Japanese War Crimes and Related

Topics: A Guide to Records at the

National Archives

Compiled by Greg Bradsher
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This finding aid will help researchers interested in Japanese war crimes, war 

criminals, and war crimes trials to navigate the vast holdings of the U.S. National Archives 

and Records Administration at College Park (NARA). It will also be useful to anyone 

interested in military, intelligence, political, diplomatic, economic, financial, social, and 

cultural activities in the Far East during 1931-1951, as well as to those searching for 

information regarding Allied prisoners of war; the organization, functions, and activities of 

American and Allied agencies; and the Japanese occupation of countries and the American 

occupation of Japan. While not aimed at researchers interested in the strategic and tactical 

military and naval history of the war in the Far East, this finding aid may nevertheless be 

useful to those with such interests, if only to identify record groups and series of records 

that may bear on those topics. 

This finding aid covers records from over twenty record groups and includes materials 

declassified under the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Act of 2000 (P.L. 106-567) 

as well as records that were never classified and those declassified before the passage of 

the Disclosure Act. Because the process of identifying, declassifying, accessioning, and 

processing of records under the Act is taking place as this finding is being compiled, latearriving records may not be identified in this finding aid. Researchers should consult the 

IWG Web site (http://www.archives.gov/iwg/) for a complete and up-to-date list of records 

declassified under the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Act. 

Federal agencies involved in the identification and declassification of relevant classified 

records ascertained that there were relatively few pertinent records that were still classified. 

Most relevant records were either never classified or were declassified decades before the 

Act and were already in NARA’s custody. 

While this finding aid’s coverage is broad, it is not comprehensive. Researchers may find 

other relevant series of records within the record groups mentioned or not mentioned. 

Researchers are encouraged to use other finding aids and consult with NARA staff to 

locate records of interest. In addition, the National Archives at College Park holds nontextual records (such as still photographs and motion pictures) that researchers may want 

to examine. Other NARA facilities hold many records and donated material related to 

World War II, including records related to the subjects covered in this finding aid. This 

is particularly true of the Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Harry S. Truman, and the Dwight D. 

Think of archives as vast mountain ranges of records with the archivists guiding the 

expeditions. Explorations on familiar, well-trodden paths produce new perspectives when 

examined with fresh eyes and imagination. 

—William Cunliffe, Senior Archivist, NARA 

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Eisenhower Presidential Libraries, and the Center for Legislative Archives. Researchers 

should contact these facilities directly. 

Structure of the Finding Aid

The finding aid is arranged by record group number and is subdivided by record series. 

The records within each record group are generally arranged to reflect the hierarchy of the 

agency to which they belong. Figure 1 is a sample page from the finding aid. It shows the 

first page of a record group and indicates the type of information researchers are likely to 

find on it.

Figure 1. Sample Page Layout

Please note the header at the top of the page. The header contains two important pieces 

of information that are crucial to navigating the finding aid. First, the header contains the 

record group 

number

description

record group name

series 

entry

series heading

series

record group 

number

last entry on page

record group name

War Crimes Branch — Entry 1: Administrative Correspondence and Related Records, 1945-1949

RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 129

RECORDS OF THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL (NAVY)

RECORD GROUP 125

The Office of the Judge Advocate General was directed by the Judge Advocate General of

the Navy. During the war, the position was held successively by Rear Admirals Walter B.

Woodson and Thomas L. Gatch. The office provided staff to the War Crimes Office (see RG

153) to investigate and assemble evidence on enemy atrocities against service personnel

and other United States citizens and to arrange for the prosecution of war criminals.

The U.S. Navy had jurisdiction over trials in the Marianas Islands, the Marshall and Gilbert 

Islands, Palau Islands, Bonin Islands, and the Caroline Islands after Japan surrendered. 

From 1945 through 1949, the U.S. Navy conducted 47 trials of 123 accused Japanese war 

criminals on the islands of Guam and Kwajalein. Trials were held for the mistreatment of

prisoners of war and for the executions of captured Allied airmen (including beheading and 

cannibalism). Accused collaborators were also tried.

The trials resulted in 113 convictions. There were 30 death sentences and 10 executions, 

all for murder convictions. The navy conducted executions or sent convicted war criminals 

to Sugamo Prison in Tokyo to serve their sentences. Some accused and convicted war 

criminals chose suicide rather than face trial, imprisonment, or execution.

War Crimes Branch

Box and folder lists are available for most if not all of these series. Researchers should also

ascertain if the locations for these series of records are current before requesting them.

Administrative Correspondence and Related Records 1945-1949 (0125-A1-1)

Boxes 1-4 location: 290/C/68/04

Box Subject

1 Administration, 1945-1948

1 Affidavit Forms, Request for, 1949

1 Appropriate Duty, 1949

1 Clemency Board, 1949

1 COMMARIANAS (Admiral Murphy), 1946-1949

1 Daily Letterboard (Reading File), December 30, 1944-May 28, 1945

1 Daily Letterboard (Reading File), June 1, 1945-February 19, 1946

1 Daily Log-Pending Agenda, January 4-July 30, 1945

1 Daily Log-Pending Agenda, February 19-June 13, 1945

2 Daily Log, August 1, 1946-October 18, 1947

2 Incoming Dispatches, September 1948-May 1949

2 Outgoing Dispatches, October 1948-September 1949

2 Eight Naval District Headquarters, 1949

2 Information Regarding War Crimes, Request for, October 1949

2 Investigation, 1947

2 Judge Advocate General, 1945-1949

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series in the upper left-hand corner. The header also contains the name and number of the 

last entry that appears on the page. The header reflects the general hierarchy or general 

subject/geographic area covered by the records and provides a quick orientation to the 

records described on that particular page. 

At the beginning of each record group, you will find the complete name of the record group 

followed by the record group number. Most record groups begin with a brief administrative 

history of the agency or office, with particular emphasis on the World War II period. The 

record group number and name are repeated in the footer of each page. 

Many series headings will be followed by administrative or contextual descriptions. Beneath 

the series you will find one or more entries. The entries provide detailed descriptive 

information about the actual records, as opposed to the organizational, administrative, and 

historical contexts of the records (see figure 2). 

Figure 2. Sample Series Entry

The granularity of the descriptions in the finding aid vary from record group to record 

group and even from series to series. This variation is reflected in the level and types of 

descriptive information in the finding aid as well as in the information found in the headers. 

Some entries will only have a series description while others will have extensive box and 

file title lists. In some cases you will be able to search and view all of the file titles for a 

particular entry, and in other cases you will need to request the records or consult with 

archival staff to determine file titles.

A typical entry will include the entry name, date span, and entry number. Additional 

information such as series arrangement statements are also provided for most record series 

entries. Where applicable, the total number of boxes in the entry is given along with the 

beginning location of the entry. In many cases, entries are followed by lists of related file 

titles and their corresponding box numbers. The record group number, entry name, entry 

number, box number(s), and beginning location are needed to request records from the 

stacks or when placing an order for photocopies.

file title 

list

Records of the Office of the Under Secretary of War — Entry 146: Security Classified Correspondence, 1945-1947

RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 119

Administrative Office Classified Decimal File March 1943-November 1945 

(Formerly Security-Classified Correspondence) (0107-A1-141) 

The records are arranged initially by War Department decimal classification scheme, 

followed by ten project files, one of which is “Foreign Countries and Cities.” Each project 

file is arranged alphabetically by name or subject and thereunder according to the War 

Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 209-264 location: 390/9/10/02 

Box Decimal Subject

209 000.5 Atrocities location: 390/9/10/02

240 350.03 Language location: 390/9/10/07

242 383.6 Prisoners of war location: 390/9/10/07

262 Japan location: 390/9/11/03

Administrative Office Decimal File 1943-1945 (General Correspondence) 

(0107-A1-144) 

Much of the series consists of cross-reference sheets that refer to documents which were 

forwarded to other offices, or were filed elsewhere in this series; in Patterson’s securityclassified correspondence for this period (0107-A1-141), or within the records of his 

assistants. The correspondence itself consists mainly of letters, memorandums, reports, 

cablegrams, bulletins, transcripts of hearings, and publications exchanged with other 

officials in the War Department, Army Service Forces, Cabinet members, the White House, 

members of Congress, Federal Bureau of Investigation, businessmen, and industrialists. 

Within the project files in the series under the project “Foreign Countries and Cities,” are 

records primarily concerning U.S. installations located within the country and the financial, 

military, and political conditions of the country or city. The records are arranged according 

to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. At the end of the series is a 

number of project files that are arranged alphabetically by subject or project. The records 

in each project are arranged alphabetically by topic and thereunder according to the War 

Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 265-552 location: 390/9/13/01. 

Box Decimal Subject

265 000.5 War Crimes, Atrocities location: 390/9/13/01

474-475 383.6 Prisoners of war location: 390/9/17/03

476 386.3 Captured property location: 390/9/17/05

530 Japan location: 390/9/18/04

Security-Classified Correspondence 1945-1947 (0107-A1-146) 

The records in this series are arranged according to the War Department Decimal 

Classification Scheme, with a number of small project files at the end of the series arranged 

alphabetically by subject or project. Boxes 1-12 location: 390/9/21/06. 

Box Subject

11 Japan location: 390/9/22/01

series date span

entry title

series 

description

number of

boxes

beginning location

box number

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The locations given in the finding aid were accurate at the time the finding aid was 

prepared; however, some locations and box numbers may change over time. We have 

tried to identify the few places where this is likely to occur. Consultation of the most recent 

Master Location Register (MLR) and archival staff may be needed to ascertain the correct 

location of records that have been moved.

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entire finding aid may be a necessary step for some researchers, most will be best served 

by searching for specific terms and then selectively reading through the record groups or 

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Requesting Access to and Requesting Reproductions of Records

All of the records described in this finding aid are located in the National Archives at College 

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The records described in this finding aid are administered by the Textual Archives Services 

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researchers in locating or ordering records. For inquiries about records, including access to 

or copies of the records, you may use the form found online at: http://www.archives.gov/

contact/inquire-form.html#part-b. You may also contact the Modern Military Records and 

Civilian Agency Records at the addresses and telephone numbers below: 

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For Modern Military Records: For Civilian Agency Records:

Modern Military Records (NWCTM) Civilian Records (NWCTC)

Textual Archives Services Division Textual Archives Services Division

Office of Records Services-Washington Office of Records Services-Washington

Room 2400 Room 2600

8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 

20740-6001 20740-6001

(301) 837-3510 (301) 837-3480

Research staff pull records Monday through Friday at five specific times. They do not pull 

records on Saturdays. Those desiring to do research on Saturday can have records pulled 

during weekdays for Saturday use. 

Some of the records in this finding aid have been microfilmed as NARA microfilm 

publications. These microfilm publications are located in Room 4050 of the College Park 

facility; they are self-service. Other NARA facilities have copies of many of these microfilm 

publications. 

Almost all of the records described in this finding aid are readily available, and researchers 

are not required to make advance arrangements to consult them. A few records may 

remain closed because of national security restrictions or may be withheld for reasons of 

personal privacy or because specific statutes demand it. These records may be requested 

under the Freedom of Information Act. 

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Acknowledgements

The comprehensiveness of this finding aid could not have been achieved without the 

assistance of the Textual Archives Services Division staff. Their knowledge about the 

records and their willingness to share their knowledge is greatly appreciated. Two student 

interns, Sean Morris of St. Andrews University (summer 2002) and Kate Harvey of Earlham 

College (summer 2003), provided invaluable assistance in identifying relevant files and 

documents within series of records. Without the support, encouragement, guidance, 

and friendship of IWG staff members William Cunliffe, Richard Myers, and David Van 

Tassel, compiling this finding aid would not have been such an enjoyable experience for 

me. The usefulness of this guide was immeasurably enhanced by the editorial work of 

Jacquelyn Ferry and Rusch Communications, who put it in electronic form and made it 

easily searchable. Finally, I would like to thank NARA managers James Hastings, Sharon 

Thibodeau, and Michael Kurtz. Without their vision and support, this finding aid would not 

have been undertaken and completed in a timely manner. 

Greg Bradsher

Textual Archives Services Division

National Archives at College Park

National Archives and Records Administration

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The War Department Decimal File Classification Scheme

Many of the series of military records for the 1917-1962 period are arranged by the War 

Department Decimal File Classification Scheme. When encountering series of records 

arranged by this file system, researchers may want to consult copies of the War Department 

Decimal File System (revised ed. 1943). The decimals that often relate to the subjects of 

this finding aid are: 

DecimalTitle 

000.4 Historical (Antiquities, archaeological sites, curios, landmarks, museums, relics, 

ruins) 

000.5 War Crimes and Criminals 

004.2 Banks and banking 

004.7 Commercial enterprises 

007 Fine Arts 

020 War Department (Administration and Functions)

091 Countries 

091.1 Government 

091.11 Officials 

091.3 Economics 

095 Commercial firms and persons 

123 Funds, money, and savings 

211 Interpreters, officers

221 Interpreters, enlisted personnel

231.3 Interpreters, employees

313.3 Records, storage, transfer, and preservation of

313.5 Records, access to; including production in court

313.6 Records, disposition of

314.4 Captured records 

314.7 Military histories 

319.1 Reports

321 Chemical Warfare Service

322 Chemical Warfare units

332.3 Personal property 

334 Boards, commissions, committee, council, and missions 

350.03 Language, proficiency in and study of

350.05 Military information, collection and dissemination 

383 Conduct of war with relation to commercial firms and persons 

383.6 Prisoners of War

383.7 Refugees 

383.8 Commercial firms, blacklisted, enemy trading, price control, and profiteering 

385 Manner and methods of conducting war 

386 Property Rights involved in war (sometimes used for restitution) 

386.3 Captured property 

386.7 Frozen assets, including funds (sometimes used for reparations) 

387 Terminating war 

388 Preserving peace 

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470.6 Chemicals, for fighting

471.6 Bacteriological bombs, chemical bombs

523.7 Records, shipment of

602 Disposition of real property or land 

602.3 Transfers of buildings, land, structures, etc. to other departments and states (often 

used for reparations and restitution)

Common Acronyms

AAF Army Air Force

AF Air Force

AFPAC United States Army Forces, Pacific

ATIS Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, GHQ, SWPA

BEW Board of Economic Warfare (U.S.)

CAD Civil Affairs Division 

CBI China-Burma-India Theater

CWS Chemical Warfare Service

CIC Counterintelligence Corps

CINCPAC Commander-in-Chief, US Pacific Fleet

CINCPOA Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Ocean Areas

CROWCASS Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects

CSDIC Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center

CT China Theater

DOJ Department of Justice

EEIS Enemy Equipment Intelligence Service

FDB Foreign Documents Branch

FE Far East

FEA Foreign Economic Administration

FEC Far Eastern Commission

G-2 Military Intelligence

GHQ General Headquarters

GHQ AFPAC General Headquarters United States Army Forces, Pacific

GHQ SWPA General Headquarters Southwestern Pacific Area

IBT India-Burma Theater

IMTFE International Military Tribunal for the Far East

IPS International Prosecution Section

JCS Joint Chiefs of Staff

JICA Joint Intelligence Collection Agency

JICPOA Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area

MEW Ministry of Economic Warfare (British)

MID Military Intelligence Division

MIS Military Intelligence Service

MISLS Military Intelligence Service Language School

NEFIS Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service

NEI Netherlands East Indies

OIR Office of Intelligence Research

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ONI Office of Naval Intelligence

OSS Office of Strategic Services

OWI Office of War Information

PACMIRS Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service

POW Prisoner of War

R&A Office of Strategic Services Research and Analysis Branch

SACSEA Supreme Allied Commander Southeast Asia

SCAP Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers

SEA Southeast Asia [also Southeast Asia Command]

SEAC Southeast Asia Command

SEATIC Southeast Asia Translation and Interrogation Center

SI Secret Intelligence Branch, OSS

SINTIC Sino Translation and Interrogation Center

SOS Service of Supply

SSU Strategic Services Unit

SWNCC State War Navy Coordinating Committee

SWPA South West Pacific Area

UNWCC United Nations War Crimes Commission

USAF CBI United States Army Forces, China-Burma-India

USAFFE United States Army Forces, Far East

USAFICPA United States Army Forces in the Central Pacific Area

USAFIK United States Army Forces in Korea

USAFISPA United States Army Forces in the South Pacific Area

USMC United States Marine Corps

USSBS United States Strategic Bombing Survey

WD War Department

WDC Washington Document Center

WDGS War Department General Staff

X-2 Counteintelligence Branch, OSS

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Contents

Guide to Japanese War Crimes Records in the National Archives .......i

Structure of the Finding Aid ..............................................................ii

How to Navigate the Finding Aid ......................................................iv

Requesting Access to and Requesting Reproductions of Records ......v

Acknowledgements .........................................................................vii

The War Department Decimal File Classification Scheme................viii

Common Acronyms...........................................................................ix

RG 24: Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel ............................ 1

RG 38: Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations ......... 3

Records of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Operations) ........................................ 3

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence ................................................................... 3

RG 43: Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and 

Expositions .....................................................................................14

Records Relating to the Far Eastern Commission ..........................................................14

RG 56: General Records of the Department of Treasury ..................26

Central Files of the Office of the Secretary and Assistant Secretaries .............................26

Records of the Office of the General Counsel ..............................................................26

Records of the Office of the Assistant Secretary for International Affairs .........................27

RG 59: General Records of the Department of State .......................31

Central Files ...........................................................................................................31

Name Cards ...........................................................................................................32

Purport Lists and Purport Cards ................................................................................33

Source Card Index ..................................................................................................33

Decimal Files .........................................................................................................34

Lot Files .................................................................................................................36

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs.....................................................................................37

Records of the Office of Intelligence ...........................................................................43

Records of the Office of the Legal Adviser ...................................................................43

Records of the Bureau of Public Affairs .......................................................................45

Records of the Special War Problems Division..............................................................46

Records of the Division of World Trade Intelligence and its Successor, Division of Economic 

Security Controls ....................................................................................................53
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RG 60: General Records of the Department of Justice ....................59

Classified Central Files 1914- ...................................................................................60

Records of the Antitrust Division ...............................................................................60

RG 65: Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ...................62

RG 82: Records of the Federal Reserve System ..............................96

Records of the Board of Governors ............................................................................96

RG 84: Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of 

State ..............................................................................................97

Australia ................................................................................................................98

Burma .................................................................................................................101

China...................................................................................................................102

Great Britain.........................................................................................................105

India....................................................................................................................105

Japan...................................................................................................................108

Philippines............................................................................................................110

Switzerland ..........................................................................................................112

Thailand...............................................................................................................113

RG 107: Records of the Office of the Secretary of War ..................115

Records of the Office of the Secretary of War ............................................................115

Records of the Executive Assistant, Special Assistant and Consultants .........................120

Records of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of War ..............................................121

RG 111: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer ...............125

Office of the Chief Signal Officer ..............................................................................125

RG 112: Records of the Office of the Surgeon General (Army) ......126

Surgeon General’s Office ........................................................................................126

Records of the Preventive Medicine Division ..............................................................128

RG 125: Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General 

(Navy) ..........................................................................................129

War Crimes Branch ................................................................................................129

RG 127: Records of the United States Marine Corps ......................139

Office of the Commandant ......................................................................................139

RG 131: Records of the Office of Alien Property ............................146

Orders .................................................................................................................147

Legal Records .......................................................................................................155

RG 153: Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) ...............158

War Crimes Branch ................................................................................................158

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RG 165: Records of the War Department General and Special 

Staffs ................................................................................................ 191

Records of the Office of the Chief of Staff..................................................................191

Records of the General Staff ...................................................................................193

Records of the War Department Special Staff ...........................................................247

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff...................................................250

RG 169: Records of the Foreign Economic Administration ............256

Records of the Board of Economic Warfare 1941-1943 ...............................................256

Records of the Office of the Administrator ................................................................257

Records of the Office of the Budget and Administrative Planning .................................259

Records of the Bureau of Areas ..............................................................................267

RG 175: Records of the Chemical Warfare Service ........................322

Office of the Chief, Chemical Warfare Service ............................................................322

RG 200: National Archives Gift Collection Records.........................339

RG 208: Records of the Office of War Information ........................340

Records of the Historian .........................................................................................340

Records of the Overseas Operations Branch .............................................................341

RG 216: Records of the Office of Censorship .................................357

General Records ...................................................................................................357

Records of the Office of the Director ........................................................................358

Records of the Administrative Division .....................................................................358

Records of the Postal Division .................................................................................362

RG 218: Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff ..........................363

Records of the Chairman ........................................................................................363

Records of the Combined Civil Affairs Committee ......................................................384

RG 226: Records of the Office of Strategic Services ......................386

Secret Intelligence Branch ......................................................................................386

Research and Analysis Branch .................................................................................387

Foreign Nationalities Branch....................................................................................387

X-2 Branch ...........................................................................................................387

Records of the Director ..........................................................................................389

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch ...........................................................390

RG 238: National Archives Collection of World War II War Crimes 

Records ........................................................................................554

Records of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE) 1946-1948 ..........554

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RG 239: Records of the American Commission for the Protection 

and Salvage of Artistic and Historic Monuments in War Areas ......561

Records of the Commission.....................................................................................563

RG 242: National Archives Collection of Foreign Records Seized ..567

RG 243: Records of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey ..576

Pacific Survey .......................................................................................................576

RG 262: Records of the Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service ....579

Central Files .........................................................................................................579

RG 263: Records of the Central Intelligence Agency .....................580

Records of the Office of the Director of Central Intelligence .........................................580

Records of the Foreign Documents Division ...............................................................580

Files Released in Response to the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Act ..........581

RG 299: Records of the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of 

the United States ..........................................................................584

Office of General Counsel........................................................................................585

RG 313: Records of Naval Operating Forces .................................586

Records of Pacific Ocean Area Activities ....................................................................586

RG 319: Records of the Army Staff ................................................595

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2)............................................595

Office of the Chief of Military History ........................................................................716

RG 331: Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation 

Headquarters, World War II .........................................................717

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP) 717

Adjutant General’s Section......................................................................................721

Records of the SCAP Legal Section 1945-1952...........................................................732

Records of the SCAP International Prosecution Section ............................................ 1046

Government Section ............................................................................................ 1050

Civil Historical Section.......................................................................................... 1072

Civil Property Custodian ....................................................................................... 1082

Judge Advocate Section........................................................................................ 1246

Records of the Headquarters Southeast Asia Command (SEAC) 1943-1945 ................ 1346

RG 353: Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental 

Committees, State Department ..................................................1348

Records of the Secretary of State’s Staff Committee 1944-1947................................. 1348

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee........................................... 1349

Subcommittee Records......................................................................................... 1355

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Records of the Division of World Trade Intelligence and its Successor, Division of Economic 

Security Controls ................................................................................................ 1358

RG 389: Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General ....1362

General Records .................................................................................................. 1362

Records of the Military Government Division ........................................................... 1365

Records of the Military Police Division..................................................................... 1366

Records of the Prisoner of War Division................................................................... 1367

Provost Division Records....................................................................................... 1378

RG 407: Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– ...........1379

Records of, or Maintained by, the Communications Branch ........................................ 1379

Records of the Administrative Services Division ....................................................... 1381

The Philippine Archives Collection .......................................................................... 1414

RG 457: Records of the National Security Agency........................1424

RG 493: Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India 

Theaters of Operation .................................................................1552

Records of the China-Burma-India Theater of Operations, U.S. Army (CBI).................. 1552

Records of the India-Burma Theater of Operations, U.S. Army (IBT) ........................... 1553

Records of the China Theater of Operations, U.S. Army (CT)...................................... 1561

Histories of China-Burma-India Theaters................................................................. 1593

RG 494: Records of U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific, 1942-

1946 ...........................................................................................1606

Records of the Chief of Staff.................................................................................. 1606

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 ............................................................. 1606

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 ............................................................. 1607

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4 ............................................................. 1607

Records of the Adjutant General ............................................................................ 1607

Records of the Judge Advocate General .................................................................. 1609

Records of the War Crimes Division........................................................................ 1610

RG 495: Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, 

Western Pacific ..........................................................................1611

Office of the Commanding General......................................................................... 1611

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 ............................................................. 1611

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 ............................................................. 1612

Records of the Adjutant General ............................................................................ 1613

Records of the Judge Advocate .............................................................................. 1614

Records of the Provost Marshal.............................................................................. 1615

Records of the Chemical Warfare Officer ................................................................ 1617

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RG 496: Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area 

and United States Army Forces, Pacific .......................................1624

Records of the Office of the Chief of Staff................................................................ 1624

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 ............................................................ 1625

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 ............................................................. 1641

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4 ............................................................. 1643

Records of the Adjutant General ............................................................................ 1645

Records of the Civil Affairs Section......................................................................... 1663

Records of the Provost Marshal.............................................................................. 1663

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch ........................................................... 1664

Records of the Chief Signal Officer ......................................................................... 1673

Records of the U.S. Army Forces, Far East (USAFFE) ................................................ 1674

RG 554: Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, 

Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations 

Command ...................................................................................1678

Records of the Far East Command ......................................................................... 1679

Contents
Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel

Record Group 24 

The Bureau of Naval Personnel (BUPERS) was established in the Department of the Navy 

by an act of May 13, 1942, (56 Stat. 276). BUPERS assumed five personnel-related 

responsibilities from the now-abolished Bureau of Navigation, which included procurement, 

training, distribution, performance, and welfare. These remained the bureau’s principal 

responsibilities, with relatively modest changes, for over thirty years. Some functions 

relating to procurement and training of specialized personnel, such as in aviation and 

medicine, were exercised by the appropriate technical bureaus. During World War 

II, BUPERS had responsibility for most matters relating to regular and reservist naval 

personnel, including officers, enlisted men, WAVES, Staff Corps, and most specialists. 

Casualty Branch

Records Relating to Japanese War Crimes Involving POWs (0024-A1-12)

This series, which is arranged roughly according to subject, consists of miscellaneous 

records related to war crimes committed by Japanese Imperial Forces and collaborators 

against Allied POWs and civilians at various locations in the Pacific Theater during World War 

II. The documents in this series include correspondence, investigative reports, and trial 

records. Boxes 1-4 location: 470/55/10/01.

Box Subject

1 Executions on Chi Chi Jima

1 Japanese Statements Regarding the Execution of Five Americans at Singkong, 

Southern Celebes 3-4 August 1945

1 Japanese War Crimes – Guam

1 POW – Philippine Islands – Executed

1 POW War Crime Trials

1 POW War Crimes

1 POW War Crimes Sentences

1 State Dept. Summary of Activities on Behalf of POWs during WWII, 4 September 

1945

1 War Crimes – Execution of two Airmen from USS Enterprise who crashed into the 

sea during the Battle of Midway after being rescued by the Japanese destroyer 

Makigumo (Ens. W. O’Flaherty and Bruno P. Gaido)

2 Japanese Atrocities on Guam Against Natives and Americans A16-2 BelligerentsPolicy

2 Japanese Mandate Island Fortification – Defense (War Crimes Trials)

2 Japanese Mandate Island Fortification – Prosecution (War Crimes Trial)

2 War Crimes Materials [Guam] Enclosure 1

3 Crisostimo, Luis Cepeda 119 (5/46)

3 Ooka, Thoma Cruz 400 (1945)

3 Scharff, George 503 (Nov. 57)

3 Sgambelluri, Adolfo Conacho 511 (11/99)

3 Shimizu, Jose A 690 (1949) 

RG 24. Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel 

Casualty Branch — Entry 12: Japanese War Crimes Involving POWs
Box Subject

3 Shinohara, Samuel T. 518 (5/61)

3 Torres, Jose Cruz 570 (2/45)

3 Villagomez, Jose P. 581 (1945)

3 Villagomez, Juan S. 582 (5/58)

3 Yamanaka, Kiyoji 621

4 Board of Investigation – Bonin Islands, Vol. II, pp. 368-782

4 Bonin Islands Investigation, Vol. III, pp. 782-979 Exhibits

4 Record of Proceedings of Board of Investigation, U.S. Occupation Forces, Bonin 

Islands Re Deaths of Allied POWs in Custody of Japanese Military Forces, Vol. I, 

pp. 1-368

Casualty Branch — Entry 12: Japanese War Crimes Involving POWs

RG 24. Records of the Bureau of Naval Personnel 
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 

Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations

Record Group 38

By an executive order of December 18, 1941, the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet 

(COMINCH) was removed from the authority of the Chief of Naval Operations and was put 

in supreme command of the Navy’s operating forces. On March 12, 1942, however, another 

executive order made provision for combining the duties of the Commander in Chief, U.S. 

Fleet, and those of the Chief of Naval Operations and assigned them to one office with the 

title of “Commander in Chief, United States Fleet, and Chief of Naval Operations.” This 

official served as the principal naval adviser to the President on the conduct of the war and 

principal naval adviser and executive to the Secretary of the Navy on the conduct of the 

activities of the Naval Establishment. Adm. Ernest J. King, who had become Commander 

in Chief, U.S. Fleet in December 1941, was given the dual role and retained it during the 

remainder of the war. As Chief of Naval Operations he succeeded Adm. Harold R. Stark, 

who had held that office since before the outbreak of the war in Europe in 1939.

Records of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Operations)

The Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Operations), holding the rank of Vice Admiral, under 

the authority and direction of the Chief of Naval Operations, prepared strategic plans and 

policies and was responsible for the organization, operational development, readiness, 

administration, and operations of seagoing forces, sea frontiers, and overseas naval 

command areas. He oversaw the evaluation and dissemination of operational information 

and had representation on joint operational agencies.

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence

During World War II, the Naval Intelligence Division was part of the “Services” group 

under the Sub Chief of Naval Operations. During the war the Office of Naval Intelligence 

(ONI) was responsible for the collection and distribution of naval intelligence for Navy 

bureaus and offices. It cooperated closely with the Military Intelligence Division (MID), 

the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the State Department, the Office of U.S. Censorship, 

and the British Imperial Censorship Office. Since Headquarters, COMINCH, and ONI both 

carried on intelligence activities; a more clear-cut distinction was made between them 

when COMINCH established the Combat Intelligence Division on July 1, 1943. The general 

line of demarcation between their duties was that the Naval Intelligence Division was 

responsible for strategic intelligence and the Combat Intelligence Division was responsible 

for operational intelligence. 

Formerly Security Classified Administrative Correspondence 1941-1945 

(0038-A1-85A)

This series is arranged according to the Navy Filing Manual, a copy of which is located in the 

consultation area in Room 2400. Boxes 1-451 location: 370/14/14/02. 

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence — Entry 85A: Formerly Security Classified Administrative Correspondence, 1941-1945
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 

Subject Index to Naval Attaché Reports in Series 98A, 98B, and 98C 1940-1947 

(0038-A1-95A)

This index is arranged alphabetically under 30 major headings, including: all nations, 

commerce, financial, government, foreign relations, social and economic conditions, and 

societies and organizations. Under each of the major headings the cards are arranged by 

subject or country, and thereunder by subject or country. Included on the cards are register 

number, file designation, date, title, the source of the information, and the original security 

classification on the document. Also included on some cards are lists of the enclosures 

to the document and cross-references to other subjects in the index. The index has been 

microfilmed and is available as NARA Microfilm Publication M1332. Boxes 1-35 location: 

370/13/9/05. 

Formerly Confidential Reports of Naval Attachés 1940-1946 (0038-A1-98A) 

This series consists of intelligence reports submitted by naval attachés based upon their 

observations concerning foreign naval activities. Most reports contain military, economic, 

and political information about the country. The series is arranged by subject classification 

number and thereunder numerically. See series 95A for a subject index for the World War II 

intelligence summaries and reports. Boxes 1-1276 location: 370/13/10/01. 

Box File Register Subject

197 A-1-Z 24097 Combat Intelligence Center, South Pacific Force of the 

U.S. Pacific Fleet, Headquarters of the Commander. 

Translations of Captured Japanese Documents 1943 

location: 370/13/14/01

197 A-1-Z 24097 Allied Translation and Interpreter Section (ATIS) 

products, including Current Translations, Enemy 

Publications, Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of 

Documents), Spot Reports, 1943-1945 location: 

370/13/14/01

198 A-1-Z 24097 Original captured Japanese documents, including 

machinery blueprints for “I” Type Submarine location: 

370/13/14/01

198 A-1-Z 24097 South Pacific Force of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, 

Headquarters of the Commander. Translations of 

captured Japanese Documents, May 1944 location: 

370/13/14/01

198 A-1-Z 24097 Preliminary Report to Japanese Document Conference, 

War Department, Washington, DC, December 1944-

January 1945; December 23, 1944, ca. 50 pp. location: 

370/13/14/01

199 A-1-Z 24097 Original captured Japanese documents location: 

370/13/14/01

200 A-1-Z 24097 Miscellaneous reports and translations, and accession 

lists of captured Japanese documents 1943-1945 

location: 370/13/14/01

201 A-1-Z 24097 Original captured Japanese documents location: 

370/13/14/01

201 A-1-Z 24097 Miscellaneous reports and accession lists of captured 

Japanese records, 1946 location: 370/13/14/01

427 C-9-B 18501 World Economic Situation 1940-1945 (3 files) location: 

370/13/18/06

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence — Entry 98A: Confidential Reports of Naval Attaches, 1940-1946
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 

Box File Register Subject

429 C-9-C 23070 Economic Surveys-Various Countries 1940-1945 

location: 370/13/18/06

430 C-9-B 24263 Survey of Economic Warfare Information 1943 location: 

370/13/18/06

430-431 C-9-B 24431 Military Government of Occupied Territories 1943-1946 

(9 files) location: 370/13/18/06 

437 C-9-D 24431/46 Military Government of Occupied Territories 1946 

location: 370/13/18/07

439 C-9-E 16693 System of Government-Japan location: 370/13/18/07

441 C-9-E 23269 Conditions in the Far East location: 370/13/19/01

443 C-9-E 24112 International Situation 1943-1945 location: 

370/13/19/01

464 C-10-E 6540-

7115

MID Digest of Information on Japan location: 

370/13/19/04

465-67 C-10-E 7573 MID Digest of Information on Japan location: 

370/13/19/04

467-70 C-10-E 7573 General Notes on Japan (11 files, A, B, C, E, F, G, H, I, 

J, K) location: 370/13/19/04

479 C-10-F 20330-G Japanese Propaganda location: 370/13/19/06

480 C-10-F 24045 Prisoners of War and Internees of the Japanese 

location: 370/13/19/06

480 C-10-F 25545 Prisoners of War-Internees All Nations location: 

370/13/19/06

508 C-10-I 11399-O Japanese Foreign Relations and Foreign policies 1940-

1941 location: 370/13/20/03

508 C-10-I 11399-P Japanese Foreign Relations and Foreign policies 1941 

location: 370/13/20/03

508 C-10-I 11399-Q Japanese Foreign Relations and Foreign policies 1943-

1945 location: 370/13/20/03

508 C-10-I 11402-R Economic Conditions-Japan 1941 location: 

370/13/20/03

508 C-10-I 11402-S Economic Conditions-Japan 1942-1944 location: 

370/13/20/03

512 C-10-I 11556-F Social Conditions in Japan location: 370/13/20/03

512 C-10-I 11510-X Chinese-Japanese Relations 1939-1945 location: 

370/13/20/03

513-515 C-10-I 14493 Archives-All Nations 1945-1946 location: 370/13/20/04 

515 C-10-I 25787 Documents and Records-All Nations 1945-1946 (4 files) 

location: 370/13/20/04 

516 C-10-J 11817-B Prominent Japanese Persons location: 370/13/20/04

517-21 C-10-J 11817 Personalities-Japan and Colonies (23 files, E thru Z and 

AA) location: 370/13/20/05

522 C-10-J 12062-C Japanese Activities in the Philippine Islands location: 

370/13/20/05

522 C-10-J 12096-F The Pacific Question-Policies and Interests of Various 

Countries 1939-1942 location: 370/13/20/05

525 C-10-J 12901-D Japanese Activities in Manchuria location: 370/13/20/06

525 C-10-J 12902 Chinese-American Relations 1941-1945 location: 

370/13/20/06

529 C-10-J 20891 Japan, China, Manchuria, Korea 1945 location: 

370/13/20/06

594 C-10-N 23911 Embassy Reports to the State Department 1942-1946 

(3 files) location: 370/13/22/02 

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence — Entry 98A: Confidential Reports of Naval Attaches, 1940-1946
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 

Box File Register Subject

697 F-1-G 9999-D Chemical Warfare-General location: 370/13/24/02

699 F-1-G 21082 Chemical Warfare-China location: 370/13/24/03

699 F-1-G 18519 Chemical Warfare-Japan location: 370/13/24/02

Confidential Reports of Naval Attachés 1940-1946 (0038-A1-98B)

This series is arranged alphabetically within each box by the name of a city. Boxes 1277-

1349 location: 370/14/1/04.

Box City

1295 Bombay, India location: 370/14/1/06

1295 Melbourne, Australia location: 370/14/1/06

1296 Colombo, Ceylon location: 370/14/1/06

1297 Calcutta, India location: 370/14/1/06

1298-1300 New Delhi, India location: 370/14/1/07

1301-1302 Nanking, China location: 370/14/1/07

1307 Shanghai, China location: 370/14/2/01

1313 Wellington, New Zealand location: 370/14/2/02

1315-1316 Bangkok, Thailand location: 370/14/2/02

1326 Singapore location: 370/14/2/04

Formerly Secret Reports of Naval Attachés 1940-1945 (0038-A1-98C) 

These records are much like those described above but were classified “Secret.” Arranged 

by subject classification number and thereunder numerically, with a few reports arranged by 

a separate number scheme at the end of the series. See series 95A for a subject index for 

the World War II intelligence summaries and reports. Boxes 1-488 location: 370/14/3/01. 

Box File Register Subject

93-95 A-1-Z 24097 Translations of Captured Japanese Relations location: 

370/14/5/01

144 C-8-A 25783/46 Art and Art Objects-All Nations [art looting] 1946 

location: 370/14/6/01

144 C-9-B 18501-A World Economic Situation 1942-1945 location: 

370/14/6/01 

144 C-9-B 18501-B World Conditions 1945 location: 370/14/6/01 

145 C-9-B 24263 Summary of Economic Warfare Intelligence 1943-1944 

location: 370/14/6/01

145 C-9-B 24431 Military Government of Occupied Territory 1943-1945 

(5 files) location: 370/14/6/01

146 C-9-B 24816 Contraband Control 1944 location: 370/14/6/01 

146 C-9-B 25580 Red Cross Relief 1945 location: 370/14/6/01 

146 C-9-D 21851 State Department Organization and Activities 1944 

location: 370/14/6/01

147 C-9-E 23269 General Conditions-Far East location: 370/14/6/01

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence — Entry 98C: Secret Reports of Naval Attaches, 1940-1945
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 

Box File Register Subject

147 C-9-E 23278 “Fortnightly Summary Current National Situation 

and World Events” 1944-1945 (3 files) location: 

370/14/6/01

148 C-9-E 24112 International Situation 1942-1945 location: 

370/14/6/01 

148 C-9-E 25128 Japanese-Occupied Countries location: 370/14/6/01

154 C-10-E 7573 General Information-Japan (6 files, B, D, E, G, I, J) 

Japanese Occupied Countries location: 370/14/6/02

156 C-10-E 22854-G Department of State Information Series on Foreign 

Affairs 1944 location: 370/14/6/03 

157 C-10-F 20330-G Japanese Propaganda location: 370/14/6/03

159 C-10-F 24045 Prisoners of War and Internees of the Japanese 

location: 370/14/6/03

160 C-10-F 25545 Prisoners of War-All Nations location: 370/14/6/03

164 C-10-H 11204M Ministry of Economic Warfare (Intelligence Weekly) 

1945 location: 370/14/6/04 

170 C-10-I 24493 Archives-All Countries 1945-1946 (2 files) location: 

370/14/6/05 

170 C-10-I 25787 Documents and Records-All Nations 1945-1946 (2 files) 

location: 370/14/6/05

171 C-10-J 118117 Personalities in Japan and Colonies (4 files B, C, D, E) 

location: 370/14/6/05

172 C-10-J 118117 Personalities in Japan and Colonies (14 files, F, G, H, K, 

L, M, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, W) location: 370/14/6/05

172 C-10-J 118117-CC Personalities in Japan and Colonies location: 

370/14/6/05

172 C-10-J 11836 Social and Economic Conditions in the Philippines 1944 

location: 370/14/6/05

172 C-10-J 12062-C Japanese Activities in the Philippine Islands 1943-1944 

location: 370/14/6/05

174 C-10-J 12358-B Foreign Relations-China 1944 location: 370/14/6/05

195 C-10-N 23911 Embassy Reports to State Department 1943-1945 (2 

files) location: 370/14/7/01

229 F-1-G 9999-D Chemical Warfare-General location: 370/14/7/06

229 F-1-G 17499-O Various Chemical Warfare Reports location: 

370/14/7/06

230 F-1-G 18519 Chemical Warfare-Japan location: 370/14/7/06

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence — Entry 98C: Secret Reports of Naval Attaches, 1940-1945
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 

Foreign Intelligence Branch

Records of the Far Eastern Section

Captured Japanese Documents and Translations 1942-1945 (0038-UD-7)

Box Subject

1-8 Captured Japanese Documents and Translations location: 370/15/2/07

OP 16 FE/OP 23-F141 Translations 1944-1948 (0038-UD-8) 

The numbered translations contained in Boxes 1-23 below contain information on a wide 

variety of subjects, including Sailing Directions; “Notices to Mariners”; airplanes and 

airfields; radar; echo-ranging gear; radio homing gear; direction finders, and range finders; 

communications equipment; cameras and optical instruments; engines, carburetors, 

fuel injector systems, magnetos, oils, and greases; gasoline and gasoline additives; 

weather data and forecasts; rockets and rocket launchers; air defense preparations, units, 

equipment, procedures, and activities; evacuation of Japanese urban communities; supplies, 

supply methods, supply units, and supply shortages; bombs and other ordnance; ship and 

other naval vessels; Japanese intelligence reports regarding the Soviet Party and Russian 

military matters, such aircraft, installations, land mines, bombs, training and discipline, and 

military operations on the Eastern Front and at the Manchurian-Soviet border; population; 

mobilization and conscription; Japanese character; Government; and police. As the Allies 

conquered and occupied more places in the Japanese Empire and Japan, OP 16 FE started 

producing translation reports about harbors and harbor installations in French Indo-China, 

Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Japan, Java, and elsewhere in the Japanese Empire. It 

also published information about countries Japan occupied. OP 16 FE’s translation work 

shifted dramatically to occupation-related translations during the late summer and fall of 

1945. During the August 25-October 1, 1945 period it produced numerous translations 

relating to prefecture information and government officials in different parts of Japan. It 

also produced, during the late August–mid-November period, translations related to the 

structure of the Japanese government and the various ministries. The Emperor and his 

household estates and accounts were the subject of several translations. The List of OP 16 

FE Translations in Box 1 serves as an index to the translations.

Box Subject

1 List of OP 16 FE Translations location: 370/15/3/01

1-12 Translations Nos. 1-398 June 1944-October 1945 location: 370/15/3/01

13 OP 16 FE Special Translations July 1944 location: 370/15/3/02

14 Washington Document Center (WDC) Research Reports, Summaries, Publications, 

Miscellaneous Items, and Accession Lists 1943-1946 location: 370/15/3/03

15-18 WDC Accession Lists (ONI, CIG, CIA) 1945-1948 location: 370/15/3/03

19 Washington Document Center (WDC) Translations 1946-1947 location: 370/15/3/03; 

Included are:

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 23, Plans 

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Foreign Intelligence Branch, Far Eastern Section — Entry 8: OP 16 FE/

OP 23-F141 Translations 1944-1948 
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 

for the Large-Scale Training of Youth Workers, August 15, 1946. Based on a 1942 

document prepared by Investigation Section, Manshu Toku 3036 Butai.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 26, 

Research Reports on Communications Equipment, August 29, 1946. From five 

research reports compiled by the Japanese Fifth Army Technical Laboratory at 

Kokubunji.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 27, A 

Japanese Plan for Hydroelectric Development of the Yellow River in China, October 

1, 1946, 3 volumes.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 29, 

Japanese Radio Intelligence on USSR, August 30, 1946

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 36, 

Credentials Carried by the People of the Eastern Soviet Union and Their Value in 

Espionage, October 31, 1946.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 37, 

Report on Investigation of the Conditions of Flow of the Yellow River at Pao T’ou, 

November 5, 1946.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 38, Red 

Army Abbreviations, November 14, 1946.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 40, Reports 

on the Construction of River Survey Stations at Shan-Hsien and Mao-Ching-Tu on 

the Yellow River, November 15, 1946; North China Electric Works 1941.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 41, Yellow 

River Flood Control and Power Generation (Construction of a Dam in San-Men 

Gorge), November 15, 1946; Report issued by the North China Electric Company 

1942.

Military Intelligence Division, U.S. War Department and Office of Naval Intelligence, 

U.S. Navy Department, Washington Document Center Translation, No. 42, A Survey 

of Coast Defense Installations in the Southern part of the Maritime Krai of the 

U.S.S.R., November 20, 1946; Compiled by the Naval General Staff in June 1936.

Washington Document Center, Central Intelligence Group, Washington Document 

Center Translation, No. 45, Fission of Uranium Nuclei by Thermal-Neutron 

Bombardment, January 22, 1947; 3 documents authorized by the Physics 

Department of the Kyoto Imperial University, mostly 1945.

Washington Document Center, Central Intelligence Group, Washington Document 

Center Translation, No. 46, Biographies of Japanese Proletarian Movement Workers, 

January 29, 1947, 2 vols.; published in 1931 by the Social Thought Research 

Institute, Tokyo. 

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Foreign Intelligence Branch, Far Eastern Section — Entry 8: OP 16 FE/

OP 23-F141 Translations 1944-1948 
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 10

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

52, Report on the Survey Made Between P’U-Chou and Yun-Ch’Eng Relative to 

Dam Construction in the San-Men Gorge of the Yellow River, March 7, 1947.

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

53, NKVD Operational Methods, March 12, 1947 (still withdrawn).

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

55, Business Reports on the Manchurian Industrial Development Corporation, 

March 18, 1947; 12 business reports of the Manchurian Industrial Development 

Corporation covering the period 1937-1943.

20 Central Intelligence Group Branch Washington Document Center (WDC) Translations 

1947 location: 370/15/3/03; Included are:

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

56, Tables of the Quantity and Quality of Coal Fields in North China and MengChiang, March 21, 1947; Issued March 1942 by the No. 1 Research Office, 

Research Bureau, North China Development Company, Ltd.

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

57, A Complete Survey of the Yellow River and Its Riparian Districts, April 2, 1947 

document 252537, 3 vols.; Report done by Second Research Committee of the 

Japanese Far Eastern Institute published in 1944.

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

61, Outline of Wartime Organization of Soviet Armed Forces 1944 Revised Edition, 

April 11, 1947; Issued by Imperial Headquarters June 1, 1944.

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 68, 

Military Topographical Study of the Lower Reaches of the Amur River, May 2, 1947.

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation

No. 70, Soviet View of Conditions in Sinkiang, May 8, 1947; This is a Japanese 

translation of a Russian document published in 1936 by the All-Union Trade 

Council.

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

80, Epidemics in the Far Eastern USSR, June 20, 1947; Immunological Research 

Report issued by the Army Medical College 1942, under the supervision of Maj. 

Gen. Ishii, in charge of the college immunological classes, and Majh. Tsutou 

Takahasi, Army Medical Corps. 

Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Documents Branch Translation No. 

78, Military Topography of Northern French Indochina, June 13, 1947 document 

18687; publication produced by Southern Army General Headquarters in May 1944.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 87, Mineral Resources in Southeastern Manchuria, August 20, 

1947; Produced by Research Department of the South Manchurian Railway 

Company in November 1941.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 90, The Influence of Heat Treatment on the Magnetic Properties 

of Ferromagnetic Fe-Al Alloys, September 7, 1947; A research paper by two 

individuals with the Metallurgical Research Laboratory of Tohoku Imperial 

University.

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Foreign Intelligence Branch, Far Eastern Section — Entry 8: OP 16 FE/

OP 23-F141 Translations 1944-1948 
RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 11

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 91, Military Topographical Study of East Baikal, September 12, 

1947; presumably from the Imperial General Headquarters.

21 CIG/Central Intelligence Agency Branch Translations 1947-1948 location: 

370/15/3/04; Included are:

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 95, Records of Weather Observations in Yakut, ASSR, 1926, October 

14, 1947; document 234963, issued by the South Manchurian Railroad in 1936.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 96, Military medical Geography of Meng-Chiang, October 23, 1947; 

document 201862, complete translation of a document prepared principally from 

reports of the Mongolian Occupation Army, the North China Area Army, and the 

Kwantung Army and issued by the Japanese General Staff Headquarters in 1943.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Group, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 97, Military Geography of Outer Mongolia, November 7, 1947; 

document 256729, complete translation of a research study of the military 

geography of Outer Mongolia prepared by the Imperial Headquarters of the 

Japanese Army in 1944.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 102, Reports of Japanese Bacteriological Research, January 12, 

1948, 2 Vols. This publication consists of complete translations of 17 Japanese 

medical reports prepared by Japanese Army personnel between 1934 and 1944. 

The editor notes that these reports were selected by a board of U.S. medical 

officers from brief summaries in the Washington Document Center’s Special 

Medical Summary No. 1, October 18, 1946. The reports are numbered 66, 130, 

228, 290, 292, 293, 294, 305, 309, 320, 328, 372, 607, 608, 664, 917, and 918. 

Report No. 320 is Tests on The Survival of Cholera Vibrio on Various Types of Food, 

by Col. Ishii, Immunological Research Laboratory, Army Medical College and Army 

Surgeon Maj. Takatomo Inouye June 30, 1941. Many of the experiments reported 

involved mice, rabbits, and marmots.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 123, Data on Electrical Communication Equipment and Research 

in the USSR and Japan, March 18, 1948; this contains translations from three 

Japanese documents (1942-1944), one was captured at the Japanese Army 

Ordnance Headquarters.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 125, Soviet Radio and Wire Communications, March 26, 1948; this 

publication is a translation from the Japanese by Foreign Documents Branch of 

extracts from the 1941 and 1942 editions of the Series, Research on the Technical 

and Scientific Level of the USSR, published by the East Asia Research Institute.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

 Translation No. 142, Survey of Chin-hsien, April 29, 1948; document 299915, this 

publication is composed of translations from the Japanese extracted from a tourist 

guide to Chin-hsien city, the guide was prepared by the Research Department, 

 Chin-hsien railway Bureau, and published by the Chin-hsien Japanese Chamber of 

Commerce in 1937.

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Foreign Intelligence Branch, Far Eastern Section — Entry 8: OP 16 FE/

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RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 12

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 143. Miscellaneous Translations of Medical Reports, May 6, 1948, 

2 vols., vol. 1 pp. 1-167, vol. II pp. 168-301. Complete translations of selected 

reports from the Epidemic Prevention Laboratory Research Reports, Second Series, 

of the Japanese Army Medical College. A compilation of 15 reports, selected for 

translation by the FDB by a board of U.S. medical officers.

The majority of the reports are research performed by Japanese Army medical 

officers and civilian technicians. Six reports are Japanese Medical Intelligence 

translations of Russian publications. Maj. Gen. Shiro Ishii supervised the research. 

The reports cover bacteriology, epidemiology, immunology, pathology, sanitation, 

and frostbite prevention. They are translated from documents 196009, 196025, 

270436, 270437, 270438, 270439, 270440, 270448, and 270449.

22 Central Intelligence Agency Documents Branch Translations 1948-1949 location: 

370/15/3/04; Included are:

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 146, Basic Types and Standard Dimensions of Rubber-Shock Proof 

Mounts and Buffer Discs, May 18, 1948; document 212601, a Japanese document 

by the Acoustical Research Department of the Japanese Navy Technical Research 

Laboratory.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents 

Branch Translation No. 147, Military Topographical Study of Siam, May 19, 1948; 

document 158686, from a Japanese document published by the Yoshi Force 

Headquarters in January 1945.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 148, Military Topographical Study of Southern French Indochina, 

May 19, 1948; document 158688, published by Japanese Southern Army General 

Headquarters in August 1944.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 151, Parasites of Man and Animals in Far Eastern USSR, May 27, 

1948; document 238180, a Japanese pamphlet by a professor of Medicine at Seoul 

Imperial University and published by the East Asia Research Institute in July 1942.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 153, The Agrarian and Economic Program of the CCP, June 10, 

1948; three Japanese documents published in October 1943 by the Office of the 

Committee for Investigation of Emergency Food Measures, North China Joint 

Research Institute.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 156, A Survey of Hsing-An-Sheng, June 23, 1948; a Japanese 

document published June 28, 1938 by the General Affairs Section of the Hsing-antung Provincial Government.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 163, Topography, People and Industries of Inner Mongolia, July 7, 

1948; extracts of two books published by the Japanese in 1935 and 1943.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 166, Tests of Shigella Dysenteriae and Shigella Paradysenteriae, 

August 10, 1948; document 270440, this is part 3 of the Japanese document entitled 

Records of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Foreign Intelligence Branch, Far Eastern Section — Entry 8: OP 16 FE/

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RG 38. Records of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations 13

“Relation between the Frequency of Supersonic Waves and the Disintegration of 

Microorganisms.” The tests comprise report 331 second series, of the Immunological 

Laboratory Research Reports of the Japanese Army Medical School.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 172, Naval Air Bases in Karafuto and Chishima Retto, August 27, 

1948; documents 458759 and 208906, two pubs by Japanese Hydrographic Office 

1942 and Japanese Naval Air Headquarters in 1943.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 188, Railways of Manchuria: The Tsitshiar Sector, October 13, 

1948; from several Japanese documents, some of which were publications of the 

South Manchuria Railway Company.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 193, Railways of Manchuria: The Kirin Sector, November 4, 1948; 

from several Japanese documents, some of which were publications of the South 

Manchuria Railway Company.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 206, Railways of Manchuria: The Harbin Sector, December 20, 

1948; from several Japanese documents, some of which were publications of the 

South Manchuria Railway Company.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 1/49, Railways of Manchuria: The Mukden Sector, January 6, 1949.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 3/49, Railways of Manchuria: The Mu-Tan-Chiang Sector, January 12, 1949.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 195, Relationship Between Japan and Siam, November 8, 1948; 

based on numerous captured documents.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents 

Branch Translation No. 198, Information on the Economy of Sinkiang, November 

17, 1948; a compilation of extract translations from 19 Japanese and Chinese 

documents.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 208, Geography of Outer Mongolia (Eastern Region), December 

23, 1948; document 302647, a Japanese document published by the Economic 

Research Committee of the South Manchuria Railway in 1935—the Japanese 

document is a translation from a Russian Document issued by the Irkutsk Military 

District Headquarters 1914.

Foreign Documents Branch, Central Intelligence Agency, Foreign Documents Branch 

Translation No. 4/49, The Lan-I, A Chinese Secret Society, January 13, 1949; 

document 295533, a Japanese document published by the South Manchurian 

Railway on January 1, 1940.

23 Central Intelligence Agency Documents Branch Periodical Abstracts 1947-1948 

location: 370/15/3/04

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Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and

Expositions

Record Group 43

Records Relating to the Far Eastern Commission

The Far Eastern Commission (FEC) was an international body created for the control of 

Japan during the Allied occupation after World War II. It replaced the Far Eastern Advisory 

Commission (FEAC) when its “Terms of Reference” were established by representatives of 

the United States, the Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom at the Moscow meeting of 

Foreign Ministers in December 1945. Under the “Terms of Reference” the principal functions 

of the Commission were to “formulate the policies, principles, and standards in conformity 

with which the fulfillment by Japan of its obligations under the Terms of Surrender may 

be accomplished,” and “to review, on the request of any member, any directive issued 

to a Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, or any action taken by the Supreme 

Commander involving policy decisions within the jurisdiction of the Commission.”

The Far Eastern Advisory Commission

The FEAC consisted of representatives from Australia, Canada, China, France, India, the 

Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The 

Commission made recommendations for basic post-surrender policies and objectives of the 

United Nations in regard to Japan. It made no recommendations with regard to the conduct 

of military operations or territorial adjustments in the Far East. It was headquartered in 

Washington, D.C. The U.S. government acted as host to the Commission and assumed 

responsibility for organizing the Secretariat that performed its technical, documentary, and 

service functions.

Index to Documents 1946 (0043-A1-1059)

The index provides the document number, the title of the document, the subject, and the 

date. Arranged numerically, FEAC #1-FEAC 20; Working Committee Papers WC2-1-WC2-6; 

and Memoranda of Information M1-1-MI-16. Box 1 location: 250/9/30/04 [shares the box 

with Entry 1060].

FEAC Numbered Documents October 24, 1945-February 8, 1946 (0043-A1-1060)

Memorandums, directives, reports, proposals, and recommendations. Includes information 

on war criminals. Arranged numerically 1-20. Box 1 location: 250/9/30/04 [shares the box 

with Entry 1059].

Memorandums for Information August 10, 1945-February 25, 1946 

(0043-A1-1061)

Memorandums, reports, and news summaries. Included are copies of the weekly reports 

on Japan and Korea issued by the Civil Affairs Division of the War Department. Arranged 

numerically MI-1-MI-22. Box 1 location: 250/9/30/04 [shares the box with Entry 1062].

Far Eastern Advisory Commission — Entry 1061: Memorandums for Information, 1945-1946
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 15

Confidential Minutes October 30-December 21, 1945 (0043-A1-1062)

Summary minutes of meetings. Included are lists of delegates and remarks of U.S. 

delegates. The discussions center around initial post-surrender policy toward Japan, 

including restitution and reparations. Arranged numerically 1-10. Box 1 location: 

250/9/30/04 [shares the box with Entry 1061]. 

Records of the Working Committees December 3, 1945-November 26, 1946 

(0043-A1-1063)

Reports, background material, proposals, memorandums for information, and press 

summaries. Included are minutes of the commission’s fact-finding trip to Japan. Arranged 

by subject. Box 1 location: 250/9/30/04. 

The Far Eastern Commission

The Foreign Ministers of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the United Kingdom, and 

the United States met in Moscow from December 16 to December 26, 1945, in accordance 

with the decision of the Crimea Conference, confirmed at the Berlin Conference, that there 

should be periodic consultation among them. At the meetings discussions were held on 

an informal and exploratory basis and agreement was reached on several questions. The 

agreements were announced on December 27, 1945. Among them was the establishment 

of the FEC. 

Soon after its establishment, the FEC addressed the issue of war crimes. It created 

a committee (Committee No. 5 War Criminals) to consider questions relating to the 

identification, apprehension, and trial of Japanese suspects as well as punishment for those 

convicted. In April 1946, the FEC issued a “Policy Decision” regarding Allied war crimes 

policy in the Far East. Besides granting the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers and 

the military command of any Allied nation power to convene military courts for the trials of 

war criminals, the Far Eastern Commission policy decision also offered a broad definition 

of “war crimes,” which included reference to violations generally known as “crimes against 

peace” and “crimes against humanity.”1

For series not identified and other information see the finding aid for this body of records in 

the consultation area in Room 2600.

Indexes 1949-1951 (0043-A1-1064)

Subject indexes, chronological lists, and histories of documents prepared as finding aids for 

the use of the commission. Among the indexes are a List of Memorandums for Information 

dealing with the Allied Council for Japan and the Restitution Advisory Committee; 

Chronological List of FEC Policy Decisions as of October 31, 1950; Chronological List of 

JCS Directives to SCAP as of December 1, 1951; Subject Index of Topics of Discussion in 

FEC, February 26, 1946-September 1, 1949; Subject Index of Discussions of Procedural, 

Jurisdictional, or Organizational Issues in FEC, February 26, 1946-September 1, 1949; 

  Far Eastern Commission, “Activities: Report by the Secretary General, February 26, 1946-July 10, 1947” (Washington, D.C., 1947) pp. 2, 8, appendix 39, 97-100.

Far Eastern Commission — Entry 1064: Indexes, 1949-1951
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 16

History of FEC Documents, listing documents by committee and thereunder numerically, 

and indicating their disposition—there is also an index to the History; Subject Index to IATB 

Minutes; Chronological List of Actions Taken by SCAP bearing on Policy Decisions of FEC as 

of July 1, 1950; Alphabetical Index to Memorandums for Information, October 24, 1945-

December 31, 1950; Numerical List of all FEC Documents as of December 2, 1950 (legalsize sheets and 5” x 8” cards); Subject Index to all FEC Documents as of October 2, 1950; 

Subject Index of subjects referred to in FEC Policy Decisions as of July 28, 1949; Subject 

Index to all FEC and Committee Documents as of November 15, 1950 (5” x 8” cards); 

Subject Index to all Japanese Laws in FEC Documents as of October 2, 1950; and Subject 

Index to SCAP Documents (16mm microfilm). Boxes 1-3 location: 250/9/30/04.

Agenda February 26, 1946-September 20, 1951 (0043-A1-1065)

Copies of the agenda of each meeting. There are also “private agenda” documents for most 

of the meetings. These were prepared by Nelson T. Johnson, Secretary General, and give 

more detailed information than the formal agenda. Arranged chronologically 1-222. Box 1 

location: 250/9/30/05.

Minutes of Meetings February 26, 1946-September 20, 1951 (0043-A1-1066)

Copies of the summary minutes of each meeting. Arranged chronologically 1-222. Boxes 

1-3 location: 250/9/30/05.

Verbatim Transcripts of Meetings February 26, 1946-September 20, 1951 

(0043-A1-1067)

Typed copies of the verbatim transcripts of the commission meetings. Arranged 

chronologically. Boxes 1-3 location: 250/9/30/05.

Summary Minutes December 12, 1949-August 31, 1950 (0043-A1-1068)

Copies of summary minutes made by the Secretary General. The summaries are titled 

“Memorandum for Information.” These minutes were assembled by the Secretariat 

for use by the delegates as a ready reference guide to commission actions. Arranged 

chronologically 1-198. Box 3 location: 250/9/30/5.

Numbered Policy Documents February 26, 1946-April 28, 1952 (0043-A1-1069)

These documents were circulated for the information and consideration of the commission 

members. Included are statements of U.S. policy, actions taken, and reports of committees. 

Arranged by a numerical filing system used by the FEC, the documents are numbered FEC 

001-108 through FEC 200-379. The numbering system was revised in 1947 and there are 

no documents numbered 109-199. Boxes 1-15 location: 250/9/30/06.

Entries 1070-1072 (0043-A1-1070, 1071, 1072) are French, Russian, and Chinese 

translations of Minutes and Documents 1946-1949. Boxes 1-2, 1-2, 2 location: 

250/9/31/01.

Memorandums for Information March 6, 1946-April 1, 1952 (0043-A1-1073)

Reports, studies, summaries, minutes, and related documents prepared or furnished for 

the information of the commission and circulated by the Secretary General. Some of the 

Far Eastern Commission — Entry 1073: Memorandums for Information, 1946-1952
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 17

documents originated within the commission itself, but many were produced by outside 

sources, particularly the United States War Department and the Supreme Commander for 

the Allied Powers (SCAP). Included are weekly progress reports compiled by the Civil Affairs 

Division of the War Department; reports on the war crimes trials, copies of the judgments 

of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, and copies of documents of the Allied 

Council for Japan; and reports on the works of various committees, such as the Restitution 

Advisory Committee. Arranged numerically MI 001-MI 269, with many subseries. Boxes 1-

18 location: 250/9/31/01.

Directives of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers September 2, 1945-

March 10, 1952 (0043-A1-1074)

Directives of SCAP to the Imperial Japanese Government. Arranged in 158 chronological 

sets. Boxes 1-7 location: 250/9/31/04.

Orders Issued to the Imperial Japanese Government by SCAP September 2, 1945-

March 10, 1952 (0043-A1-1075)

Orders issued to the Japanese Government by SCAP. They are similar in scope to the 

Directives in Entry 1074. Arranged numerically SCAPIN 1-SCAPIN 2200. Boxes 1-6 

location: 250/9/31/05.

Index to Directives and Orders November 21, 1945-May 14, 1949 (0043-A1-1076)

A list of subjects covered in the Directives and the Orders. Arranged chronologically and by 

subject. Box 1 location: 250/9/31/04 [Note: shares box with Entry 1074].

Indexes to SCAP Directives December 31, 1948-February 29, 1952 

(0043-A1-1077)

The indexes cover SCAPIN 1-SCAPIN 1953 and SCAPIN 1-SCAPIN 2133. They include a 

numerical catalog of SCAPIN 1-2198, with a separate list of decisions and amendments; a 

numerical catalog of SCAPIN 1-1953; and a numerical catalog of SCAPIN 1-1967. Each of 

the catalogs gives the subject and a synopsis of each directive. Arranged alphabetically by 

subject. Box 2 location: 250/9/31/06 [Note: shares box with Entry 1078].

Miscellaneous Directives of SCAP September 2, 1945-July 7, 1949 (0043-A1-1078)

The directives relate to all aspects of occupation. Arranged numerically SCAPIN 1-666 and 

SCAPIN 1A-560A. Box 1-2 location: 250/9/31/06.

Directives to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers from the Joint Chiefs 

of Staff August 13, 1945-February 13, 1952 (0043-A1-1079)

Most of these directives were prepared by the Department of States to implement policies 

adopted by the Far Eastern Commission. Arranged numerically 1-113. There are also a few 

unnumbered messages. Box 1 location: 250/9/31/06 [Note: shares box with Entry 1080].

Miscellaneous Records of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers 1945-

1949 (0043-A1-1080)

Copies of SCAP memorandums, press releases, and messages exchanged between SCAP 

and the Japanese government relating to the occupation, especially the draft constitution. 

Far Eastern Commission — Entry 1080: Miscellaneous Records of SCAP, 1945-1949
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 18

There is also a copy of the special proclamation establishing the International Military 

Tribunal for the Far East. Box 1 location: 250/9/31/06 [Note: shares box with Entry 1079].

Records of SCAP Sections 1945-1948 (0043-A1-1081)

Reports, studies, lists, charts, memorandums, and background material gathered by the 

various sections of SCAP, including Legal and International Prosecution. Arranged by section 

and thereunder by subject. Box 2 contains biographical notes on Col. Alva C. Carpenter 

(chief of Legal Section, SCAP, and formerly Chief of War Crimes Branch U.S. Forces Far 

East); list of Major War Criminals in Sugamo Prison and Suspected War Criminals whose 

Apprehension had been Requested; Special Proclamation establishing the International 

Military Tribunal for the Far East (January 19, 1946); and minutes of a FEC conference with 

Colonel Carpenter on January 24, 1946. Boxes 1-2 location: 250/9/31/06.

Reference Subject Files 1945-1951 (0043-A1-1082)

There are 12 major headings; 7 corresponding to the FEC Committees and the other 5 

dealing with major subjects of interest to the Commission. The majority of these records 

consist of press clippings and press summaries. In addition, there are reports, studies, 

memorandums, and miscellaneous materials relating to all aspects of the Commission and 

its work. Arranged according to a numerical filing system and thereunder chronologically. 

Within each category there are subheadings designated by a subnumbering system. Boxes 

1-98 location: 250/9/31/07.

Box Subject

1 Reparations, External Assets, Claims for Reparations location: 250/9/31/07

2 Reparations, Allocations location: 250/9/31/07

3 Restitution, Replacement of lost cultural objects location: 250/9/31/07

4 Reparations, External assets location: 250/9/31/07

69 War Criminals; War Criminals, Released & Paroled; B and C Trials location: 

250/9/33/03

70 United Nations War Crimes Commission Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission. 

Lists of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) and Lists of War 

Criminals Holding Key Positions (Japanese) Lists Nos. 17-23 January 1946, 127 pp.

70 Memorandums for Information regarding the International Military Tribunal for the 

Far East December 6, 29, 1945, 26 pp.

70 Memorandum for Information regarding Appeal of Convicted Japanese War 

Criminals to the United States Supreme Court, Verbatim Transcript of Pleadings 

March 4, 1949, 56 pp.

70 Memorandum for Information regarding opinion of Mr. Justice Douglas in 

Connection with Decision of Supreme Court on Petitions of Convicted Japanese War 

Criminals July 12, 1949, 11 pp.

70 United Nations War Crimes Commission Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission. 

Lists of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) Lists 68-77 February 

1948, 200 pp.

70 United Nations War Crimes Commission Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission. 

Lists of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) and Supplementary List 

of War Criminals (Japanese) Lists 33-37 June 1946, 63 pp.

Far Eastern Commission — Entry 1082: Reference Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 19

Box Subject

70 United Nations War Crimes Commission. Twenty-Fourth List of War Criminals 

(Japanese); Eleventh List of Suspects (Japanese); Eleventh List of Witnesses 

(Japanese) List No. 24 January 1946, 63 pp.

70 Department of State. Trial of Japanese War Criminals, Documents: Opening 

Statement by Joseph B. Keenan, Chief of Counsel; Charter of the International 

Military Tribunal for the Far East; Indictment, Department of State Publication 

2613 Far Eastern Series 12, 1946, 104 pp.

70 Department of State. Trial of War Criminals, Documents: Report of Robert H. 

Jackson to the President, Agreement Establishing an International Military Tribunal, 

Indictment, Department of State Publication 2420, 1945, 89 pp.

70 Department of State. International Military Tribunal for the Far East, Established at 

Tokyo January 19, 1946, Department of State Publication 2765, 1947, 16 pp.

70 Department of State. Prosecution and Punishment of the Major War Criminals of 

the European Axis, Department of State Publication 2461, 1946, 48 pp.

70 Three Printed Supreme Court documents regarding Japanese War Criminals, 

October Term, 1948, 197, pp.

70 Press Releases and U.S. newspaper articles regarding the trials of Japanese War 

Criminals 1946-1950, ca. 250 pp.

70 Far Eastern Commission Committee No. 5 War Criminals. Transcript of the Special 

Meeting of Committee No. 5 June 25, 1946; Guest Speaker, Joseph B. Keenan, 

Chief Prosecutor of the War Crimes Trials in Tokyo 15 pp.

70 Far Eastern Commission. Minutes of Special Meeting of the Far Eastern Commission 

to Hear Lord Wright, Chairman of the United Nations War Crimes Commission, 

June 14, 1946, 9 pp.

70 Miscellaneous documents relating to Japanese war criminals and to the IMTFE, 

including the opening prosecution statement 1945-1946, ca. 90 pp. 

70 U.S. Newspaper clippings regarding “Tokyo Rose,” John David Provo, Tomoya 

Kawakita, Harold Hirshberg, Edward Neal Little 1947-1950 location: 250/9/33/03 

Subject File of the Secretariat General 1945-1952 (0043-A1-1083)

Correspondence, memorandums, reports, and miscellaneous materials relating to all aspects 

of the work of the commission. There are also some records relating to the Far Eastern 

Advisory Commission. Arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder chronologically. 

Boxes 1-23 location: 250/9/33/07.

Box Subject

1 Reparations location: 250/9/33/07

2 Reparations, Claims location: 250/9/33/07

8 Policy papers regarding reparations, restitution of looted property, property of war 

criminals location: 250/9/34/01

9 External assets location: 250/9/34/01

9 Policy papers regarding restitution of looted property, trial of war criminals

10 Committee I (Reparations)

10 History of Far Eastern Advisory Commission

10 History of reparations

Far Eastern Commission — Entry 1083: Subject File of the Secretariat General, 1945-1952
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 20

Box Subject

10 History of restitution

10 International agreements on Far East location: 250/9/34/01

10 Stocks of gold and silver in Japan

11 Photographs of FEC meetings location: 250/9/34/01

13 Peace Treaty information, ca. 600 pp. location: 250/9/34/02

18 Reparations, Reparation Claims location: 250/9/34/02

19 Reparations; includes Department of State. Edwin W. Pauley Report on Japanese 

Reparations to the President of the United States November 1945 to April 1946. 

Department of State Publication 3174 Far Eastern Series 25, ca. 100 pp. location: 

250/9/34/02

20 Restitution location: 250/9/34/03

22 Samuel S. Stratton “The Far Eastern Commission” from International Organization

Vol. II February 1948, 13 pp. 

22 The Memoirs of Prince Fumimaro Konoye translated from the Asahi Shimbun

December 20-31, 1945, 62 pp. location: 250/9/34/03. [Note: ID File 230260 in the 

G-2 files in Record Group 319 includes another copy of this document with a cover 

memorandum dated January 12, 1946, indicating that the memoirs were reportedly 

given by Konoye to a reporter for the Asahi Shimbun about a week before his 

death.]

23 Japanese War Criminals location: 250/9/34/03

U.S. Delegation Subject File 1945-1952 (0043-A1-1084)

Memorandums, correspondence, studies, reports, drafts, copies of Far Eastern Commission 

documents, and miscellaneous materials relating to all aspects of U.S. participation in the 

FEC. Included is information relating to claims, reparations, and war criminals. Arranged 

alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1-21 location: 250/9/34/03.

Box Subject

1 Claim country memos

1 Claims arising from the war

1 Eligibility of claimants location: 250/9/34/03

1 French-Siamese claims (gold)

1 Japanese assets in neutral countries

1 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee]/Claims from Japan

1 Tentative reparation claims

2 Cultural objects; includes memorandums regarding policies dealing with replacing 

lost cultural objects, primarily to China, 1946-1949, ca. 30 pp. location: 

250/9/34/03

2 External assets

4 Establishment of Far Eastern Commission

4 Far Eastern Commission Accomplishments and Problems

4 Far Eastern Commission History

Far Eastern Commission — Entry 1084: U.S. Delegation Subject File, 1945-1952
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 21

Box Subject

4 Far Eastern Commission organization and early days Emperor [Hirohito]; includes 

a FEC document dated April 17, 1950, entitled “The Japanese Emperor as a War 

Criminal” 17 pp. and a memo for the file dated April 5, 1950, entitled “Background 

of FEC action regarding status of Emperor under War Criminal Policy” 2 pp.

4 U.S. and international policy documents relating to Japan, FEC, etc. location: 

250/9/34/04

5-6 Far Eastern Commission U.S. Reports location: 250/9/34/04

8 External Assets

8 Gold location: 250/9/34/04

9 An analysis of The Memoirs of Prince Fumimaro Konoye February 20, 1946, 10 pp. 

location: 250/9/34/04

9 International Red Cross claim to Blocked Japanese assets in Switzerland, 1949, ca. 15 pp. 

9 The Memoirs of Prince Fumimaro Konoye translated from the Asahi Shimbun

December 20-31, 1945, 62 pp. [Note: ID File 230260 in the G-2 files in Record 

Group 319 includes another copy of this document with a cover memorandum dated 

January 12, 1946, indicating that the memoirs were reportedly given by Konoye to 

a reporter for the Asahi Shimbun about a week before his death.]

10 Reparations and Restitution Mission to Tokyo location: 250/9/34/04

12 Peace Conference; includes 1947 memorandums regarding planning the conference

12 Property and Rights location: 250/9/34/05

13 Claims location: 250/9/34/05

13 Reparations

13 Restitution

14 Disposition of captured Japanese vessels

14 Japanese external assets location: 250/9/34/05

14 Reparations, Allocations, Deliveries

14 Valuation of assets

15 Reparations, transfers, allocations location: 250/9/34/05

16 Reparation, Japanese assets

16 Use of property of convicted war criminals, 1946, ca. 10 pp. location: 250/9/34/05

17 Reparations and Restitution teams in Japan

17 Restitution location: 250/9/34/05

17 Restitution of looted property

19 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee] agenda

19 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee] memos to Gen. McCloy, 1946-

1947 

19 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee] memos, 1946-1947

19 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee] papers that became FEC policies 

location: 250/9/34/06

20 War booty

20 War criminals-IMTFE [International Military Tribunal for the Far East], etc

20 War criminals; includes memorandums regarding various trials 1947-1948

20 United Nations War Crimes Commission Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission. 

Lists of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) and Supplementary List of 

War Criminals (Japanese) Lists 46-49 December 1946, 78 pp.

Far Eastern Commission — Entry 1084: U.S. Delegation Subject File, 1945-1952
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 22

Box Subject

20 United Nations War Crimes Commission Supplementary List of War Criminals, 

Suspects, and Material Witness, Supplement to List No. 29 November 1946, 4 pp. 

location: 250/9/34/06

21 IMTFE [International Military Tribunal for the Far East]; includes internal 

memorandums regarding the trial 1946-1948

21 Zaibatsu location: 250/9/34/06

Records of Far Eastern Commission Committees

Steering Committee General Records February 27, 1946-September 19, 1950 

(0043-A1-1085)

Included are agenda, informal verbatim minutes, attendance records, private agenda 

for the 1st-129th meetings, and summary minutes of the 70th-160th meetings. The 

Steering Committee dealt with procedural matters and determined what subjects should be 

considered by the commission. The committee also organized the various other committees 

and assigned working documents to the appropriate committee for consideration. Arranged 

chronologically by meeting. Boxes 1-7 location: 250/9/34/06.

Committee I Reparations General Records March 11, 1946-March 14, 1950 

(0043-A1-1086)

Agenda, minutes, verbatim transcripts of meetings, committee documents, background 

material from subcommittees, proposals, and recommendations. The committee 

considered restitution shares, claims, delivery of reparations goods, non-FEC claims, looted 

property and cultural objects, restitution of ships, and allocation procedures. Arranged 

chronologically. Boxes 1-4 location: 250/9/34/07.

Committee V War Criminals General Records March 11, 1946-March 11, 1949 

(0043-A1-1090)

Agenda, minutes, committee documents, reports, proposals, and recommendations. This 

committee was concerned with the prosecution and trial of Japanese war criminals. In 

addition, it dealt with the problem of the status of property of accused and convicted war 

criminals. Arranged by subject. Box 1 location: 250/9/35/02.

Reparations Technical Advisory Committee

This Committee was established by SCAP on May 21, 1947, and discontinued on December 

28, 1949. Its primary function was to report on and make recommendations concerning 

reparations allocations, claims, and equipment valuations.

General Records July 21, 1947-February 15, 1950 (0043-A1-1096)

Minutes, memorandums, and drafts concerning evaluation and reparations allocation 

procedures. There is an index to minutes located with the records. Arranged by subject. 

Box 1 location: 250/9/35/03.

Far Eastern Commission — Reparations Technical Advisory Committee — Entry 1096: General Records, 1947-1950
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 23

Allied Council for Japan

The Moscow Agreement of December 1945 between the United States, Great Britain, China 

and the Soviet Union established the Allied Council for Japan for the purpose of advising 

the Supreme Commander with regard to the implementation of the terms of surrender, 

the occupation and control of Japan, and all directives supplementary to these problems. 

The Allied Council automatically terminated with the ratification of the Treaty of Peace with 

Japan signed at San Francisco on September 8, 1951, and ratified on April 28, 1952.

General Records April 1, 1946-April 23, 1952 (0043-A1-1094)

Copies of agenda, minutes, summaries of proceedings, related correspondence, 

memorandums, and lists of representatives on the Council. Arranged by subject. Boxes 1-4 

location: 250/9/35/03.

Records of the United States Element, Allied Council for Japan

General Records 1945-1952 (0043-A1-1168)

Correspondence, memorandums, reports, newspaper clippings, minutes, and proposals. 

Arranged chronologically under a decimal classification system. Boxes 1-24 location: 

250/10/2/01.

Records of the U.S. Delegation to the Japanese Peace Conference, July-November 

1951 (0043-A1-738, 739, 740)

The Japanese Peace Conference met in San Francisco, July-November 1951. The resulting 

peace treaty with Japan formally ended the World War II Pacific conflict and allowed 

normalization of relations between Japan and its former enemies. The records provide 

insight into the workings of the conference from the viewpoint of the U.S. delegation. 

The records consist of verbatim minutes of the Conference’s eight plenary sessions, a copy 

of the United States-New Zealand-Australian Security Pact, a briefing book containing U.S. 

position papers on various topics relating to the treaty negotiations, Soviet proposals, and 

biographical information on conference participants. Also included are copies of the treaty, the 

texts of speeches, administrative notices, press releases, and information bulletins. A detailed 

box and folder listing is available. Boxes 1-10 [Boxes 1-7, Working Papers; Box 7 Minutes of 

Plenary Sessions; and Boxes 7-10 Administrative Subject File] location: 250/9/1/04.

Records of Meetings of the Council of Foreign Ministers and Related Conferences, 

1945-1949 (0043-A1-322)

The Council of Foreign Ministers, established to work out postwar settlements, held its 

first formal session in September and October 1945 in London. It was followed by the 

Paris Conference on Reparations, and the Tripartite Meeting of Foreign Ministers in Moscow 

later the same year. During the 1946-1949 period, five more sessions of the Council of 

Foreign Ministers were held in Paris, New York, Moscow, and London. During the same years 

related conferences were held, such as the Paris Peace Conference and the Austrian Treaty 

Commission. The records of these meetings include official conference documents (agenda, 

minutes, and records of decisions), correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, reports, 

Far Eastern Commission — U.S. Element, Allied Council for Japan — Entry 322: Meetings of the Council of Foreign 

Ministers & Related Conferences, 1945-1949
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 24

working papers, speeches, and draft agreements. There are separate subject files in addition 

to the records of each conference. The conference records are arranged by conference 

and thereunder by subject or type of record. The subject files are arranged alphabetically 

and thereunder chronologically. (Lot File Nos. M88 and 52-M64). Boxes 1-321 location: 

250/8/24/05. Only selected records follow. Researchers interested in ascertaining all the 

records in this series should consult the finding aids in the consultation area in Room 2600. 

Reference and Working Papers Relating to the First, Second, and 

Third Sessions of the Council of Foreign Ministers and the Paris 

Peace Conference

Country File 1945-1946 (0043-A1-400)

Box Subject 

85 Australia location: 250/8/26/04 

91 China location: 250/8/26/05 

100 India location: 250/8/26/06 

119 Japan location: 250/8/27/02

119 Korea location: 250/8/27/02 

Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1946 (0043-A1-401)

Box File Title or Subject 

137-141 Reparations location: 250/8/27/04

Records of the Council of Foreign Ministers, Fifth Session, London, 

November 25-December 15, 1947

Subject Files - Country 1947 (0043-A1-484)

Box File Title or Country

182 China location: 250/8/28/04

182 India location: 250/8/28/06

182 Japan location: 250/8/28/06

182 Korea location: 250/8/28/06 

Subject Files - General 1947 (0043-A1-485)

Box File Title or Subject

208 Reparations location: 250/8/29/01

208 Restitution location: 250/8/29/01

209 Statements of Foreign Ministers: Reparations location: 250/8/29/01

Subject and Working Files of Jacques J. Reinstein, 1945-1951 (0043-A1-561)

Jacques Joseph Reinstein became Associate Chief, Division of Financial Affairs in June 1945. 

He became economic adviser in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of State for Economic 

Far Eastern Commission, Council of Foreign Ministers and the Paris Peace Conference — Entry 561: Subject and 

Working Files of Jacques Reinstein, 1945-1951
RG 43. Records of International Conferences, Commissions, and Expositions 25

Affairs in August 1946. He became special assistant to the Assistant Secretary of State for 

Economic Affairs in March 1947.

Box File Title

264 Japanese Reparations location: 250/10/20/07

Far Eastern Commission, Council of Foreign Ministers and the Paris Peace Conference — Entry 561: Subject and 

Working Files of Jacques Reinstein, 1945-1951
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General Records of the Department of Treasury

Record Group 56

The Department of Treasury was chiefly responsible during World War II, as before the war, 

for managing the financial affairs of the United States government. All of its operations 

were greatly expanded during the war, and several special functions were assigned to the 

department in connection with the war, such as the control of American assets owned by 

designated foreign governments and nationals.

The department’s war-related activities were handled for the most part by its regular 

organizational units, although special units were established, such as for the wartime control 

of foreign funds. See various NARA finding aids for other relevant series.

Central Files of the Office of the Secretary and Assistant Secretaries 

Name and Subject Index to the Central Files [Entry 193] 1933-1956 

(0056-A1-192) 

Boxes 1-36 location: 450/57/12/05 

Central Files of the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury 1933-1956 

(0056-A1-193) 

Boxes 1-246 (includes a Box 206A) location: 450/57/13/01 

Box File 

20 Board of Economic Warfare 1941-1943 location: 450/57/13/04 

27 China 1933-1956 location: 450/57/13/05

68 Japan location: 450/57/14/04

122-123 State Department location: 450/57/15/05 

180 Treasury Department-Foreign Funds Control location: 450/57/16/06 

203 War Department location: 450/57/17/02

Monthly Reports of the Secretary of the Treasury 1945-1961 (0056-UD-7)

Boxes 25-33 location: 450/57/30/06 

Records of the Office of the General Counsel 

Section 512 of the Revenue Act of 1934 created the Office of the General Counsel for the 

Department of Treasury. The law provided that the General Counsel should be the chief 

law officer of the department and perform such duties in respect to its legal activities as 

were prescribed by the Secretary or required by law. By order dated June 20, 1934, the 

Secretary prescribed the duties of the General Counsel and established the Legal Division, 

which was placed under the direct supervision and control of the General Counsel. The 

General Counsel was responsible for and in charge of all legal activities of the Treasury 

Department, including all legislation pertaining to the affairs of the department; rendered 

formal legal opinions for the information and guidance of administrative officers of the 

department; prepared or reviewed material for publication, official regulations, Treasury 

Office of the Secretary and Assistant Secretaries — Entry 7: Monthly Reports of the Secretary of the Treasury, 

1945-1961
RG 56. General Records of the Department of Treasury 27

Decisions, and other rulings and orders concerning laws administered by the department; 

and cooperated with the Department of Justice with respect to litigation in which the 

Treasury Department had an interest. 

Records of the Legal Division

Correspondence and Subject Files 1927-1963 (0056-A1-3517)

Boxes 1-17 location: 450/63/9/01

Subject Files 1940-1957 (0056-A1-3517)

Boxes 1-6 location: 450/63/9/05

Chronological Files 1940-1957 (0056-A1-3517)

Boxes 7-12 location: 450/63/9/07

Subject Files 1940-1957 (0056-A1-3517)

Boxes 13-31 location: 450/63/10/02 

General Correspondence 1934-1947 (0056-A1-3517)

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1-69 location: 450/60/24/04 

Records of the Office of the Assistant Secretary for International 

Affairs 

During the World War II period, the Office of the Assistant Secretary for International 

Affairs (OASIA) was named the Office of the Assistant Secretary in Charge of Monetary 

Research and Foreign Funds Control. The Assistant to the Secretary in Charge of Monetary 

Research supervised both the Division of Monetary Research and all matters relating to the 

management and operation of the United States Stabilization Fund. He also had general 

supervision of all foreign relations of the Treasury Department. In December 1944 the 

Assistant to the Secretary was replaced by the Assistant in Charge of Monetary Research 

and Foreign Funds Control. Harry D. White held both of these positions.

Records of the Division of Monetary Research 

The Division of Monetary Research, established on March 25, 1938, supplied information 

and analyses and made recommendations to assist the Secretary of the Treasury and other 

Treasury officials in formulating and executing the international financial policies of the 

department. The division was headed by the Director of Monetary Research, a position held 

by Harry D. White until 1945, when Frank Coe became Director. Although the division was 

essentially a research and not an operating unit, it was authorized to act for the Treasury 

Department in exchange stabilization and other international financial negotiations and to 

implement stabilization agreements through use of the United States Stabilization Fund. 

During the war the division had representatives stationed in various foreign countries to 

deal directly with the governments of those countries on financial matters, and emergency 

field officers to assist military authority on financial and currency problems related to 

Records of the Legal Division — Entry 3517: General Correspondence, 1934-1947
RG 56. General Records of the Department of Treasury 28

invasion and occupation. The division also represented the Treasury Department in 

interdepartmental groups concerned with international affairs.

With the outbreak of the war in Europe, the division was directed to prepare analyses of 

the international aspects of the fiscal policies of the United States and of foreign countries, 

and throughout the war it continued to make studies of the financial positions of foreign 

countries. When the Treasury Department’s Foreign Funds Control was established in April 

1940, the Monetary Research Division was assigned to do research for it. 

In 1943 the division began sending representatives to work directly with military 

headquarters in the various theaters and to establish treasury representation in United 

States embassies and legations in a number of capitals. At the same time, it undertook 

work in the field of postwar planning. Its members performed research, prepared 

memorandums, and rendered technical assistance in connection with the numerous 

conferences of technical experts that culminated in the International Monetary Conference 

at Bretton Woods in June 1944. 

With the end of hostilities, the division furnished economic analyses and provided most 

of the treasury advisers for the United States representatives in the many postwar 

international economic conferences and organizations. 

Records of the Assistant Secretary relating to Monetary and 

International Affairs, 1934-1946 

Chronological File of Harry Dexter White, 1934-1946 (0056-A1-360P) 

There is a listing at the beginning of each folder of the subject content of Mr. White’s 

correspondence. Boxes 1-13 location: 450/60/31/05. 

Staff Memoranda of Harry Dexter White, 1941-1946 (0056-A1-360Q) 

Boxes 14-15 location: 450/60/31/07 

Intra-Treasury Memoranda of Harry Dexter White, 1934-1945 (0056-A1-360R) 

Boxes 16-20 location: 450/60/32/01 

Memoranda of Conferences held in the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury, 

1938-1945 (0056-A1-360S) 

Box 20 location: 450/60/32/01 

Memoranda of Conferences held in Harry Dexter White’s Office, 1940-1945 

0056-A1-360T) 

Boxes 20-21 location: 450/60/32/01

Records accessioned in November 1996, listed below in Federal Records Center Accession 

Number. Researchers should consult finding aids for additional accessions and relevant 

boxes, as well as to determine whether the records have been reboxed and renumbered.

Records of the Assistant Secretary re: Monetary & International Affairs — Entry 360T: Memoranda of Conferences 

held in Harry Dexter White’s Office, 1940-1945
RG 56. General Records of the Department of Treasury 29

Treasury Department Correspondence with Other Government Agencies 

(0056-UD-UP-734A)

Box Agency

1 Combined Chiefs of Staff 1943-1945 Foreign Economic Administration 1943-1945 

location: 450/81/19/05

1 Justice 1941-1952 location: 450/81/19/05

1 Navy 1940-1951 location: 450/81/19/05

2 Office of Economic Warfare 1941-1943

2 Office of War Information 1942-1945

2 State Department 1935-1951 location: 450/81/19/05

2 Vice President 1941-1950 location: 450/81/19/05

3 War Department 1938-1947 location: 450/81/19/05

3 White House 1941-1952 location: 450/81/19/05

Foreign Funds Control Activities (Accession 56-66-A-816)

Boxes 37-66 location: 450/80/20/06

Country Files (0056-UD-UP-734A)

Box Subject

16-19 Korea location: 450/81/3/04

20-23 Japan location: 450/81/3/05

25-32 Philippines location: 450/81/3/07

32 Thailand location: 450/81/4/02

War and War-Related Materials

Box Subject

66 Correspondence with Military Intelligence Economic Survey of German Europe and 

the Far East location: 450/81/5/06

66 Foreign Funds Control location: 450/81/5/06

66 Gas Warfare location: 450/81/5/06

67 Japanese Forces location: 450/81/5/06

67 Naval Intelligence location: 450/81/5/06

67 Office of Strategic Services location: 450/81/5/06

69 War Fronts: Chinese-Japanese location: 450/81/5/06

International Statistics Division (General Records 1944-1959) 

(Accession 56-69-A-4707)

Box Subject

45 Foreign Assets Control location: 490/39/27/05

45 Foreign Census of Foreign Property, General location: 490/39/27/05

45 Foreign Funds Controls, General location: 490/39/27/05

Records of the Assistant Secretary re: Monetary & International Affairs — Acc. # 56-69-A-4707: International Statistics Division, 1944-1959
RG 56. General Records of the Department of Treasury 30

Box Subject

45 Foreign Funds Control, Miscellaneous Blocked Assets location: 490/39/27/05

45 Foreign Funds Control, Regulations location: 490/39/27/05

46-47 Gold, looted gold location: 490/39/27/06

48 Mobilizing Foreign Assets in the United States location: 490/39/27/06

48 Safehaven Deposits in the United States location: 490/39/27/06

OASIA Legal Staff Records (Accession 56-69-A-7584)

Country Files

Box Subject

1 China location: 490/80/22/06

3 Philippines (including gold sent to the U.S.) location: 490/80/22/06

Records of the Assistant Secretary re: Monetary & International Affairs — Acc. # 56-69-A-7584: OASIA Legal Staff 

Records, n.d.
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 31

General Records of the Department of State

Record Group 59

The Department of State has principal responsibility for the determination of the policy of 

the United States government in relation to international affairs. Some of the more vital 

decisions are made by the President, but day-to-day negotiations with foreign countries, 

specific measures for the protection of American interests, the promotion of solidarity with 

friendly countries, and the conduct of the voluminous correspondence with the diplomatic 

and consular representatives of the United States as well as with the representatives of 

foreign powers accredited to the United States are delegated to the Department of State.

The multitude of foreign relations problems arising from World War II necessitated a 

broadening of many phases of the department’s work. The wartime functions of the 

department included the conduct of war-related negotiations with foreign countries; 

collaboration with other government agencies in the mapping of broad strategies and in the 

determination of questions of foreign policy relating to lend-lease and economic warfare 

against the Axis; and the coordination of other foreign policy aspects of wartime operations. 

The department also conducted special research and discussions, formulated policies, and 

planned programs relating to post-war political and economic reconstruction as it pertained 

to the foreign relations of the United States.

Throughout most of the war, Cordell Hull was the Secretary of State. Upon his resignation 

in November 1944 he was succeeded by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., who in turn resigned in 

June 1945 and was succeeded by James F. Byrnes. The Under Secretary of State was the 

principal assistant to the Secretary of State, and in the absence of the Secretary he served 

as Acting Secretary. Sumner Welles was Under Secretary of State from before the outbreak 

of the war until September 1943. He was succeeded by Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., Joseph C. 

Grew in December 1944, and Dean Acheson in August 1945.

Central Files 

All correspondence and other records were arranged and filed by subject in one series called 

the Decimal File (to 1963) and the Subject-Numeric File (1963-1973). 

The decimal file, basically a subject file with predetermined subjects designated by a 

decimal code, has subjects grouped into nine major classes as follows: 

Class 0 Miscellaneous 

Class 1 Administration of the U.S. Government 

Class 2 Extradition

Class 3 Protection of private and national interests 

Class 4 Claims 

Class 5 International conferences and organizations 

Class 6 Commerce, customs, trade 

Class 7 Political relations of states 

Class 8 Internal affairs of states 

Central Files
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 32

As papers accumulated under a specific subject they were assigned consecutive numbers, 

called enclosure numbers, subordinate to the decimal classification and set off from it by 

a slash mark (/). The incoming communication and accompanying reply were usually 

assigned the same enclosure number. The decimal file number and enclosure number are 

stamped or typed on the first paper in each file. 

For example, a document dated in 1941 in the subject file for financial affairs in Switzerland 

is 854.51/391. Class 8 is for the internal affairs of states, 54 is the number for Switzerland, 

51 is for financial affairs, and the number after the slash indicates there were 390 other 

documents in the file dated from 1910 to 1941. A document dated in 1945 in the subject file 

for U.S. Claims against Germany is 462.11/3-2345. Class 4 is for claims against Germany 

(62) by citizens of the United States (11), and the number after the slash indicates the date, 

March 23, 1945. The main subject file for documents relating to World War II is 740.0011. 

Class 7 is for relations between states, 40 is for Europe, 00 is for the world, and 11 is for war. 

Within the main file there are hundreds of subfiles each containing thousands of documents. 

Sometimes letters or words follow the number and are part of the file title. File 740.0016EW 

is for war crimes in Europe (13 boxes for the 1940-1944 period), file 740.00119EW is for the 

termination of the war in Europe (15 boxes for the 1940-1944 period), and file 740.00119 

Control (Germany) is for the occupation of Germany (134 boxes for the 1945-1949 period). 

The decimal file changed in 1950 although most country numbers remained the same: 

Class 0 Miscellaneous 

Class 1 Administration of the U.S. Government 

Class 2 Protection of interests, persons and property (was class 3) 

Class 3 International conferences and organizations (was class 5) 

Class 4 International trade and commerce (was class 6) 

Class 5 International informational and educational relations, cultural affairs 

Class 6 International political relations (was in class 7) 

Class 7 Internal political and national defense affairs 

Class 8 Internal economic, industrial, and social affairs (previous class 8 subdivided into 

classes 7, 8, and 9)

Class 9 Other internal affairs-communications, transportation, science 

Researchers not familiar with the State Department Central Files or other State Department 

records are advised to consult with NARA subject matter experts in the consultation area in 

Room 2600. They also should consult the filing manuals for the 1910-1949 and 1950-1963 

periods. 

There are three basic finding aids for the Decimal File: Name Cards, Purport Lists and 

Purport Cards, and Source Card Index. 

Name Cards 

There is a name card index for each segment of the decimal file, arranged alphabetically, 

that helps to locate subject files and documents of interest. It is not comprehensive. There 

Central Files
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 33

is not a card for each person named in every document, but the index is useful for locating 

a document from or about a non-government entity or private individual. 

Name Cards 1940-1949 

Name Index to the Decimal File 1940-1944 (0059-A1-199C) 

Boxes 1-1360 location: 250/1/19/01 

Name Index to the Decimal File 1945-1949 (0059-A1-199D)

Boxes 1-511 location: 250/1/33/03 

Purport Lists and Purport Cards 

Every document in every file is listed on purport lists (1910-1944, NARA Microfilm publication 

M-973) and purport cards (after July 1, 1944) that indicate date, from, to, file number, and a 

brief description (“purport”) of each document. Purport lists and purport cards are arranged 

in the same order as the records. Researchers should use them to help locate subject files of 

interest or eliminate the need to examine other records in other subject files. 

List of Documents (Purport Books) 1940-1944 (0059-A1-202C) 

Arranged according to Decimal File classification. Lists of all letters and other documents 

received and sent by the Department of State that are filed in the Decimal File. Boxes 1-

594 location: 250/18/15/07. 

Lists of Documents (Purport Cards) July-December 1944 (0059-A1-203A) 

Arranged according to Decimal File classification. Boxes 1-101 location: 250/18/28/01. 

Lists of Documents (Purport Cards) 1945-1949 (0059-A1-203B) 

Arranged according to Decimal File classification. Boxes 1-1187 location: 250/18/29/01. 

Source Card Index 

There is a comprehensive source card index for each segment that lists every document arranged 

by U.S. foreign service post, foreign embassy or legation, State Department office, or other 

agency of the U.S. government, thereunder by “to” and “from,” and thereunder chronologically. 

Source cards, like name cards, are useful primarily for identifying relevant subject file numbers. 

Source Cards 1940-1944 (0059-A1-198C) 

Boxes 1-1060 location: 250/17/02/05 

Box Source

79-81 Bombay location: 250/17/3/03

187-197 China location: 250/17/4/04

197-199 Chinese Embassy location: 250/17/4/04

468-469 Hankow location: 250/17/3/7/2

482-484 India location: 250/17/7/04

Source Card Index — Entry 198C: Source Cards, 1940-1944
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 34

Box Source

501-504 Japan location: 250/17/7/05

504-505 Japanese Embassy location: 250/17/7/05

543-544 Kunming location: 250/17/7/08

568-569 Manila location: 250/17/8/02

765-766 Rangoon location: 250/17/10/01

774-775 Saigon location: 250/17/10/02

792-796 Shanghai location: 250/17/10/03

796-798 Singapore location: 250/17/10/04

Source Cards 1945-1949 (0059-A1-198D) 

Boxes 1-1211 location: 250/17/12/09 

Box Source

70-76 Bangkok location: 250/17/13/06

277-279 Chinese Embassy location: 250/17/15/06

279-283 Chungking location: 250/17/15/06

353 Far Eastern Commission location: 250/17/16/04

489-490 Kobe location: 250/17/17/07

490-491 Kungming location: 250/17/17/07

610-625 Manila location: 250/17/18/08

833-836 Peiping location: 250/17/21/02

883-887 Rangoon location: 250/21/06

974-978 Seoul location: 250/17/22/05

979-998 Shanghai location: 250/17/22/05

1108-1113 Tokyo location: 250/17/15/07 

1136-1137 United Nations War Crimes Commission location: 250/17/24/01

Decimal Files 

As noted above, class 7 of the decimal file is for political relations of States. Each country, 

continent, or geographical area had an assigned two-digit number; Europe was assigned 

number 40. When the war began, the State Department decided to index all war-related 

documents in file 740.0011EW for the European war. The documents relating to the Pacific 

war, considered an extension of the European war, were filed under 740.0011PW. These 

records have been microfilmed as NARA Microfilm Publication M982. 

Central Decimal File 1930-1939 (0059-A1-205C)

Relevant decimal numbers include:

711.94 — Japanese-United States Relations 

894.00 — Japanese Political Affairs

894.20 & 894.30 — Japanese Military Affairs

894.50 — Japanese Economic Affairs

Decimal Files — Entry 205C: Central Decimal File, 1930-1939
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 35

Boxes 1-7,345 location: 250/26/5/03

Central Decimal File 1940-1944 (0059-A1-205F)

Relevant decimal numbers include:

711.94 — Japanese-United States Relations

894.00 — Japanese Political Affairs

894.20 & 894.30 — Japanese Military Affairs

894.50 — Japanese Economic Affairs

Boxes 1-5,930 location: 250/30/20/06

Box Decimal Subject

2927 740.00116PW Japanese War Crimes location: 250/32/23/01

Central Decimal File 1940-1944 (0059-A1-205E)

Relevant decimal numbers include:

711.94 — Japanese-United States Relations

894.00 — Japanese Political Affairs

894.20 & 894.30 — Japanese Military Affairs

894.50 — Japanese Economic Affairs

Boxes C1-C373 (Confidential File Boxes) location: 250/34/15/07

Central Decimal File 1945-1949 (0059-A1-205H)

Relevant decimal numbers include:

711.94 — Japanese-United States Relations

894.00 — Japanese Political Affairs

894.20 & 894.30 — Japanese Military Affairs

894.50 — Japanese Economic Affairs

Boxes 1-7446 location: 250/34/24/01 

Box Decimal Subject

3641-3645 740.00116PW Japanese War Crimes location: 250/36/20/02

7356-7357 894.414 Japanese records location: 250/38/26/02

Central Decimal File 1950-1954 (0059-A1-205KA)

Relevant decimal numbers include:

611.94 — Japanese-United States Relations

794.00 — Japanese Political Affairs

794.5 — Japanese Military Affairs

894.00 — Japanese Economic Affairs

Decimal Files — Entry 205KA: Central Decimal File, 1950-1954
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 36

Boxes 1-6186A location: 250/38/28/01

Box Decimal Subject

5676 894.423 Japanese records 250/41/14/06

Central Decimal File 1955-1959 (0059-A1-205MA)

Relevant decimal numbers include:

611.94 — Japanese-United States Relations

794.00 — Japanese Political Affairs

794.5 — Japanese Military Affairs

894.00 — Japanese Economic Affairs

Boxes 1-5408 location: 250/41/25/06

Box Decimal Subject

5110 894.423 Japanese records location: 250/43/34/06

Lot Files

Japanese Peace Treaty Files of John Foster Dulles (0059-A1-1252, 1253, 1254, 

1255)

Microfilmed as C-0043. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-33

location: 250/49/13/03.

Box Subject

1-14 Subject files arranged alphabetically by subject

15-20 Cable files arranged alphabetically by name of city

21-24 Miscellaneous Japanese comment on the Peace Treaty and Related Matters

25-33 Japanese petitions

Records of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of State and Under Secretary of 

State Dean Acheson 1941-1948, 1950 (0059-A1-670, 671, 672, 673, 674, 675)

A box and folder title is available. Boxes 1-14 location: 250/46/35/05.

Box Subject

1-5 Records relating to economic warfare 1941-1944

9-12 Records relating to the Far East 1941-1947 

Records of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied Areas, 1946-

1949 (0059-A1-505D and 0059-A1-505E) (Lot File 55D370) 

Commissioned in February 1946, the Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied Areas was 

directly responsible to the Secretary of State for the coordination of department policy 

on all occupation matters. The Assistant Secretary advised and assisted the Secretary in 

the formulation of United States policy with respect to the occupation and government of 

occupied areas and served as the focal point within the department for the coordination 

Lot Files — Entry 505D & 505E [lot 55D370]: Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied Areas, 1946-1949
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 37

of all occupied-areas policy and provided policy guidance to the Department of the Army, 

which served as the administrator and executor of U.S. government policy within the several 

occupied areas. The Assistant Secretary was responsible for consolidating and effecting 

agreement of other departments of the government relating to occupied-area matters; 

formulated policies with respect to refugees and displaced persons and arms and armament 

matters; chairing the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee (SWNCC) (later the State, 

Army, Navy, Air Force Coordinating Committee or SANACC). The Assistant Secretary was 

also responsible for the coordination of high-level policy matters and directives of concern to 

the agencies comprising the SWNCC, including occupied-areas matters, armament policies 

and other political-military questions, coordinating the view of the Department of State on 

matters coming before the Far Eastern Commission, and serving as the Department of State 

contact with the U.S. member of the Far Eastern Commission. 

In mid-April 1946 John H. Hilldring became Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied Areas 

as well as State Department representative on the SWNCC. He served in these capacities 

until 1947. Charles Eskridge Saltzman replaced Hilldring on September 2, 1947.

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-7 location: 250/46/27/04.

Box Subject

2 Reparations location: 250/46/27/04

5 230.365 Reparations, economy, finance location: 250/46/27/05

5 War Department Decimal 313 War Crimes Files

6 War Department Decimal 334 SWNCC Papers (2 folders)

6 War Department Decimal 337 War Criminals

6 War Department Decimal 386.3 Reparations, Japanese

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs

The Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs was responsible for formulating plans and over-all policies 

for the conduct of United States relations with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction, 

and for coordinating and reviewing policy matters originating within other geographic or 

functional offices of the Department of State or other Federal agencies.

Records of the Office of Northeast Asia Affairs

Japan Subject Files 1947-1956 (0059-A1-1220)

These records have been microfilmed. See C-0043 rolls 32-39. A detailed box and folder 

list is available. Boxes 1-10 location: 250/49/8/04.

Box File Number/Subject

1 D-1.1 Documents-Japanese (Captured)

2 P-6.3/1 External Assets-Switzerland 1947-1955

3 M-2.7 War Criminals (5 folders)

7 D-1.1 Documents-Japanese 1956

8 M-2.7 War Criminals 1956

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Office of Northeast Asia Affairs — Entry 1220: Japan Subject Files, 1947-1956 
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 38

Box File Number/Subject

9 P-6.1.1/1 Restoration of U.S. Property in Japan

9 P-6.1.1/1 Compensation for U.S. Property in Japan

9 P-6.1.1/1 Property and Claims

9 P-6.1.1/1 Individual Compensation Cases

9 P-6.2 Prewar Claims of U.S. Nationals Against Japan

9 P-6.2/1 Prewar Claims of Non-U.S. Nationals Against Japan 1955-1956

9 P-6.3/1 External Assets – Afghanistan 1955-1956

9 P-6.3/1 Japanese Assets in the U.S.

9 P-6.2/2(a) Return of Japanese diplomatic and consular property 1955-1956

9 P-6.4 Property and Claims in Territory formally under Japanese rule

9 P-6.4/2 Settlement of Claims (Japan and Korea)

9 P-6.4/5 Reparations Claims 1955-1956

9 P-6.6 Claims under the Administrative Agreement 1955-1956

9 P-6.5/1 Claims vs. SCAP and Occupation Forces 1955-1956

9 P-6.7 POW Claims (non Article 16) 1955-1956

9 P-6.9 Other Legislation or Treaty Provision for Claims Settlement

9 P-6.12 Claims by Japanese Nationals vs. U.S. Government 1955-1956

9 P-6.13 Claims by Japanese Government vs. U.S. Government 1955-1956

10 T-2.1 Japanese Peace Treaty 1953-1956

10 T-2.1 Japanese Peace Treaty (Negotiation)

10 T-2.1/1 Japanese Peace Treaty Ratification 1955-1956

10 T-2 List and Texts of Treaties and Agreements Between U.S. and Japan

10 T-2.2/2 Trials under Administrative Agreement (3 folders)

Records Relating to Foreign Policy Decisions 1950-1956 (0059-A1-1221)

Records microfilmed as C-0044. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-4 

location: 250/49/8/05.

Records of the Director of the Office of Northeast Asia Affairs 1945-1953 (0059-

A1-1222 and 0059-A1-1223)

Records microfilm as C-0044. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-4 location: 

250/49/8/06.

Briefing Books and Reference Materials Maintained by the Office of Northeast Asia 

Affairs (0059-A1-1224, 1225, 1226, 1227)

Records microfilmed as C-0044. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-18.

Box Subject

1 Establishment of Far Eastern Commission and Allied Council 1945

1 An Analysis of Far Eastern Commission Statements and SCAP Directives Suggesting 

Their Disposition at the Peace Settlement, 1946

1 Report on Japanese Reparations, November 1945-April 1946

1 Japan, Policy and Information Statement, 1946, 1947 (2 folders)

1 Interests and Attitudes of Far Eastern Commission Powers on Questions Relating to 

Peace Settlement with Japan August 27, 1947

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Office of Northeast Asia Affairs — Entry 1224, 1225, 1226, & 1227: Briefing Books & 

Reference Materials, 1945-1948
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 39

Box Subject

1 Far Eastern Commission: Basic Post-Surrender Policy for Japan 1947

1 Japan, Policy Statement June 21, 1948

1 Japanese Peace Treaty 1947-1948 (volumes 1 and 2)

2 Allied Policy Toward Japan 1943-1949

2 United States Policy Toward Japan 1944-1949

2 United States Policy Toward Japan: Formulation and Content 1948-1949

2 Interests and Attitudes of Far Eastern Commission Powers on Questions Relating to 

Peace Settlement with Japan June 17, 1949

2 Peace Treaty Developments since September 16, 1949

2 Japanese Peace Treaty Documents Commencing with Conversations with British 

September 1949

3 Japanese Peace Treaty 1951

3 Biographic Data on Japanese Peace Treaty Delegates 1951

3 Japanese Peace Conference 1951

4 Japanese Peace Conference Briefing Book 1951

4-5 Japanese Peace Conference Documents Vols. 1 and 2, September 1951

5 Japanese Peace Treaty Documents: Exchange of Notes U.S.-USSR 1951 

5 Text of Peace Treaty

5 Soviet Comments in the Far Eastern Commission on subjects related to the 

Japanese Peace Treaty

5 Tripartite Security Treaty, Documents 1951

Alpha-Numeric File on Japan 1948-1955 (0059-A1-1229)

Records microfilmed as C-0043. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-7 

location: 250/49/9/02.

Box File Number/Subject

5 M-2.5 Japanese War Dead 1953-1954

5 M-2.5/1 Japanese War Dead in the United States 1953-1954

5 P-6.1/1(b) Compensation for U.S. property in Japan 1953-1954

5 P-6.3/1 Japanese Assets in Italy 1951

5 P-6.3/1 Japanese Assets in Thailand 1951-1952

5 P-6.3/2(a) Return of Japanese Diplomatic and Consular Property 1953-1954

5 P-6.4 Property and Claims in Territory Formerly Under Japanese Rule 1953-1954

5 P-6.4/2 Settlement of Claims between Korea and Japan 1953-1954

5 P-6.4/3 Settlement of Trust Territory Claims against Japan 1953-1954

5 T-2.1/1 Japanese Peace Treaty, Ratification 1953-1954

5 T-2.1/2 Interpretation of Japanese Peace Treaty 1951-1952

5 T-2.1/3 Bilateral Treaties (of Japan with non-signatories of peace treaty except 

China) 1951

Records of the Office of Northeast Asia Affairs Relating to the Treaty of Peace with 

Japan (0059-A1-1230)

Information on claims, compensation, and reparations. Records are arranged alphabetically 

by subject. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-7 location: 250/49/9/04. 

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Office of Northeast Asia Affairs — Entry 1230: Records Relating to the Treaty of Peace 

with Japan
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 40

Miscellaneous Records Relating to Japan and Korea (0059-A1-1228)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-2 location: 250/49/9/02.

Box Subject

1 Attitudes toward Japanese Peace Treaty 1950-1951

1 Chronological File, Telegrams to and from MacArthur 1948-1949

1 Japan: Dulles Mission January-February 1951

1 Japan: Peace Feeler and Negotiations 1945 (Working Papers)

1 Japan: Treaty Drafts 1950-1951

1 Japanese Peace Treaty, Miscellaneous 1949-1951

1 Japanese Peace Treaty, Briefing Papers for Dulles 1950

1 MacArthur Letter (Regime of Control) 1949

1 Miscellaneous 1945-1952

2 Occupation forces in Japan 1945-1946, 1949

Subject Files Relating to Japan 1954-1958 (0059-A1-1341)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 8-13 location: 250/49/19/06.

Box File Number/Subject

8 1-B.1 Japanese Embassy in the United States

10 12.2 War Crimes and Criminals

10 12.2 Japanese War Criminals 1957

10 12.2 Japanese War Criminals 1958

10 12-A Property and Claims, General

10 12-A.1 U.S. Legislation on American War Claims against Japan

10 12-A.2 Claims under the Administrative Agreement

10 12-A.3 Reparations (Japan-Vietnam)

10 12-A.4 Commission for Settlement of Disputes over U.S. Property in Japan

10 12-A.9 Settlement of Claims Korea and Japan

11 12-A.12 Japanese and German Assets in the United States 1957

11 12-A.12 Japanese and German Assets in the United States 1958

12 Treaties and Agreements, General

Records of the Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs: Philippine Rehabilitation Program 

Subject/Agency File, 1946-1951 (0059-A1-1548)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-21 location: 250/50/16/01.

Box Subject/File Title

14 Philippine War Damage Commission

15 War Claims Commission

Records of the Marshall Mission to China 1945-1947 (0059-A1-1095 – 1106)

Records of the mission of Gen. George C. Marshall to China, including War Department 

files relating to the mission which were turned over to the State Department in April 1947; 

records maintained by Marshall and his staff relating primarily to political affairs; records 

maintained by Marshall and his staff relating to military affairs; and records maintained by 

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Office of Northeast Asia Affairs — Entry 1095-1106: Marshall Mission to China, 1945-

1947
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 41

the State Department’s Office of Far Eastern Affairs, particularly the Division of Chinese 

Affairs. Among the records is the original of Marshall’s report submitted to the Secretary 

of State. Arranged by office that maintained the records, thereunder by type of record, 

subject, and date. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-55 location: 

250/48/31/02.

Box Subject

11 Reparations

11 Report to the President

12 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee]

27 Reparations

27 Reports to the President

37 Final Report (6 folders)

38 Japanese Holdout Forces in Manchuria

38 Japanese troops

40-41 Gold (6 folders)

51 Pauley, Edwin

51 Reparations

55 Marshall’s Report

Records of the Division of Far Eastern Affairs

Records of the Division of Far Eastern Affairs 1932-1941 (0059-A1-97 and 0059-

A1-398)

Box File/Subject

1 Records Relating to the Manchurian Crisis 1931-1934 location: 250/46/4/01

2-3 United States-Japanese conversations January-December 7, 1941 location: 

250/46/4/01

Records of the Division of Research for the Far East (0059-A1-1360 and 0059-A1-

1361)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-9 location: 250/49/24/02.

Box File Number/Subject

2 DRF49 An Analysis of SWNCC Policies and Suggestions for their Disposition at the 

Peace Settlement with Japan

3 DRF80 GHQ, SCAP Sections Organization and Methods of Dealing with Japan

3 DRF83 The Advantages to the U.S. of a General Far Eastern Peace Conference as 

Opposed to a Limited Japanese Peace Treaty Conference

3 DRF92 The Burden of Reparations Removals on the Japanese Economy and the 

Gross Tonnage of Shipping Required to Move Reparations to the Claimant Nations

3 DRF98 Appraisal of the Item “Restitution of Allied Property” in the Proposed 1948-

1949 Japanese Budget

3 DRF131 Burden of Reparations Removals on the Japanese Economy

4 DRF159 External Assets in Japan

Records of the Division of Far Eastern Affairs — Entry 1360 & 1361: Division of Research for Far East, n.d.
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 42

Box File Number/Subject

5 DRF-DR229 Comparison of Japanese Assets in Formosa and Korea with Possible 

Formosan and Korean Claims against Japan

6-9 Information Notes Nos. 1-457.4

Records of the Office of Chinese Affairs

The Division of Chinese Affairs under the Office of Far Eastern Affairs was established in 

1944 to effectuate, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and overall policies 

formulated by the Office of Far Eastern Affairs for the conduct of United States relations 

with China and Hong Kong. During a reorganization in 1950, the department changed 

the Division of Chinese Affairs to the Office of Chinese Affairs and established it under the 

Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs.

Subject File 1944-1950 (0059-A1-399 and 0059-A1-399A)

These records consist of interdepartmental and intradepartmental memorandums, reports, 

position papers, summaries, maps, photographs, dispatches (from U.S. Foreign Service 

officers and military personnel) relating to the internal political affairs of China and United 

States foreign policy toward China. Material in this file focuses mainly on military and political 

aspects of the Chinese civil war and United States intervention in that conflict. Records 

include background material on U.S. efforts to negotiate a settlement between the Chinese 

Nationalists and Communists, Sino-Soviet relations, U.S. military operations in China, the 

activities of Chinese officials, U.S. financial assistance to the Nationalist Government, and the 

question of recognition of the Chinese Communist regime. Also included is briefing material 

on the 1949 China White Paper, and information relating to the Far East, Southeast Asia, Hong 

Kong, Korea, and Formosa (Taiwan). A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-11 

(Entry 399) and Boxes 12-19 (Entry 399A) location: 250/46/4/01.

Box Subject

2 Reparations

2 War crimes and war criminals

7 Burma Road 1941-1945

7 Hong Kong (4 folders)

7 Korea 1945-1946

7 Manchuria

7 Manchuria, General Background

7 Manchuria, War Booty

8 Far Eastern Advisory Commission

8 French Indochina 1945-1946

8 Japanese-Sino Relations 1945-1946 (3 folders)

8 Mukden, 1945-1946

8 Nanking Incident 1927

8 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee]

8 Tibet-General 1932-1944

9 Occupied China, conditions in 1941-1943

10 Internees and prisoners of war 1945-1946

Records of the Office of Chinese Affairs — Entry 399A: Subject File, 1944-1950
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 43

Records of the Division of Research for Far East 1946-1952 (0059-A1-1360 and 

0059-A1-1361) (Lot File 58D245)

Arranged by subject. A box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-9 location: 250/47/24/04.

Records of the Philippine and Southeast Asian Division, 1944-1952 

(0059-A1-399B and 0059-A1-399C)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-6, 7-20 location: 250/46/04/04.

Box Subject

4 Claims

6 OSS Reports

7-10 Burma 

11-13 Indochina

14-17 Malaya

17-20 Thailand

Records of the Office of Intelligence

Records of Bureau of Intelligence and Research

When President Truman disbanded the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) by Executive 

Order 9621 of September 20, 1945, the Research and Analysis Branch of that organization 

became part of the State Department. The branch continued the preparation of reports and 

studies that had begun under the predecessor of the OSS, the Office of the Coordinator of 

Information. Various organizational units were responsible for preparing intelligence reports 

over the next sixteen years, including the Interim Research and Intelligence Service, the 

Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison, the Office of Research and Intelligence, the 

Office of Intelligence Research, and the Bureau of Intelligence and Research. 

Card Index to Numbered Intelligence Reports 1941-1961 (0059-A1-448) 

Arranged alphabetically by subject or name of country and thereunder by report number. 

Series consists of 3” x 5” cards, listing the number, title, and date of each report in Entry 

449. There are some cards for reports that are not in the file. Boxes 1-11 location: 

250/46/9/01. 

Numbered Intelligence Reports (“R and A Reports”) October 1941-September 

1961 (0059-A1-449)

Arranged numerically from 1-8518.2, with various office symbols preceding the numbers. 

The reports vary from short memorandums to detailed, documented studies. Entry 448 is a 

card index to the reports. Many of the reports have been microfiched and are available on 

NARA Microfilm Publication M-1221. Boxes 1-323B location: 250/63/28/01. 

Records of the Office of the Legal Adviser

The Legal Adviser was responsible for furnishing legal advice and services to the Secretary 

of State, the Under Secretary, the Assistant Secretaries and all component Offices and 

Records of the Office of Intelligence — Entry 449: Numbered Intelligence Reports, 1941-1961
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 44

Divisions of the Department of State, as well as the United States Delegation to the United 

Nations and the representatives in United States Foreign Service abroad.

Japanese Peace Treaty Files 1946-1960 (0059-A1-3045)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-5 location: 250/61/19/04.

Records of the Legal Adviser Relating to War Crimes 

Records Relating to U.S. Participation in the United Nations War Crimes 

Commission 1943-1949 (0059-A1-1369)

Included in this series are records of the Far Eastern Sub Commission (boxes 12-13). Boxes 

6-16 location: 250/49/25/03. 

United Nations War Crimes Commission Lists of War Criminals 1944-1948 (0059-

A1-1370) 

Scattered among these lists are those for Japanese war criminals, suspects, and material 

witnesses. Boxes 16-21 location: 250/49/25/05. 

Records Relating to Japanese War Criminals 1943-1960 (0059-A1-1371)

Boxes 21-28 location: 250/49/25/05

Box Subject

21 War Crimes FEC-314 (trial of Japanese War Criminals) (2 folders)

21 War Crimes FEC Subcommittee (Committee No. 5) (3 folders)

21-22 War Crimes Tokyo (IMTFE) (6 folders) location: 250/49/25/05

22 War Crimes IMTFE Publication of Judgment

22 War Crimes Tokyo Teletype (3 folders) location: 250/49/25/05

23 Class A War Criminals (2 folders)

23 Japanese War Criminals Disposition 1954-1957 (2 folders) location: 250/49/25/06

23 Tokyo-Miscellaneous

23 War Crimes Correspondence with Soviet regarding Tokyo January-April 1946

23 War Crimes Emperor, Germ Warfare, Australian Cases

23 War Crimes Far East Minor Cases (3 folders)

23 War Crimes Far East Minor Cases Army Cables

23 War Crimes Tojo et al. (Supreme Court) December 1948

24 Board of Clemency and Parole for Japanese War Criminals, Secretaries of State 

and Defense, Attorney General 

24 Clemency and Parole Board Chronological 1952-1955 (4 folders) location: 

250/49/25/06

24 Japanese War Crimes Disposition January 1958-December 1959 (2 folders)

24 Post Treaty Japanese War Criminals 1950-1959 (4 folders)

25 Clemency Case Hard Core

25 Confirmation Copies of Correspondence regarding Clemency and Parole Board 

1952-1955 (2 folders)

25 Memos Clemency and Parole Board for War Criminals (2 folders)

25 Parole Board Communications with Japanese Government 

Records of the Office of the Legal Adviser — Entry 1371: Records relating to Japanese War Criminals, 1943-1960
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 45

Box Subject

25 Parole Board Communications with Private Individuals [see also confirmation 

copies of correspondence]

25 Parole Board Miscellaneous

25 Parole Board Organization and Procedure

25 Parole Board SCAP Parole System

25 Parole Board Statistical Data

25-26 Clemency and Parole Board for War Criminals Telegrams and Dispatches 1952-

1957 (5 folders) location: 250/49/25/06

26 War Criminals A-I (9 folders) location: 250/49/25/06

26-27 War Criminals K (4 folders) location: 250/49/25/06 

27 War Criminals M-O (6 folders) location: 250/49/25/06

27-28 War Criminals S (3 folders) location: 250/49/25/06

28 War Criminals T-Y (8 folders) location: 250/49/25/06

Country Files 1943-1950 (0059-A1-1372)

Boxes 29-34 location: 250/49/25/06

Box Country

29 Australia 

29 China (2 folders) location: 250/49/25/06

30 Great Britain location: 250/49/25/07

31 Indo China location: 250/49/25/07

32 Netherlands

32 Philippines

32 Siam [Thailand] location: 250/49/25/07

Office of the Legal Adviser-East Asian Affairs Branch

Subject and Country Files 1941-1962 (0059-A1-1369)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-4 location: 250/62/22/07.

Box Subject

1 Japan, Directives

1 Japan, General 1941-1957

2 Japanese Peace Treaty

Records of the Bureau of Public Affairs

The Bureau of Public Affairs was responsible for advising and assisting the Secretary of 

State in the development and implementation of United States foreign policy with respect to 

programs for international information and educational exchange and to domestic programs 

designed to inform the American public concerning foreign relations.

Records of the Office of the Legal Adviser — Entry 1369: Subject & Country Files, 1941-1962
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 46

Records of the Office of the Historian

Records Relating to the Japanese Peace and Security Treaties, 1946-1952 (0059-

A1-1455)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-4 location: 250/49/34/03.

Records of the Special War Problems Division

The Special War Problems Division (SWPD) was a major subunit of the Department of State, 

under the general administrative supervision of an Assistant Secretary of State. Originally 

named the Special Division it was changed to the Special War Problems Division in 1944. 

Many of the division’s functions terminated with the end of the war in 1945. The Special 

Projects Division assumed the SWPD’s repatriation and refugee functions. There are ten 

series of SWPD records, identified as entries 1348-1357. Detailed box and folder lists are 

available. 

Policy Books 1939-1945 (0059-A1-1350)

The records consist of correspondence, memorandums, and reports relating to policy 

governing the activities of the Special War Problems Division. Major reports include 

representation of the United States, enemy, and third-power interests; protection of 

American citizens abroad; prisoners of war; civilian internees; hospital ships; transfer of 

funds; protection of property; transmission of messages and documents to and from enemy 

territory; and consular services. Arranged numerically 1-69, with an unnumbered index 

volume, thereunder alphabetically by subject. A detailed box and folder list is available. 

Boxes 4-15 location: 250/49/20/03.

Subject File (0059-A1-1357)

The records include passenger lists and related materials of repatriation vessels, lists of 

enemy aliens residing in Latin American countries, passenger lists of vessels bringing Latin 

American enemy aliens to the United States for internment, documentation on property in 

the United States owned by enemy governments or citizens, plans for Swiss assumption of 

U.S. interests in enemy owned countries, excerpts from censorship of prisoners of war and 

enemy alien internee letters and telegrams, correspondence on the treatment accorded 

American prisoners of war and civilian internees in Axis countries, and dossiers on Japanese 

nationals who died in internment camps. Arranged by subject. A detailed box and folder 

list is available. Boxes 65-199 location: 250/49/21/05.

Box Subject

74 German and Japanese diplomatic property in the United States 

75 Inventory of Japanese Embassy

75 Inventory of Japanese Embassy funds received from the Swiss I and II

75 Official bank accounts-Japanese consulates

76 Far Eastern Commission-Use of Japanese Funds

77 Japanese Consulate – Hawaii (three folders)

77 Japanese Embassy – Miscellaneous 

83 Assumption by Swiss of Japanese interests in U.S., 1945

Records of the Special War Problems Division — Entry 1357: Subject File, n.d. 
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 47

Box Subject

83 Assumption of Japanese interests by Spain (1941)

83 Inventory of Japanese Embassy and Chancery 

83 Japanese Diplomatic and Consular Property

83 Japanese Embassy

83 Japanese Embassy - Miscellaneous

83 Japanese Embassy (Report of Superficial Survey of Contents)

83 Japanese Language Typewriters (borrowed by War Department)

83 Japanese Property on “N” Street, NW, Washington, D.C.

83 R.E. Hibbard – Japanese Embassy, Memoranda to and from

83 Representation of Japanese interests in U.S. by Swiss with exception of Hawaii

84 Japan – General Supervisory Order relating to all Japanese property

84 Japanese – Transfer of custody of diplomatic and consular property and archives

84 Japanese Archives, examination of

84 Japanese Diplomatic and Consular Property – Processing, etc.

84 Japanese Diplomatic Property in U.S., Disposition of

84 Japanese Embassy, former (Library book)

84 Memoranda Exchanged between Mr. Chappell’s Office and the Former Japanese 

Embassy (2 folders) 

84 Protocols – Japanese Embassy and German Embassy

84 Relinquishment of Representation of Japanese Interests by Spanish

84 Report of a superficial survey of the contents of the Japanese Embassy (2 

folders)

85 Forms APC-56 Reporting Japanese property in custody of the Department of 

State 

88 Japanese atrocities February 1944-October 1945 (4 folders) 

89 Americans in Korea

89 Americans in Netherlands East Indies

89 Americans in Shanghai

89 Americans in Thailand 1941-1945 (3 folders)

89 Americans landed in Kamchatka

89 Civilian Internees Americans in Japan 1941-1945 (5 folders)

89 Lunghwa drafts

89 Malay Camps

89 Manchukuo

89 Manchuria

89 Miyoshi

89 Prisoners of War – U.S. prisoners of war in Japan

89 Prisoners of War Americans in Japan 1941-1945 (5 folders)

89 Treatment of Americans in Japan 1942-1945 (3 folders)

90 Muken thru Zentsuji (34 folders arranged alphabetically)

91 Americans from Guam and Wake 1942-1945 (3 folders)

91 Americans in British Malaya

91 Americans in Burma

91 Americans in China 1942-1945 (4 folders)

91 Americans in Far East

Records of the Special War Problems Division — Entry 1357: Subject File, n.d. 
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 48

Box Subject

91 Americans in Hong Kong

91 Americans in India

91 Americans in Indonesia

91 Pootung

91 Saitama, Japan

91 Santiago (Fort)

101 Japanese Consulate(s) (8 folders)

101 Japanese Embassy (former) Washington, D.C.

106 Seized Property, funds, baggage, etc., of Axis aliens (Japanese) (3 folders)

144 German and Japanese Property Filing

145 Japanese Diplomatic and Consular Property

145 Japanese Embassy

147 Japanese Consulate - Hawaii

154 Japanese Embassy

154-155 Japanese Currency and Seized Property (2 folders)

185 Military Intelligence Service, 1943

185 Office of Naval Intelligence, 1943

186 Hawaii and Japanese Consulate General 1942

188 Military Intelligence Service, 1942

188 Office of Naval Intelligence, 1942 (2 folders)

Records of Harley A. Notter, 1939-1945

These records consist of pre-United Nations information created or accumulated by Harley 

A. Notter. During World War II he held various positions within offices and committees 

engaged in postwar planning. He became Assistant Chief of the Division of Special 

Research in 1942, Chief of the Division of Political Studies in 1943, and Chief of the Division 

of International Security and Organization in 1944. In addition, he served as executive 

Secretary of the Advisory Committee on Post-War Foreign Policy, as a member of the 

Committee on Special Studies, and as a member of the Committee on Post-War Programs. 

After serving as an adviser at the Dumbarton Oaks Conversations, Notter became adviser in 

the Office of Special Political Affairs in November 1944. He continued in that position under 

the successor in the Office of United Nations Affairs in 1948. He was also an adviser at the 

San Francisco Conference in 1945 and became Adviser to the Assistant Secretary for United 

Nations Affairs in 1949.

The records of many World War II Committees became part of Notter’s office files during his 

compilation of Postwar Foreign Policy Preparation, 1939-1945, published by the Department 

of State in 1949. In 1960 the Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on International Organization 

(August-October 1944), the San Francisco Conference on International Organization (AprilJune 1945), the United Nations Preparatory Commission (August 1945-February 1946), 

and miscellaneous material relating to postwar planning assembled by Notter during the 

preparation of his book, were consolidated by the Department of State into a single lot file, 

which was accessioned by NARA as the Notter File (entries 495-505). Detailed box and file 

title lists are available.

Records of the Special War Problems Division — Entry 1357: Subject File, n.d. 
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 49

Drafts of Postwar Foreign Policy Preparation, 1939-1945 (0059-A1-495)

Drafts and page proofs of the Postwar Foreign Policy Preparation, 1939-1945, with editorial 

comments and corrections. Also included are memorandums, correspondence, outlines, 

notes, prepublication reviewers’ comments, and miscellaneous materials relating to the 

publication of the book. Arranged by chapter and by kind of record. Boxes 1-7 location: 

250/46/21/06.

Miscellaneous Subject Files 1939-1950 (0059-A1-496)

Copies of memorandums, reports, and draft documents accumulated by Notter relating to 

general postwar planning, international organization, international conferences, and the 

work of various divisions within the Department of State. Includes Notter’s chronological file 

and recollections in a document file of the Division of Dependent Areas, and memorandums 

on the activities of various interdepartmental groups involved in political and economic 

planning. Boxes 8-31 location: 250/46/21/07.

Box Subject

8-10 Notter’s Chronological Files January 24, 1941-June 16, 1950

11 Notter’s Recollections

13 Economic Warfare and Board of Economic Operations

17 Special War Problems Division

18 Potsdam Tripartite Conference-Berlin 1945

20 Council of Foreign Ministers, London, 1945

20 Council of Foreign Ministers, Moscow Meetings, 1947

20 Council of Foreign Ministers, Peace Conference, 1946

29-31 Stettinius materials 1944-1945

Records of the Advisory Committee on Postwar Foreign Policy 1942-1945 (0059-

A1-498)

Copies of agenda, minutes, working documents, and drafts prepared for review by the 

Advisory Committee on Postwar Foreign Policy and its subcommittees. Many of the drafts 

were prepared by the Division of Special Research and its successors. Arranged randomly 

by name of subcommittee and thereunder by kind of document. Boxes 54-107 location: 

250/46/22/06.

Box Subject

60-69 Documents T/1-T588 (101-129 missing); a detail listing is available.

63 T-320 Japan: Administration and structure of Japanese Government May 22, 1943

64 T-355 Conditions for Japanese surrender to the United Nations May 27, 1942

64 T-357 Japan: General principles applicable to the Post-War Settlement with Japan 

July 28, 1943

64 T-357a General principles applicable to the Post-War Japan (revision) September 

29, 1943

64 T-358 Japan: Recent Political Developments July 28, 1943

64 T-372 Disposition of Japanese investments in the Mandated Island September 2, 

1943

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Box Subject

65 T-379 Possible immediate Post-War Japanese contribution to the rehabilitation of 

the Far East September 6, 1943

65 T-381 Japan: Postwar Political Problems

65 T-401 Military Government in Thailand November 4, 1943

65 T-404 Indo-China: Military Government November 9, 1943

65 T-411 The problem of Burma: Possible Solutions November 17, 1943

65 T-415 The problem of Burma Basic Data November 22, 1943

65 T-416 Japanese Reparations (preliminary) November 16, 1943

65 T-418 Thailand: Social and Political structure Foreign Policy November 27, 1943

65 T-423 Burma: Military Government December 2, 1943

65 T-428 The future status of Indo-China as an example of postwar colonial 

relationships November 16, 1943

Records Relating to Miscellaneous Policy Committees 1940-1945 (0059-A1-499)

Copies of agencies, minutes, and document files of several intradepartmental and 

interdepartmental committees involved with postwar policy formulation. Includes files of 

the State Department Policy Committee, the Committee on Postwar Programs, the Working 

Committee on Dependent Areas, and various interdivisional country and area committees. 

Arranged alphabetically by name of committee and thereunder by kind of document. Boxes 

108-151 location: 250/46/23/07.

Box Subject

108-116 CAC/ Documents 1-354 (on microfilm) T-1221 rolls 1-6

108 CAC-67 New Committees Needed to Consider the Problems of Military 

Government and Postwar Military Conditions in the Far East February 5, 1944

108 CAC-93 Japan: Political Problems: Institution of the Emperor April 24, 1944

108 CAC-94 Thailand: Military Government March 21, 1944

108 CA-100 Preliminary Political and Policy Questions Bearing on Civil Affairs 

Planning for the Far East and Pacific Areas February 18, 1944

108 CA-102 Japan: Occupation Problems: Nature of Occupation March 8, 1944

108 CA-103 Japan: Occupation Problems: Duration of Military Government March 

27, 1944

108 CA-105 Japan: Occupation Problems: War Criminals March 24, 1944

108 CA-106 Mandated Islands: Status of Military government March 22, 1944

108 CA-109 Extent of Occupation of Japan March 11, 1944

108 CA-112 Thailand: Post-Liberation Government: Role of Pibul Collaborationist 

Government March 15, 1944

108 CAC-114 Draft Outline of an International Trusteeship Government for 

Indochina March 13, 1944

108 CAC-116 Japan: The Postwar Objectives of the United States in Regard to 

Japan March 14, 1944

108 CAC-119 Manchuria (Manchukuo): Government During Period of Military 

Occupation March 24, 1944

108 CAC-120 Japan: Should the Military Administration of Civil Affairs Be Punitive, 

Mild, or Primarily to Safeguard Reparations? March 22, 1944

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Box Subject

108 CAC-123 Japan: Nullification of Obnoxious Laws March 22, 1944

108 CAC-138 Korea: Occupation and Military Government: Japanese Technical 

Personnel March 29, 1944

108 CAC-156 Formosa: Economic Problems: Forced Liquidation of Japanese Private 

Property May 11, 1944

108 CAC-157 Formosa: Economic Questions: Transfer of Japanese Government 

Property April 26, 1944

108 CAC-162 Formosa: Investments of the Japanese Imperial Household and 

Japanese Quasi-Official Companies May 9, 1944

108 CAC-171 Formosa: Civil Affairs Planning April 20, 1944

108 CAC-175 Formosa: Japanese Civilians April 22, 1944

108 CAC-178 Formosa: Use of Japanese Investments May 11, 1944

108 CAC-185 Japan: Abolition of Militarism and Strengthening Democratic Processes 

May 1, 1944

108 CAC-186 Formosa: Military Government May 8, 1944

108 CAC-197 Disposition of Japanese Private Property Outside Japan Proper May 

19, 1944

108 CAC-212 Japan: Military Government: The Taking of Hostages: Their Execution 

June 26, 1944

108 CAC-221 Japan: Military Government: Treatment of Political Prisoners June 14, 

1944

108 CAC-223 Draft Statement on the Japanese Mandated Islands June 6, 1944

108 CAC-243 Japan: Military Government: Removal of the Emperor from Japan July 

20, 1944

108 CAC-245 Pre-War Indebtedness of Foreign Governments to the United States 

Government July 12, 1944

108 CAC-251 Japan: Military Government: Disposition of Hirohito by Military 

Government July 12, 1944

108 CAC-257 The Treatment of Japanese Civilians in Occupied Areas August 3, 1944

108 CAC-260 Japan: Military Government: Abdication of the Emperor: His 

Successor September 26, 1944

108 CAC-262 Japan: Terms of Surrender: Underlying Principles August 30, 1944

108 CAC-265 Japan: Abdication of Hirohito August 2, 1944

108 CAC-267 Japan: Unconditional Surrender August 1, 1944

108 CAC-271 The Far East: Treatment of Archives September 11, 1944

108 CAC-283 Japan: Military government: Status of Certain Categories of Japanese 

Property September 13, 1944

108 CAC-286 Effects of an Enemy’s Unconditional Surrender Upon the Status of its 

Diplomatic and Consular Archives Abroad October 2, 1944

108 CA-288 Far East: Communication with Neutral Government Regarding the 

Protection of Japanese Archives September 24, 1944

108 CA-292 Formosa: Military Government: Cooperation with the Formosan 

Government September 27, 1944

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Box Subject

108 CA-318 Analysis of Papers Presented to the Committee on Post-War Programs 

by the Area Committee on the Far East in April-May and on October 27, 1944; 

November 1, 1944

108 CAC-335 Japan: United States: Disposition of the Mandated Islands Jan. 26, 

1945

108 CAC-342 A Summary of the Recommendations for Japan Approved by the 

Committee on Post-War Programs January 5, 1945

141-144 WC Documents 1-322 (on microfilm T-1222 rolls 1-4)

141-144 PWC-104 & 105 Military Government in the Japan, Japanese Empire, Thailand, 

the Mandated Islands, and Manchuria 1944

141-144 PWC-108 Japan: The Post-War Objectives of the United States in Regard to 

Japan 1944

141-144 PWC-109 Japan: Should the Military Administration of Civil Affairs be Punitive, 

Mild, or Primarily to Safeguard Reparations? 1944

141-144 PWC-110 Extent of Occupation of Japan 1944

141-144 PWC-111 Japan: Occupation and Military Government: Composition of Forces 

to Occupy Japan 1944

141-144 PWC-114 Japan: Nullification of Obnoxious Laws 1944

141-144 PWC-116 Japan: Political Problems: Institution of the Emperor 1944

141-144 PWC-117 Japan: Occupation Problems: Duration of Military Government 1944

141-144 PWC-119 Japan: Occupation Problems: War Criminals 1944

141-144 PWC-126 Korea: Occupation and Military Government: Japanese Technical 

Personnel 1944

141-144 PWC-127 Thailand: Military Government 1944

141-144 PWC-130 Thailand: Post-Liberation Government: Role of Pibul Collaborationist 

Government 1944

141-144 PWC-136 Manchuria (Manchukuo): Government during Period of Military 

Occupation 1944

141-144 PWC-145 Japan: Institution of the Emperor 1944

141-144 PWC-146 Japan: Institution of the Emperor 1944

141-144 PWC-147 The Treatment of the Japanese Emperor 1944

141-144 PWC-152b Japan: Abolition of Militarism and Strengthening Democratic 

Processes 1944

141-144 PWC-184 Papers Concerning Military Government in Formosa 1944

141-144 PWC-187 Formosa: Economic Problems: Forced Liquidation of Japanese 

Government Property 1944

141-144 PWC-188 Formosa: Economic Questions: Transfer of Japanese Government 

Property 1944

141-144 PWC-191 Formosa: Investments of the Japanese Imperial Household and 

Japanese Quasi-Official Companies 1944

141-144 PWC-196 Formosa: Use of Japanese Investments 1944

141-144 PWC-197 Formosa: Military Government 1944

141-144 PWC-200 Political and Policy Questions Bearing Upon Civil Affairs Planning for 

Formosa 1944

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Box Subject

141-144 PWC-229 Pre-War Indebtedness of Foreign Governments to the United States 

Government 1944

141-144 PWC-257 Reparation, Restitution and Property Rights 1944

141-144 PWC-284 Japan: Terms of Surrender: Underlying Principles (CAC-262)

141-144 PWC-285 Japan: Military Government: Removal of the Emperor from Japan 

(CAC-243)

141-144 PWC-286 Japan: Military Government: Abdication of the Emperor: His 

Successor (CAC-260)

141-144 PWC-291 Japan: Military Government: Treatment of Political Prisoners (CAC221)

141-144 PWC-293 Japan: Military Government: The Taking of Hostages; Their execution 

(CAC-212)

141-144 PWC-294 Japan: Military Government: Status of Certain Categories of Japanese 

Property (CAC-283)

141-144 PWC-295 The Treatment of Japanese Civilians in Occupied Areas (CAC-257)

141-144 PWC-297 The Far East: Treatment of Archives (CAC-271)

141-144 PWC-298 Effects of an Enemy’s Unconditional Surrender Upon the Status of its 

Consular and Diplomatic Archives Abroad (CAC-286)

141-144 PWC-300 Formosa: Military Government: Cooperation with the Formosan 

Government (CAC-292)

Policy Summaries 1943-1944 (0059-A1-500)

Master file of policy summaries prepared by the Division of Political Studies for review 

by policy planning committees. The policy summaries define problems, discuss 

background information, and identify principal considerations and alternative solutions. 

Arranged numerically with the letter H preceding each number. Boxes 152-157 location: 

250/46/24/07.

Records of the Division of International Security and Organization (ISO) 1944-

1945 (0059-A1-501)

Master file of documents prepared by the Division of International Security and Organization 

(ISO) on general policy problems and proposals for establishment of international 

organizations. Documents were used by various policy committees within the Department 

of State and American delegates to the Dumbarton Oaks Conversations and to the United 

Nations Conference on International Organization. Arranged numerically by ISO number. 

Boxes 158-169 location: 250/46/24/07.

Records of the Division of World Trade Intelligence and its 

Successor, Division of Economic Security Controls 

On July 17, 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a Presidential Proclamation that 

instructed the Secretary of State, acting in conjunction with the Secretary of the Treasury, 

the Attorney General, the Secretary of Commerce, the Administrator of Export Controls, 

and the Coordinator of Commercial and Cultural Relations between the American Republics, 

to prepare an appropriate list of persons and firms working with or for Axis nations and 

Records of Harley A. Notter — Entry 501: Division of International Security and Organization (ISO), 1944-1945
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persons to whom exports from the United States were deemed detrimental to the interests 

of national defense. As a result of this order the Secretary of State established on July 21, 

1941, the Division of World Trade Intelligence to handle State Department responsibilities 

pertaining to the Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals. The division was at first 

under the direct supervision of Assistant Secretary Dean Acheson but later became part of 

the Board of Economic Operations and successor economic offices. On March 1, 1945, it 

was renamed the Division of Economic Security Controls and as such became a part of the 

Office of Economic Security Policy on October 20 of that year. 

Records of the Division of War Trade Intelligence 

Microfilmed War Trade Intelligence Files, 1941-1946 (Lot 480) (0059-A1-1536)

Box 1 (10 rolls of negative 16mm film) location: 250/61/19/07

Records of the Office of Economic Security Policy 

The Office of Economic Security Policy was established in October 1945. Its mission was 

to initiate, formulate, and coordinate State Department policies and activities aimed at 

economic security and at economic aspects of the occupation of Germany, Austria, Japan, 

and Korea. German and Japanese reparations negotiations were specifically charged to this 

office in 1946. The office absorbed the Division of Economic Security Control, the Office 

of the Adviser on German Economic Affairs, and the Office of the Advisor on Far Eastern 

Economic Affairs. The reparations, industrial, and financial responsibilities of the Division 

of Financial Affairs and the Division of Foreign Economic Development pertaining to the 

prospective peace treaties involving Germany, Austria, Japan, and Korea were transferred to 

this office when those divisions were abolished in 1946. 

The three units of the Office of Economic Security Policy (the Division of Economic 

Security Controls, the Division of German and Austrian Economic Affairs, and the Division 

of Japanese and Korean Economic Affairs) were ordered to cooperate in the Safehaven 

program to trace the flow of enemy assets into neutral countries. The office administered 

the Safehaven mission until March 1947.

The Office of Economic Security Policy was abolished in July 1947. Its functions, personnel, 

and records were transferred to the Office of Financial and Development Policy. 

Records of the Division of Economic Security Controls 

The Division of Economic Security Controls was established in March 1945. It assumed 

the functions of the former Division of World Trade Intelligence, such as the responsibility 

for American controls over foreign funds and properties mandated by the Proclaimed List 

of Certain Blocked Nationals (Executive Order 8389). Among its new responsibilities was 

development of measures to prevent concealment or flight of enemy assets and looted 

property. 

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The Division of Economic Security Controls was administered by the Office of Financial and 

Development Policy until October 1945, when it was placed under the Office of Economic 

Security Policy. 

After the Safehaven was completed, the functions and personnel of the division were 

returned to the Office of Financial and Development Policy in July 1947, and assigned to the 

newly-established Division of Occupied Areas Economic Affairs. 

Safehaven Project Files (Lot File 54D374) 

Safehaven Country File. 1945-1947 (0059-A1-369A) 

Folders on Afghanistan, Belgium, British Empire, China, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, 

France, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, 

Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Rumania, Sweden, Switzerland, 

Tangier, Turkey, and Soviet Russia. Boxes 1-2 location: 250/45/35/07. 

Safehaven Subject File. 1945-1947 (0059-A1-369B) 

Folders on assets of Bulgaria, Rumania, Hungary, and Finland in neutral countries; basic 

instructions, policies, and procedures; Bretton Woods—Resolution VI; claims filed by Swiss 

firms with GAO; Currie Mission: negotiations, administrative details, Swiss press reports; 

German external assets; German External Property Commission; German repatriates from 

Turkey; German scientists and technicians; gold policy; insurance; minutes of meetings of 

Safehaven Committee; non-repatriables: heirless funds, non-monetary gold; renegotiation 

of accord; treaties- border questions: and Washington Accord, 1946 [with the Swiss]. Box 3 

location: 250/45/35/07 

Records of the Pauley Reparations Missions, 1945-1948 (Lot File M17 & M-18) 

On April 27, 1945, President Harry S Truman designated Presidential Special Assistant Edwin 

W. Pauley as his personal representative, with the rank of ambassador, to head the U.S. 

delegation to the Allied Reparations Commission considering German reparations. At the 

Crimea Conference the major powers had agreed that Germany would be “obliged to the 

greatest extent possible to make reparations.” After negotiating the formula and methods 

for exacting reparations, Pauley led the U.S. Reparations Mission to Japan in late 1945 and a 

third mission concerning Japanese assets in Soviet-occupied Korea and Manchuria in 1946. 

On March 7, 1947, Pauley transferred to the Department of State and was designated 

Special Advisor to the Secretary of State on Reparations. 

Detailed box and folder lists are available.

General Records 1945-1948 (0059-A1-1106A) 

Boxes 1-9 location: 250/48/32/03

Subject File of the Mission to Japan 1945-1946 (0059-A1-1106C)

Boxes 21-27 location: 250/48/32/06

Records of the Pauley Reparations Missions, 1945-1948 — Entry 1106C: Subject File of the Mission to Japan, 1945-

1946
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Draft Copies of Reports on Japanese Reparations 1945-1946 (0059-A1-1106D)

Boxes 28-29 location: 250/48/32/07

Inventories and Reports on Japanese Industries 1945 (0059-A1-1106E)

Boxes 30-33 location: 250/48/32/07

Catalogs of Japanese Arsenals 1948 (0059-A1-1106F)

Includes information on Arsenals, laboratories, depots, factories, etc.

Boxes 34-76 location: 250/48/32/07

Records Relating to Soviet Occupied Korea (0059-A1-1106G)

Boxes 77-79 location: 250/48/33/07

Records of the U.S. Reparations and Restitution Delegation, Tokyo, 

1947-1949

The U.S. Reparations and Restitution Delegation (USRRD) was part of the joint delegation 

formed by the Allies against Japan for the purpose of carrying out a program of 

compensation to all concerned countries for wartime seizures of their nationals’ properties 

by the Japanese government. The program was under the administrative aegis of the 

Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP). The basic function of the USRRD was to 

make surveys of the Japanese economy in order to ascertain what business facilities might 

be removed as reparations goods to the United States without damaging the peacetime 

economic structure of Japan.

Subject File 1947-1949 (0059-A1-1107C)

The records consist of correspondence, cables, memoranda, reports, various minutes of 

meetings, and other documents relating to the work of the USRRD. A detailed box and 

folder list is available. Boxes 1-7 location: 250/48/34/03.

Records Maintained by the Fine Arts and Monuments Adviser 1945-1961 (“Ardelia 

Hall Collection”) (Lot File 62D-4) (0059-A1-3104A) 

This series is divided into several subseries. Boxes 1-11 are generally arranged 

chronologically by year (1949-1961) and thereunder arranged by subject. Boxes 11-16 

are arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 16-24 are country files for Austria, Italy, 

and Germany. These records are arranged by country name and thereunder by subject. 

Boxes 25-26 pertain primarily to lists of missing art objects. Boxes 26-28 deal primarily 

with restitution in Germany. Boxes 29 and 30 deal with arts and monuments policy and 

problems in Europe and the Far East. A complete box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-

30 location: 250/52/9/01.

Box File Title or Subject 

1 Circular Letters to Universities, Museums 

1 Completed cases objects returned 

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Arts and Monuments Advisor (Ardelia Hall Collection)
RG 59. General Records of the Department of State 57

Box File Title or Subject 

1 Index of Cases [giving for 61 entries the case number, the number of objects, 

a description of the object(s), reported by, and investigated and recovered by] 

location: 250/52/9/01

1 Receipt form for art returned to Claimant Government [blank forms] 

1 SWNCC [State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee] 322 Documents [SWNCC 322 

deals with “Return of Looted Objects of Art to Countries of Origin] 

1 SWNCC 322 and Navy Coordination with the War Department 

1 T.D. [Treasury Department] 51072 Documents—Regulation [dealing with art 

objects] 

1 Tripartite Agreement Documents 

2 Chinese ceramic collection Desjardin—returned to Chinese Embassy, September 

1947 location: 250/52/9/01 

3 Korean Leopard Skin Rug (Giltner-Pueblo, CO) returned to Korean Embassy, 

February 1952

3 Okinawa Crown, Necklace and 24 bound MSS—returned to Okinawa 1953 location: 

250/52/9/01

7 Japanese Swords August 1958 location: 250/52/9/01 

7 Korean Embassy Cases Korean Sword and Crown November 1954 

9 Japanese Gold Coin February 1956 location: 250/52/9/02 

9 Mrs. Brizle’s Korean Objects to be returned January 1960

10 Japanese Bell in Boston August 1960

10 Japanese Sword in Colorado Springs August 1960 location: 250/52/9/02 

11 A 

11 Alien Property Custodian 

11 B 

11 China-Burma and Far East; includes documents concerning the showing of Chinese 

art, ca. 50 pp.

11 Department of the Army location: 250/52/9/02 

11 Japanese Sword Fittings—no action 1945

12 E 

12 F location: 250/52/9/02 

13 G 

13 H 

13 I 

13 J 

13 Japan; concerns seized art 1961

13 Japan: Japanese Exhibition in the United States 1953

13 K 

13 M 

13 N 

13 P location: 250/52/9/02 

14 R

14 S location: 250/52/9/02 

16 Thai Exhibition 1960

16 U

Records of the U.S. Reparations and Restitution Delegation, Tokyo, 1947-1949 — Entry 3104A: Records of the Fine 

Arts and Monuments Advisor (Ardelia Hall Collection)
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Box File Title or Subject 

16 V 

16 W

16 X/Y/Z location: 250/52/9/03 

22 Lost or Missing Works of Art 

22 American Claims for Cultural Property location: 250/52/9/04 

23 Receipts for cultural objects: Japan, China

23 American Commission Final Report location: 250/52/9/04 

26 Korean Losses 

26 Restitution Progress location: 250/52/9/04 

29 Arts and Monuments-Far Eastern Policy, ca. 100 pp. location: 250/52/9/05 

29 Far Eastern SWNCC Documents 1945

29 JK Drafts of Far Eastern Policy 1945-1946

30 ADO Drafts of Far Eastern Policy 1945

30 Far East-Japanese Imperial Household Problem December 1945

30 Far East Policy Under Consideration

30 Memoranda on Far Eastern Policy December 1948 location: 250/52/9/05

Records of the U.S. Reparations and Restitution Delegation, Tokyo, 1947-1949 — Entry 3104A: Records of the Fine 

Arts and Monuments Advisor (Ardelia Hall Collection)
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General Records of the Department of Justice

Record Group 60

The functions of the Department of Justice (DOJ) during World War II did not fundamentally 

differ from those performed in peacetime, but its work was nevertheless greatly influenced 

by the war. The DOJ enforced federal laws, rendered legal advice and opinions to the 

President and the heads of government agencies, investigated violations of most federal 

legislation, prosecuted offenders of federal laws and represented the interests of the United 

States in the courts, and supervised the activities of the United States attorneys and 

marshals.

With the United States entering into war, the DOJ became concerned with the preservation 

of the internal national security, the protection of civil rights, and the maintenance of law 

and order. It clarified many wartime legal problems and sought formal advice regarding 

laws about making and carrying out war plans. The DOJ also gave close attention to the 

drafting of legislation needed to safeguard internal security and to promote the internal 

security activities of other agencies, and to the preparation of executive orders and 

proclamations implementing the powers of the President for carrying on the war. 

The DOJ established a War Division on May 19, 1942, to coalesce nonprosecutive and 

noninvestigative activities regarding the war that had formerly been scattered among the 

department’s organizational units. The War Division’s chief predecessor was the Special 

Defense Unit, which had originated in April 1940 as the Neutrality Laws Unit in the Office of 

the Attorney General. It was continued in the War Division as the Special War Policies Unit. 

The War Division was abolished on December 28, 1945. 

For some 15 months after the establishment of the War Division, the Special War Policies 

Unit was responsible for directing and coordinating the activities of the DOJ relating to 

espionage, sabotage, sedition, subversive activities, and the registration of foreign agents. 

The Special War Policies Unit was abolished when the War Division was reorganized on 

August 28, 1943. Its functions in relation to subversive activities were transferred to 

the DOJ’s Criminal Division. Its other functions were distributed among several of the 

other sections of the War Division. The records of the Special War Policies Unit and its 

predecessor are in Classes 146, World War II, and 148, War Policy, of the DOJ’s Classified 

Central File. 

On April 21, 1942, all nonlitigation functions that the DOJ had performed in enforcing the 

Trading with the Enemy Act, as amended by the First War Powers Act, were transferred 

by executive order to the Office of the Alien Property Custodian (APC). The Alien Property 

Section was established in May 1942 as part of the DOJ’s War Division to represent the 

APC in all litigation in which it was interested. The Alien Property Section also represented 

the United States in matters arising from the administration of foreign funds control by the 

Treasury Department, and it rendered legal advice to the APC and the Treasury Department 

on problems related to alien property and foreign funds control and helped to formulate 

legislative recommendations. The cases handled by the Alien Property Section dealt largely 

with admiralty, copyrights, estates, enemy banks, patent problems, and suits against the 
RG 60. General Records of the Department of Justice 60

APC for the return of property or the payment of debts. These activities were transferred 

to the Claims Division in December 1945. Most of the records of the Alien Property Section, 

consisting of legal studies, interoffice memorandums, and court briefs, were filed in the 

Central Classified File, in Class 9-21, Alien Property, and Class 146, World War II. 

The Economic Warfare Section, which originated as the Economic Section of the Antitrust 

Division in 1942, was transferred to the War Division on August 28, 1943. Its chief 

functions were to collect industrial information, to prepare reports on enemy or enemycontrolled industrial organizations, and to make this information available for use in the 

economic warfare efforts of the Allies. In fiscal year 1944, the Bureau of the Budget 

designated the Alien Property Section as the central agency of the government to carry out 

research in the field of international cartels. 

Classified Central Files 1914- 

The records are arranged in numerically designated classes, each of which covers some 

general subject based either upon a specific legislative act or group of related acts or upon 

specific functions assigned to the Department. NARA has custody of most Class 146 files 

for the World War II period. Class 146 deals primarily with World War II matters. Classes 

146-154 were created during World War II to provide for records relating to certain specific 

problems that arose during that period. Please consult NARA staff to ascertain boxes and 

locations for the Central File case files.

General Index to Classified Central Files 1928-1951 (0060-A1-110A)

Arranged alphabetically by name of individuals, organizations, and other entities. 

Boxes 1-1229 location: 230/6/02/09 

Boxes 1230-2060 location: 230/B/08/02 

Subject Index to Various Classified Central Files ca. 1925-1980 (0060-A1-1001)

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1-137 location 230/32/21/02. 

Records of the Antitrust Division 

Records of the Economic Warfare Section 

Central Correspondence 1940-1944 (0060-A1-293A) 

Boxes 1-4 location: 230/30/50/04 

Subject File (arranged alphabetically by subject) (0060-A1-285B) 

Boxes 5-226 location: 230/30/50/05 

Records of the Antitrust Division, Economic Warfare Section — Entry 285B: Subject File
RG 60. General Records of the Department of Justice 61

Box Subject

68 Economic Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Administration of the 

Property of the Imperial Household of Japan September 1945, 50 pp. location: 

230/31/1/07

68-69 Enemy Branch, Office of Economic Warfare (and predecessors and successors) 

“Notes on Current Economic Information” [half of each issue devoted to the Far 

East] various issues Nov. 1942-January 1944, ca. 250 pp. location: 230/31/1/07

71 Far East Enemy Division, Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Economic Developments in Indo-China June 1939-June 1944, 67 

pp. location: 230/31/1/07

71 Various Foreign Economic Administration reports on Japanese Industries 

location: 230/31/1/07

72 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Japanese Economic 

Penetration into Korea as of 1940 October 23, 1945, 48 pp. location: 

230/31/1/07

72 Japanese Special Services Staff, Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Chemical Industries in Japan April 1945, 229 pp. location: 

230/31/1/07

72 Japanese Special Services Staff, Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Collection of Japanese Economic Control Laws, Ordinances, and 

Regulations May 12, 1945, 120 pp. location: 230/31/1/07

72 Various Foreign Economic Administration reports on Japan and Korea location: 

230/31/1/07

73 Japanese Special Services Staff, Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. A Preliminary Survey of the Holdings of the Japanese Economic 

Oligarchy June 18, 1945, 82 pp. location: 230/31/1/07

73 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Administration of Production 

Programs in Japan July 1945, 140 pp. location: 230/31/1/07

73 Reoccupation Division in cooperation with Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Japanese Techniques of Occupation: Key Laws and Official 

Documents September 1943, 269 pp. location: 230/31/1/07

73 Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. “Notes on Current 

Economic Information” Vols. 40, 44-45 January 14-March 4, 1944,66 pp. 

location: 230/31/1/07

73 Various Foreign Economic Administration reports on Japanese industries 

location: 230/31/1/07

100-107 Japan location: 230/31/2/04

126-128 Mitsubishi location: 230/31/3/01

Records of the Antitrust Division, Economic Warfare Section — Entry 285B: Subject File
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 62

Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

Record Group 65

During World War II the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) investigated all violations of 

federal laws, with the exception of matters specifically assigned by legislative enactment 

or otherwise to another federal investigative body. During the war, the FBI directed the 

greater part of its attention toward internal security problems. It also extended its activities 

to many Latin America countries, sending liaison agents to work with their police and 

intelligence forces. 

The FBI of the Department of Justice began in 1908 as the Bureau of Investigation. During 

the next thirty years its size and areas of responsibility significantly increased. With the 

outbreak of war in 1939, the responsibilities of the FBI increased. Subversion, sabotage, 

and espionage became major concerns. Agents trained in general intelligence work, and at 

least one agent trained in defense plant protection, were placed in each of the FBI’s 42 field 

offices. The FBI also developed a network of information sources, often using members of 

fraternal or veterans’ organizations. With leads developed by these intelligence networks 

and through their own work, Special Agents investigated potential threats to national 

security. 

During the summer of 1941, the FBI focused its internal security efforts on potentially 

dangerous German, Italian, and Japanese nationals as well as native-born Americans 

whose beliefs and activities were seen as aiding the Axis powers. The FBI also participated 

in intelligence collection with their pioneering Technical Laboratory. Its highly skilled and 

inventive staff cooperated with engineers, scientists, and cryptographers in other agencies 

to enable the United States to penetrate and sometimes control the flow of information from 

the belligerents in the Western Hemisphere.

On December 7, 1941 the FBI Headquarters and the 54 field offices were placed on 24-hour 

schedules. On December 7th and 8th, the FBI arrested previously identified aliens who 

threatened national security, and turned them over to military or immigration authorities. 

The FBI augmented its special agent force with National Academy graduates, who took 

an abbreviated training course. As a result, the total number of FBI employees rose from 

7,400 to over 13,000, including approximately 4,000 agents, by the end of 1943.

While most FBI personnel during the war worked traditional war-related or criminal cases, 

one contingent of agents was unique. Separated from Bureau roles, these agents, with the 

help of FBI Legal Attachés (Legats), composed the Special Intelligence Service (SIS) in Latin 

America. The SIS, established by President Roosevelt in 1940, provided information on Axis 

activities in South America and destroyed its intelligence and propaganda networks. Several 

hundred thousand Germans or German descendants and numerous Japanese lived in South 

America. Some of them provided pro-Axis pressure and cover for Axis communications 

facilities. In every South American country, the SIS was instrumental in bringing about a 

situation in which, by 1944, continued support for the Axis became difficult.
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 63

FBI Record Keeping System

By 1981 the FBI had accumulated over 500,000 cubic feet of records, (not including field 

files destroyed in the late 1970s). In the Washington, D.C., headquarters there were over 

six million criminal, civil, security, applicant, and administrative case files dating back sixty 

years and nearly one hundred indexes to the files, including a general index consisting of 

65 million 3” x 5” cards. In the FBI field operations there were at least five million case 

files and over 100 million index cards. Altogether, there were over 5,000 cubic feet of 

records, 260,000 cubic feet of which were in the headquarters and the remainder in the field 

operations. For security reasons the volume of records maintained in the Legats was kept 

to a minimum.

The FBI record-keeping was created in October 1921. It is a classified filing system in 

which each classification (or category of records) relates to a specific violation of law or 

specific administrative activity. In 1981 there were 214 classifications. Under this system 

each case file carries a classification number plus a sequential number. For example, a 

kidnapping case file might carry the number 7-10, indicating it was the tenth case opened 

in classification 7-kidnapping. Each document in the case file has its own numerical 

designation, referred to as serials. Hence 7-10-8 would refer to the eighth document 

in the tenth kidnapping case. This process of serialization, providing a unique numeric 

identifier for each document, gives the FBI control of its records at the item level. FBI 

investigations involving more than one type of violation are normally classified under the 

more serious crime. If an individual has been involved in several violations over a period 

of time, separate case files would have been initiated for each violation. However, in 

security cases only one file is used for each individual or organization. When a case file has 

been opened for an individual or organization under a particular security classification, all 

subsequent documentation relating to security matters is filed in that case, regardless of 

the nature of the investigation. Although most of the file maintenance procedures used in 

the FBI headquarters are duplicated in field offices and overseas Legats, some variations do 

exist. Because the files are numbered consecutively, the same case will not have the same 

number at headquarters and in the field offices. Additionally, classification of investigations 

is idiosyncratic, in both the field office and headquarters, so that the same case may be in 

different classifications in the field office and headquarters.

Although most records are maintained in central file rooms in headquarters and in the field 

offices, some are kept separately from the related case file or as a separate series outside 

the main file room. The latter include records in special file rooms, electronic surveillance 

(ELSUR) materials, personnel and budget records, FBI National Academy records, public 

inquiries, automated and audiovisual materials, and sensitive and confidential materials 

maintained under the personal control of the special agents in charge (SACs) of the field offices.

. Two types of entries are prepared for the general index: “Main cards” for individuals, organizations, and general 

subjects that are the primary focus of an investigation; and cross reference or “see” cards for secondary subjects. 

Beginning in 1921 the FBI also prepared abstracts or summaries of individual documents. Each abstract was made 

in duplicate on 3” x 5” slips. One set was arranged alphabetically by the source or originator of the document 

(field office, federal agency, or private individual), while a second set was arranged by file number. A third set of 

abstract slips was prepared for foreign material relating to the FBI’s Special Intelligence Service (SIS) during the 

1940-1948 period. Adoption of the Automation of Incoming Mail Serialization (AIMS) system in 1976 eliminated 

the need for abstracting, although the practice was not stopped completely until 1979.
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 64

Each classification begins with a zero (O) file and a double zero (OO) file, which are used 

for documents relating to the individual classification but which do not warrant an individual 

file. Most OO files include material relating to the administrative history of the classification 

and document, why the classification was initiated, changes in legislation modifying the 

FBI’s investigative responsibilities, investigative policy, unique investigative procedures, 

and jurisdictional disputes between the FBI and other federal agencies. Before the OO 

files were established, O files were sometimes used for policy documentation relating to 

the classification. Now, for the most part, the O files consist of citizen complaints, routine 

requests for information, general reference material, and newspaper clippings. In 1977 the 

FBI began using the O files for one-serial (single document) cases that would previously 

have been separate case files.

Within each classification the individual case files follow the O and OO files. The number 

of case files in a classification can range from fewer than one hundred to hundreds of 

thousands. For example, among the larger classifications at FBI headquarters in 1981 were 

classifications 100 (Domestic Security) and 105 (Foreign Counterintelligence), together 

consisting of over 800,000 case files (13,000 cu. ft.). The case files contain a variety of 

documentation, including FBI agent reports; teletype messages; prosecutive summaries; 

accounts of interviews and physical surveillance; letters; memorandums; lab reports; 

informant reports; photographs; newspaper clippings and other public record material; and 

logs, transcripts, and summaries of electronic surveillance.

Major World War II-Era FBI File Classifications

Classification 61 Treason 

Established prior to 1924, this classification covers investigations of persons or organizations 

engaging in treasonous activities or concealing knowledge of such activities. Specific 

statutes, which include Title 18, USC, Sections 283-82, 2389-90, and 765-75, also cite 

as treasonous service in, or recruitment of, others to serve in armed hostility against 

the United States and aiding or procuring the escape of interned enemy aliens. FBI 

investigative instructions note that treason is the “highest crime known to this country” and 

is the only crime mentioned in the U.S. Constitution. Instructions to the field further state 

that any evidence of possible violations of the treason statute should receive “immediate, 

continuous and preferred investigation.” The 00 file contains no documentation prior to 

1938. In late 1939 and early 1940 field offices were instructed to file accusations in 

the category separately and prepare Nationalistic Tendency Cards on subjects in this 

classification. Before Would War II the major focus of concern was alleged Communist 

Party activities. During World War II the FBI focused on America’s wartime enemies, and 

beginning in late 1944, treasonous activities committed by Americans in foreign theatres of 

operation. In addition, the FBI investigated allegations that persons aided in the escape of 

prisoners of war from U.S. interment camps. 

Classification 62 Miscellaneous Subversive 

This classification was established about 1921 to serve as a catch-all classification. 

Classification 66, Administrative, was established concurrently or shortly thereafter, so 

the number of early administrative records in Classification 62 is quite limited. However, 
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 65

since Headquarters classification 63 did not become a repository for miscellaneous nonsubversive files until 1953, there is a great deal of non-subversive material in Headquarters 

classification 62.

Classification 64 Foreign Miscellaneous 

Classification 64 contains many records relating to the FBI’s activities in Latin America both 

before and during World War II. The FBI’s Special Intelligence Service (SIS) program is 

documented in this classification.

Classification 65 Espionage

The FBI uses this classification for investigations of individuals alleged to have unlawfully 

obtained information affecting national defense or unlawfully disclosed such information to a 

foreign government. The FBI’s investigative jurisdiction in this area rests on both legislation, 

beginning with the Espionage Act of 1917, and Presidential directives, notably two World 

War II-era directives, promulgated in 1939 and 1943, which assigned to the FBI primary 

responsibility for investigating espionage and subversion.

This classification, which predates 1924, is one of the oldest FBI classifications. 

Classification 65 remained relatively inactive until the World War II period. Between 1939 

and 1945, it became extremely active; in fact, the bulk of cases opened at Headquarters 

date from this period. Most of the cases opened during the World War II era did not 

deal with espionage; rather, most of these files dealt with individuals suspected of Axis 

sympathies. 

Classification 73 Application for Pardon

Established before 1924, Classification 73, Application for Pardon after Completion of 

Sentence and Application for Executive Clemency, covers investigations of individuals 

seeking pardons from the President after completing prison sentences for federal offenses 

as well as investigations of those convicted of federal offences who seek executive 

clemency. The FBI rarely conducts investigations of the latter sort. Applications for pardon 

investigations are conducted in the same manner as applicant investigations generally. 

Thus, they include interviews with the subject’s family, friends, neighbors, and employers as 

well as credit checks and law enforcement records.

Classification 97 Foreign Agents Registration Act

The FBI opened this classification in 1939 to document violations of the Foreign Agents 

Registration Act of 1938. The Act requires “foreign propagandists” or “agents of a foreign 

principal” engaged in distributing propaganda to register with the State Department.

Classification 100 Subversive Matter, Internal Security, Domestic Security Investigations

In 1936, President Roosevelt directed the FBI to conduct investigations of individuals and 

organizations suspected of engaging in subversive activities such as communism and 

fascism. In 1939 the FBI was designated by Presidential Directive as the “clearing house” 

for national defense and general domestic intelligence matters. This Directive established 

the classification formally in 1939. 
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 66

In the period 1940-1970 the FBI’s activity in this area was almost exclusively limited to 

investigations of communist and Soviet individuals and organizations. For example, in 1944 

the classification was restricted to cases bearing the character of internal security in which 

the accompanying symbol letter C for communist or R for Russian was attached.

Classification 105 Foreign Counterintelligence – Russia (formerly Internal Security)

(Nationalistic Tendency – Foreign Intelligence) (Individuals and Organizations – by country)

Classification 109 Foreign Political Matters

Classification 110 Foreign Economic Matters

Classification 112 Foreign Funds

Classification 113 Foreign Military and Naval Affairs

Classification 114 Alien Property Custodian Matter (Obsolete)

In 1945, the Department of Justice directed the FBI to investigate cases brought against the 

Alien Property Custodian under the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917 and the first War 

Powers Act of 1941. Most investigations examined the ownership and control of unvested 

property and of vested property that was subject to claims and litigation. 

Classification 121 Loyalty of Government Employees (Obsolete)

The FBI opened this classification in 1947 for investigation under Executive Order 9835 

of March 22, 1947, which required investigations of the loyalty of all federal employees 

and all future applicants. The program established a Loyalty Review Board to make final 

determinations, but the FBI was assigned the task of conducting the initial investigations. 

The FBI had jurisdiction over all civilian agencies, while the military investigated its civilian 

employees. The FBI’s instructions from Headquarters to the field stressed a businesslike 

approach that recognized “there is a distinction between Liberalism and Communism.” Full 

field investigations were conducted only if the preliminary investigations found derogatory 

information. In response to considerable criticism of the loyalty program Director Hoover 

argued that the FBI made no recommendations but only reported the facts to the employing 

agency. The FBI insisted that only the agencies and the Loyalty Review Board made 

determinations on people’s loyalty.

Classification 123 Special Inquiry, State Department, Voice of America (Obsolete)

Classification 140 Security of Government Employees Executive Order 10450

Special Intelligence Service [Latin American World War II] Records

Case File FBI HQ File 64-4104

Box 16 location: 230/32/37/03

Special Intelligence Service Records — Entry 4104: Case File
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 67

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial 

Government Disclosure Acts

Headquarters Files (0065-A1-136A-Z and 0065-A1-136AA-BG)

The following FBI records were accessioned under the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act of 

1998 and the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Act of 2000. The FBI used a very 

broad definition to identify relevant records under the Acts. 

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Abe, Genki 064 31798 001 Foreign Miscellaneous 039 230 

86/05/05

Abualy, Aldina 105 007801 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Allied Occupation 

of Japan

064 31741 001 Foreign Miscellaneous 037 & 038 230 

86/05/05

Allied Occupation 

of Japan

064 31741 002 Foreign Miscellaneous 038 230 

86/05/05

Allied Occupation 

of Japan

064 31741 A Foreign Miscellaneous 038 230 

86/05/05

Allied Occupation 

of Japan

064 31741 EBF 001 Foreign Miscellaneous 038 230 

86/05/05

Allied Occupation 

of Japan

064 31741 EBF 032 Foreign Miscellaneous 038 230 

86/05/05

Alvero, Aurelio 105 007880 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 001 Domestic Security 083 230 

86/12/07

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 002 Domestic Security 083 230 

86/12/07

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 003 Domestic Security 083 230 

86/12/07

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 004 Domestic Security 084 230 

86/12/07

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 005 Domestic Security 084 230 

86/12/07

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 EBF 114 Domestic Security 084 230 

86/12/07

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 EBF 140 Domestic Security 084 230 

86/12/07

American POWs in 

Axis Countries

100 201571 SUB A Domestic Security 085 230 

86/13/01

Amparo, Dr. 105 007815 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Anderson, Martin 

B.

105 007878 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 67

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 68

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Anguita, Louis 

Estaban

105 007235 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Arville, John 105 007879 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Asia Intercepts 062 077491 001 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

031 230 

86/04/07

Banis, Dominado 105 007876 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Bato, Fedelico 105 006919 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Belden, Henry J. 105 008026 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Bengzon, Mario 105 007647 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Berlanga, Claudio 105 006965 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 001 Espionage 228 230 

86/10/03

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 002 Espionage 228 230 

86/10/03

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 003 Espionage 229 230 

86/10/03

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 004 Espionage 229 230 

86/10/03

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 EBF 003 Espionage 228 230 

86/10/03

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 EBF 004 Espionage 228 230 

86/10/03

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 EBF 023 Espionage 228 230 

86/10/03

Black Dragon 

Society

065 04306 SUB A Espionage 229 230 

86/10/03

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 69

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Bocobo, Jorge 105 017864 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Bonifacio, Arsenio 105 008150 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Bootes, John T. 061 11277 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Brown, Bob 105 007881 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Camp John Hay 114 249 001 Alien Property 

Custodian Matters

028 230 

86/18/06

Campo, Abraham 

C.

105 021661 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

178 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 002 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

179 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 003 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

179 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 EBF 002 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

178 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 EBF 010 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

178 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 EBF 019 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

179 230 

86/17/01

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 70

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 EBF 047 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

179 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 EBF 091 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

179 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 EBF 101 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

179 230 

86/17/01

Captured Japanese 

Documents

105 005198 EBF 109 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

180 230 

86/17/01

Cary, Frank 105 006068 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Chan, Antonio 105 007567 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Chisolm, Robert D 017 9220 001 Fraud Against the 

Government—Veterans 

Administration

001 230 

86/03/01

Chisolm, Robert D 100 155291 001 Domestic Security 072 230 

86/12/06

Chisolm, Robert D 100 155291 002 Domestic Security 072 230 

86/12/06

Chisolm, Robert D 100 155291 003 Domestic Security 072 & 073 230 

86/12/06

Chisolm, Robert D 100 155291 004 Domestic Security 073 230 

86/12/06

Chisolm, Robert D 100 155291 005 Domestic Security 073 & 074 230 

86/12/06

Chisolm, Robert D 100 155291 BULKY 

131

Domestic Security NWCS

Chisolm, Robert D 100 155291 BULKY 

142

Domestic Security NWCS

Chuan, Chan Ting 105 007637 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Collaborationists in 

the Philippines

105 007339 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 71

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Collas, Juan D. 105 008151 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Conde, Manuel G. 105 037480 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Coughlin, John 105 009534 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Cousens, Charles 105 008647 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Cox, Williston 061 11312 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Dai Nippon Butoku 

Kai, Hawaii Branch 

of

097 0037 001 Foreign Agents 

Registration Act

005 230 

86/10/06

Darland, Fnu 105 007813 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Darredo, Jose 105 007903 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

De Las Alas, 

Antonio

105 008158 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

001 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

027 & 028 230 

86/04/06

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

002 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

028 230 

86/04/06

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

003 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

028 & 029 230 

86/04/06

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

004 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

029 230 

86/04/07

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 72

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

005 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

030 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

006 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

030 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

007 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

030 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

EBF 125 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

029 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

EBF 142 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

029 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

EBF 156 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

029 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

EBF 190X Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

029A 230 F/1/3

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

EBF 235 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

030 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

EBF 259 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

030 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– Japan

062 060950-

SUB 08

EBF 271 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

031 230 

86/04/07

Defense Plans 

– New Guinea

062 060950-

SUB 74

001 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

031 230 

86/04/07

Delay, Glen 105 009202 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Edades, Jean 

Garrott

105 006638 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 73

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Farinas, Julia 105 008719 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Feldman, George 061 11334 001 Treason 008 230 

86/03/02

Feldman, George 105 017873 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

177 230 

86/17/01

Fiegelmann, O. 105 007874 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Filart, Enrique S. 105 041779 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Flores, Arsenio 105 017522 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Foreign Economic 

Matters—Japan

110 006-234 001 Foreign Economic 

Matters

004 230 

86/17/03

Foreign Economic 

Matters—Japan

110 006-234 002 Foreign Economic 

Matters

004 230 

86/17/03

Foreign Economic 

Matters—Japan

110 006-234 003 Foreign Economic 

Matters

004 & 005 230 

86/17/03

Foreign Economic 

Matters—Japan

110 006-234 004 Foreign Economic 

Matters

005 230 

86/17/03

Foreign Economic 

Matters—Japan

110 006-234 EBF 038 Foreign Economic 

Matters

004 230 

86/17/03

Galatas, Manuel 105 008718 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Garcia, Zolio 105 007912 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

General Tomoyuki 

Yamashita

064 31748 001 Foreign Miscellaneous 039 230 

86/05/05

Gill, Karam Singh 105 134261 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Goochi, Alma T. 061 11276 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Hale, Ray 105 006870 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Hale, Raymond 105 007900 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Hale, Samuel J. 061 11328 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Hale, Samuel J. 061 11328 EBF 004 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Halpern, Eric 105 009270 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Hemady, J. 105 008507 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Herman, Henry 061 11333 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Highsmith, Tom 105 007799 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Holland, John 

Joseph

100 174562 001 Domestic Security 083 230 

86/12/07

Holzer, Frances 105 008035 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Hough, Richard F. 061 11409 001 Treason 039 230 

86/03/07

Ince, Ted Wallace 061 11314 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 001 Espionage 237 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 002 Espionage 237 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 003 Espionage 237 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 004 Espionage 240 230 

86/10/05

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 005 Espionage 240 230 

86/10/05

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 006 Espionage 240 230 

86/10/05

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 007 Espionage 240 230 

86/10/05

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and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 008 Espionage 241 230 

86/10/05

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 BULKY 

069

Espionage 239 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 EBF 023 Espionage 237 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 EBF 047 Espionage 238 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 EBF 048 Espionage 238 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 EBF 050 Espionage 238 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 EBF 056 Espionage 238 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 EBF 063 Espionage 238 230 

86/10/04

Ince, Wallace 

Ellwell

065 46128 EBF 111 Espionage 240 230 

86/10/05

Independence 

League

105 009234 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Index, J-1: IkokuNugerINDEX various Index Cards 56 230 

86/19/07

Index, J-1: AbadHuffINDEX various Index Cards 55 230 

86/19/07

Index, J-1: ObaniSuzukiINDEX various Index Cards 57 230 

86/19/07

Index, J-1: 

Tabuena-Zero Hour 

Program

INDEX various Index Cards 58 230 

86/19/07

Index, J-2: ACS: 

Acuna-Yoshikawa

INDEX various Index Cards 59 230 

86/19/07

Indian 

Independence 

League

105 008699 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Israel, Margarito 140 05980 001 Security of Government 

Employees

004 230 

86/18/07

Izumi, Masayoshi 065 55819 001 Espionage 241 230 

86/10/05

Japan 064 00175-

234

001 Foreign Miscellaneous 031 230 

86/05/04

Japan 064 00175-

234

002 Foreign Miscellaneous 031 230 

86/05/04

Japan 064 00175-

234

003 Foreign Miscellaneous 032 230 

86/05/04

Japan 064 00175-

234

004 Foreign Miscellaneous 032 230 

86/05/04

Japan 064 00175-

234

005 Foreign Miscellaneous 032 230 

86/05/04

Japan 064 00175-

234

006 Foreign Miscellaneous 032 230 

86/05/04

Japan 064 00175-

234

007 Foreign Miscellaneous 033 230 

86/05/05

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 76

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Japan 064 00175-

234

008 Foreign Miscellaneous 033 230 

86/05/05

Japan 064 00175-

234

009 Foreign Miscellaneous 033 230 

86/05/05

Japan 064 00175-

234

010 Foreign Miscellaneous 033 & 034 230 

86/05/05

Japan 064 00175-

234

011 Foreign Miscellaneous 034 230 

86/05/05

Japan 064 00175-

234

012 Foreign Miscellaneous 034 230 

86/05/05

Japan 064 00175-

234

013 Foreign Miscellaneous 034 & 035 230 

86/05/05

Japan 064 31336 001 Foreign Miscellaneous 037 230 

86/05/05

Japanese Activity 

Philippines

061 10556 

SUB 57

001 Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Japanese Activity 

Philippines

061 10556 

SUB 57

EBF 004 Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Japanese Activity 

Philippines

061 10556 

SUB 57

EBF 017 Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Japanese Activity 

Philippines

061 10556 

SUB 57

EBF 017X Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Japanese Armed 

Forces

105 007723 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Japanese Armed 

Forces

105 007723 EBF 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Japanese Atrocities 100 075874 001 Domestic Security 080 230 

86/12/07

Japanese Atrocities 100 075874 EBF 018 Domestic Security 080 230 

86/12/07

Japanese Atrocities 100 075874 Sub A Domestic Security 072 230 

86/12/06

Japanese 

Collaborationists

105 005835 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

180 230 

86/17/01

Japanese 

Collaborationists

105 005835 002 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

180 230 

86/17/01

Japanese 

Collaborationists

105 005835 003 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

180 230 

86/17/01

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 77

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Japanese 

Collaborationists

105 005835 004 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

180 & 181 230 

86/17/01

Japanese 

Collaborationists

105 005835 005 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Japanese Funds 065 29840 001 Espionage 231 230 

86/10/03

Japanese Funds 065 29840 002 Espionage 231 & 232 230 

86/10/03

Japanese Funds 065 29840 003 Espionage 232 230 

86/10/03

Japanese Funds 065 29840 004 Espionage 233 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 005 Espionage 233 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 006 Espionage 234 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 007 Espionage 234 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 008 Espionage 234 & 235 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 009 Espionage 235 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 EBF 119 Espionage 232 230 

86/10/03

Japanese Funds 065 29840 EBF 179 Espionage 233 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 EBF 194 Espionage 233 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 EBF 261 Espionage 234 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 EBF 353 Espionage 234 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 EBF 431 Espionage 235 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Funds 065 29840 EBF 432 Espionage 235 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

individuals 

connected with 

JOAK, Tokyo radio 

station

105 008258 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 001 Espionage 235 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 002 Espionage 236 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 003 Espionage 236 230 

86/10/04

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 010 Espionage 235 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 011 Espionage 236 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 015 Espionage 236 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 018 Espionage 236 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 038 Espionage 236 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 045 Espionage 236 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 068 Espionage 237 230 

86/10/04

Japanese 

Intelligence 

Service

065 40048 EBF 069 Espionage 237 230 

86/10/04

Japanese Military 

Police

064 21062 001 Foreign Miscellaneous 031 230 

86/05/04

Japanese Military 

Police

113 01 001 Foreign Military and 

Naval Matters

002 230 

86/18/02

Japanese Military 

Police

113 01 002 Foreign Military and 

Naval Matters

003 230 

86/18/02

Japanese Military 

Police

113 01 003 Foreign Military and 

Naval Matters

003 230 

86/18/02

Japanese Military 

Police

113 01 004 Foreign Military and 

Naval Matters

003 230 

86/18/02

Japanese Military 

Police

113 01 EBF 035 Foreign Military and 

Naval Matters

004 230 

86/18/02

Japanese Officials 100 048508 001 Domestic Security 080 230 

86/12/07

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 001 Domestic Security 076 230 

86/12/06

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 002 Domestic Security 077 230 

86/12/06

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 003 Domestic Security 078 230 

86/12/07

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 004 Domestic Security 079 230 

86/12/07

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 EBF 109 Domestic Security 077 230 

86/12/06

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 EBF 117 Domestic Security 078 230 

86/12/07

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 EBF 125 Domestic Security 079 230 

86/12/07

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 EBF 184 Domestic Security 079 230 

86/12/07

Japanese 

Propaganda

100 002923 EBF NR 

(1/6/42)

Domestic Security 078 230 

86/12/07

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and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Japanese Secret 

Societies

065 52938 001 Espionage 241 230 

86/10/05

Japanese Secret 

Societies

065 52938 EBF 012 Espionage 241 230 

86/10/05

Jimbo, Nobuhiko 105 107239 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Kagawa, Toyohito 100 041138 001 Domestic Security 079 230 

86/12/07

Kagawa, Toyohito 100 041138 EBF 007 Domestic Security 080 230 

86/12/07

Kalibapi 105 006559 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Karagadag, 

Ampara

105 006887 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Kashin, Adrian 105 192330 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Katz, Charles J. 105 009200 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 001 Treason 033 & 034 230 

86/03/06

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 002 Treason 034 230 

86/03/06

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 003 Treason 034 & 035 230 

86/03/06 

- 07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 004 Treason 035 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 005 Treason 036 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 006 Treason 036 & 037 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 007 Treason 037 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 008 Treason 037 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 009 Treason 038 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 010 Treason not received

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 EBF 099 Treason 035 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 EBF 297 Treason 038 230 

86/03/07

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 EBF 354 Treason 038 230 

86/03/07

Kawakita, Tomoya 061 11398 SUB A Treason 038 230 

86/03/07

Keisatsu Schicho 105 003530 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

178 230 

86/17/01

Keisatsu Schicho 105 003530 EBF 003 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

178 230 

86/17/01

Kilburn, Elizabeth 061 10947 001 Treason 010 230 

86/03/03

King, Albert W. 065 56784 001 Espionage 241 230 

86/10/05

Kingsbury, Stanley 105 007279 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Kita, Nagao 100 062229 001 Domestic Security 080 230 

86/12/07

Koster, George 061 11352 001 Treason 033 230 

86/03/06

Largo, Mariano 105 008156 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Laurel, Johnny 061 11327 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Laurel, Jose 105 033281 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Lava, Frances 

Propper

100 354000 001 Domestic Security 085 230 

86/13/01

Lava, Vincente 

Gregorio

100 354000 001 Domestic Security 085 230 

86/13/01

Leech, Charles M. 105 006056 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Levy, Rube 105 006927 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 81

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Lewis, Franklyn G. 105 008351 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Leyte Overseas 

Chinese 

Committee

105 007393 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Lipsman, Jean 

Georges

105 009978 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Liston, Leonie 100 257168 001 Domestic Security 085 230 

86/13/01

Liston, Mrytle 061 11326 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Lopez, Silverio 105 017587 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Los Santos, 

Mariano de

105 017875 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Lui, Fnu 105 008079 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Luna, Rufino 105 007455 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Luz, Arsenio 105 008159 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Maack, Fnu 105 007802 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Madanto, Ramon 105 007890 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 82

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Madrigal, Vincente 105 005887 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Madrigal, Vincente 105 059758 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Manio, Precioso 105 017565 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Martin, Agaton 105 008165 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Mckinney, Thomas 

Nimrod

105 007896 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Mckinney, Thomas 

Nimrod

105 007896 EBF 002 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Mckinney, Thomas 

Nimrod

121 15132 001 Loyalty of Government 

Employees

006 230 

86/18/07

McNaughton, J.W. 061 11289 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Mendoza, Vicente 

G.

121 18192 001 Loyalty of Government 

Employees

007 230 

86/18/07

Millera, Julio 105 008155 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Mitra, Ramon 105 007891 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Mitsushio, George 061 10944 001 Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Moncado, Hilario 061 10520 001 Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Montojo, Eduardo 

Pedro

105 006975 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 83

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Moore, Elsie 

Wallace

105 006857 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Moore, Elsie 

Wallace

123 08638 001 Special Inquiry 

– Department of State, 

Voice of America

001 230 

86/18/07

Moore, Mrs. 

Wallace

105 009103 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Moreno, Adolfo 061 11346 001 Treason 033 230 

86/03/06

Moreno, Adolph 061 11377 001 Treason 033 230 

86/03/06

Niu, Giok Ham 105 008164 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Nuger, Isaac 105 006855 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

O’Dell, FNU 061 11374 001 Treason 033 230 

86/03/06

Oka, Arata 105 009107 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Oleaga, Evelyn 065 34187 001 Espionage 235 230 

86/10/04

Osborn, Ophelia 105 006954 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Osmena, Sergio Jr. 105 006853 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Pablo, Claro 105 028654 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Parayno, Felimon 140 03046 001 Security of Government 

Employees

004 230 

86/18/07

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 84

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Paredes, Quintin 105 006847 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Peteros, Demetrio 121 42496 001 Loyalty of Government 

Employees

007 230 

86/18/07

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

001 Foreign Miscellaneous 035 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

002 Foreign Miscellaneous 036 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

003 Foreign Miscellaneous 036 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

BULKY 

067

Foreign Miscellaneous 037 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

EBF 002 Foreign Miscellaneous 035 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

EBF 016 Foreign Miscellaneous 035 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

EBF 056 Foreign Miscellaneous 036 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

EBF 081 Foreign Miscellaneous 037 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

EBF 089 Foreign Miscellaneous 037 230 

86/05/05

Philippine Islands 064 00175-

239

EBF 098 Foreign Miscellaneous 037 230 

86/05/05

Philippine 

Rehabilitation Act 

of 1946

062 084512 001 Administrative Inquiry 

(Miscellaneous 

Subversive & 

Nonsubversive)

031 230 

86/04/07

Philippine Loyal 

Blood Party

065 55346 001 Espionage 241 230 

86/10/05

Pratap, Mahendra 061 05783 001 Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Pricillia, Al 105 007614 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Provoo, John David 061 11342 001 Treason 019 230 

86/03/04

Provoo, John David 061 11342 002 Treason 022 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 003 Treason 023 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 004 Treason 023 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 005 Treason 024 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 006 Treason 024 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 007 Treason 024 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 008 Treason 025 230 

86/03/05

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Provoo, John David 061 11342 009 Treason 026 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 010 Treason 026 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 011 Treason 026 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 012 Treason 026 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 013 Treason 027 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 014 Treason 027 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 015 Treason 027 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 016 Treason 027 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 017 Treason 027 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 018 Treason 028 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 019 Treason 028 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 020 Treason 028 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 021 Treason 028 & 029 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 022 Treason 029 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 023 Treason 029 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 024 Treason 029 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 025 Treason 029 & 030 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 026 Treason 030 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 027 Treason 030 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 028 Treason 030 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 BULKY 

013

Treason 019-021 230 

86/03/04-05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 BULKY 

028

Treason 022 & 023 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 BULKY 

062

Treason NWCS

Provoo, John David 061 11342 BULKY 

106

Treason NWCS

Provoo, John David 061 11342 BULKY 

131

Treason NWCS

Provoo, John David 061 11342 BULKY 

162

Treason 025 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 BULKY 

971 Parts 

1,2

Treason 031 & 032 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 012 Treason 019 230 

86/03/04

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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 016 Treason 022 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 061 Treason 023 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 064 Treason 023 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 113 Treason 024 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 151 Treason 024 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 168 Treason 026 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 EBF 232 Treason 026 230 

86/03/05

Provoo, John David 061 11342 SUB A 001 Treason 032 & 033 230 

86/03/06

Provoo, John David 061 11342 SUB A 002 Treason 033 230 

86/03/06

Quirino, Elipidio 100 350356 001 Domestic Security 085 230 

86/13/01

Ramos, Benigno 105 006804 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Ramos, Conrado 105 038305 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

Raquiza, Lily 105 006882 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Reese, Marie 100 240021 001 Domestic Security 085 230 

86/13/01

Regala, Ricardo M. 121 26594 001 Loyalty of Government 

Employees

007 230 

86/18/07

Relationship of US 

& Japan

065 09748 001 Espionage 229 230 

86/10/03

Relationship of US 

& Japan

065 09748 002 Espionage 229 & 230 230 

86/10/03

Relationship of US 

& Japan

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86/10/03

Relationship of US 

& Japan

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86/10/03

Relationship of US 

& Japan

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86/10/03

Relationship of US 

& Japan

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86/10/03

Relationship of US 

& Japan

065 09748 SUB A 003 Espionage 231 230 

86/10/03

Reyes, Norman 105 008648 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

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and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 87

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Rodriguez, Eulogio 105 008153 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Roxas, Manuel 109 210 001 Foreign Political Matters 001 230 

86/17/03

Roxas, Nicanor 105 008161 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Sakdal Society 100 125451 001 Domestic Security 082 230 

86/12/07

Saleedy, Fruad M. 105 007800 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Santiago, Ruperto 105 008166 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Shapiro, Herman 105 007424 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Shattles, Stephen 061 11313 001 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Shimada, 

Shigetaro

105 008339 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Single Heart 

Society

105 009111 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Smith, Elizabeth 

Charlotte

105 006913 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Sobrepena, Dr. 

Enrique C.

105 007565 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

182 230 

86/17/02

Soekarno, Dr. M. 105 008396 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

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and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 88

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Speth, Emil 105 008048 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Steele, Ace 121 13837 001 Loyalty of Government 

Employees

007 230 

86/18/07

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 001 Treason 010 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 002 Treason 012 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 003 Treason 012 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 004 Treason 013 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 005 Treason 015 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 006 Treason 015 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 007 Treason 015 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 008 Treason 016 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 009 Treason 016 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 010 Treason 016 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 011 Treason 016 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 012 Treason 016 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 013 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 014 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 015 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 016 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 017 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 018 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 019 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 020 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 021 Treason 018 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 BULKY 

076

Treason 013-015 230 

86/03/03-04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 BULKY 11 

Part 1

Treason 010 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 BULKY 11 

Part 2

Treason 011 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 011X Treason 010 230 

86/03/03

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and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 032 Treason 012 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 050 Treason 012 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 058 Treason 012 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 076 Treason 013 230 

86/03/03

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 120 Treason 015 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 147 Treason 016 230 

86/03/04

Streeter, Mark 

Lewis

061 11249 EBF 248 Treason 017 230 

86/03/04

Tai, Wang Yin 105 008080 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Taite, Sambo 061 11373 001 Treason 033 230 

86/03/06

Ting, A. Kip 105 008168 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Tiongco, Phyllis 105 006837 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Tirona, Emiliano T. 105 008154 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Tokumu Kikan 105 009162 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 001 Treason 039 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 002 Treason 039 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 003 Treason 040 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 004 Treason 040 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 005 Treason 041 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 006 Treason 041 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 007 Treason 041 & 042 230 

86/03/07-

04/01

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86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 009 Treason 042 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 010 Treason not received

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86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 012 Treason 043 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 013 Treason 043 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 014 Treason 043 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 015 Treason 043 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 016 Treason 044 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 017 Treason 044 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 018 Treason 044 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 019 Treason 044 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 020 Treason 044 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 021 Treason 045 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 022 Treason 045 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 023 Treason 046 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 024 Treason 046 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 025 Treason 048 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 026 Treason 048 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 027 Treason 048 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 028 Treason 048 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 029 Treason 049 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 030 Treason 049 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 031 Treason 049 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 032 Treason 052 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 BULKY 

1098

Treason 050 & 051 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 Bulky 294 Treason NWCS

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 BULKY 

504

Treason NWCS

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 BULKY 

535

Treason NWCS

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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 BULKY 

771

Treason 046 & 047 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 066 Treason 040 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 071 Treason 041 230 

86/03/07

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 1072 Treason 050 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 244 Treason 042 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 341 Treason 042 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 421 Treason 043 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 439 Treason 043 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 633 Treason 045 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 645 Treason 045 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 651 Treason 045 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 730 

PART 1

Treason 045 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 EBF 730 

PART 2

Treason 046 230 

86/04/01

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 SUB A 001 Treason 052 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 SUB A 002 Treason 052 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 061 11000 SUB A 003 Treason 052 230 

86/04/02

Tokyo Rose 073 16419 001 Application For Pardon 001 230 

86/10/05

Tokyo Rose 093 34925 001 Ascertaining Financial 

Ability

001 230 

86/10/05

Topping, Helen 

Fayville

100 092359 001 Domestic Security 081 230 

86/12/07

Topping, Helen 

Fayville

100 092359 002 Domestic Security 082 230 

86/12/07

Topping, Helen 

Fayville

100 092359 003 Domestic Security 082 230 

86/12/07

Topping, Helen 

Fayville

100 092359 004 Domestic Security 082 230 

86/12/07

Topping, Helen 

Fayville

100 092359 EBF 004 Domestic Security 081 230 

86/12/07

Topping, Helen 

Fayville

100 092359 EBF 010 Domestic Security 082 230 

86/12/07

Topping, Helen 

Fayville

100 092359 EBF 015 Domestic Security 082 230 

86/12/07

Uno, George 

Kazumaro

100 081639 001 Domestic Security 080 230 

86/12/07

Uno, George 

Kazumaro

100 081639 002 Domestic Security 081 230 

86/12/07

Uno, George 

Kazumaro

100 081639 003 Domestic Security 081 230 

86/12/07

Uno, George 

Kazumaro

100 081639 EBF 075 Domestic Security 081 230 

86/12/07

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and 136AA-BG
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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

Uno, George 

Kazumaro

100 081639 EBF 081 Domestic Security 081 230 

86/12/07

Urquico, Jose 

Aguas

105 007910 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Urquico, Jose 

Aguas

121 28773 001 Loyalty of Government 

Employees

007 230 

86/18/07

Vargas, Jorge B. 061 10832 001 Treason 009 230 

86/03/03

Viegelmann, E. 105 007811 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

183 230 

86/17/02

Villanueva, Felipe 105 008152 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

184 230 

86/17/02

Voravan, 

Vanvaitayokoiu

105 006125 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

181 230 

86/17/01

Wakamatsu, 

Shizuo

105 054890 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

186 230 

86/17/02

War Situations 

– Alaska

100 000097-

02

001 Domestic Security 104 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– China

100 000097-

13

001 Domestic Security 106 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– England

100 000097-

14

001 Domestic Security 106 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– France

100 000097-

12

001 Domestic Security 106 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– French North 

Africa

100 000097-

06

001 Domestic Security 105 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– French North 

Africa

100 000097-

06

SUB A Domestic Security 105 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

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100 000097 001 Domestic Security 085 230 

86/13/01

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– General

100 000097 002 Domestic Security 086 230 

86/13/01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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86/13/01

War Situations 

– General

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86/13/01

War Situations 

– General

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86/13/01

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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

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100 000097 SUB A Domestic Security 087 230 

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War Situations 

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100 000097-

11

001 Domestic Security 106 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

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11

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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100 000097-

10

001 Domestic Security 106 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

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100 000097-

10

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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100 000097-

08

001 Domestic Security 105 & 106 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

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100 000097-

08

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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100 000097-

03

001 Domestic Security 104 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

001 Domestic Security 087 & 088 230 

86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

100 000097-

01

007 Domestic Security 092 230 

86/13/02

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

011 Domestic Security 094 230 

86/13/02

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

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01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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01

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286

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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385

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86/13/02

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Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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465

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War Situations 

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01

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469

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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01

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476

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86/13/03

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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Part 1

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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Part 2

Domestic Security 088 230 

86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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Part 3

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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Part 4

Domestic Security 089 230 

86/13/01

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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Part s

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

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01

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86/13/01

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

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01

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86/13/02

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01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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01

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Part 1

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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01

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Part 2

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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100 000097-

01

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86/13/02

War Situations 

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01

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86/13/02

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01

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86/13/02

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01

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86/13/02

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01

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86/13/03

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01

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86/13/03

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01

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86/13/03

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01

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01

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86/13/03

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01 SUB A

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01 SUB A

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86/13/03

War Situations 

– Pearl Harbor

100 000097-

01 SUB A

003 Domestic Security 104 230 

86/13/03

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 65. Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation 95

Title Class File Section FBI Class Name Box Location

War Situations 

– Second Front

100 000097-

05

001 Domestic Security 104 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– Second Front

100 000097-

05 SUB A

001 Domestic Security 105 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– Second Front

100 000097-

05 SUB A

002 Domestic Security 105 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– Sicily

100 000097-

09

001 Domestic Security 106 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– Solomon Islands

100 000097-

04

001 Domestic Security 104 230 

86/13/03

War Situations 

– South Africa

100 000097-

07

001 Domestic Security 105 230 

86/13/03

Ward, Ruth 

Clarissa

061 10956 001 Treason 010 230 

86/03/03

Wengler, Jessie 105 008761 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Willoughby, 

General Charles

064 31827 001 Foreign Miscellaneous 039 230 

86/05/05

Ygoa, Rafael 105 008684 001 Foreign 

Counterintelligence 

(Formerly Internal 

Security, Foreign 

Intelligence)

185 230 

86/17/02

Yoshikawa, Takeo 100 065558 001 Domestic Security 080 230 

86/12/07

Zentner, David 061 10950 001 Treason 010 230 

86/03/03

Zentner, Jean 061 10950 001 Treason 010 230 

86/03/03

Files Released Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Acts — Entries 136A-Z 

and 136AA-BG
RG 82. Records of the Federal Reserve System 96

Records of the Federal Reserve System

Record Group 82

The Federal Reserve System was established as an independent agency by the Federal 

Reserve Act of December 23, 1913. It serves as the national central bank. Among its 

duties are executing federal monetary policy, transferring funds, handling government 

deposits and debt issues, and supervising and regulating banks. 

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Board determines general monetary, credit, 

and operating policies for the Federal Reserve System, and formulates rules and regulations 

necessary to carry out the purposes of the Federal Reserve Act. 

Records of the Board of Governors 

Central Subject File 1913-1954 (0082-A1-1)

Box Decimal Subject

646 301.231 Foreign Banks – Japan (2 folders) 1917-1954; contains 

interesting letter from the head of the Bank of Japan in the 

United States, dated December 3, 1941, to an American 

official indicating that he had been instructed to close the New 

York Office of the bank on or before December 5, 1941 and 

that he would be leaving the country in short order. location: 

450/63/31/02 

2445-2447 550 Gold location: 450/64/32/05 

International Files 1907-1974 (0082-A1-10)

Most of these records date from the 1935-1955 time period. A detailed box and folder list is 

available. Boxes 1-323 location: 550/1/19/01.

Box Subject

145-148 Japan

238-243 Gold

Records of the Board of Governors — Entry 10: International Files, 1907-1974
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 97

Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State

Record Group 84 

Most of the records from Foreign Service posts are arranged by post, thereunder by year, 

and thereunder by a Department of State foreign service post decimal classification scheme; 

they often duplicate the records filed in the Central File of the State Department. 

For the 1910-1948 period listed below are some decimal numbers that may be useful to 

researchers: 

350 Property rights (as against the government) 

500 International congresses and conferences, International treaties 

631 Trade Relations 

710 Political Relations 

711 War, Peace, Friendship, Alliance 

711.1 Neutrality, Duties of neutrals 

711.2 Neutral commerce, Contraband of war, Blockade 

711.3 Enemy Property, Trading with Enemy 

711.4 Prisoners of War

711.5 Civil Prisoners, Enemy Noncombatants

711.6 War Crimes

711.7 Hospital Ships

711.9 Termination of War

800 Political Affairs 

801 Government 

802 Executive Departments 

814.2 Red Cross 

820 Military Affairs 

830 Naval Affairs 

840 Social Matters 

840.1 People 

840.3 Fine Arts 

848 Calamities, Disasters 

850 Economic Matters 

850.3 Capital 

850.31 Investment of Capital 

850.6 Insurance

851 Financial conditions 

851.5 Coinage, Currency, Counterfeiting 

851.51 Exchange 

851.6 Banks, Banking 

851.7 Exchanges 

852 Land 

854 Intellectual and Industrial Property 

860 Industrial Matters 

860.2 Monopolies, Concessions, Contracts 
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 98

863 Mines, Mining, Mine Products 

863.4 Precious Metals 

863.5 Base Metals 

863.6 Coal, Petroleum 

867.4 Jewelry, Gold and Silverware. Clocks and Watches, Antiques 

877 Railways 

879.6 Aerial Navigation 

885 Merchant Vessels 

888 Foreign Carrying Trade 

891 Press 

On January 1, 1949 a new decimal filing system was developed. Below are some pertinent 

file numbers: 

300 Political and governmental affairs-General 

310 International conferences and organizations 

320 International political relations 

321.3 Economic Warfare 

321.6 War Crimes and War Criminals 

500 Economic matters 

500.5 Insurance 

501.6 Banks 

510 Trade relations 

Copies of the two file manuals (1910-1948 and 1949- ) are located in the consultation area 

in Room 2600 and may be used by researchers to assist in identifying specific file numbers.

Australia 

Australia declared war on Germany on September 3, 1939, and began fighting the Japanese 

shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. During 1942, Australian forces fighting 

in North Africa returned to Australia to aid in the country’s defense, as well as to mount an 

offensive on New Guinea. They were joined by American forces; some coming from the 

Philippines and others from the United States. General Douglas MacArthur established his 

Allied Command Headquarters first at Melbourne and then in the summer of 1942 he moved 

it to Brisbane. During the war nearly 900,000 Australians served in the military, nearly 14 

percent of the population. General Sir Thomas Blamey was the senior military officer. Over 

half a million Australian soldiers were sent out of Australia, and over 17,000 died in the 

Pacific Theater. Some 8,000 Australians were killed or died of starvation or disease while 

prisoners of the Japanese.

Australia’s investigations into Japanese war crimes began in 1943 with the creation of the 

Commission of Inquiry into Japanese Forces Atrocities. The commission was to inquire into 

and report to the Attorney-General whether there had been atrocities or breaches of the 

rules of warfare by members of the Japanese armed forces in, or in the neighborhood of, 

the Territory of New Guinea or the Territory of Papua; and if so what evidence was available 

of any such atrocities or breaches. In addition, evidence of these alleged breaches and 

Australia
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 99

atrocities had already been collected by army headquarters staff in Melbourne as early as 

1942. 

The Australian War Crimes Commission was an extension of the Commission of Inquiry 

into Japanese Atrocities, in that it investigated war crimes and also attempted to ascertain 

individual responsibilities. This mandate was in line with the operations of the United 

Nations War Crimes Commission (UNWCC). 

The first War Crimes Commission was succeeded by the second Australian War Crimes 

Commission on September 3, 1945, with additional judges and extension of powers. The 

second commission was made official by the Attorney-General and Minister for External 

Affairs, H. V. Evatt, on September 3, 1945, and established as an extension of the first 

one. An additional two Commissioners under the Chairmanship of Sir William Webb were 

appointed to the Board of Inquiry which formed the new commission. These were Alan 

James Mansfield, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Queensland, and Richard 

Clarence Kirby, a Judge at District Courts of the State of New South Wales. 

Records of the Canberra Legation and Embassy

General Records 1940-1952 (0084-UD-2033)

1942

Box Decimal Subject

12 711.2 Contraband of War, Blockade location: 350/48/26/03

12 711.3 Trading with the Enemy location: 350/48/26/03

12 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/48/26/03

12 711.5 Internees location: 350/48/26/03

12 711.7 Hospital Ships location: 350/48/26/03

1943

Box Decimal Subject

26 711 War location: 350/48/26/05

26 711.2 Blockade, General location: 350/48/26/05

26 711.2 Blocked Nationals location: 350/48/26/05

26 711.4 Internees and Prisoners of War location: 350/48/26/05

26 711.7 Hospital Ships location: 350/48/26/05

1944

Box Decimal Subject

33 711 War location: 350/48/26/05

33 711.4 Internees location: 350/48/26/05

1945

Box Decimal Subject

43 711 War and Peace location: 350/48/27/01

43 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/48/27/01

Australia, Records of the Canberra Legation and Embassy — Entry 2033: General Records, 1940-1952
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 100

Box Decimal Subject

43 711.9 Japanese Archives, Property location: 350/48/27/01

43 711.9 Japanese War Crimes location: 350/48/27/01

43 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/48/27/01

1946

Box Decimal Subject

53 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/48/27/02

53 711.9 Far Eastern Commission location: 350/48/27/02

53 711.9 Japanese Archives location: 350/48/27/02

53 711.9 Japanese Reparation Claims location: 350/48/27/02

53 711.9 Japanese War Crimes location: 350/48/27/02

53 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/48/27/02

1947

Box Decimal Subject

64 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/48/27/04

64 711.9 Japanese Reparations location: 350/48/27/04

64 711.9 Far Eastern Commission location: 350/48/27/04

1948

Box Decimal Subject

72 711.9 Far Eastern Commission location: 350/48/27/05

Confidential Files 1940-1952 (0084-UD-2034B)

1943

Box Decimal Subject

4 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/48/28/01

1944

Box Decimal Subject

6 711 War location: 350/48/28/01

1945

Box Decimal Subject

7 711 War

7 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/48/28/01

1946

Box Decimal Subject

9 711.9 Allied Council for Japan location: 350/48/28/02

9 711.9 Far Eastern Commission location: 350/48/28/02

9 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/48/28/02

Australia, Records of the Canberra Legation and Embassy — Entry 2043B: Confidential Files, 1940-1952
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 101

1947

Box Decimal Subject

12 711.9 Allied Council for Japan location: 350/48/28/02

12 711.9 Far Eastern Commission location: 350/48/28/02

1948

Box Decimal Subject/Topic

9 711.9 Far Eastern Commission location: 350/48/28/03

Records of the Melbourne Consulate 

General Records 1936-1952 (0084-UD-2042)

1944

Box Decimal Subject

48 711.4 Prisoners of war location: 350/48/32/01

Burma

In 1935 Burma was detached from India and the country was made a Crown Colony, with its 

own constitution and parliament, but with a governor appointed by the British. In 1937 it 

was set up as a semi-autonomous federation, with some degree of internal self-government 

and its own prime minister. Burmese nationalists were dissatisfied with this situation and 

some allied themselves with Japanese agents, who in the late 1930s plotted to bring Burma 

under Japanese control. Most notable among the Japanese operatives in Burma was Col. 

Keiji Suzuki. He developed extensive contacts with nationalist elements, supplied them with 

money, and helped some young nationalists, including Aung San, receive military training in 

Formosa. Just prior to the Japanese invasion of Burma, Suzuki helped organize the Patriotic 

Burmese Force, soon renamed the Burma Independence Army (BIA), in Indochina. The BIA 

initially numbered about 2,500 men, mostly exiles associated with the Burma Independence 

Movement (BIM), a small anti-British nationalist group formed in the late 1930s. 

Japanese troops landed in Burma on December 8, 1941. During December 1941, BIA, 

under the leadership of Suzuki and Aung San, joined the Japanese in fighting the British 

forces. The capital city of Rangoon was captured, and by the end of April 1942, Lashio, the 

Burmese end of the Burma Road, was captured. When Mandalay fell to the Japanese the 

first week of May 1942, the Japanese held all of central Burma. By the summer of 1942, 

the BIA numbered 20,000 men. 

After the British were driven out of Burma in 1942, the Japanese entrusted the civil 

administration of some occupied areas to the BIA, which proceeded to commit atrocities 

against the minority populations. In May 1942 Tun Oke, a Burmese dissident trained in 

Japanese administration, was appointed to head a central Burmese government which 

concluded a treaty with the Japanese. This government was replaced in August with a 

more extensive civilian administration under Ba Maw. Meanwhile the Japanese recruited 

the Burma Defense Force, under General Aung San, and this force became Burma National 

Army in August 1943. 

Australia — Records of the Melbourne Consulate — Entry 2042: General Records, 1936-1952
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 102

In 1943 the Allies mounted an offensive against the Japanese in Burma and in August 

1943 the Japanese granted an ostensible independence to Burma, under Ba Maw. Ba Maw 

formed a one-party state and declared war on the Allies. The Japanese stripped Burma 

of two Shan states, which were given to Thailand. By 1944 many Burmese were working 

against the Japanese, and in August 1944 Aung San formed the Anti-Fascist Organization 

(later the Anti-Fascist People’s Freedom League), an underground, Communist-inspired 

movement to fight the Japanese. Aung San, who had served as Burma’s Minister of Defense 

after independence, defected with his army to the British in March 1945.

Burmese guerrillas, a Burma national army, and Allied forces mounted campaigns late 

in the war to regain Burma. As they neared Rangoon in the spring of 1945, the puppet 

government fled to Japan. The British occupied Burma until a civil government was 

established in 1946. Aung San later formed the first post-war administration and negotiated 

Burma’s independence from the British. On October 17, 1947, under a treaty with Great 

Britain, Burma became an independent republic.

Records of the Rangoon Consulate General and Embassy 1945-1952 

(0084-UD-2187)

Confidential Files

1946

Box Decimal Subject

1 711.3 Reparations location: 350/51/2/01

1 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/51/2/01

1947

Box Decimal Subject

1 711.3 Looted Property location: 350/51/2/01

1948

Box Decimal Subject

4 711.3 Property, Japanese Assets location: 350/51/2/02

4 711.5 Reparations location: 350/51/2/02

China

The Second World War began for China near the northeastern Chinese city of Mukden 

in September 1931, when Japanese and Chinese forces began fighting. The victorious 

Japanese, in northeastern China, established the state of Manchukuo and set up Henry Pui 

as their puppet emperor. Rather than contest Japanese aggression, Nationalist General 

Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, the leader of the Kuomintang forces, allocated his resources 

to fighting the Chinese Communists, led by Mao Tse-Tung. In 1936 Gen. Chang Hsüehliang seized Chiang Kai-Shek at Xi’an, to force him to terminate the civil war against the 

Communists in order to establish a united front against the encroaching Japanese. Despite 

the resultant truce, Chiang’s release, and the 1937 outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese 

War, the agreement between Nationalists and Communists soon broke down. In 1937 the 

Burma, Records of the Rangoon Consulate General and Embassy — Entry 2187: Confidential Files, 1945-1952
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 103

Japanese poured troops into China, claiming Chinese troops were fighting their limited 

occupation in the Peking area. During the latter half of 1937 Japanese forces seized Peking 

and Shanghai. The Nationalist forces evacuated its capital of Nanking in 1937 and withdrew 

to Chungking. The Japanese forces took Nanking and more than 50,000 civilians were 

slaughtered and 20,000 cases of rape were later documented. These Japanese actions led 

to a temporary reconciliation of the Kuomintang regime and the Chinese Communists.

By the time the war began in Europe in 1939, the Japanese had killed at least 2 million 

Chinese, encouraged opium use among Chinese, and occupied more than 900,000 square 

miles of China. Despite this, by 1940 Chiang’s best troops were being used against the 

Communists in the northwest. After the Japanese took Nanking and Hankou, Chiang 

moved his capital to Chongqing. As the Sino-Japanese War merged with World War II, 

Chiang’s international prestige increased. He attended the Cairo Conference (1943) with 

Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. He and his wife, Soong Mei-ling, were the 

international symbols of China at war, but Chiang was bitterly criticized by Allied officers, 

notably the American commander in China, Gen. Joseph Stillwell, for his internal policies 

and his conduct of the war.

When the Japanese began withdrawing forces from China in 1943, the vacuum was often 

filled by the Chinese Communists. On August 8, 1945, the Soviet Union declared war 

on Japan and invaded Manchukuo, which once again became Manchuria. Soviet troops 

looted Manchuria until the end of Soviet occupation in April 1946. A Chinese civil war 

continued until 1949 at which time a People’s Republic of China was proclaimed in Peking in 

September 1949 and Mao became Chairman of the Central Government Council of the newly 

government. Chiang Kai-Shek moved his Kuomintang government to the island of Formosa 

(Taiwan) in December 1949.

Under UNWCC auspices, China founded a war crimes agency in late 1943. This agency was 

charged with the duties of investigating the crimes that fell within its sphere, apprehending 

the accused, and conducting the trials in its own courts. The Law Governing the Trial of War 

Criminals of October 24, 1946, provided the Chinese courts with a very broad legal basis.

American officials actually supervised the first war crimes trials conducted in China. 

Beginning in early 1946, a series of trials took place in Shanghai centering about the 

inhumane treatment of captive American airmen by the Japanese. While these trials were 

taking place, Chinese authorities apprehended Japanese suspected of committing war 

crimes against Chinese civilians during the occupation period. By early March 1946 the 

inspection department of the Shanghai District Court announced that it had compiled 11,889 

cases of war crimes. Less than two weeks later reports disclosed that the number of cases 

of Japanese atrocities filed in Shanghai alone had risen to over 30,000.

The Japanese subsequently arrested were mainly Army and “gendarmerie” personnel, and 

some civilians. Most were suspected of murder and manslaughter, or willfully destroying 

properties. Fewer cases involved torturing civilians, plundering, and rape. In an effort to 

manage the trials, Chungking constituted a total of thirteen military tribunals in thirteen 

districts. By the second week of April 1946 the trials were underway. The trials continued 

China
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 104

into the early spring of 1949. The National Government, beset by civil war with the 

Communists, transferred 260 convicted Japanese war criminals to Tokyo to serve out 

their terms of imprisonment. It appears that the Chinese only tried 605 cases, with 883 

individuals tried. Convictions resulted for 504 defendants, death sentences were given to 

149 individuals, and life sentences to 83 individuals. 

Records of the Nanking Embassy

General Records 1946-1948 (0084-UD-2279)

1946

Box Decimal Subject

19 711.3 Japanese assets and reparations location: 350/52/53/05

19 711.3 Proclaimed List location: 350/52/53/05

19 711.3 War Booty-Manchuria location: 350/52/53/05

21 711.6 War Crimes and War Criminals, War Crimes Commission 4 folders 

location: 350/52/53/05

1947

Box Decimal Subject

63 711.3 Enemy Assets location: 350/52/54/04

64 711.3 Japanese Assets location: 350/52/54/04

66 711.6 War Crimes and War Criminals, War Crimes Commission 3 folders 

location: 350/52/54/05

1948

Box Decimal Subject

108 711.6 War Crimes location: 350/52/55/04

Kunming Consulate

General Records 1938-1949 (0084-UD-2292)

1945

Box Decimal Subject

64 711.6 Japanese Atrocities in Indonesia location: 350/53/3/04

Peking Consulate 

General Records 1945-1949 (0084-UD-2297)

1946

Box Decimal Subject

7 711.6 Japanese Atrocities location: 350/53/5/02

China, Peking Consulate — Entry 2297: General Records, 1945-1949
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 105

Great Britain

Listed below are records related to the UN War Crimes Commission, which was based in 

London. 

Records of the UN War Crimes Commission among the Records of the 

London Embassy

General Records 1936-1945, 1948- (0084-UD-2599A) 

1945

Box Decimal Subject

322 711.6 United Nations War Crimes Commission, War Crimes location: 

350/58/24/01

Classified General Records 1937-1954 (0084-UD-2600A)

1945

Box Decimal Subject

30 711.6 United Nations War Crimes Commission, War Crimes location: 

350/58/29/01

1946

Box Decimal Subject

47-49 711.6 United Nations War Crimes Commission, War Crimes location: 

350/58/29/03

1947

Box Decimal Subject

98-99 711.6 United Nations War Crimes Commission, War Crimes location: 

350/58/30/03

1948

Box Decimal Subject

157 711.6 United Nations War Crimes Commission, War Crimes location: 

350/58/31/05

1949

Box Decimal Subject

183 321.6 United Nations War Crimes Commission, War Crimes location: 

350/58/32/02

India

India, as a member of the British Commonwealth, went to war against the Axis in 1939. 

At that time, the British Indian Empire included the present countries of India, Pakistan, 

Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. From the beginning of the war the Indian Congress Party, 

led by Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, lobbied for Indian independence. Gandhi 

Great Britain — Entry 2600A: Classified General Records, 1937-1954
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 106

demanded immediate independence as the price for India’s participation in the war and 

threatened mass civil disobedience. The British viceroy’s council declared the Congress 

Party an illegal organization and in August 1942 began to arrest Ghandhi, Nehru, and other 

party leaders. Rioting broke out in Bombay and other cities. Further complicating efforts 

to marshal Indian forces against the Axis were the endless scheming of Hindu and Moslem 

nationalists over the question of which religious group would ultimately govern India.

Both Germany and Japan took advantage of the anti-British sentiments to sponsor Fifth 

Column movements in India. From upwards of 75,000 Indian prisoners of war the Japanese 

recruited some to form the Indian National Army (INA). It was placed under the control of 

Gen. Mohan Singh, an Indian major who had surrendered early in the Malaya campaign. 

By late 1942 Singh had a force numbering about 16,000. Because Singh and his main 

supporters proved more interested in pursuing purely Indian objectives than Japanese ones, 

in December 1942 there was a falling out between in the Indians and the Japanese. Rather 

than submit to Japanese domination, Singh ordered the INA to disband. The Japanese 

quickly installed a new INA leader. This was one of Gandhi’s political opponents, Subhas 

Chandra Bose. Bose was a much more radical Indian nationalist than Singh had been, but 

was also more amenable to Japanese interests. Bose purged the INA of Singh and about 

4,000 of his supporters and then began to reorganize it in early 1943.

By May 1943 the INA had some 12,000 troops on paper, and was in the process of recruiting 

more soldiers. The INA went into combat for the first time in Burma in January 1944, when 

some small units supported the Japanese 55th Division in the Arakan Campaign. That April 

about 7,000 INA soldiers joined Japanese troops of the Japanese 15th Army in the invasion 

of India in March 1944. This combined military force reached Imphal and Kohima, about 

thirty miles from the Burmese border, in an attempt to seize the Burmese border. It took 

Allied forces until August 1944 to repel the Japanese-INA advance. During the campaign at 

least 700 INA soldiers went over to the British and well over 4,000 were killed in action or 

died of wounds. After the war, a number of INA soldiers were tried by courts-martial, with 

the result that several dozen were imprisoned and nine hanged as traitors.

During the war Indians fought valiantly in North Africa, Iraq, Syria, and elsewhere. The 

Royal Indian Air Force had ten squadrons. The Royal Indian Navy ended the war with 30,000 

men. More than 2 million Indians volunteered for the Indian Army. About 700,000 Indian 

troops served in the Burma phase of the Allied China-Burma campaign. India was granted 

its independence on August 15, 1947.

Records of the New Delhi Mission

General Records 1941-1946, 1950-1955 (0084-UD-2708)

1944

Box Decimal Subject

32 711 War location: 350/60/28/02

32 711.3 Enemy Property, Trading with the Enemy location: 350/60/28/02

32 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/60/28/02

India, Records of the New Delhi Mission — Entry 2708: General Records, 1941-1955
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 107

1945

Box Decimal Subject

41 711.3 Trading with the Enemy location: 350/60/28/03

1946

Box Decimal Subject

49 711.9 Reparations location: 350/60/28/04

“Unbound” (Supplemental) General Records 1942-1946 (0084-UD-2709)

1944

Box Decimal Subject

3 711.3 Enemy Property, Trading with the Enemy location: 350/60/29/01

1945

Box Decimal Subject

6 711.2 Blocked Nationals location: 350/60/29/02

6 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/60/29/02

6 711.5 War Crimes location: 350/60/29/02

Confidential Files 1942-1955 (Entry 2710A)

1945

Box Decimal Subject

17 711.3 Enemy Property location: 350/60/29/06

17 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/60/29/06

17 711.5 Prisoners of War; includes numerous reports of Indians being burnt alive 

in Manila, Philippines in early 1945 location: 350/60/29/06

17 711.9 Compensation for War Damage in Burma location: 350/60/29/06

1946

Box Decimal Subject

26 711.3 Enemy Property location: 350/60/29/07

26 711.3 Trading with the Enemy location: 350/60/29/07

26 711.3 Proclaimed List location: 350/60/29/07

26 711.9 Reparations location: 350/60/29/07

26 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/60/29/07

1947

Box Decimal Subject

39 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/60/30/01

39 711.9 Reparations location: 350/60/30/01

39 711.9 Restitution of Looted Property location: 350/60/30/01

India — Entry 2710A: Confidential Files, 1942-1955
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 108

Japan

The Japanese Empire was ruled by Emperor Hirohito (1901-1989) since 1926. The empire 

included Korea and Formosa, as well as Japan. He had full executive power, with the advice 

of his Cabinet and Privy Council. He exercised legislative powers with the consent of the 

Imperial Diet. It consisted of a House of Peers and a House of Representatives. The 404 

peers included princes, counts, barons, and men of great wealth. The representatives were 

voted into office. The Emperor’s cabinet was dominated by military officers. 

Although the Emperor was the head of state, he was not the head of the Japanese 

government. From the early 1930s to the end of the war, the military was responsible for 

giving most of the orders. This was accomplished by having a general as the Prime Minister 

and by using the government to control the population and any organizations that might 

threaten military control. 

The most powerful person in Japan, the Prime Minister, was appointed by the Emperor 

on the advice of his principal advisers and elder statesmen. The military leaders, after 

assassinating two civilian Prime Ministers, in 1932 forced the emperor to appoint the first of 

a succession (with a few short-term civilians) of generals or admirals as Prime Minister. 

Japan began expanding its empire in September 1931, with a conquest of northeastern China. 

The League of Nations condemned Japan in 1933, and Japan quit the League. In November 

1936, Japan signed the Anti-Comintern Pact with Germany, to form a common interest 

against threats by the Soviet Union. Japan moved again against China in 1937 and by 1939 

seized many of China’s important cities. Japan also created the Great East Asia Co-Prosperity 

Sphere that was intended to form a new balance of power in the Pacific. In July 1939 the 

United States notified Japan that it was terminating the 1911 U.S.-Japanese commercial 

treaty, cutting Japan off from vital imports. After the Germans won the battle of France and 

installed the Vichy Regime, Japan, about to sign the Tripartite Pact and become a member of 

the Axis, got German approval to occupy French Indo-China. In April 1941, Japan and the 

Soviet Union signed a neutrality pact that contained a Soviet pledge to respect the borders of 

the puppet state of Manchukuo. This pact gave Japan protection on its Soviet flank. 

The military-dominated Japanese Cabinet expelled the remaining moderates and in July 

1941 ordered a Japanese invasion of the rest of Indo-China. The United States responded 

by freezing all Japanese assets in the United States and cutting off all oil exports to Japan. 

Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe tried to work out a diplomatic solution to the growing 

crisis but he resigned and was replaced by Minister of War Hideki Tojo (1884-1948). He 

demanded the United States must end aid to China, accept the Japanese seizure of IndoChina, resume normal trade, and not reinforce U.S. bases in the Far East. The United 

States Secretary of State on November 26, 1941 informed Japanese diplomats that the 

Japanese must withdraw from China and Indo-China. Tojo responded by ordering an attack 

on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and the Philippines. These took place in December 1941.

During the war Tojo transformed a political organization, the Imperial Rule Assistance 

Association, into a virtual government agency for controlling industrial, agricultural, and 

patriotic groups. Tojo reorganized his cabinet in 1943, bringing in industrialists and financial 

Japan
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 109

experts. He also became almost a one-man Cabinet, holding down the posts of Prime 

Minister, Foreign Minister, Minister of War, Minister of Education, Minister of Munitions, and 

Chief of the General Staff. Tojo’s Cabinet crumbled soon after the fall of Saipan in June 

1944. A new Cabinet was organized on July 22, 1944, with Gen. Kuniaki Koiso as its leader. 

It lasted until April 4, 1945. On April 9, Adm. Kantaro Suzuki formed a Cabinet dominated 

by elder statesmen. He began efforts to end the war. On July 26, a proclamation was 

issued from the Potsdam Conference that said the Allies agreed that Japan would be given 

an opportunity to end the war and if they did not, the alternative was “the utter devastation 

of the Japanese homeland.” 

The Cabinet was still debating how to surrender on August 6, 1945 when an atomic bomb 

was dropped on Hiroshima. Two days later the Soviet Union, ignoring a neutrality pact, 

declared war on Japan and sent troops into Japanese-held Manchuria. On August 9, 

the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki, but the Japanese Army did not 

surrender. However, on August 15th the Emperor announced Japan’s surrender without 

actually using the word. After some minor negotiations, the United States announced the 

end of the war on August 14, 1945. The Japanese formally surrendered on September 3, 

1945.

The occupation began in late August and by the end of 1945, nearly a dozen divisions were 

in the country, including a combined British Commonwealth task force. The occupation was 

supposed to be supervised by the Allied Control Commission, which included representatives 

of all the Allied powers, including the Soviet Union. In practice, however, the commission 

yielded real power to Gen. Douglas MacArthur, the Supreme Commander for the Allied 

Powers (SCAP). A treaty of peace was signed with the Japanese in 1951 and in 1952 Japan 

was again allowed to run its own affairs. U.S. military occupation would continue until 

1955, but as of 1952 the United States had no direct role in Japanese internal affairs.

Records of the Office of the U.S. Political Advisor for Japan-Tokyo

General Records 1945-1949, 1950-1952 (0084-UD-2828)

1945

Box Decimal Subject

2 711.4 Prisoners of War and Internees location: 350/62/29/03

2 711.6 War Crimes and War Criminals location: 350/62/29/03

2 711.9 Pauley Mission location: 350/62/29/03

1946

Box Decimal Subject

9 711.3 Enemy Property and Reparations location: 350/62/29/04

9 711.4 Prisoners of War and Internees location: 350/62/29/04

10 711.5 ATIS (Washington Document Center Advanced) Shipping Advice No. 

15,039, February 17, 1946 17 pp. location: 350/62/29/04

Japan, Records of the U.S. Political Advisor for Japan — Entry 2828: General Records, 1945-1949, 1950-1952
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 110

10 711.6 International Tribunal location: 350/62/29/04

10 711.6 War Crimes and War Criminals location: 350/62/29/04

1947

Box Decimal Subject

21 711.3 Reparations location: 350/62/29/05

21 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/62/29/05

21 711.6 War Crimes and War Criminals location: 350/62/29/05

1948

Box Decimal Subject

32 711.3 Restitution Advisory Committee location: 350/62/29/07

33 711.6 War Crimes, War Criminals, IMTFE location: 350/62/29/07

1949

Box Decimal Subject

47 321.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/62/30/02

47 321.4 Reparations (2 folders) location: 350/62/30/02

47 321.6 War Crimes location: 350/62/30/02

1950-1952

Box Decimal Subject

61-62 320.1 Peace Treaty location: 350/62/30/04

64 321.6 War Crimes location: 350/62/30/05

Records of the Embassy, Tokyo 1952-1963 (0084-UD-2828A)

1953-1955

Box Decimal Subject

23 321.6 War Criminals location: 350/62/31/03

Philippines

The Philippines was ceded to the United States by Spain in the treaty ending the SpanishAmerican War. In 1916, by an Act of Congress, the Philippines was promised withdrawal 

of American authority as soon as a stable government could be established. By then, 

Filipinos were voting for their own legislators and provincial governor. A Governor-General 

represented U.S. authority. The Territory of the Philippines became the Commonwealth of 

the Philippines under the terms of the Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934, which created it as 

an internally self-governing entity in preparation for independence. The President of the 

Commonwealth was Manuel Quezon (1878-1944). He was first elected in 1935 and again in 

November 1941.

As a commonwealth, the Philippines remained dependent upon the United States for defense. 

Retired U.S. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, former U.S. Army Chief of Staff, onetime commander 

of the Army’s Philippine Department, and son of the Philippines’ last U.S. Military Governor, 

became the commonwealth’s military adviser and head of a U.S. military mission.

Japan, Records of the U.S. Political Advisor for Japan — Entry 2828A: Records of the Embassy, Tokyo, 1952-1963
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 111

In July 1941 Gen. MacArthur was recalled to active duty and given command of U.S. and 

Filipino troops in the Philippines. When the Japanese attacked the Philippines in December 

1941, the forces defending it consisted of about 10,000 U.S. Army troops, 12,000 Filipino 

scouts (Filipino enlisted men who were serving in the U.S. Army as officers), and about 

100,000 ill-trained and ill-equipped soldiers of the Philippine Army. The Japanese made 

quick advances on the Philippines and by mid-March, MacArthur, President Quezon, and 

other U.S. and Filipino officials were evacuated to Australia. American forces surrendered to 

the Japanese on May 6, 1942.

Japan hoped for a peaceful occupation of the Philippines. However, guerrilla groups 

constantly harassed the Japanese. To counter guerrilla activities, on October 14, 1943, the 

Japanese declared the Philippines “independent,” with Jose Laurel as President. The new 

government had limited power and served primarily as a means by which the Japanese 

occupation forces could better control the populace. Laurel and the other officials of the 

government were by no means abject puppets of the Japanese, and clashed with them on 

numerous occasions.

By mid-1944 guerrillas controlled 60 percent of Philippine territory. By the fall of 1944 

there were well over 100,000 organized guerrillas waiting to act as scouts and fighters 

when the Americans returned. On October 20, 1944, American forces under MacArthur 

landed on Leyte and began the process of defeating the Japanese. With MacArthur on 

Leyte was Segismondo Osmena (1878-1961), the former Vice President of the Philippines, 

who had become President upon the death of Quezon on August 1, 1944. By early March 

1945 Manila had been captured and civil control of the Philippines was placed in the hands 

of Osmena. At the end of June 1945, MacArthur declared that most of the Philippines was 

liberated. Fighting continued with about 65,000 Japanese troops in the mountains of Luzon 

under Gen. Yamashita. They held out until the end of the war.

The Philippines, by Executive Order 64, signed on August 16, 1945, established a War 

Crimes Office as a branch of the Philippines Army. However, primary responsibility for 

war crimes investigation and prosecution remained in American hands until January 1, 

1947. American legal officers stayed in the Philippines until June 1947 to assist with 

Filipino investigations. During 1945-1946 the Philippine government set about purging the 

collaborationists who had held government posts under the Japanese. Laurel and most of 

the wartime Filipino officials were let off lightly by the Commonwealth of the Philippines.

On July 29, 1947, President Manual A. Roxas signed Executive Order 68, directing that 

Japanese war criminal suspects be tried by military commissions. Military commissions 

followed the American pattern set down in SCAP war crimes regulations of December 5, 

1945. Military commissions began operating in late 1947 and continued until December 30, 

1949. In all there were 72 cases and 169 defendants. Convictions resulted for 133 and 

there were 17 death sentences and 87 life sentences. 

Independence came to the Philippines on July 4, 1946, when the Commonwealth of the 

Philippines became an independent republic.

Philippines
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Records of the Manila Embassy

General Records 1946-1952 (0084-UD-3100A)

1946

Box Decimal Subject

6 711.3 Enemy Property location: 350/66/35/04

6 711.3 Vesting Orders location: 350/66/35/04

6 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/66/35/04

6 711.9 Reparations location: 350/66/35/04

1947

Box Decimal Subject

21 711.3 Enemy Property; Trading with the Enemy location: 350/66/35/06

22 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/66/35/06

22 711.6 War Crimes and War Criminals location: 350/66/35/06

22 711.9 Reparations and Looted Property location: 350/66/35/06

1948

Box Decimal Subject

40 711.6 War Crimes and War Criminals location: 350/67/1/01

Switzerland

Records of the Bern Legation

Records the American Interests Section

General Records 1942-1947 (0084-UD-3212)

1942-1944

Box Decimal Subject

37 711.6 Japanese Atrocities location: 350/68/22/02

37 711.6 Treatment of Prisoners of War location: 350/68/22/02

1944

Box Decimal Subject

66 711.4 U.S. Prisoners of War held by Japan location: 350/68/22/06

71 711.6 Japanese Atrocities location: 350/68/22/07

1945

Box Decimal Subject

88 711.4 U.S. Prisoners of War held by Japan location: 350/68/23/02

91 711.6 Japanese Atrocities location: 350/68/23/02

91 711.6 Treatment of Prisoners of War location: 350/68/23/02

Switzerland, Records of the Bern Legation, American Interests Section — Entry 3212: General Records, 1942-1947
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 113

Thailand

In 1936 the constitutional monarchy of Siam abrogated its treaties with the United States and 

other nations and proclaimed independence from any foreign interference in its affairs. New 

treaties establishing this principle were signed in 1937. In 1939 the government announced 

that Siam was to be known as Thailand. When war began in Europe in 1939, Thailand declared 

its neutrality. When the Vichy government refused to adjust the Thailand-French Indo-China 

borders, Thai troops crossed the border and began fighting French forces. Japan mediated the 

dispute, which ended with Vichy France ceding about 21,000 square miles to Thailand.

On December 8, 1941, Japanese forces landed on the coast of Thailand, with the assistance 

of Prime Minister Lang Pipul. The troops then passed through Thailand for the invasion of 

British Malaya. Pipul embraced Japanese policy, declaring war on the United States and 

England on January 25, 1942, and recognizing the Japanese puppet government in China. 

In October 1942 Pipul suspended the Parliament and became a dictator controlled by the 

Japanese occupation authorities. As a reward for cooperation, Japan ceded to Thailand four 

northern Malayan states and territory from Burma, a total of about 30,000 square miles. 

However, beset by a widespread guerrilla movement, Japan inflicted a harsh occupation on 

Thailand. The Siamese resistance had strong ties to the Thai government, and it maintained 

contact with the Allies. It provided a steady stream of reliable information on Japanese 

activities in Siam. As a result, the Allies never declared Thailand “hostile,” simply viewing it 

as more evidence of Japanese aggression. After Japan’s surrender Thailand swiftly nullified 

its 1942 declaration of war against the Allies. But peace treaty negotiations with England 

and France continued until 1946, when Thailand gave back all territory acquired during 

the war. The name Thailand was changed back to Siam in September 1945, and then to 

Thailand once more in the late 1940s.

Records of the Bangkok Embassy and Consulate

General Records 1936-1942, 1945-1953 (0084-UD-3267)

1945

Box Decimal Subject

59 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/69/11/07

1946

Box Decimal Subject

72 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/69/12/02

Confidential Files 1945-1953 (0084-UD-3269)

1945

Box Decimal Subject

1 711.3 Enemy Property location: 350/69/13/01

1 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/69/13/01

Thailand, Records of the Bangkok Embassy and Consulate — Entry 3269: Confidential Files, 1945-1953 
RG 84. Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State 114

1946

Box Decimal Subject

3 711.3 Enemy Property, Trading with the Enemy location: 350/69/13/01

3 711.4 Prisoners of War location: 350/69/13/01

3 711.5 Enemy Property, War Criminals location: 350/69/13/01

3 711.9 Termination of War location: 350/69/13/01

1947

Box Decimal Subject

8 711.3 Enemy Property location: 350/69/13/02

1948

Box Decimal Subject

12 711.3 Enemy Assets location: 350/69/13/02

1949

Box Decimal Subject

17 321.2 Siamese Gold, Enemy Assets location: 350/69/13/03

Thailand, Records of the Bangkok Embassy and Consulate — Entry 3269: Confidential Files, 1945-1953 
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 115

Records of the Office of the Secretary of War

Record Group 107

Records of the Office of the Secretary of War

During World War II the Secretary of War’s Office had two major functions. The first was to 

determine general policy for the military establishment as a whole and policy with respect 

to special military problems as they arose. The Secretary’s decisions, transmitted as 

directives by the Chief of Staff to his subordinates at the appropriate levels of command, 

were translated into action throughout the War Department and the army. The other major 

function was to supervise the procurement of weapons, equipment, and supplies for the 

army.

The wartime Secretaries of War were Henry L. Stimson, July 10, 1940-September 21, 1945, 

and Robert P. Patterson, September 27, 1945-July 18, 1947. 

Records of the Secretary of War 

Formerly Top Secret Correspondence of the Secretary of War Stimson (“Safe File”) 

1940-1945 (0107-A1-99)

The records are arranged alphabetically according to subject. Boxes 1-15 location: 

390/8/32/05. 

Box Subject

3 Combined Chiefs of Staff location: 390/8/32/05

3 Committee of Three [Secretaries of State, War, and Navy] location: 390/8/32/05

4 Coordinating Committee (State, War, Navy) location: 390/8/32/05

8 Japan; includes information on Japanese war crimes and Japanese Prisoner of 

War camp and a Joint Chiefs of Staff report of September 17, 1943 dealing with 

Japanese atrocities location: 390/8/32/06

13 State Department location: 390/8/32/06

15 White House Cables location: 390/8/32/07

15 White House Correspondence location: 390/8/32/07

Correspondence of Secretary of War Stimson (“Official File”) 1940-1945 

(0107-A1-100)

The records are arranged alphabetically according to subject or name of correspondent. 

Copies of speeches are filed either under the name of the group addressed or under the 

subject of the speech. Boxes 1-12 location: 390/8/32/07. 

Cross-Reference Sheets to the General Correspondence 1943-1946 (0107-A1-101) 

These are 5” x 8” carbon copies of the top portion of the 8” x 10” sheets interfiled with the 

correspondence described in Entry 102. Each sheet provides the primary decimal (upper 

left corner) under which either the document or the original 8” x 10” cross-reference sheet 

are filed, the decimals under which other copies of the cross-reference sheet is filed, the 

decimal (shown in the shaded box) under which the cross-reference sheet itself is filed, 

Records of the Office of the Secretary of War — Entry 101: Cross-Reference Sheets to General Correspondence, 

1943-1946
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 116

date of document, date of receipt, names of writer and recipient, security classification, 

subject and summary of contents, and notations concerning enclosures and disposition 

of the document. The records are arranged according to the War Department Decimal 

Classification Scheme. At the end of the series are cross-reference sheets for project files 

arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder by decimal number. Boxes 1-48 location: 

390/8/33/02.

Box Decimal 

1 000.5 location: 390/8/33/02

38 350.3 location: 390/8/34/03

38-39 383.6 location: 390/8/34/03

39 386.3 location: 390/8/34/03

Coordination and Records Decimal File 1943-1946 (General Correspondence) 

(0107-A1-102) 

Much of the Secretary of War’s general correspondence for this period was forwarded to 

other offices for reply and filing. In many cases, the files in this series consist only of a 

cross-reference sheet, the originals of those described in Entry 101, for each incoming 

and outgoing document and a copy of the Secretary of War’s reply. The cross-reference 

sheets generally indicate to which office the incoming document was referred. The crossreference sheets in this series contain many references to other series among the records 

of the Office of the Secretary of War. The most frequent cross-reference is to a “secret file.” 

The documents referred to may be filed in Stimson’s “Safe File,” (0107-A1-99). Crossreferences to a “new file” refer to Secretary of War Patterson’s correspondence, February 

1946-July 1947 (0107-A1-110). The records are arranged according to the War Department 

Decimal Classification Scheme. At the end of the series are a number of project files 

arranged alphabetically by subject. The records within a project file are generally arranged 

alphabetically by subtopic, or, in a few cases, are arranged chronologically and numbered. 

Boxes 1-175 location: 390/8/34/05. 

Box Decimal 

1 000.5 War Crimes location: 390/8/34/05

100 350.03 Language location: 390/9/1/05

105-107 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/9/1/06

107 385 Biological Warfare location: 390/9/1/06

108 386.3 Captured Property location: 390/9/1/06

151 Japan (4 folders) location: 390/9/2/05

Secretary of War (Patterson) Subject File (“Safe File”) 1945-1947 (Formerly Top 

Secret Correspondence (“Safe File”) (0107-A1-106) 

Arranged alphabetically according to subject. Boxes 1-7 location: 390/9/3/03. 

Box Subject

2 Biological Warfare location: 390/9/3/03

3 Chemical Warfare Service location: 390/9/3/03

3 Committee of Three #1; Committee of Three #2 location: 390/9/3/03

Records of the Office of the Secretary of War — Entry 106: Subject File and Formerly Top Secret Correspondence 

(Safe Files), 1945-1947
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 117

Box Subject

4 Intelligence Matters location: 390/9/3/03

4 Japan location: 390/9/3/03

5 Joint Chiefs of Staff location: 390/9/3/03

5 Philippines location: 390/9/3/04

6 Scientific Research location: 390/9/3/04

7 State Department location: 390/9/3/03

7 White House location: 390/9/3/04

Cross-Reference Sheets to the Security-Classified Correspondence 1946-1947 

(0107-A1-107) 

The cross-reference sheets in this series are identical in format to those described in Entry 

101; some are duplicated in Entry 108. The records are arranged in two parts: the first is 

arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme; the second is 

arranged alphabetically according to subject of the project file. Box 1 location: 390/9/3/04. 

Secretary of the Army (Patterson) General Decimal File 1946-1947 (Formerly 

Security-Classified Correspondence) (0107-A1-108) 

This series consists largely of memorandums exchanged between the Secretary of War 

and the Under Secretary and the Assistant Secretaries of War; “stayback” copies of 

letters, memorandums, and reports to the Secretary of State, Secretary of the Navy, the 

President, and other high officials of the federal government; memorandums and position 

papers received from the War Department General and Special Staffs; copies of processed 

documents and publications of the War Department; and cross-reference sheets. Included 

are documents originally classified as “top secret” and “secret.” Unlike the “Safe File” 

(0107-A1-106), which was maintained in Patterson’s immediate office, this series was kept 

in the Coordination and Records Division of the Secretary’s Office. Arranged according to 

the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme followed by six project (subject) files. 

Boxes 1-10 location: 390/9/3/04.

Box Decimal Subject

1 000.5 War Crimes location: 390/9/3/04

6 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/9/3/05

6 385 Biological Warfare location: 390/9/3/05

6 386.3 Captured Property location: 390/9/3/05

9 Japan; includes information on Japanese War Crimes location: 

390/9/3/06

Cross-Reference Sheets to the General Correspondence 1946-1948 (0107-A1-109) 

These are 5” x 8” carbon copies of the top portion of the 8” x 10” sheets interfiled with the 

correspondence described in Entry 110. Each sheet provides the primary decimal (upper 

left corner) under which either the document or the original 8” x 10” cross-reference sheet 

is filed, the decimals under which other copies of the cross-reference sheet are filed, the 

decimal (shown in the shaded box) under which the cross-reference sheet itself is filed, 

date of document, date of receipt, name of writer and recipient, security classification, 

subject and summary of contents, and notations concerning enclosures and disposition of 

Records of the Office of the Secretary of War — Entry 109: Cross-Reference Sheets to General Correspondence, 

1946-1948
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 118

the document. Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. 

At the end of the series are cross-reference sheets for project (subject) files. Arranged 

alphabetically by subject and thereunder by decimal number. Boxes 1-31 location: 

390/9/3/06.

Coordination & Records Decimal File 1946-1947 (General Correspondence) 

(0107-A1-110) 

Most of the Secretary of War’s general correspondence of this period was forwarded to 

other offices for reply and filing. In many cases, the files in this series consist only of a 

cross-reference sheet, the originals of those described in Entry 109, for each incoming and 

outgoing document and a copy of Patterson’s reply. Generally, the cross-reference sheets 

indicate to which office the incoming document was referred. The cross-reference sheets in 

this series contain many references to other series among the records of the Office of the 

Secretary of War. The most frequent cross-reference is to a “secret file.” The document 

thus referred to may be filed in either Patterson’s security-classified correspondence (0107-

A1-108); or in Patterson’s “Safe File” (0107-A1-106). Many documents in this series in the 

same file with related cross-reference. References to a “previous file” or “old file” refer to 

the general correspondence of Stimson (0107-A1-102). References to a “new file” related 

to Patterson’s correspondence as Secretary of the Army, which is part of Record Group 

335, Records of the Secretary of the Army. Arranged according to the War Department 

decimal classification scheme. At the end of the series is a number of project files 

arranged alphabetically by subject. The records within a project file are generally arranged 

alphabetically by subtopic, or, in a few cases, are arranged chronologically and numbered. 

Boxes 176-226 location: 390/9/4/06. 

Box Decimal Subject

176 000.5 War Crimes location: 390/9/4/06

235 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/9/5/07

235 385 Biological Warfare location: 390/9/5/07

235 386.3 Captured equipment location: 390/9/5/07

255 091 Japan (three folders) location: 390/9/6/03

Records of the Under Secretary of War

The Under Secretary of War occupied a position created by an act of December 16, 1940 

(54 Stat. 1224), and carried on the duties formerly vested in the Assistant Secretary of War. 

Robert P. Patterson became Under Secretary when that position was created and continued 

in office until September 1945. Besides his primary procurement functions, the Under 

Secretary of War had various duties that were delegated to him from time to time by the 

Secretary. 

The position of the Under Secretary of War was held by the following: Robert P. Patterson 

(December 16, 1940-September 26, 1945), Kenneth C. Royall (November 9, 1945-July 23, 

1947), and William H. Draper, Jr. (August 29, 1947-September 17, 1947).

Records of the Office of the Secretary of War — Entry 110: Decimal File, 1946-1947
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 119

Administrative Office Classified Decimal File March 1943-November 1945 

(Formerly Security-Classified Correspondence) (0107-A1-141) 

The records are arranged initially by War Department decimal classification scheme, 

followed by ten project files, one of which is “Foreign Countries and Cities.” Each project 

file is arranged alphabetically by name or subject and thereunder according to the War 

Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 209-264 location: 390/9/10/02 

Box Decimal Subject

209 000.5 Atrocities location: 390/9/10/02

240 350.03 Language location: 390/9/10/07

242 383.6 Prisoners of war location: 390/9/10/07

262 Japan location: 390/9/11/03

Administrative Office Decimal File 1943-1945 (General Correspondence) 

(0107-A1-144) 

Much of the series consists of cross-reference sheets that refer to documents which were 

forwarded to other offices, or were filed elsewhere in this series; in Patterson’s securityclassified correspondence for this period (0107-A1-141), or within the records of his 

assistants. The correspondence itself consists mainly of letters, memorandums, reports, 

cablegrams, bulletins, transcripts of hearings, and publications exchanged with other 

officials in the War Department, Army Service Forces, Cabinet members, the White House, 

members of Congress, Federal Bureau of Investigation, businessmen, and industrialists. 

Within the project files in the series under the project “Foreign Countries and Cities,” are 

records primarily concerning U.S. installations located within the country and the financial, 

military, and political conditions of the country or city. The records are arranged according 

to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. At the end of the series is a 

number of project files that are arranged alphabetically by subject or project. The records 

in each project are arranged alphabetically by topic and thereunder according to the War 

Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 265-552 location: 390/9/13/01. 

Box Decimal Subject

265 000.5 War Crimes, Atrocities location: 390/9/13/01

474-475 383.6 Prisoners of war location: 390/9/17/03

476 386.3 Captured property location: 390/9/17/05

530 Japan location: 390/9/18/04

Security-Classified Correspondence 1945-1947 (0107-A1-146) 

The records in this series are arranged according to the War Department Decimal 

Classification Scheme, with a number of small project files at the end of the series arranged 

alphabetically by subject or project. Boxes 1-12 location: 390/9/21/06. 

Box Subject

11 Japan location: 390/9/22/01

Records of the Office of the Under Secretary of War — Entry 146: Security-Classified Correspondence, 1945-1947
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 120

Administrative Office Decimal File 1945-1947 (General Correspondence) 

(0107-A1-147) 

Much of this series consists of cross-reference sheets that refer to documents filed 

elsewhere in this series, in other series of the Under Secretary’s correspondence, or among 

the records of other officials in the Office of the Under Secretary of War or in other offices of 

the War Department. Most of the correspondence was with other officials in the Offices of 

the Under Secretary and Secretary of War, the Army Services Forces, Congress, interagency 

boards and committees, businessmen, and industrialists. The records in the project portion 

of the files relate almost entirely to the acquisition or lease of land and property for military 

purposes or the disposal of surplus government property. In addition, records filed under 

the project “Foreign Countries,” deal with the economic needs of those countries, settlement 

of lend-lease payments, military occupation, and industrial mobilization in the Axis and 

Allied countries during World War II. The records are arranged according to the War 

Department Decimal Classification Scheme. At the end of the series is a number of project 

files arranged alphabetically by subject of the project. The records in each project file are 

arranged alphabetically by topic and thereunder according to the War Department Decimal 

Classification Scheme. Boxes 553-706 location: 390/9/22/01. 

Box Decimal Subject

553 000.5 War Crimes location: 390/9/22/01

655 383.6 Prisoners of war location: 390/9/24/02

655 386.3 Captured Property location: 390/9/24/02

684 Japan location: 390/9/24/06

Records of the Executive Assistant, Special Assistant and 

Consultants 

Records of Special Assistant Harold H. Neff 

Harold H. Neff served as an expert and adviser on foreign economic matters to the Under 

Secretary of War from September 1941 until September 1945. As such, he was principally 

concerned with ensuring adequate supplies of critical and strategic defense materials for 

the United States and its Allies while denying these essential materials to the Axis powers, 

analyzing the industrial and economic strength of the enemy, and serving as the Under 

Secretary of War’s major contact with the War Department liaison office attached to the 

Board of Economic Warfare and its successors, the Office of Economic Warfare and the 

Foreign Economic Administration. 

Special Assistant for Economic Warfare Harold H. Neff, General File 1943-1945 

(0107-A1- 160)

Neff’s correspondence with the Under Secretary of War consists largely of memorandums 

outlining his views on the policy the War Department should recommend or pursue. There 

are also synopses of lengthy reports and studies prepared by Neff and forwarded to the 

Under Secretary of War. The rest of the series includes short notes Neff prepared as 

Records of the Executive Assistant, Special Assistant and Consultants — Entry 160: Special Assistant for Economic 

Warfare, General File 1943-1945
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 121

aides-memoir summarizing meetings and telephone conversations; minutes of meetings 

of the Board of Economic Warfare (BEW), with Neff’s comments on the matters discussed; 

mimeographed copies of area studies and reports prepared by the BEW; Foreign Economic 

Administration, and the Research and Analysis Branch of the Office of Strategic Services; 

War and State Department cablegrams on economic conditions in Europe; and export 

license applications received from Spain, Portugal, Turkey, and Sweden. The records are 

arranged in two alphabetical sequences; the first by office or subject, the second by name 

of country. The four largest country files (Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland) 

are further divided as follows: general, cables, statistics, and various subjects arranged 

alphabetically. Boxes 906-929 location: 390/9/28/05. 

Box Subject

906-907 Board of Economic Warfare, Office of Economic Warfare, Foreign Economic 

Administration; location: 390/9/28/05 

916 Japan (7 folders) location: 390/9/28/07 

Records of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of War 

Among the duties of the Assistant Secretary of War were: supervision of lend-lease 

policy and the economic phases of military occupation; supervision of civil affairs, that 

is, the military government of occupied countries; and coordination of War Department 

policies and activities with those of the State Department. In this capacity, the Assistant 

Secretary of War served as a member of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee. 

The Assistant Secretary of War also served as Chairman of the Combined Civil Affairs 

Committee, an Anglo-American committee that served under the Combined Chiefs of Staff. 

It recommended civil affairs policies for enemy and enemy-held areas that were occupied 

by combined operations and coordinated military and civilian agency interests in such 

matters.

The position of Assistant Secretary of War was held successively by John J. McCloy (April 

1941- November 1945) and Howard Petersen (December 1945-July 1947). 

Classified Reference-Subject File 1940-1947 (Name and Title Index to the 

Formerly Security-Classified Correspondence 1941-1945) (0107-A1-179) 

This series consists largely of carbon copies of letters and memorandums sent or received, 

which serve as a name and title index to McCloy’s security-classified correspondence (see 

Entry 180). On the right margin of these carbons are the date of the document and the 

decimal number under which the original or first carbon of the document is filed. The 

records are arranged alphabetically by surname or title of the writer, of the addressee, or of 

the person who is the subject of the correspondence. Correspondence concerning countries 

is filed under “geographical” and thereunder alphabetically by name of country or region. 

Boxes 84-88 location: 390/9/32/02. 

Formerly Security Classified Correspondence of John J. McCloy 1941-1945 

(0107-A1-180) 

At the end of this series are a number of War Department Civil Affairs Division reports, 

Records of the Assistant Secretary of War — Entry 180: Classified Correspondence File of John J. McCloy, 1941-

1945
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 122

May 1943-January 1946. There are also 21 letters and memorandums removed from 

McCloy’s personal papers as official documents. The records are arranged according to the 

War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. For a name and title index see Entry 179. 

Boxes 1-49 location: 390/9/32/03. 

Box Decimal Subject

1-3 000.51 War Crimes location: 390/9/32/03

5 004.7 Strategic Services Unit (SSU) location: 390/9/32/03. [Note: The SSU 

was the successor to the Office of Strategic Services. It comprised 

the Secret Intelligence Branch, responsible for intelligence collection, 

and the Counterintelligence Branch (X-2).]

11 044.2 Federal Bureau of Investigation location: 390/9/32/04

12 091 Countries location: 390/9/32/04

12 091.1 Correspondence-Foreign Governments location: 390/9/32/04

19 334.8 Committee of 3 Minutes location: 390/9/32/05

19 334.8 Committee of 3 Minutes-Patterson location: 390/9/32/05

19 334.8 State-War-Navy (Committee of 3) location: 390/9/32/05

19 334.8 State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee location: 390/9/32/05

20 336 Foreign and International Affairs location: 390/9/32/06

20 336.1 Cartels location: 390/9/32/06

22 342.18 Enlistment of Japanese Americans location: 390/9/32/06

22 350.03 Language location: 390/9/32/06

24 370.8 Combined Civilian Affairs Committee (2 folders) location: 

390/9/32/06

24 370.8 Countries (2 folders) location: 390/9/32/06

33 370.8 Japan location: 390/9/32/07

33 370.8 Philippines location: 390/9/32/07

35 381.3 Captured Enemy Equipment location: 390/9/33/01

36-37 383.6 Prisoners of war location: 390/9/33/01

38 385 Chemical Warfare location: 390/9/33/01

38 386.3 Property location: 390/9/33/01

38 387 Termination of War-Japan location: 390/9/33/01

39 387.4 Surrender (Japan) location: 390/9/33/01

46 Reports from the Civil Affairs Division 1943-1946 location: 390/9/33/02 

Geographic File (Formerly Security Classified Correspondence Relating to 

Conditions and Events in Europe, Asia, and Latin America) 1941-1943 

(0107-A1-181) 

This series contains correspondence with the Secretary and Under Secretary of War, the 

Military Intelligence Division of the War Department General Staff, the Department of State, 

and members of Congress. Arranged alphabetically by country or region. Boxes 82-83 

location: 390/9/33/03. 

Box Country/Region

82 China location: 390/9/33/03

82 Far East location: 390/9/33/03

Records of the Assistant Secretary of War — Entry 181: Geographic File, 1941-1943
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 123

Box Country/Region

83 Japan location: 390/9/33/03

Reference-Subject File 1940-1947 (Name and Title Index to the General 

Correspondence 1941-1945) (0107-A1-182) 

Carbon copies or summaries of letters and memorandums sent and received, which serve 

as a name and title index to McCloy’s general correspondence (0107-A1-183). On the 

right margin of these carbons are the date of the document and the decimal number under 

which the original of the document or the first carbon is filed. The records are arranged 

alphabetically by surname or title of the writer, of the addressee, or of the person who 

is the subject of the letter. Correspondence with the War Department is filed under “War 

Department” and thereunder alphabetically by name or office or title of official. Boxes 156-

175 location: 390/9/33/03. 

General Correspondence of John J. McCloy 1941-1945 (0107-A1-183) 

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1-67 

location: 390/9/33/06.

Box Decimal Subject

1 000.51 War Crimes (5 folders) location: 390/9/33/06 

2 0004.7 Strategic Services Unit location: 390/9/33/06 

45 334.8 State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee location: 390/9/34/05 

46 336 International Affairs location: 390/9/34/05

46 336.6 Potsdam Conference location: 390/9/34/05

51 350.03 Language location: 390/9/34/06

55 370.8 Countries location: 390/9/34/07

55 370.8 Committees (Alphabetical) location: 390/9/34/07

59 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/9/34/07

60 383.7 Interned Persons location: 390/9/34/07

61 383.8 Commercial Firms, Blacklists, Enemy Trading location: 390/9/35/01

61 386 Property Rights, Japan location: 390/9/35/01

61 386.3 Captured equipment location: 390/9/35/01

61 387 Termination of War, Japan location: 390/9/35/01

62 400.38 Countries A-Z location: 390/9/35/01

65 470.6 Chemical and Biological Warfare location: 390/9/35/01

Formerly Top Secret Correspondence 1945-1947 (0107-A1-184) 

The records are arranged according the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. 

Boxes 1-2 location: 390/9/35/02. 

Box Decimal Subject

1 000.5 Japanese War Crimes location: 390/9/35/02

Cross Indexes 1946-1947 (Cross-Reference Sheets to the Formerly SecurityClassified Correspondence) (0107-A1-185) 

Sheets give the decimal number under which the document is filed, decimals in this series 

Records of the Assistant Secretary of War — Entry 185: Cross Indexes, 1946-1947
RG 107. Records of the Office of the Secretary of War 124

under which identical index sheets are filed, date and subject of document, name of writer 

and addressee, summary of document’s content, and disposition made of document. 

Duplicates of sheets in this series are filed with the correspondence in Entry 186. Arranged 

according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1-13 location: 

390/9/35/02. 

Box Decimal Subject

1 000.5 War Crimes location: 390/9/35/02

13 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/9/35/04

13 386.3 Captured equipment location: 390/9/35/04

Formerly Security-Classified Correspondence of Howard Petersen December 1945-

August 1947 (0107-A1-186) 

This series includes both Petersen’s classified and unclassified correspondence for the 

period December 1945-August 1947 and his top secret correspondence from December 

1945 through August 1946. Much of the correspondence is with the Department of State, 

Civil Affairs Division of the War Department Special Staff, Office of Military Government 

for Germany (U.S.), and Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP). Arranged 

according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1-39 location: 

390/9/35/04. 

Box Decimal Subject

1-2 000.5 War Criminals location: 390/9/35/04 

8-9 091 Japan location: 390/9/35/04

30 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/10/1/01

31 386.3 Captured Property location: 390/10/1/01

32 387 Reparations (4 folders) location: 390/10/1/01 

Formerly Security-Classified Office File of Howard Petersen 1945-1947 

(0107-A1-187) 

The records are arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1-2 location: 390/10/1/02.

Box Subject

1 Biological Warfare 1945 location: 390/10/1/02

1 China Trip 1946 location: 390/10/1/02

1 Japan-Reparations 1946 location: 390/10/1/02

1 Peterson-MacArthur Talks 1946 location: 390/10/1/02

Records of the Assistant Secretary of War — Entry 187: Security Classified Office File of Howard Petersen, 1945-

1947
RG 111. Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer 125

Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer

Record Group 111

During World War II the Signal Corps was one of the major Technical Services of the 

Army Service Forces. It was responsible for the research and development, production, 

and supply and maintenance programs relating to all signal, electronic, meteorological, 

photographic, cryptographic, goniometric, and related equipment and supplies, except 

communications and weather equipment used exclusively by the Army Air Forces. The 

Signal Corps was also responsible for the training of Signal Corps troops and troop units 

for assignment throughout the military establishment; the installation, operation, and 

maintenance of the army’s major wire and radio communications systems and networks; the 

production, collection, and preservation of still and motion pictures except for photographic 

materials peculiar to air operations; and the supervision of signal intelligence operations for 

the War Department and the army.

The Signal Corps comprised the following groups of organizational units: Office of the Chief 

Signal Officer in Washington, D.C.; the Signal Corps field agencies in the continental United 

States; signal sections of tactical and other commands in the United States and overseas; 

and a variety of Signal Corps troop units.

Office of the Chief Signal Officer

Supervising the Signal Corps was the Office of the Chief Signal Officer. This headquarters, 

which reported to the Chief of Staff and the Assistant Secretary (later Under Secretary) 

of War from 1939 to March 1942 and thereafter to Headquarters Army Service Forces, 

had general responsibility for the Signal Corps programs, administrative supervision over 

the Signal Corps field agencies in the United States, and varying degrees of technical 

supervision over Signal Corps administrative and troop units attached to the tactical 

commands of the Army.

The post of Chief Signal Officer during the war was successively held by Maj. Gen. Joseph O. 

Mauborgne until September 1941; Maj. Gen. Dawson Olmstead, October 1941-June 1943; 

and Maj. Gen. Harry C. Ingles after July 1943.

Unclassified Central Decimal File 1941-1945 (0111-A1-1023A)

Boxes 1-2366 location: 390/10/18/05

Box Decimal Subject

1209 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/11/10/01

1210 386.3 Captured Property location: 390/11/10/01

1879-1886 475 Captured Equipment location: 390/11/26/07

Office of the Chief Signal Officer — Entry 1023A: Unclassified Central Decimal File, 1941-1945
RG 112. Records of the Office of the Surgeon General (Army) 126

Records of the Office of the Surgeon General (Army) 

Record Group 112

During World War II the Office of the Surgeon General (OSG), headed by the Surgeon 

General of the Army, was one of the major Technical Services of the Army Service Forces. 

Like the other Technical Services, the OSG conducted parts of the Army’s equipmentprocurement and supply programs and parts of its personnel and training programs. It 

had responsibilities in budgeting, development, specifications, requirements, purchasing, 

inspection, storage, and issue for such major categories as drugs, biologicals, and medical 

chemicals; medical, surgical, and dental instruments and professional kits; hospital 

equipment and supplies; ambulance and liter equipment; medical laboratory chemicals and 

instruments; and supplies used by individuals and by troop units.

The wartime OSG consisted of four groups: The Surgeon’s Office, most of which was located 

in Washington, D.C.; medical field agencies in the continental United States, responsible 

to the Surgeon General’s Office; medical staff section of tactical or other commands, 

responsible to a particular tactical commander but forming part of the collective Medical 

Department; and medical troop units, which also served under particular tactical or service 

commands in the field.

Surgeon General’s Office

Supervising the wartime Medical Department and its many administrative and professional 

services in Washington, D.C. and the field was the Surgeon General of the Army, Maj. 

Gen. James C. Magee, June 1939-May 1943, and Maj. Gen. Norman T. Kirk, June 1943-

June 1947. The Surgeon General Office, which was his headquarters in Washington, was 

responsible directly to the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army until March 1942, when it was 

placed under the Headquarters Services of Supply.

General Subject files 1941-1942 (0112-NM-20-29E)

Boxes 69-252 location: 390/14/21/03

Box Decimal Subject

162 383.6 Prisoners of War

162 386.3 Captured Equipment location: 390/14/23/03

217 470.6 Chemical Biological Warfare

217 470.7 Chemical Biological Warfare Equipment location: 390/14/24/03

General Subject Files 1943-1944 (0112-NM-20-29F)

Boxes 253-505 location: 390/14/25/02

Box Decimal Subject

378-379 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/14/27/05

379 385 Methods of Warfare location: 390/14/27/06

380 386.3 Captured Equipment location: 390/14/27/06

Surgeon General’s Office — Entry 29F: General Subject Files, 1943-1944
RG 112. Records of the Office of the Surgeon General (Army) 127

Box Decimal Subject

463 470.6 Chemical Biological Warfare location: 390/14/29/04

464 470.7 Chemical Biological Warfare Equipment location: 390/14/29/04

General Subject Files 1945-1946 (0112-NM-20-29G)

Boxes 506-686 location: 390/14/30/02

Box Decimal Subject

615 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/14/32/04

616 385 Methods of Warfare location: 390/14/32/04

616 386.3 Captured Equipment location: 390/14/32/04

658 470.6 Chemical Biological Warfare location: 390/14/33/03

Security-Classified Subject File 1938-1944 (0112-A1-30A)

Boxes 1-127 location: 390/14/34/01

Box Decimal Subject

60 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/14/35/02

60 385 Methods of Warfare location: 390/14/35/02

61 386.3 Captured Equipment location: 390/14/35/02

97 470.6 Chemical and Biological Warfare location: 390/14/35/07

98 470.7 Chemical and Biological Warfare Equipment location: 390/14/35/07

Security-Classified Subject File 1945-1946 (0112-A1-30B)

Boxes 128-196 location: 390/15/1/05

Box Decimal Subject

167 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/15/2/04

167 385 Methods of Warfare location: 390/15/2/04

168 386.3 Captured Equipment location: 390/15/2/04

180 470.6 Chemical Warfare location: 390/15/2/06

161 470.7 Chemical Warfare Equipment location: 390/15/2/06

Central Office Correspondence (Formerly Security-Classified General 

Correspondence 1943-1948) (0112-A1-30C)

Boxes 1-15 location: 390/15/3/01

Box Decimal Subject

9 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 390/15/3/02

11-13 470.62 Biological Warfare [contains very little on Japanese activities] 

location: 390/15/3/03

Boxes 128-196 location: 390/15/1/05

Geographical Series 1938-1944 (0112-NM-20-32A)

Boxes 1-75 location: 390/17/14/04

Surgeon General’s Office — Entry 32A: Geographical Series, 1938-1944
RG 112. Records of the Office of the Surgeon General (Army) 128

Box Country

23 China location: 390/17/15/01

37-39 Japan; includes information Chemical and Biological Warfare, captured records 

and prisoners of war location: 390/17/15/03

41 Philippines location: 390/17/15/03

43 Saipan location: 390/17/15/03

Geographical Series 1945-1946 (0112-NM-20-32B)

Boxes 76-93 location: 390/17/16/01

Box Country

78 China location: 390/17/16/01

82-84 Japan location: 390/17/16/02

85 Philippines location: 390/17/16/02

Records of the Preventive Medicine Division

Biological Warfare Specialized Files 1941-1947 (0112-A1-295A)

Boxes 1-13 location: 390/18/24/01

Surgeon General’s Office, Records of the Preventive Medicine Division — Entry 295A: Biological Warfare Specialized 

Files, 1941-1947
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 129

Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 

Record Group 125

The Office of the Judge Advocate General was directed by the Judge Advocate General of 

the Navy. During the war, the position was held successively by Rear Admirals Walter B. 

Woodson and Thomas L. Gatch. The office provided staff to the War Crimes Office (see RG 

153) to investigate and assemble evidence on enemy atrocities against service personnel 

and other United States citizens and to arrange for the prosecution of war criminals.

The U.S. Navy had jurisdiction over trials in the Marianas Islands, the Marshall and Gilbert 

Islands, Palau Islands, Bonin Islands, and the Caroline Islands after Japan surrendered. 

From 1945 through 1949, the U.S. Navy conducted 47 trials of 123 accused Japanese war 

criminals on the islands of Guam and Kwajalein. Trials were held for the mistreatment of 

prisoners of war and for the executions of captured Allied airmen (including beheading and 

cannibalism). Accused collaborators were also tried.

The trials resulted in 113 convictions. There were 30 death sentences and 10 executions, 

all for murder convictions. The navy conducted executions or sent convicted war criminals 

to Sugamo Prison in Tokyo to serve their sentences. Some accused and convicted war 

criminals chose suicide rather than face trial, imprisonment, or execution.

War Crimes Branch

Box and folder lists are available for most if not all of these series. Researchers should also 

ascertain if the locations for these series of records are current before requesting them.

Administrative Correspondence and Related Records 1945-1949 (0125-A1-1)

Boxes 1-4 location: 290/C/68/04

Box Subject

1 Administration, 1945-1948

1 Affidavit Forms, Request for, 1949

1 Appropriate Duty, 1949

1 Clemency Board, 1949

1 COMMARIANAS (Admiral Murphy), 1946-1949

1 Daily Letterboard (Reading File), December 30, 1944-May 28, 1945

1 Daily Letterboard (Reading File), June 1, 1945-February 19, 1946

1 Daily Log-Pending Agenda, January 4-July 30, 1945

1 Daily Log-Pending Agenda, February 19-June 13, 1945

2 Daily Log, August 1, 1946-October 18, 1947

2 Incoming Dispatches, September 1948-May 1949

2 Outgoing Dispatches, October 1948-September 1949

2 Eight Naval District Headquarters, 1949

2 Information Regarding War Crimes, Request for, October 1949

2 Investigation, 1947

2 Judge Advocate General, 1945-1949

War Crimes Branch — Entry 1: Administrative Correspondence and Related Records, 1945-1949
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 130

Box Subject

2 Judgment (Tokyo), Requests for, 1949

2 Korea, Documents, January 1949

2 Lawyers, Request for Nomination, 1948

2 Log Book of Correspondence, August 1946-June 1947

2 Log Book of Correspondence, June 1947-June 1948

2 Log Book of Correspondence, July 1948-February 1949

2 Log Book of Correspondence, February 1949-February 1950

2 Marine Casualty Section, 1948-1949 (2 folders)

3 Memoranda-Daily Notes August 1945-January 1948

3 Messages-COMMARIANAS, 1945-1946

3 Military Commission File, 1949

3 Navy BUPERS Cases, 1948

3 Navy Property, 1946-1948

3 Netherlands Embassy, 1949

3 Nuremberg Film, October 1948

3 Orders for Personnel, 1946-1947

3 Parking and Pay (Civilian), 1948

3 Personnel, 1945-1948

3 Personnel Applications and Data (A-S), 1944-1948

3 Personnel Applications and Data (S-Y and Miscellaneous), 1944-1948

3 Policy and Organization, War Crimes Branch, 1948-1949

4 Publicity, 1946-1948

4 Radio Broadcasts-Japanese War Trials, 1946

4 Report, Annual, War Crimes Office, 1947-1949

4 Report of Prosecution

4 Requests for Physical Examinations, September 1949

4 Set Up Files, War Crimes Office, Judge Advocate General’s Office

4 Spindle File, September 12-December 31, 1947

4 Spindle File, January 5-December 31, 1948

4 Spindle File, January 3-March 23, 1949

4 Surrender Documents, Japanese, 1948

4 Telecon Items, November 1946-June 1948

4 Telecon, October 1947-June 1948

4 Veterans’ Information, July 1948

Case Files of Pacific Area War Crimes Trials 1944-1949 (0125-A1-2)

Boxes 1-20 location: 370/21/29/01

Records Relating to Pacific Area War Crimes Cases 1944-1949 (0125-A1-3)

Boxes 1-3 location: 290/C/68/05

Box Subject

1 Betio Island, 1948-1949

1 ChiChi Jima, 1946

War Crimes Branch — Entry 3: Pacific Area War Crimes Cases, 1944-1949
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 131

Box Subject

1 ChiChi Jima (Pacific Island Massacres), Cannibalism, 1946

1 Jaluit Atoll, 1945

1 Koro Case, 1945-1947

1 Kwajalein, Abe and Obara, Killing of Carlson Marine Raiders, 1946

1 Maleolap Atoll, 1945-1948

1 Mandate Island and Briefs, 1946

1 Marshall Islands, Priests Case, 1946-1947

2 Marshallese Natives’ Cases, 1945-1947

2 Mille Atoll, 1945-1946

2 Ofuna (Prisoner of War Camp), Affidavits, 1947

2 Ofuna (Prisoner of War Camp), “Little Commander,” 1946-1947

2 Pacific Island Massacres, 1947

2 Palaus, 1945

2 Palawan Island, 1948

2 Palawan Massacre, 1945-1947 

2 Palawan Casualty List, 1944-1946

2 Palawan (Witness Bogue, etc.), 1944-1945

2 Priest’s Case, 19478

2 Saipan, 1946

3 Truk and Central Carolina Area, 1945-1946

3 Truk Medical Case #1, 1947

3 Truk Medical Case #2 1947-1948

3 Truk, 1945-1946 (2 folders)

3 Truk, Mistreatment of prisoners of war, 1946

3 Truk, Priest’s Case, 1946

3 Truk, Tanaka Case #35, 1946

3 Wake Island (98 Civilians), 1945

3 Wake Island (Cases), 1946-1948

3 Wake Island (Sgt. Stewart), 1947

3 Wake Island, 1945-1947

3 Wake Island, Pacific Island Massacres, 1945-1946

List of Cases Involving Naval or Maritime Interest 1945-1946 (0125-A1-4)

Box 1 location: 370/21/29/03

Records Relating to War Crimes at Sea 1942-1949 (0125-A1-5)

Boxes 1-6 location: 631/48/5/06

Records Relating to the United Nations War Crimes Commission 1944-1946 

(0125-A1-6)

Boxes 1-6 location: 631/48/5/07

Records Relating to Investigations and Other Work of the International 

Prosecution Section, SCAP 1944-1947 (0125-A1-7)

Boxes 1-14 location: 631/48/6/01

War Crimes Branch — Entry 7: Records Relating to Investigations and Other Work of the IPS/SCAP, 1944-1947
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 132

Records Relating to Prisoners of War 1944-1949 (0125-A1-8)

A box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-3 location: 631/48/6/03.

Box Subject

1 Affidavits, Navy and Marine 1946-1948

1 Affidavits, Navy POW, 1945

1 Affidavits, Navy POW, 1945-1946

1 Affidavits, POW, 1946

1 Allied POWs in Japanese Hands, 1945

1 American Nationals Held by Germans and Japanese, 1949

1 Background Materials, 1946

1 Casualties, 1947-1949

1 Code Book-American Civilian Internees n.d.

2 Evidence 1947

2 General Files/Briefs, 1945-1946

2 German POW, 1949

2 George H. Henshaw, Diary, 1946

2 George H. Henshaw, Diary, 1947

2 Investigation Report of Central Investigation Committee of POWs 1945-1946 (2 

folders)

3 Kempai Tai, [Japanese Military Police] n.d. 

3 List of Liberated POWs, 1945

3 Lists, POW Camps 1945-1946

3 Navy POW File, 1943-1947

3 POW Phase, B & C Offenses, Lopez Statement, 1946

3 Philippine Case, 1944-1945

3 Report to Returned CPNAB POW Heroes & Their Dependents, n.d.

Records Relating to U.S. Military Officers Involved with War Crimes Cases 1944-

1949 (0125-A1-10)

Boxes 1-2 location: 631/48/05

Records Relating to U.S. Witnesses in War Crimes Cases 1945-1949 (0125-A1-11)

Boxes 1-3 location: 370/21/29/04

Records Relating to Interrogations of Japanese Witnesses and Defendants in War 

Crimes Cases 1945-1949 (0125-A1-12)

Boxes 1-7 location: 631/48/6/05

Miscellaneous Records 1944-1949 (0125-A1-13)

A detailed box and folder title listing is available. Boxes 1-16 location: 631/48/6/06.

Box Subject

1 ATIS Documents

1 ATIS No. 39, Part VIII, Evidentiary Doc. 17-C (2 folders)

War Crimes Branch — Entry 13: Miscellaneous Records, 1944-1949
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 133

Box Subject

2 China

2 China-Synopsis of Evidence

3 Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan

3 Collaborators

3 Convicted War Criminals

3 Court Rules, February 1945-July 1946

3 CROWCASS (Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects) (2 folders)

4 Evidence-Bacteriological Warfare

4 Evidence-Japan, Synopsis

4 Evidence-Japan No. 1

4 Evidence-Japan No. 2

4 Evidence-Japan No. 3 (2 folders)

5 Evidence-Japan No. 4 (2 folders)

5 Evidence-Japanese, Miscellaneous

5 Executive Order regarding Availability of Records

6 Guam Trial

6 International Law

6 International Military Tribunal for the Far East-Charter

7 Joint Chiefs of Staff Subcommittee

7 Joint Committees

7 Joseph B. Keenan [Chief Counsel for Prosecution in the International Military 

Tribunal Far East.] 

7 Judge Advocate General-Navy

8 Marines, Information from

8 Meeting of Documents and Witness Subcommittee

8 Military Commanders Directive 1944-1945

8 Military Government-Courts

9 Admiral Nimitz-Pacific 1945

9 Naval Criminal Law

9 Nimitz Interrogation (Submarine Atrocity Warfare)

9 Office of Naval Intelligence-Japanese War Crimes

9 Oshima

9 OSS-General File

9 Pacific Ocean Areas

10 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series (3 folders)

10 Plans and Policy

10 Protests by United States State Department

10-11 Protests thru Swiss

11 Report of Lt. Gen. Kikoshi Oshima, Japanese Ambassador at Berlin, to Foreign 

Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu December 31, 1944

11 Reports by Vice Admiral Abe Covering Conferences with German and Italian 

Leaders July 15, 1945

11 Russian-Miscellaneous

11 SCAP Directives

11 State Department

12 State-War-Navy coordinating Subcommittee for the Far East, Proceedings

War Crimes Branch — Entry 13: Miscellaneous Records, 1944-1949
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 134

Box Subject

12 Statistical and Trial Status Reports (War Crimes) (2 folders)

12 Trial Brief

13 War Crimes Conspiracy, Planning-Launching War

13 War Crimes Law Briefs

13 War Crimes Lists

13 War Crimes Murder

14 War Crimes Affidavit

14 War Crimes Articles (3 folders)

14 War Crimes Directive-Establishment of Navy war Crimes Office

14 War Crimes Indoctrination Course-Indoctrinating Reading

14 War Crimes-JAC Manual for Research and History of Navy Program

14 War Crimes Navy Representative

15 War Crimes Administration (2 folders)

15 War Crimes Affidavit

15 War Crimes Dispatches June-December 1945

15 War Crimes Office (3 folders)

15 War Crimes-Navy Division

15 War Crimes Manual

15 War Crimes Personnel Actions

15 War Crimes Prosecutions

15 War Crimes Publicity

15 War Crimes-Reports of Survivors

15 War Crimes Officers-All Fleets, Sea Frontier

16 War Crimes, Appointment of

16 War Crimes, Copies of Orders

16 War Crimes-Personnel (Washington)

16 War Crimes Publications (2 folders)

16 War Crimes Report on Trials 1948

16 War Criminal Trial

16 War Criminals-Arrest, Asylum, Lists

16 “We Lives to Tell,” Colliers March 3, 1945

16 Witness before IMTFE

16 Yamashita, Tojo, Homma

16 Yoshida, Shigeru

16 Zentsuji

Records Originated by Director of War Crimes, Pacific Fleets 

Card Index to Correspondence 1945-1949 (0125-A1-14)

Box 1 location: 370/21/29/04

Correspondence 1944-1949 (0125-A1-15)

Boxes 1-14 location: 370/21/29/04

A complete box and folder list is available for this series of records.

War Crimes Branch, Records Originated by Director of War Crimes, Pacific Fleet’s War Crimes Branch — Entry 15: 

Correspondence, 1944-1949
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 135

Box File/Subject 

1 A3-2 Memoranda to and from War Crimes Liaison Office, April 1946-December 

1947

3 A8 Intelligence, May 1946

3 A9-2 Semiannual Reports, March 1948-April 1949

3 A9-3 Quarterly Reports, April 1948-September 1949

3 A9-4 Monthly Reports, August 1946-December 1947

3 A9-4 Monthly Reports, January 1948-September 1949

4 A9-8 Occasional Reports, February 1948-January 1949

4 A9-9 Trial Status Reports, September 1946-March 1949

4 A10 Publications, January 1947-May 1948

4 A12-1 War Diaries, September 1945-September 1947

4 A16-2 Prisoners of War, 1945-1949

4 A16-3 Warfare Operations: Defensive, 1946-1948

4 A17-1 Systems and Sources of Law, April 1945-September 1947

5 A17-10 Individual Record, War Crimes Trials, 1946-1948

5 A17-10(1) Military Authority to Convened Precepts, December 1944-May 1945

5 A17-10(2) Record of Proceedings, August 1945-August 1949

5 A17-10(2) Military Commission Orders, June 1945-November 1947

5 A17-10(2) Military Commission Orders, September 1948-May 1949

5 A17-10(4) Military Government, Exercise by Navy, August 1944-August 1946

5 A17-10(4) Military Government, Exercise by Navy, Marshall/Gilberts Islands, 1944-

1946

5 A17-10(4) Military Government, Exercise by Navy, Caroline Islands, 1944-1945

5 A17-12 Jurisdiction, August 1948

5 A17-13 Procedure before Trial, 1946

6 A17-13(2) Charges and Specifications, December 1944-March 1949

6 A17-14 Trial Procedure, June 1946-May 1947

6 A17-15(1) Civilian Witnesses, March 1946-February 1948

6 A17-15(3) Affidavits, 1945-1948

6 A17-15(3) Affidavits and Interview Reports, January-October 1947

6 A17-15(3) Interview Reports, January 1946-March 1949

6 A17-15(3) Competence of Evidence, 1947-1948

7 A17-15(3) ChiChi Jima, 1946-1949

7 A17-15(3) Guam, December 1945-March 1946

7 A17-15(3) Inoue, Sada et al., 1947 (2 folders)

7 A17-15(3) Jaluit Atoll, 1945-1948

7 A17-15(3) Katsumi, Seishi (Wake Island), 1945-1947

7 A17-15(3) Katsumi, Seishi (Wake Island), 1946-1948

8 A17-15(3) Maleolap, 1945-1948

8 A17-15(3) MARGILS, 1945-1948

8 A17-15(3) Nell, 1945-1948

8 A17-15(3) Palau Cases, 1946

8 A17-15(3) Palau Cases, 1946-1947

8 A17-15(3) Palau Cases, 1947-1948

8 A17-15(3) Peleliu-Alleged War Crimes, American prisoners of war, 1945-1947

8 A17-15(3) Rota Island Case, April 1948

War Crimes Branch, Records Originated by Director of War Crimes, Pacific Fleet’s War Crimes Branch — Entry 15: 

Correspondence, 1944-1949
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 136

Box File/Subject 

8 A17-15(3) Saipan, July 1946

8 A17-15(3) Sculpin, U.S.S., 1946-48

8 A17-15(3) Topp Case (Koror Island Plane Crash, May 4, 1945), 1948

9 A17-15(3) Teraki, Tadashi, 1946-1949

9 A17-15(3) Truk, 1946-1949

9 A17-15(3) Yap, February-March 1946

9 A17-15(3) Wake, 1946-1948

9 A17-15(4) Kwajalein, March 1946

9 A17-15(4) Talaud Islands, 1944-1946

9 A17-16 Findings, 1946-1949

9 A17-17 Sentence, September 1947-May 1949

9 A17-19 Reviewing Authority: DWC, 1948-1949

9 A17-19(1) Action of Confirming Authority, January 1946-September 1948

9 A17-19(3) Action of Confirming Authority, November 1945-April 1949

10 A17-19(4) Reviews of Cases, April 1945-November 1947

10 A17-20 Custody of Japanese prisoners of war, April 1946-March 1949

10 A17-25 ChiChi Jima (Proceedings of Board of Investigation regarding deaths of 

Allied prisoners in Japanese custody), 3 volumes, 1946

11 A17-25 Case of Suekatsu Masuda and Yuichi Ugai, February-August 1946

11 A17-25 COMMAGILS Area, Case of Radm Masuda, et al., 1947

11 A17-25 Nakamura, Shigeyoshi (Proceedings of Board of Investigation into death 

of), July 1947

11 A17-26 Investigations, 1947-1949

11 EF13-45 Australian Documents, 1946-1947 (4 folders)

11 EF13-45(1) Correspondence with Australian Government, 1946

11 EF13-45(2) Australian War Crimes Cases, 1946-1948

12 P1-7 Biography, 1945-1947

12 P1-7 [Basic Personnel Records, prisoners of war], n.d. (2 folders)

13 P6-1 Topp [Irving], Casualty Inquiry, 1945-1948

13 P6-2 Death, 1946-1947

13 P13-9(1) Executions, 1946-1949

13 P13-10(1) Apprehension Requests, 1946-1947

13 P13-10(1) SCAP War Criminal Check Sheets, April 1947-June 1949

13 P13-10(2) Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, January 1946-March 1949

13 P13-10(3) Clemency Appeals, 1946-1949 (2 folders)

13 P13-10(9) Mistreatment of Prisoners, February 946-June 1949

14 P16-4(1) Orders to Officers, August 1945-June 1949

Secret Correspondence 1945-1949 (0125-A1-16)

Boxes 1-3 location: 631/48/7/01

Confidential Correspondence 1945-1948 (0125-A1-17)

Boxes 1-2 location: 290/C/69/06

Box File/Subject

1 A6-1(3) Dispatches-Incoming

War Crimes Branch — Entry 17: Confidential Correspondence, 1945-1948
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 137

Box File/Subject

1 A6-1(3) Dispatches-Outgoing

1 A9-4 [Monthly Progress and Work Report], June 1947

1 A12 [War Diary, Submission], January 1946

1 A17-1 [War Crimes, Requirements for Trials], February-March 1946

1 A17-10 [War Crimes], May 1945-August 1948

1 A17-15 [War Crimes], General, September 1945-April 1948

1 A17-15(4) ChiChi Jima, October 1945-June 1946

1 A17-15(4) Guam, May-August 1945

1 A17-15(4) Palaus, March-July 1946

1 A17-20 [James A. Killian Court-Martial], December 1946-September 1947

1 A17-25 Jaluit [Atoll], October-December 1945

1 A17-25 Maleolap [Atoll] September-October 1945

2 A17-25 MARGILS [Area], September-December 1945

2 A17-25 War Crimes Investigation: Mille and Majuro Atolls, Marshall Islands, Sept. 

1945

2 A17-25 Truk, 1947-1948

2 A17-25 Wake, December 1945-September 1948

2 FF12 Paragraph One, September 1946-October 1947

2 FF12 Pending File, September 1945-October 1948

2 FF12/WC21 War Crimes Investigation, Jaluit, Majuro, and Kwajalein Atolls, Marshall 

Islands, October 1945-May 1947

2 P6-1 [Casualties, Truk], October 1945-May 1946

2 P13-9(2) [Military Executions], April 1946

2 P13-10(9) Mistreatment of Prisoners, June-July 1946

2 P13-10(10) [Japanese Prisoners], September 1945-June 1947

2 P16-3 [Arrivals for War Crimes Duty], September 1945

Formerly Restricted Correspondence 1945-1949 (0125-A1-18)

Box 1 location: 370/21/29/06

Box File/Subject

1 A3-1 Organization [of War Crimes Offices], January-July 1945

1 A3-2 Memorandums, July-November 1947

1 A6-1(5) Dispatches, Incoming, December 1945-May 1949

1 A6-1(6) Dispatches, Outgoing, January 1946-November 1947

1 A12-1 Chronicles, May 1949

1 A17-1 Systems and Sources of Law, July 1945-September 1947

1 A17-10(2) Records of Proceedings, February 1946-May 1949

1 A17-15(3) Affidavits and Dispositions, September 1945-October 1946

1 A17-20 General Courts-Martial, December 1946

1 A17-26 Investigations, November 1945-January 1949

1 EE13-15 Australian War Crimes, December 1945-December 1948

1 FF12 Pending File, October 1945-May 1949

1 L10-4 Accounting, September 1947

1 P6-1 Casualties in Action, April 1946-January 1949

War Crimes Branch — Entry 18: Formerly Restricted Correspondence, 1945-1949
RG 125. Records of the Office of the Judge Advocate General (Navy) 138

Box File/Subject

1 P13-10 Transportation of Prisoners, March 1946

1 P16-3 Duty and Detail, April 1945

Memorandums, Dispatches and Related Records 1945-1949 (0125-A1-19)

Boxes 1-2 location: 370/21/29/06

Records Originated by Liaison Officer for War Crimes, Naval Forces 

Marianas

Card Name Index to Records Relating to War Crimes Investigations and Trials 

1947-1949 (0125-A1-20)

Boxes 1-2 location: 370/21/29/02

Records Relating to War Crimes Investigations and Trials 1944-1949 

(0125-A1-21)

Boxes 1-8 location: 631/48/7/02 

War Crimes Branch, Liaison Officer for War Crimes, Marianas — Entry 21: War Crimes Investigations and Trials, 

1944-1949
RG 127. Records of the United States Marine Corps 139

Records of the United States Marine Corps

Record Group 127

Office of the Commandant

During the war the Commandant of the Marine Corps, under the general direction of 

the Secretary of the Navy, was responsible for the procurement, education, training, 

distribution, discipline, and discharge of officers and enlisted personnel of the Marine Corps, 

including the Marine Corps Reserve, and for their administration and general efficiency. The 

successive wartime commandants were Maj. Gen. Thomas Holcolmb and Lt. Gen. Alexander 

A. Vandergrift.

Field Organizations

Fleet Marine Force, Pacific

After the United States entered World War II, Marine forces operated in the Pacific under 

the Marine Administrative Command, Fifth Amphibious Corps. On September 17, 1944, 

this command was replaced by Headquarters, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, which was 

established at Pearl Harbor to supervise more effectively the widely separated activities of 

the Marine Corps in the Pacific. The commanding general of this Force was responsible for 

the overall administration and supply of the units of the Force, except for the distribution 

of aviation supplies and ordnance, a function of the Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet. 

The commanding general served directly under the Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet, and 

advised him on Marine Corps affairs in general and amphibious operations in particular, 

made recommendations for the distribution and employment of the Fleet Marine Force, and 

acted as task-force commander in combat operations when so directed.

When the war ended Marine Corps strength was over 480,000, with six divisions and five 

aircraft wings, their operations coordinated by two amphibious corps.

The 1st Marine Division was reactivated in February 1941. It fought on Guadalcanal, 

eastern New Guinea, and New Britain. Later the division landed at Peleliu and Okinawa. In 

September 1945 it was transferred to northern China on occupation duty. It returned to the 

United States in 1947.

The 2nd Marine Division was activated in February 1941. It fought on Guadalcanal, Tarawa, 

Tinian, and Okinawa. It served on occupation duty in Japan until early 1946, when it 

returned to the United States.

The 3rd Marine Division was activated in September 1942. It fought in the Solomons 

(Bouganville), Guam, and Iwo Jima. It was inactivated at Guam at the end of 1945.

The 4th Marine Division was formed in August 1943 and was composed of Marines coming 

from the first three Marine Corps Division. It first saw action in February 1944 against RoiNamur Island in Kwajalein. It went on to invade Saipan and Tinian during the summer of 

Office of the Commandant
RG 127. Records of the United States Marine Corps 140

1944. Finally, it participated in the assault on Iwo Jima in February 1945. The division was 

inactivated in California in November 1945.

The 5th Marine Division was formed in January 1944 and participated in the Iwo Jima 

assault during February 1945. It served occupation duty in Japan and was inactivated in 

early 1946.

The 6th Marine Division was formed in August 1944 and its only combat was during the 

Okinawa Campaign in April-June 1945. The division served occupation duty in Japan 

for a short period of time and then was transferred to occupation duty in China. It was 

inactivated in China in April 1946.

Captured Japanese Documents 1942-1945 (0127-A1-39A)

Arranged by geographical location, subject, or type of document. Within each category are 

various types of documents, such as diaries and notebooks. A detailed listing is available. 

Boxes 1-44 location: 370/23/22/04.

Box Subject

1-6 Bougainville location: 370/23/22/04

6-9 Manchuria location: 370/23/22/05

9-23 Guadalcanal location: 370/23/22/05

24 Guadalcanal [oversized box] location: 370/23/22/05

25-29 Japanese Navy Department location: 370/23/23/01

29-32 Iwo Jima location: 370/23/23/01

33-38 Shipping, Naval Matters location: 370/23/23/02

39-40 Supplies, Ships, Miscellaneous location: 370/23/23/03

41 Organizations, Orders, Personal Letters location: 370/23/23/03

42 Personal Diaries location: 370/23/23/03

43-44 Administrative Documents, Sasebo Naval District location: 370/23/23/03

Geographic “Area” File, 1942-1946 (0127-90-002)

Records document most of the significant Marine Corps operations in the Pacific area 

during World War II. Among the code-named operations for which there is significant 

documentation are: Causeway (Formosa), Granite II (overall campaign plan for the 

operation in the Pacific Ocean Areas), Forager (Marinas), and Flintlock (Marshalls). There 

are also some records relating to the planned invasion of the Japanese home island (codenamed Olympic) and to the subsequent post-war occupation of Japan. For Iwo Jima 

and Okinawa operations there are also action reports for U.S Navy ships and operating 

commands or units relating to naval gunfire support for Marine operations. A box and folder 

list is available. Boxes 1-85 location: 370/23/23/03.

Correspondence of Marine Divisions 1941-1946 (0127-A1-46A)

Records document administrative, operational, logistical, and training matters with the six 

Marine divisions. They relate to Marine Corps operations in the Pacific area during World 

War II, and to some extent postwar activities in Japan and China. Arranged by Marine 

division and thereunder by ELS-DRAN. Boxes 1-60 location: 370/23/27/06.

Fleet Marine Force, Pacific — Entry 46A: Correspondence of Marine Divisions, 1941-1946
RG 127. Records of the United States Marine Corps 141

Box Marine Corps Division

1-3 1st Marine Division

3-8 2nd Marine Division

8-19 3rd Marine Division

19-31 4th Marine Division

32-51 5th Marine Division

52-60 6th Marine Division

Records of Ground Combat Units, 1941-1946 (0127-A1-46B)

Collection of documents assembled by the History and Museums Division. Most of the 

records are for units of regimental size or below, but some are for higher echelon commands 

such as corps and division. They relate to major Marine Corps campaigns in the Pacific 

area during World War II, the postwar occupation of Japan, and Marine Corps occupation 

troops stationed in China in the immediate postwar years. Some of the records in the latter 

category contain references to the conflict between the Communist and Nationalist forces. 

Boxes 1-62 location: 370/23/28/07.

Subject File Relating To World War II, 1915-1955 (0127-A1-1011)

This artificial series was assembled by the History and Museums Division and its 

predecessors and consists of records originating from the Marine Corps Intelligence and 

Historical Sections, Division of Plans and Policies, and commands in the field. There are 

also records from the U.S. Army and Navy and from foreign sources. Although most of the 

records date from World War II, some predate that period, for example, those relating to 

the situation in China during the late 1920s and 1930s and to the Spanish Civil War. Other 

records are for the immediate post-World War II period. A number of the records relate to 

military operations and include reports of engagements or campaigns as well as operating 

plans. Other records concern United States, Japanese, and German Armed Forces, military 

equipment, naval vessels, transportation and ordnance; intelligence assessments of foreign 

nations; military casualties; and prisoners of war. At the end of the series are World War II 

chronologies dating from December 1941 to December 1944. Arranged alphabetically by 

subject. A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-61 location: 370/B/18/02.

Box Subject

7 Australia

8 Burma (General)

8 Burma: Japanese Methods in Campaign

8 Cable Addresses & Correspondence

9 Captured Enemy Material & Docs.

10 Central Intelligence Agency

10 Chemical Warfare

11 Chemical Warfare

11 Chemical Warfare: Japanese

11 Chemical Warfare: Intelligence Summary Jan.-Aug. 1945

12 Chemical Warfare: Intelligence Summary December 1942-December 1944

12 China: Miscellaneous Reports

12 China: Miscellaneous Reports, 1929-1944

Fleet Marine Force, Pacific — Entry 1011: Subject Files Relating to World War II, 1915-1955
RG 127. Records of the United States Marine Corps 142

Box Subject

13 Charts

13 Chronology

13 I Marine Amphibious Corps

13 Code - Designations - Combined Operations

14 Code - Designations - Combined Operations

14 Command Pacific

14 Command Relations

14 Communications

14 Communications: Japanese

14 Communications: USN

14 Coral Sea, Battle of AR, Yorktown Air Group

14 Countersigns

14 Defense: Japanese

16 Equipment: Japanese

19 Fiji Island

20 Fleet Marine Force

20 Fortifications: Japanese

20 Gilbert Islands

20 Gilbert Islands Operation

22 Harmon, Lt. Gen. M.F.: Report on SoPac

22 Hawaii: Advance Base Reports – 74126-74128 part 4

23 India

23 Intelligence: Amphibious Operations

23 Intelligence: Combat

23 Intelligence: Japanese

24 Intelligence: Counter

24 Intelligence: Great Britain

24 Intelligence: Japanese

24 Intelligence: Landing Force

24 Intelligence: Lectures at Combat #2 Intelligence School Camp Lejeune, NC

24 Intelligence: Officers Work Book

25 Intelligence: Photographic

25 Intelligence: Training

25 Interrogation: Japanese prisoners of war

25 Iwo Jima

25 Japan

25 Japan: Army

26 Japan

27 Japanese Language (Military Terms) (3 folders)

28 Japanese Personnel

28 Japanese Register Prominent Persons

28 Japanese Weapons

28 Joint Action of Army & Navy

28 Joint Chiefs of Staff

28 Joint Overseas Operations Part I, Chapters 3 & 4

Fleet Marine Force, Pacific — Entry 1011: Subject Files Relating to World War II, 1915-1955
RG 127. Records of the United States Marine Corps 143

Box Subject

28 Jungle Warfare

29 Landing Craft: Japan

29 Landing Operations: Japanese

30 Language Aids

31 Marianas

31 Marine Corps

31 Marine Corps, U.S.: Mission of

31 Marine Corps, U.S.: Reserves (WR’s History)

31 Marshall Islands

31 Mayaguaha Island

32 Melanesia

32 Midway Islands

32 Military Government

37 Navy, U.S.: CinCPac-CinCPOA

37 Navy, U.S.: General Orders

37 Navy, U.S.: Pacific Fleet

39 New Caledonia

39 New Guinea (Terrain Study)

39 New Hebrides

39 New Zealand

42 Ordnance: Japanese

43 Ordnance: Mines (Japanese)

43 Palau Island

44 Prisoners of War, WW II (2 folders)

44 Prisoners of War, WW II: Americans in China

44 Prisoners of War, WW II: Camps

44 Prisoners of War, WW II: First Marine Div., Fleet Marine Force

44 Prisoners of War, WW II: Indo-China

44 Prisoners of War, WW II: Instruction for Field Press Officers

44 Prisoners of War, WW II: Interned in Formosa

44 Prisoners of War, WW II: Japan

45 Prisoners of War, WW II: Japanese

45 Prisoners of War, WW II: Japanese Camp Records

45 Prisoners of War, WW II: List of Officers and Enlisted Men

45 Prisoners of War, WW II: Philippine Islands

45 Prisoners of War, WW II: Service Records

45 Prisoners of War, WW II: Wake Island

45 Prisoners of War, WW II: Wake Island, News clippings

46 Radio Intelligence Platoon: SOP

47 Saipan

54 Survival: New Britain

54 Tactics: Japanese

58 Warfare: Guerilla

58 Warfare: Jungle

58 Weapons: Japanese (1 of 2)

Fleet Marine Force, Pacific — Entry 1011: Subject Files Relating to World War II, 1915-1955
RG 127. Records of the United States Marine Corps 144

Box Subject

59 Weapons: Japanese (2 of 2)

60 Chronology of War in Pacific, 1 December 1941-December 1943

60 World War II Chronology, December 1941-March 1944

61 World War II Chronology, April-December 1944

Reports, Studies, and Plans Relating to World War II Military Operations 1936-

1956 (0127-A1-1013)

The records document Marine Corps operations in the Pacific during World War II and 

in northern China (particularly Tsingtao) during the immediate postwar period. The 

documentation includes operational plans and orders, intelligence studies, action/after 

action reports and postwar histories. The series contains Naval War College studies 

compiled in the 1950s on The Battle of Savo Island and The Battle for Leyte Gulf; a 

special monograph by Col. A. T. Mason on amphibious warfare before and during World 

War II; studies prepared by the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet on amphibious operations 

during 1943-1944; histories of Marine aircraft groups; historical information relating to 

Fleet Marine Force Pacific; transcripts of interviews with World War II Navy and Marine 

officers; administrative histories and operational diaries of Marine Corps headquarters 

organizations; a November 1945 intelligence study of Japanese installations in Peiping; 

documentation relating to the surrender of Japanese troops in Tsingtao to Marine forces 

in October 1945 (including a signed copy of the Act of Surrender); and a report of the 

Naval Technical Mission to Japan, November 1945. Pre-World War II records include a 

1936 geographic study of Wake Island prepared by Marine Corps Schools and a 1940 

report on the defenses of Samoa. Lastly, there are copies of British handbooks on 

amphibious operations and a 1943 Marine Corps counterintelligence manual. Arranged 

by subject in no consistent pattern, except that records for ground and amphibious units 

are filed at the beginning of the series, while most records relating to Marine aviation 

are filed at the end. There is an agency-created folder list for this series. Boxes 1-36 

location: 370/B/19/03.

Records Relating to World War II Organizations, Plans and Military Operations 

1938-1946 (0127-A1-1014)

The records constituting this series were assembled from a variety of sources, including 

files of the Adjutant General’s and Inspector General’s Offices, the Division of Plans and 

Policies, the War Plans Section, and the Aviation Section. The documents were removed 

from their original provenance and archived to form this artificial series. Although most of 

the records relate to World War II, a number predate that period, including those relating 

to Marine Corps activities in Guam, Nicaragua, and Brazil, 1913-45, and to Marine aviation, 

dating from the 1920s. World War II records include operational reports, orders and 

plans, situation and special action reports, correspondence, and numerous photographs. 

The records relate to a wide variety of subjects, including Pacific Island and North African 

operations, activities of Marine Corps ground units, the occupation of Japan and China, 

postwar and demobilization planning, amphibious vehicles, and military equipment. 

Arranged according to a subject-numeric scheme in the following categories: Chief of Naval 

Operations, ND (Navy Department), G (Geographic), F (Fleet Marine Force), FA (Fleet 

Marine Force Aviation), HQ (Commandant, Marine Corps), U and P (U.S. Pacific Fleet), W 

Fleet Marine Force, Pacific — Entry 1014: World War II Organizations, Plans and Military Operations, 1938-1946
RG 127. Records of the United States Marine Corps 145

(War Department), World War II Photographs, and A (Aviation). There is an agency-created 

folder list for this series. Boxes 1-15 location: 370/B/19/07.

History and Museums Division

General Subject File 1940-1953 (0127-A1-1023)

The individual files constituting this artificially constructed series follow no consistent 

pattern of arrangement, but documents relating to particular subjects are often grouped 

together. Many of the records document Marine Corps operations in World War II. Included 

are action and intelligence reports for the Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Guam and Okinawa 

campaigns as well as for campaigns in the Marshall and Solomon Islands. Guadalcanal 

related files include an operations report of the 1st Marine Division, 1943 (files 9-12 through 

13-12). For Solomon Islands operations, there are intelligence summaries of Commander 

Aircraft, Solomon Islands, and Commander Aircraft, Northern Solomons, 1943-1945 (files 

2-11 through 5-11, 1-17 through 21-17, and 1-18 through 4-18). Okinawa campaign files 

include special action reports of the 6th Marine Division and its subordinate units, 1945 

(files 6-8 through 8-8, 12-8 through 21-8, 1-9 through 10-9, and 14-12 through 37-12). 

There is also an operational history of the 1st Marine Air Wing, July 1941-June 1946 (file 3-

15). Many other records relate to Marine Corps involvement in the Korean conflict, including 

a “Report on activities of Fleet Marine Force Pacific from 25 June 1950 to the Amphibious 

Assault at Inchon” (file 32-6); a two volume “Evaluation of the Influence of Marine Corps 

Forces on the Course of the Korean War, 4 Aug.-15 Dec. 1950” (file 48-6); and periodic 

intelligence reports of the 1st Marine Division, October 1950-November 1952 (files 27-18 

through 14-20). Other records include reports and intelligence assessments relating to 

the West Indies area, China, Japan, Germany, Great Britain, France, and Italy. Arranged 

according to a numerical scheme based on the original box and folder numbers. There is an 

agency-created folder list for this series. Boxes 1-59 location: 370/B/24/04. 

History and Museums Divisions — Entry 1023: General Subject File, 1940-1953
RG 131. Records of the Office of Alien Property 146

Records of the Office of Alien Property

Record Group 131

The World War II Office of Alien Property Custodian (APC), was established within the Office 

for Emergency Management by an executive order of March 11, 1942. By an executive 

order of April 21, 1942, the functions, personnel, and property of the Alien Property Division 

were transferred to APC, which had been established in the Department of Justice by the 

Attorney General on December 9, 1941, to handle certain enemy property responsibilities 

that resulted from the entrance of the United States into the war. 

An executive order of July 6, 1942 defined in detail the powers and duties of the APC 

and clarified the distinction between its authority and that of the Secretary of Treasury in 

relation to alien property. The order gave to the Secretary of the Treasury authority over 

foreign-owned properties that constituted general purchasing power and required no active 

management, such as cash, bullion, bank deposits, and securities. To the custodian it gave 

authority over types of foreign-owned property that were productive resources requiring 

active management, such as business enterprises, patents, copyrights, trademarks, and 

ships. An executive order of June 18, 1945, extended the jurisdiction of the custodian to 

cover all property in the United States owned by Germany or Japan or nationals of those 

countries, but the earlier limitation of its authority with respect to some types of property of 

other enemy countries or their nationals was not changed. 

An executive order of October 14, 1946, terminated the APC and transferred its functions, 

funds, personnel, records, and property (except those connected with property in the 

Philippine Islands) to the Department of Justice, in which it became the Office of Alien 

Property. 

Leo T. Crowley held the position of custodian from 1942 to 1944, and James E. Markham 

was custodian from 1944 to 1946.

An important collection of records within the record group are those created by the Foreign 

Funds Control during World War II. The Foreign Funds Control was organized in April 1940 

to administer the authority assigned to the Treasury Department by an executive order 

of April 10, 1940, placing restrictions on transactions in foreign exchange; the export or 

withdrawal of gold, silver, coin, and currency; and transfers of credit, securities, or any other 

evidences of ownership or of indebtedness involving property of the countries or nationals 

of the countries that had been invaded by German and Soviet armies. After the entry of 

the United States into the war the scope of the Foreign Funds Control’s activities widened to 

include the severing of all financial and commercial intercourse between the United States 

and the Axis and Axis-dominated countries; the prevention of all financial and commercial 

intercourse between the United States and any countries outside the Western Hemisphere 

that directly or indirectly benefited the Axis; the prevention of all financial and commercial 

transactions between the United States and any other American Republic that directly or 

indirectly benefited the Axis; and the stopping of all financial and commercial activity on the 

part of persons or corporations in the United States whose influence or activity was deemed 

inimical to the security of the Western Hemisphere. 

Office of Alien Property
RG 131. Records of the Office of Alien Property 147

The executive order of April 10, 1940, broadened by subsequent amendments, enumerated 

the countries with which unlicensed financial and commercial intercourse should be 

prohibited. A Presidential proclamation of July 17, 1941, authorized the Secretary of State, 

in conjunction with the Administrator of Export Control and the Coordinator of Commercial 

and Cultural Relations Between the American Republics, to prepare and maintain a 

“blacklist,” officially known as the Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals, naming 

all persons and business concerns whose activities were deemed to be in the interest or 

behalf of the Axis nations or against the interest of national defense. On July 6, 1942, the 

President issued an executive order clarifying the respective jurisdictions of the Secretary of 

the Treasury (acting through the Foreign Funds Control) and the APC. This order authorized 

the Secretary to handle all dollar balances, bullion, and securities of governments or 

nationals except those belonging to an enemy business; all property of the occupied and 

neutral countries and their nationals except those particular business enterprises that the 

APC determined that must be, in the national interest, under control; all transactions or 

business dealing with countries frozen under the executive order of April 10, 1940, and 

its amendments; and all other phases of freezing control. The order stipulated that if the 

Secretary of the Treasury should have occasion to vest any property (other than the assets 

of foreign governments and central banks), such property should be vested in the APC. 

The Foreign Funds Control was abolished on July 15, 1947, and its residual functions, 

personnel, and records were transferred to the Treasury Department’s Office of International 

Finance. An executive order of August 20, 1948, transferred responsibility for all work 

that still remained to be done with foreign funds control to the Office of Alien Property, 

Department of Justice. 

Orders

Vesting orders, supervisory orders, and general orders were the three basic forms of control 

used by the APC and the Office of Alien Property. Vesting orders were the instrument used 

in the seizure of property or interests in property described in the order. During World War 

II over 5,000 vesting orders were issued by APC, vesting some 500 business enterprises, 

banks, and insurance companies; over 50,000 patents and copyrights; and thousands of 

pieces of property and assets. By July 1, 1952, over 13,000 more vesting orders were 

issued. The vested property was returned or liquidated by various means, primarily by 

allowing a title or debt claim, of which over 67,000 were made. Another means by which 

property was returned to private hands was by the issuance of divesting orders, whereby 

the federal government relinquished vested proprietary interests. The vesting orders were 

published in the Federal Register. A complete listing of all the vesting orders, giving the 

vesting order number, summary description of the vested property, and the Federal Register

citation is contained in the annual reports of the Office of Alien Property and Office of Alien 

Property. 

Supervisory orders provided for the direction, management, supervision, and control of 

specified foreign-owned property by the APC without transfer of ownership to the APC. 

The APC issued supervisory orders for four main purposes: to facilitate investigations, to 

supplement vesting orders, to acquire control over the property of nationals of enemyoccupied countries, and, to acquire control over the property of internees. 

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In contrast to vesting orders and supervisory orders, which referred to specified pieces of 

property, general orders required certain classes of persons, or persons having interests in 

certain types of property, to perform or refrain from performing certain acts. General orders 

were issued not only as a means of controlling property, but also for a variety of other 

purposes. Several of the general orders gave the APC control over transactions relating to 

property of nationals of certain foreign countries in patents, trademarks, and copyrights. 

Seven of the general orders related to the discovery of the interests of different persons in 

property subject to the control of the APC. Three general orders required payment to the 

APC of royalties due to nationals of enemy and enemy-occupied countries under contracts 

based on rights in patents, copyrights, and trademarks. Four general orders dealt with 

claims against the custodian. One general order set up exchange ratios between the 

currency of the United States and that of five enemy countries to provide for the discharge 

of certain obligations, the amount of which was fixed in foreign currency. 

The vesting orders and the general orders were published in the Federal Register. The 

supervisory orders were not. 

General Orders (0131-A1-262)

Case files consisting of copies of general orders, correspondence, and memorandums. 

Arranged numerically by general order number. Box 488 location: 230/39/4/02. 

Supervisory Orders (0131-A1-261)

Case files consisting of originals and copies of supervisory orders, recommendations for 

supervision, memorandums, and copies of recession and termination orders. Arranged 

numerically by supervisory order number. Boxes 484-486 location: 230/39/4/01. 

Vesting Order Case Files (0131-UD-UP-3)

Case files consisting of copies of vesting orders; recommendations for vesting; court 

documents; agreements; hearing examination files; orders nullifying all or part of original 

vesting order; and other legal, financial, and investigative records. Arranged numerically by 

vesting order number. The annual reports of the Office of Alien Property serve as an index to 

the vesting order number. Boxes 336-471 location: B190/80/7/7. 

Box V.O. Description of Property Vested

336 25

4,000 shares of the common stock of Yamanaka & Co., Inc., New York. 

City; 400 shares of the common stock of Yamanaka & Co., Inc., Chicago; 

and 150 shares of the common stock of Yamanaka & Co., Inc., Boston.

337 83 All of the capital stock of S. Suzuki & Co.

338 133 All the assets of Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., Japan, and its New York 

City, San Francisco, and Seattle branches.

338 144 All rights of Yamanaka and Co., Ltd., Japan, in certain real property in 

Bar Harbor, Maine.

343 330 All rights of Yamanaka & Co., Ltd., Japan in the debts of Yamanaka & Co., 

Inc., Boston, Massachusetts.

343 345 All of the assets of the Bank of Japan, Tokyo, and its New York Branch.

350 911 All excess of the Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. of New York.

350 912 All excess assets of the Mitsui Bank, Ltd. of New York.

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Box V.O. Description of Property Vested

350 915 All excess assets of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. of New York 

remaining after payment of claims.

350 917 All excess assets of the Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd. of New York.

352 1095

All rights of the City of Yokohama, the city of Tokyo, the Taiwan Electric 

Power Co. and the Japanese Imperial Government in the debts of the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (New York)

354 1255 All the assets of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Seattle, Wash., branch.

355 1324 All the excess assets of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (San Francisco) 

remaining after payment of claims.

356 1416 All rights of Japanese Chamber of Commerce of New York, Inc., in any 

property whatsoever.

358 1501 All rights of Japanese Chamber of Commerce of New York, Inc., in any 

property whatsoever.

362 1760 Copyright interests of certain Japanese nationals in motion picture film.

366 2130 All rights of Robert Bosch A.G. in a contract with Tokushichi Mishima, 

relating to a patent.

368 2301 Certain personal property owned by Sumitomo Chemical Company.

373 2703 All rights of Kame Fukuda in Sanyo Co., sole proprietorship; and all the 

assets of that company.

376 2952 Certain personal property owned by Yamanaka & Co., Ltd.

383 3556 All motion picture film and copyright interests therein owned or 

controlled by Asahi Production.

384 3640 Certain personal property owned by Yamanaka & Co., Ltd. of Kyoto, 

Japan.

384 3641 Certain personal property owned by Yamanaka & Co., Ltd. of Osaka, 

Japan.

386 3771 All rights of Yamanaka & Co., Ltd., Osaka, Japan.

386 3838 Certain personal property owned by Nippon Kogei-Japan Crafts; and all of 

its rights in the debts of Yamanaka & Co., Inc.

388 4037 All of the capital stock of H. Yamanaka & Co., Ltd.

391 4205 Certain real property located in Honolulu, T.H., owned by Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd.

392 4365 All of the assets of The Nikka Life Insurance Co., Ltd. and/or its United 

States branch.

392 4366 All of the assets of The Nippon Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. and/or its United 

States branch.

394 4626 All motion picture film and copyright interests therein owned by Asahi 

Eiga Selsaku Co., Ltd., and others.

404 6196 All rights of Kichitaro Yamanaka in the debts of Yamanaka & Co. Inc. 

(Boston).

408 7174 All rights of the Imperial Japanese Government in the debts of the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., New York.

409 7405

One bond owned by Juichi Tsushima; and a debt owing to him by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York as liquidator of the 

business and property in New York of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

409 7575

Certain securities owned by S. Minokoshi; and a debt owing to him by 

the Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York as liquidator of the 

business and property in New York of Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

409 7588

Certain debts owing to Masuo Saneyoshi and others by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York as liquidator of the 

business and property in New York of Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

410 7671

Certain debts owing to Tori Kiwata and others by the Superintendent of 

Banks of the State of New York as liquidator of the business and property 

in New York of Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

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Box V.O. Description of Property Vested

410 7682

A debt owing to Yosio Sasamoto by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of New York as liquidator of the business and property in New York 

of Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

410 7688 Certain securities owned by S. Suzuki & Co., Ltd.

412 7993

A debt owing to Ichiro Matsudaira by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San 

Francisco; a debt owing to him by American National Red Cross; and a 

debt owing to him by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

412 7998

Certain debts owing to Keiko Teshirogi and others by the Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., San Francisco.

412 8017

A debt owing to Keitaro Daigo by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San 

Francisco; and a debt owing him by the Federal Reserve Bank of New 

York.

412 8019 

Certain debts owing to Kikuye Hamasaki by the Superintendent of Banks 

of the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, 

Ltd., Los Angeles office.

412 8020 

A debt owing to Yoshitaro Hatori by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office.

412 8022

A debt owing to Yasuhisa Matsudaira by the Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

San Francisco.

412 8023

A debt owing to Morinosuke Okawa by the Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Los Angeles office.

412 8025

A debt owing to Yutaka Takase by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San 

Francisco.

412 8027 

A debt owing to T. Ugaya by the Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles 

office.

412 8028

A debt owing to Teichi Yamamoto by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office.

412 8106 A debt owing to the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Yokohama, Japan, by 

the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

413 8124 

A debt owing to Mitsuhiro Motoyoshi by the Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

San Francisco.

413 8127

A debt owing to the Nippon Mining Co., Ltd. by the Superintendent of 

Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., San Francisco.

413 8145

Certain debts owing to Akira Umemoto and others by the Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office.

414 8369 A debt owing to Ichiro Higashida by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Honolulu.

414 8381

Certain bank accounts owned by Toraichi Uyeda; a debt owing to him by 

Hawaii Suisan Kaisha Ltd.; and a debt owing to him by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

414 8382 A bank account owned by Shozo Yamamoto; and a debt owing to him by 

the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

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Box V.O. Description of Property Vested

414 8402

A debt owing to Kei Yasuhara and a debt owing to James Kuromi by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office.

416 8752

A debt owing to Tatsuji Takahiro by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of New York as liquidator of the business and property in New York 

of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

417 8817

A debt owing to Toyoka Nozaki by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office.

417 8905

A debt owing to Shunichi Murata by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office.

417 8919

A debt owing to Shoichiro Kashiwagi by the Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of New York, as liquidator of the business and property in New 

York of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

418 8950

Two bank accounts and certain securities owned by Rinichi Akinaka; 

certain debts owing to him by Sunrise Soda Water Works Co., Ltd.; and a 

debt owing to him by The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

418 9032

Certain debts owing to Tsuruye Toyoda and others by the Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie 

Bank Ltd., Los Angeles office.

418 9098

Two debts owing to Heisaku Toyoda by the Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California, and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, 

Ltd., Los Angeles office.

418 9111

A debt owing to Sunaye Nakamura by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California, and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Los Angeles office.

419 9301

Certain debts owing to Kihachiro Kimura and others by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York as liquidator of the 

business and property in New York of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

420 9405

Certain debts owing to Susumu Yamaguti and others by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York as liquidator of the 

business and property in New York of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

420 9417 A debt owing to Dai-Ichi Bank, Ltd., by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Honolulu.

420 9425 A debt owing to Unkai Mikami by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Honolulu.

420 9458

Certain debts owing to Nobuo Usami and others by the Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and the Liquidator of the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco.

420 9523

Certain debts owing to Masaichi Morino and others by the Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office.

420 9528 A debt owing to Yasuda Bank Ltd., by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Honolulu.

421 9652

A debt owing to Minoru Iino by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., and/or 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco.

421 9663 A debt owing to Yoshio Niiyama by E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co.

422 9828

Certain debts owing to Takashi Ito and others by the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

422 9858

Certain debts owing to Takashi Ito and others by the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

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Box V.O. Description of Property Vested

422 9822

A debt owing to Jichiro Yonemoto by Schwabacher & Co.; and a debt 

owing to him by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco, and/or 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of that 

bank.

423 9927 A debt owing to Yamamoto & Co., Ltd., by Millers Falls Co.

423 10006

Two debts owing to Tokiko Satake and two others by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

423 10078

Two bank accounts and certain securities owned by Rev. Gikyo Kuchiba; 

a debt owing to him by Pacific Bank; and a debt owing to him by the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

424 10108

Certain debts owing to Yoshihisa Kumahiro and two others by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of the 

Sumitomo Bank of California, and of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

San Francisco.

424 10305

Two debts owing to Shigemori Mayemura and Seigo Mira by the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

425 10396

A debt owing to Hiroshi Nozawa by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of California 

and Liquidator of that bank.

426 10596

Certain securities owned by Shu Tomii and others; and certain debts 

owing to them by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco, and/or 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of that 

bank.

426 10646 A debt owing to Japan by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

427 10801

Certain debts owing to Nobuko Hosomura and two others by the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

428 10886

A debt owing to Kadori Naruse by the Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of New York, as liquidator of the business and property in New York 

of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.; and a debt owing to Matae Ohno by 

that bank

429 11039

Certain debts owing to Kiyoshi Nakandakari and two others by the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and liquidator of that bank.

429 11071

Certain debts owing to Ichitaro Tatsumi and others by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and liquidator of that bank.

429 11146

Certain debts owing to Bukichi Tabata and others by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and liquidator of that bank.

429 11222

A debt owing to Masae Higashikuze by the Yokohama Specie Bank, 

Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and liquidator of that bank.

430 11261

A debt owing to Kiyo Sue Inui by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and liquidator of that bank.

431 11445 A bank account and certain securities owned by Bannoske Yoshimura; 

and a debt owing to him by Francis I. duPont & Co.

432 11699

A debt owing to Yoshitaro Kambe by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and Liquidator of that bank.

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432 11758

Certain debts owing to Tome Tsuchida and others by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

432 11831

A debt owing to Jenpei Oka by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of California 

and Liquidator of that bank.

432 11847

Certain debts owing to Buichiro Ayukawa and others by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks 

of the State of California and liquidator of that bank.

432 11854

Certain debts owing to Toraichi Ishimaru and others by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks 

of the State of California.

432 11863 A bank account owned by Eiji Tsumura; and a debt owing to him and to 

Harue Tsumura by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

432 11865

A debt owing to Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Japan by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and liquidator of that bank.

433 11888

Certain debts owing to Tomo Takashina and Masayoshi Yokai by the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and liquidator of that bank.

433 11960

A debt owing to Tomitaro Kasai by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and liquidator of that bank.

433 11963

A debt owing to A. Oshita by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San 

Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and liquidator of that bank.

434 12087

A debt owing to Shizuko Minami by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office, and a debt owing to Sumio Maehara by the Sumitomo 

Bank of California, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and liquidator of those banks.

434 12165

Certain securities owned by Kenshu Murakami; a debt owing to him by 

the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu; a debt owing to him by the 

Sumitomo Bank of Hawaii; and a debt owing to him by Ichiro Sato, d/b/a 

Komatsuya Hotel.

434 12166

Certain debts owing to the Nippon Club by the Yokohama Specie Bank, 

Ltd., San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and liquidator of that bank.

434 12193 A debt owing to Yusen Shain Club by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Honolulu.

435 12339 A debt owing to Takajiro Haranaka and Satsu Haranaka by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu.

435 12390

A debt owing to Yamakana & Co, Ltd., London, and a debt owing to 

Kichitaro Yamanaka by Yamanaka & Co., Inc., New York; a debt owing 

to the former and a debt owing to Yamanaka & Co., Ltd., Shanghai by 

Yamanaka & Co., Inc. (Mass.).

435 12461

A debt owing to Matsuo Oki by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of California 

and Liquidator of that bank.

436 12572

A debt owing to H. Fujimoto by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and Liquidator of that bank.

436 13140 A debt owing to Tamejiro Yokayama by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Honolulu.

436 13181

Certain debts owing to Kiyoshi Nakamura and Kin Sumiyoshi by the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and liquidator of that bank.

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441 13554

Two debts owing to Kiyoshi Hayakawa and Susumu Yamaguchi by the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

441 13555

Certain bank accounts owned by the Japanese Government; and certain 

debts owing to it by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., New York, and the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent 

of Banks of the State of California and Liquidator of that bank.

441 13673

A debt owing to Yasutaro Naito by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of California 

and Liquidator of that bank.

441 13674

A debt owing to Takuzo Nakashima by the Yokohama Specie Bank, 

Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and Liquidator of that bank.

442 13754 A debt owing to Yuki Fukuba by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Honolulu.

442 13759

A debt owing to Yoshiharu Nomura by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and Liquidator of that bank.

447 14637

Certain personal property owned by Hideo Kikosaki; a debt owing to him 

by the California Bank; and a debt owing to him by the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the 

State of California and liquidator of that bank.

447 14763 A debt owing to Nosawa & Co., Ltd., by the Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of New York, as Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

448 14994 Certain debts owing to the Japanese Government by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Honolulu, T. H.

453 15890

A debt owing to Yaye Fukasawa by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los 

Angeles office, and/or superintendent of Banks and liquidator of that 

bank.

456 16667

Certain debts owing to Takao Arai and Jukichi Takeda by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York, as liquidator of the 

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

457 16705 A debt owing to Kenichi Tomita and others by the Yokohama Specie 

Bank, Ltd., in liquidation.

461 17433

A debt owing to the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of 

the State of California and liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., 

Los Angeles office.

462 17617 Cash, $401, owned by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

462 17648

A debt owing to Daisaku Osawa by the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., New 

York office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York and 

liquidator of that bank.

467 18320

A debt owing to Masato Kawashima by the Yokohama Specie Bank, 

Ltd., Los Angeles office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State of 

California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Los Angeles 

Office.

467 18324

Certain funds on deposit with the Treasury Dept. owned by Fujio Nakano; 

a debt owing to him by the New York Telephone Co.; and a debt owing 

to him by the Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York as 

Liquidator of the business and property in New York of the Yokohama 

Specie Bank, Ltd.

468 18431 The sum, $187,336, owned by Yokohama Specie Bank.

468 18459

A debt owing to Japanese nationals, names unknown, by the 

Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York, as Liquidator of the 

business and property in New York of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

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468 18498

A debt owing to Central Bank of Manchou by the Superintendent of Banks 

of the State of New York as Liquidator of the business and property in 

New York of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

471 18716

A debt owing to Masataro Iwamoto by the Yokohama Specie Bank, 

Ltd., San Francisco office, and/or Superintendent of Banks of the State 

of California and Liquidator of the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., San 

Francisco office.

471 18813 Claims of W. Bastel & Co. and others against the Yokohama Specie Bank 

Ltd. to proceeds from certain drafts.

471 18861 A debt owing to Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., by H. Katada.

Legal Records

Between 1942 and 1965 the Alien Property Custodian and the Office of Alien Property were 

involved in some 3,000 suits and other judicial proceedings. Many of the suits involved 

title claims for return of vested property under sections 9(a) and 32 of the Trading With the 

Enemy Act; section 207 of the International Claims Settlement Act, and claims for payment 

of debts owed by the prevesting owners of vested property under section 34 of the Trading 

With the Enemy Act and section 203 of the International Claims Settlement Act. Suits were 

also initiated by the APC under section 17 of the Trading with the Enemy Act to enforce 

compliance with vesting orders. 

Cases involving vested property in estates or trusts were by far the most numerous 

among those suits and judicial proceedings in which the APC had an involvement. The 

litigation involving estates and trusts encompassed a variety of types of cases. Some cases 

pertained to provisions in wills that attempted to prevent vesting of enemy interests in 

estates by postponing distribution thereof until after the war. Other litigation concerned 

the constitutionality of the laws of certain States that prevented foreigners residing outside 

of the United States from taking property by succession unless a reciprocal right existed 

in favor of American citizens under the laws of the countries of which such foreigners were 

citizens. Most of the remaining estate and trust cases involved attacks on wills, proof of 

heirship, and revocation of trusts. 

Other suits and judicial proceedings in which the APC had an interest pertained to actions 

relating to banks and insurance companies in liquidation; matters relating to corporate 

and individual insolvencies; matters involving taxes and assessments; matters relative to 

patents, trademarks, and copyrights; actions relating to real property; causes in admiralty; 

and matters involving property seized in World War I. 

Administrative “O” File 1941-1959 

This series consists of correspondence, memorandums, telegrams, lists of cases, summaries 

of cases, status reports on cases, and other records relating to legal matters involving alien 

property. Included is a 96-page mimeographed study “Alien Property Litigation in World War 

II,” dated September 1, 1949. This study contains a seven-page alphabetical index listing 

approximately 300 cases mentioned in the study. The series is arranged chronologically. Box 

1 location: 230/38/49/06; Box 295 (Accession 131-64E896) location: 230/40/34/01 

Office of Alien Property — Entry 3: Vesting Order Case Files, n.d.
RG 131. Records of the Office of Alien Property 156

Alphabetical Index to Litigation Case Files 1942-1987 (0131-A1-280)

This series consists of approximately 5,000 3” x 5” index cards giving name or subject, 

short synopsis of the case, and the case file number. Arranged alphabetically by name or 

subject. Boxes 1-6 location: 230/40/33/05.

Litigative Case Files 1942-1965 (0131-UD-UP-2)

This series consists of correspondence, memorandums, cables, affidavits, depositions, 

judgment orders, pretrial conference material, motions, briefs, stipulations, complaints, 

trial transcripts, investigative reports, copies of vesting orders, and other legal records. 

Arranged roughly numerically by case number. Often exhibit material is contained separately 

from the main case file.

Boxes 1-89 [Federal Record Center boxes] location: 230/38/49/06 

Boxes 295-317, 320-441, 444-452, 454-531, 533-538 [Federal Record Center boxes] 

(Accession 131-64E896) location: 230/40/34/01

The following records of the Office of Foreign Funds Control of the Treasury Department, 

1940-1947, were transferred to the Office of Alien Property Custodian. 

Foreign Funds Control Subject Files 1942-1960 (0131-A1-247)

This series consists of correspondence, memorandums, reports, circulars, investigative 

reports, general licenses, tabulations, proclaimed lists, foreign documents, and other 

records relating to the major activities of the Foreign Funds Control during World War II. 

The files touch on such subjects as foreign assets control, the Safehaven program, freezing 

controls, defrosting activities, gold, and financial activities involving most countries. The 

records are arranged alphabetically by subject. A box list is available. Boxes 1-511 [Federal 

Record Center Boxes location 230/38/9/04.

Box Subject

27 Axis

29-34 Banks, Foreign location: 230/38/10/06

109 Enemy Countries: Assets Estimated from TFR 300 Reports Enemy-Owned 

Concerns Project 

109 “Enemy Private Property”-Rubin [a draft article by Seymour Rubin] 

109 Enemy Territory-Transmission of Private Documents To and From location: 

30/38/14/05 

119-126 Federal Reserve Banks location: 230/38/15/01

132 Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Bureau of 

132 Foreign Economics Administration 

132 Foreign Economics Administration-Blockade Division 

132 Foreign Economic Policy, Executive Committee on 

132 Foreign Exchange Committee location: 230/38/15/05 

133 Foreign Exchange location: 230/38/15/06 

133-134 Discussion of FFC Documents (i.e., explanation of all the documents governing 

the activities of the FFC) location: 230/38/15/06

Administrative ‘O’ File — Entry 247: Foreign Funds Control Subject Files, 1942-1960
RG 131. Records of the Office of Alien Property 157

Box Subject

177 Gold location: 230/38/17/06

190 Japan location: 230/38/20/02

231 Japanese External Assets (in Turkey and Neutral Countries) location: 

230/38/20/04

232 Japanese Legation Funds in Switzerland location: 230/38/20/04

294 Monetary Research (2 files) location: 230/38/23/03

347-352 Proclaimed Lists location: 230/38/26/01 

353 Project: Maintenance of Blocking Action After Freezing Order is Lifted 

353 Property: Blocked (Estimates on) [1949-1950] location: 230/38/26/02

366-368 Reports, TFR Form-300 location: 230/38/26/06 

368-369 Reports, TFR Form-500 location: 230/38/26/07

381 Safehaven Project 

381 Safehaven Project 12/43-9/1944 location: 230/38/27/05 

382 Safehaven Project (not processed) (not processed) October 19, 1944-April 15, 

1945 location: 230/38/27/05 

383 Safehaven Project (not processed) April 16-June 30, 1945 location: 

230/38/27/05 

384 Safehaven Project (not processed) July 1-September 30, 1945 location: 

230/38/27/06 

385 Safehaven Project (not processed) November 1945-April 1946 location: 

230/38/27/06

388 Safehaven-Japanese assets location: 230/38/27/07

434-436 State Department location: 230/38/30/01 

436 State Department-Office of World Trade Intelligence location: 230/38/30/02

436 State Department-World Trade Intelligence Division 

456 Swiss Reinsurance Co. in Japan 

456 Swiss-Japanese Financial Arrangements 

456 Switzerland: Account of Japanese Interests location: 230/38/31/02

475 Treasury Department 

475 Treasury Department Circular File 

475 Treasury Department: Comptroller of the Currency 

475

Treasury Department: Transcript of a lecture given by E.M. Bernstein on April 

21, 1943 “Treasury’s Fight Against Axis Looting” [a draft article submitted by a 

private citizen, June 1944]

475 Treasury Enforcement Agencies 

475 Treasury Investigative Requests Treaties and Agreements Between United 

States and Former Enemy Countries location: 230/38/32/01

507 Yokohama Specie Bank location: 230/38/33/05

Administrative ‘O’ File — Entry 247: Foreign Funds Control Subject Files, 1942-1960
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 158

Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army)

Record Group 153

War Crimes Branch

The War Crimes Office, established as a branch in October 1944, represented the United 

States in the United Nations War Crimes Commission, and collected and prepared evidence 

for the trials of suspected war criminals. Though the agency began as an army activity, 

it became an army and navy enterprise in January 1945, under the control of the Judge 

Advocate General’s Office. After the appointment in May 1945 of Justice Robert H. 

Jackson as United States Chief of Council for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality, the War 

Crimes Office concentrated on preparing charges against lesser war criminals, although 

it also provided aid to the Chief of Counsel and his staff in preparing cases against major 

defendants. The War Crimes Office gathered information from many sources, including 

interviews and depositions from returned members of the army, navy, and civilian agencies, 

and it prepared charges for submission to the War Crimes Commission on behalf of the 

United States. The agency’s work, at first centered in the United States, was expanded late 

in 1944 to include work in several overseas theaters of operations by the War Crimes Branch 

of the Judge Advocate General Sections of the headquarters of the appropriate commands, 

and by War Crimes Investigating Teams attached to some field armies. Simultaneously, the 

Navy Department appointed similar units in naval commands that were responsible to the 

Judge Advocate General of the Navy. 

After several reorganizations, the War Crimes Office had five divisions by September 1945. 

Among them were the Eastern Division that had responsibilities for investigating charges 

of war crimes against American personnel in the Far East and Pacific areas; the Research 

and Information Division which investigated war crimes problems common to all theaters 

of operations, maintained liaison with other agencies in the collection of information, and 

conducted such special projects as were assigned to it; the Special Projects Division which 

handled special work assigned by the Chief of Counsel; and the Administrative Division 

which handled administrative services. In March 1946 the Office was transferred to the 

Civil Affairs Division of the War Department General Staff and was renamed the War Crimes 

Branch. On January 1, 1949, it was re-transferred to the Judge Advocate General’s Office 

and renamed the War Crimes Division. 

Letters Sent (Executive Reading File) 1948-1951 (0153-A1-131)

Boxes 1-7 location: 270/1/4/02

Letters Received 1944-1951 (0153-A1-132)

Boxes 1-34 location: 270/1/4/03

Box Subject

1 ATIS. Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1941 April 11, 1945

1 ATIS. Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1966 April 19, 1945

1 ATIS. Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1987 April 25, 1945

1 ATIS. Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1998 April 27, 1945

War Crimes Branch — Entry 132: Letters Received, 1944-1951
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 159

Box Subject

1 ATIS. Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2002 May 6, 1945

1 Chronological Chart of Ex-Prisoner of War Camps in Japan Proper; True 

translation of the compilation from extracts from official records of the Japanese 

Government Prisoner of War Information Bureau, ca. 1945, ca. 20 pp.

1 Enclosure #2 to letter, HQ, United States Forces, India Burma Theater, War 

Crimes Branch, dated October 6, 1945, subject- Preliminary Report of War 

Crimes Branch, IBT, Regarding War Crimes Against U.S. POW’s Liberated in SEAC 

Areas. Report, OSS, IBT, September 5, 1945, with supplement report September 

18, 1945, ca. 150 pp. location: 270/1/4/03

1 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information, New 

Delhi, India. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories. Alphabetical 

Index of Japanese in All Areas Supplement No. 1 to the 3rd ed., Issued 

December 31, 1944; March 4, 1945 19 pp.

1 Military Intelligence Division. Friendly Japanese August 21, 1945, ca. 450 pp. 

1 Military Intelligence Division. List of Staff of the Japanese Army August 1, 1945 

170 pp. and chart 

1 Military Intelligence Division. Lists of Japanese Officers Connected With Japanese 

Prisoner of War Camps MID Project 2570 September 10, 1945 14 pp.

1 Military Intelligence Service. Intelligence Organization of Japan MID Project 103 

December 20, 1944 48 pp. and chart

1 Military Intelligence Service. List of Officials of Japanese Government Since1937 

and Their Biographies MID Project 1648 July 21, 1945 169 pp.

1A Biographical Reports prepared by the Research and Analysis Branch, Office of 

Strategic Services and the Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and 

Intelligence Service, Department of State 1945-1946. Reports range between 

1 and 16 pages; usually 2-5 pages, on approximately 125 prominent Japanese 

political, industrial and military leaders. Arranged in two alphabetical groups. 

Some of the individuals for whom reports were prepared are:

1A Lt. Gen. Hatazo Adachi

1A Kasuo Aoki

1A General Kenji Doihara 

1A Vice Adm. Shigeru Fukutome (Fukutome) 

1A Maj. Gen. Yoshihide Hayashi 

1A Prince, Gen. Naruhito Higashi-Kuni-No-Miya 

1A Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma

1A Koki Hirota 

1A Kumataro Honda

1A Baron, Gen. Shigeru Honjo

1A Naoki Hoshino 

1A Maj. Gen. Otogoro (Otsugor) Ishida

1A Tsuneo Kanemitsu

1A Viscount Admiral Takayoshi Kato

1A Gen. Heitaro (Hyotar) Kimura 

1A Prince Fumimaro Konoe (Konoye)

1A Gen. Shigenori Kuroda

1A Saburo Kurusu

1A Yoshihisa Kuzuu

1A Yonezo Maeda

1A General Jinzaburo Masaki

1A Hiromasa Matsizaka

War Crimes Branch — Entry 132: Letters Received, 1944-1951
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 160

Box Subject

1A General Jiro Minami

1A Lt. Col. Mori

1A Shozo Murata

1A Chokyo Murayam

1A Lt. Gen. Akira (Sho) Muto 

1A Col. Akira Nagahama

1A Prince Field Marshal Morimasa Nashimoto

1A Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura

1A Viscount, Vice Admiral Naganari Ogasawara 

1A Taketora (Taketomi, Takeori) Ogata

1A Chuichi Ohashi

1A General Yasutsugu Okamura

1A Vice Adm. Denshichi (Dempachi, Denkichi) Okochi (Okouchi, Okawachi)

1A Lt. Gen. Sadamu (Sada, Sadashi, Tei) Shimomura

1A Lt. Gen. Nobutaka Shioden (Shioten)

1A Toshiro Shiratori

1A Admiral Onbumasa Suesugu

1A Lt. Gen. Hisakazu (Hisaichi) Tanaka

1A General Shizuichi (Shizuisu, Schichi) Tanaka

1A Masayuki Tani

1A Count, Field Marshal Hisaichi (Juichi) Terauchi

1A Shigeneri Togo

1A Lt. Gen. Kyoji (Yatsugu) Tominaga

1A General Kenkichi Ueda

1A General Yoshijiro Umezu

1A General Otozo Yamada

1A General Tomoyuki (Hobon) Yamashita

1A Shigeru Yoshida 

1A Enclosure #8 to letter, HQ, United States Forces, India Burma Theater, War 

Crimes Branch, dated October 6, 1945, subject- Preliminary Report of War 

Crimes Branch, IBT, Regarding War Crimes Against U.S. POWs Liberated in SEAC 

Areas. SEAC Theater List of Suspects, List #1 September 21, 1945; Enclosure 

#9 to above letter, SEAC Theater List of Suspects, List #2 October 1, 1945; 

Enclosure #10 to above letter, List of Suspects (Japanese) IBT Report. #1 

September 1945, ca. 200 pp. 

1A Military Intelligence Service. List of Japanese Army Commanders July 1, 1945, 26 

pp. location: 270/1/4/03

1A Who’s Who Unit, Japan Intelligence Section, Analysis and Research Bureau, 

Target Intelligence Division, Overseas Branch-San Francisco, Office of War 

Information. Japanese Personal Intelligence Collation No. 1 July 25, 1945, ca. 

125 pp.

2 Enclosure #1 to letter, HQ, United States Forces, India Burma Theater, War 

Crimes Branch, dated October 6, 1945, subject- Preliminary Report of War 

Crimes Branch, IBT, Regarding War Crimes Against U.S. POWs Liberated in SEAC 

Areas. Report, Counter Intelligence Corps, India Burma Theater, September 23, 

1945, with Exhibits A, B, and C, ca. 150 pp.

War Crimes Branch — Entry 132: Letters Received, 1944-1951
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 161

Box Subject

2 Enclosure #3 to letter, HQ, United States Forces, India Burma Theater, War 

Crimes Branch, dated October 6, 1945, subject- Preliminary Report of War 

Crimes Branch, IBT, Regarding War Crimes Against U.S. POWs Liberated in SEAC 

Areas. Letter, OSS, India-Burma Theater, with statements of Flight Leader Mott 

and Ensign Smith, September 18, 1945; Enclosure #4 to above letter, Report 

OSS #ZM-1908, September 4, 1945; and Enclosure #5 to above letter, Letter 

OSS September 19, 1945, with OSS Report, ZM-1969, September 18, 1945, ca. 

12 pp.

2 Enclosure #6 to letter, HQ, United States Forces, India Burma Theater, War 

Crimes Branch, dated October 6, 1945, subject- Preliminary Report of War 

Crimes Branch, IBT, Regarding War Crimes Against U.S. POWs Liberated in SEAC 

Areas. Photostatic copy of a list of deceased prisoners of war obtained by MISX 

of G-2 USFIBT from Commander William Epstein, U.S. Navy September 7, 1945, 

7 pp. 

2 Enclosure #7 to letter, HQ, United States Forces, India Burma Theater, War 

Crimes Branch, dated October 6, 1945, subject- Preliminary Report of War 

Crimes Branch, IBT, Regarding War Crimes Against U.S. POWs Liberated in 

SEAC Areas. Narratives of Capt. Fitzsimmons and Capt. Fowler, and material 

supplementing MISX of G-2 U.S. Forces India-Burma Theater Questionnaires of 

Capt. A. L. Fitzsimmons and Capt. I. H. Fowler, both of 131st Field Artillery, ca. 

October 1945, ca. 75 pp.

2 Enclosure #11 to letter, HQ, United States Forces, India Burma Theater, War 

Crimes Branch, dated October 6, 1945, subject- Preliminary Report of War 

Crimes Branch, IBT, Regarding War Crimes Against U.S. POWs Liberated in SEAC 

Areas. Photostatic copy of Japanese officials and guards involved at Thailand 

Prisoner of War Camps. September 11, 1945, ca. 50 pp.

2 Apprehension Section, War Crimes Branch, Office of the Theater Judge Advocate, 

GHQ, AFPAC. Perpetrators October 13, 1945, 73 pp.

2 Apprehension Section, War Crimes Branch, Office of the Theater Judge Advocate, 

GHQ, AFPAC. Detained Japanese Perpetrators October 17, 1945, 54 pp.

2 Apprehension Section, War Crimes Branch, Office of the Theater Judge Advocate, 

GHQ, AFPAC. Perpetrators Supplementary List No. 1 October 19, 1945, 54 pp.

2 Australian Military Forces List No. 10 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Held 

in Custody June 4, 1946, 9 pp.

2 Australian Military Forces List No. 2 of Japanese War Criminals Implicated in War 

Crimes Against Australians, and Held in SEAC or SCAP Areas August 23, 1946, 

39 pp.

2 Australian Military Forces List No. 6 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Not yet 

in Custody June 18, 1946, 25 pp.

2 Australian Military Forces List No. 7 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Not yet 

in Custody August 26, 1946, 26 pp.

2 Australian Military Forces List No. 8 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Not yet 

in Custody October 8, 1946, 17 pp.

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) List No. 8 November 

1945, 7 pp.

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) List No. 7 October 1945, 

22 pp.

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) List No. 6 October 1945, 

18 pp.

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) List No. 5 October 1945, 

21 pp.

War Crimes Branch — Entry 132: Letters Received, 1944-1951
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 162

Box Subject

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List No. 4 Second List of War Criminals Holding Key Positions (Japanese) Sept. 

1945, 4 pp.

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List No. 3 First List of War Criminals Holding Key Positions (Japanese) Sept. 

1945, 7 pp.

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) List No. 2 September 

1945, 22 pp.

2 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) List No. 1 August 1945, 

22 pp.

2 War Crimes Branch, United States Forces, India-Burma Theater. List of War 

Crimes Suspects: POW Camps, Burma (Bangkok-Moulmein Railroad), Thailand, 

Indo-China, Singapore, Java, Sumatra, Celebes, Banka Island, and Enroute on 

Board Ship October 22, 1945, 34 pp.

2 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. List of Suspects. SEAC 

Reproduction List No. 8 prepared by Australian Military Forces, Southwest Pacific 

Area November 24, 1945, 19 pp. location: 270/1/4/03

2 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. SEAC Theater, List of Suspects 

No. 11 November 22, 1945, 12 pp.

3 Apprehension Section, War Crimes Branch, GHQ, AFPAC. Detained Japanese 

Perpetrators Supplementary list No. 1 [supplementing list of October 17, 1945] 

November 7, 1945, 22 pp.

3 Apprehension Section, War Crimes Branch, GHQ, AFPAC. Perpetrators 

Supplementary list No. 2 [supplements the list of October 13 and Supplementary 

List No. 1 of October 19] November 3, 1945, 142 pp.

3 Far Eastern and Pacific Sub Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission. 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses List No. 1 August 1945 (Japanese) 

S.E.A.C. Reproduction List No. 4 and reproduced by War Crimes Section SEAC 

October 3, 1945, 23 pp.

3 Incident Work Sheets POW Camps, Burma (Bangkok-Moulmein Railroad), 

Thailand, Indo-China, Singapore, Java, Sumatra, Celebes, Banka Island, and 

Enroute on Board Ship; ca. September 1945, 115 pp. with an index

3 No. 1 Advanced HQ “E” Group, SEA and India Commands. “E” Group 

Consolidated Interrogation Report, British PWW, Liberated from Rangoon Central 

Jail n.d., 45 pp. location: 270/1/4/03

3 United Nations War Crimes Commission. Fourth List of War Criminals Together 

with List of Suspects and List of Witnesses (Japanese) [prepared by the 

Australians] S.E.A.C. Reproduction List No. 2 and reproduced by War Crimes 

Section SEAC October 3, 1945, ca. 20 pp.

3 War Crimes Branch, United States Forces, India-Burma Theater. List of War 

Crimes Suspects POW Camps, Burma (Bangkok-Moulmein Railroad), Thailand, 

Indo-China, Singapore, Java, Sumatra, Celebes, Banka Island, and Enroute on 

Board Ship October 22, 1945, 34 pp.

3 War Crimes Office, Office of the Judge Advocate General. List “A” Japanese War 

Crimes Suspects August 28, 1945, 23 pp.

3 War Crimes Office, Office of the Judge Advocate General. List “A” Japanese War 

Crimes Suspects October 1, 1945, ca. 25 pp.

3 War Crimes Office, Office of the Judge Advocate General. Supplement List “A” 

Japanese War Crimes Suspects added to List “A” between October 1, 1945 and 

December 1945; December 1, 1945, 15 pp.

3 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. List of Suspects. SEAC 

Reproduction List No. 5 prepared by N.E.F.I.S. October 20, 1945, ca. 10 pp.

War Crimes Branch — Entry 132: Letters Received, 1944-1951
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 163

Box Subject

3 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. List of Suspects. SEAC 

Reproduction List No. 6 prepared by OSS India-Burma Theater October 23, 1945, 

ca. 20 pp.

3 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. SEAC Theater, List of Suspects 

No. 3 (Japanese) October 11, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

3 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. SEAC Theater, List of Suspects 

No. 4 (Japanese) October 16, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

3 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. SEAC Theater, List of Suspects 

No. 5 (Japanese) October 18, 1945, ca. 10 pp.

3 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. SEAC Theater, List of Suspects 

No. 7 (Japanese) October 26, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

3 War Crimes Section, Southeast Asia Command. SEAC Theater, List of Suspects 

No. 9 (Japanese) November 3, 1945, ca. 15 pp.

5 Australian War Crimes Commission. A Report on Japanese Atrocities and 

Breaches of the Rules of Warfare March 15, 1944, 465 pp. Pages 5-9 explains 

how the evidence was procured and notes that testimony was gathered from 471 

witnesses and 100 exhibits were tendered. location: 270/1/4/04

6 Photostatic copies of 140 U.S. diplomatic messages regarding Japanese war 

crimes and related matters, mainly consisting of cables to and from the Bern, 

Switzerland Legation between December 18, 1941 and August 24, 1945, ca. 250 

pp. location: 270/1/4/04

9 List of Publications and Documents Forwarded to IPS, IMTFE, and Defense Panel, 

GHQ-SCAP Tokyo, Japan 1945-1945, 25 pp. Includes references to documents 

obtained from the Washington Document Center (WDC), ATIS publications, and 

other military translations of captured documents location: 270/1/4/04

12 Miscellaneous records relating to Japanese war crimes and trials 1947, ca. 100 

pp. location: 270/1/4/05

28-32 Tokyo Teleconferences and Teletypes 1947-1948 location: 270/1/4/07

33-34 Tokyo Teleconferences 1946-1947 location: 270/1/5/01

Treaty Analysis Project File 1944-1948 (0153-A1-133) 

Boxes 1-18 location: 270/1/5/01

Box Subject

1 Compilation of definitions of aggression use in treaty violations: Japan (3 folders)

1 Japanese Treaty Certification (2 folders) location: 270/1/5/01

2 The Japanese threat and the problem of peace in Asia location: 270/1/5/01

2 Aggression (2 folders) location: 270/1/5/01

2 Tanaka Memorial location: 270/1/5/01

2-3 Preliminary Trial Brief; Kellogg Briand Pact-Japan (7 folders) location: 270/1/5/01

3-5 Preliminary Trial Brief-Narcotics Convention 1948 (3 folders) location: 270/1/5/01

6 Preliminary Trial Brief-Geneva Prisoner of War Convention-Japan (2 folders)

6 Assorted treaties between Japan and China 1895-1905 (6 folders) location: 

270/1/5/02

7 Treaties between Japan and China 1915 (4 folders) location: 270/1/5/02

12 Japan-Indochina Treaties w/other countries location: 270/1/5/03

13 Preliminary Trial Brief: Japan-Thailand location: 270/1/5/03

Safehaven Reports 1944-1945 (0153-A1-134)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-13 location: 270/1/5/04 

War Crimes Branch — Entry 132: Letters Received, 1944-1951 — Entry 134: Safehaven Reports, 1944-1945
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 164

Judge Advocate General Law Library, 1944-1949 (0153-A1-135)

Boxes 1-31 location: 270/1/5/05

Box Subject

4

Board of Economic Warfare. Bibliography of Military Occupation Part III: 

Japanese Techniques of Occupation December 1942, 59 pp. Document L-88 

location: 270/1/5/06

4 Board of Economic Warfare. Japanese Techniques of Occupation, Key Laws and 

Official Documents June 1943, 267 Document L-90 location: 270/1/5/06

4

Foreign Economic Administration. The Japanese Occupation Techniques in the 

Field of Money and Banking February 1944, 19 pp. Document L-92 location: 

270/1/5/06

6 OSS R&A Report No. 1939 Japanese Administration: National Government May 

1, 1944, 19 pp. Document L-130 location: 270/1/5/06

7

Military Intelligence Service. Order of Battle of the Japanese Army Air Forces 

October 28, 1944 with subsequent amendments, ca. 800 pp. Document L-145 

location: 270/1/5/06 [see Document L-231 for more amendments]

7 OSS R&A Report 2896 Programs of Japan in China; Central Coastal Provinces 

January 20, 1945, 222 pp. Document L-139 location: 270/1/5/06

8 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Government, ca. 1944-1945, 29 pp. 

Document L-146 location: 270/1/5/06

18 Military Intelligence Service. Order of Battle of the Japanese Army Air Forces, 

amendments 1945, ca. 100 pp. Document L-231 location: 270/1/6/01

45

Provost Marshal General. Reproduction of the Official Journal of Japanese 

Military Administration, 1942 Vols. 2-4, ca. 1944, ca. 350 pp. Document L-278 

location: 270/1/6/05

46

Washington Document Center (Joint Office of Naval Intelligence and Military 

Intelligence Division) War Crimes Information Series No. 1 June 1946, 72 pp. 

Document L-288 location: 270/1/6/05

47

OSS R&A Report 2419. Territorial Conflicts Between Thailand and French 

Indochina March 30, 1945, 130 pp. plus maps. Document L-303 location: 

270/1/6/05

48 ATIS Bulletin #2195 Preliminary Examination of Documents September 1945, 

Document L-310 location: 270/1/6/05

48 PACMIRS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 45-80A July 

28, 1945-March 8, 1946, ca. 500 pp. Document L-311 location: 270/1/6/05

47

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 8 Report of the Activities of 

Indians Living in the Philippines March 8, 1946, 4 pp. Document L-311 

location: 270/1/6/05. [Note: For PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series 

Nos. 1-10, 12-20, see Records of the Military Intelligence Division, Formerly 

Security-Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“P” File) Received from 

U.S. Military Attachés, Military and Civilian Agencies of the United States, 

Foreign Governments and Other Sources, 1940-1945 (Entry 79) Records of the 

War Department General and Special Staffs (Record Group 165).] 

48

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 9 Medical Records, Mukden 

Prisoner of War Camp March 8, 1946, 61 pp. Document L-311 location: 

270/1/6/05

49

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 10 Japanese Nationalistic 

Organizations and Their Leaders March 8, 1946, 576 pp. Document L-311 

location: 270/1/6/05

49 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 11 Death of Allied Prisoners in 

Mukden prisoner of War Camp March 8, 1946, 22 pp. location: 270/1/6/05

49

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 12 Speeches by Prominent 

Japanese on the Greater East Asia War March 15, 1946, 16 pp. Document L311 location: 270/1/6/05 

War Crimes Branch — Entry 135: Judge Advocate General Law Library, 1944-1949
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 165

Box Subject

49

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 13 Records of Japanese 

Court-Martial proceedings March 22, 1946, 6 pp. Document L-311 location: 

270/1/6/05

49

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 14 List of Japanese Military 

Police in the Hankow Area March 22, 1946, 34 pp. Document L-311 location: 

270/1/6/05

49 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 15 Victims of Japanese Military 

Courts in Java March 22, 1946, 24 pp. Document L-311 location: 270/1/6/05

49

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 16 Organization of the 

Headquarters Defense Section of the Burma Military Police Unit March 22, 

1946, 114 pp. Document L-311 location: 270/1/6/05

49

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 19 Japanese Staff and Allied 

Internees at Canton, China, Military Internment Camp April 9, 1946, 9 pp. 

Document L-311 location: 270/1/6/05

49

PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 20 Japanese Courts-Martial 

Proceedings in Java April 9, 1946, 144 pp. Document L-311 location: 

270/1/6/05

49 PACMIRS Special Translation [on Japanese Military Police] No. 13 July 28, 

1945, 70 pp. Document L-311 location: 270/1/6/05

49 PACMIRS Special Translation [on Japanese High Command Orders] No. 15 

September 11, 1945, 101 pp. Document L-311 location: 270/1/6/05

50 Japanese Government Investment Chart, ca. 150 pp. Document L-318 

location: 270/1/6/05

51

Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas. Report of Investigation 

of Alleged War Crimes at Wake Island 1946, ca. 70 pp. Document L-326 

location: 270/1/6/06

53 OSS R&A Report 2368. Japanese Domination of Thailand Sept. 18, 1944, 63 

pp. Document L-331 location: 270/1/6/06

53-56 Miscellaneous Navy War Crimes Materials, ca. 600 pp. Document L-337 

location: 270/1/6/06

57 Judge Advocate General. History of the War Crimes Office 1945, ca. 175 pp. 

Document L-341 location: 270/1/6/06

59 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletins Nos 232, 234-235 Feb. 2-June 5, 1945, ca. 150 

pp. Document L-351 location: 270/1/6/07

59 Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 18A. Japanese Administration Over 

Occupied Areas, Burma 1944 Document L-354 location: 270/1/6/07

60 Foreign Broadcast Information Service. Radio Reports on the Far East MarchAugust 1945, ca. 750 pp. Document L-355 location: 270/1/6/07

63 SEAC Theater Lists of Suspects 1945, ca. 200 pp. Document L-371 location: 

270/1/6/07

64

GHQ, SWPA, Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, South West Pacific 

Areas. Report on the Destruction of Manila and Japanese Atrocities February 

1945, 108 pp. Document L-376 location: 270/1/6/07

66 Report on War Crimes in Thailand 1945, ca. 100 pp. Document L-384 location: 

270/1/7/01

66 Printed Supreme Court materials concerning Japanese war crimes 1946, ca. 50 

pp. Document L-385 location: 270/1/7/01

66

United Nations War Crimes Commission Lists of War Criminals and Material 

Witnesses (Japan) List July 13, 1946 and Supplement to List No. 29 November 

1946, ca. 30 pp. Document L-386 location: 270/1/7/01

67 ATIS Information Bulletin No. 10 Japanese Violations of the Laws of War April 

29, 1944, 125pp. Document L-390 location: 270/1/7/01

71 HQ, U.S. Forces India-Burma Theater, “SEAC Prisoner of War Report” 

November 20, 1945, ca. 75 pp. Document L-399 location: 270/1/7/01

War Crimes Branch — Entry 135: Judge Advocate General Law Library, 1944-1949
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 166

Box Subject

72

HQ, Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, South Pacific Base Command 

Intelligence Bulletin No. 35 May 16, 1945, 15 pp. Contains information on 

cannibalism, Japanese thoughts on Chemical Warfare trends, and mistreatment 

of Prisoners of War Document L-401 location: 270/1/7/02

72 ATIS Research Report No. 65 Sup. 1 Japanese Knowledge of Allied Activities 

March 29, 1945, 64 pp. Document L-402 location: 270/1/7/02

72

Military Intelligence Division. The Location and Strengths of Prisoner of 

War Camps and Civilian Assembly Centers in Japan and Japanese-Occupied 

Territories July 1, 1945, 43 pp. and maps Document L-405 location: 

270/1/7/02

75 SCAP International Prosecution Section Memorandum January 28, 1946, 42 pp. 

Document L-417 location: 270/1/7/02

76 Report on War Crimes Against Australians October 1944, 104 pp. Document L422 location: 270/1/7/02

78 War Department Technical Manual TM-E-30-480 Handbook on Japanese Military 

Forces Sept.15, 1944, 401 pp. Document L-427 location: 270/1/7/02

79

ATIS Research Reports: ATIS Research Report No. 117 Infringing of the Laws 

of War and Ethics by the Japanese Medical Corps January 26, 1945; ATIS 

Research Report #131 Japan’s Decision to Fight December 1. 1945 Document 

L-432 location: 270/1/7/03

82 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Government n.d., ca. 1944, 29 pp. 

Document L-447 location: 270/1/7/03

82

14th Antiaircraft Command G-2 Booklet “Japanese Atrocities” 1945, 30 pp. 

Document L-449 location: 270/1/7/03. [Note: Booklet based in part on ATIS 

publications. The first paragraph (p.1) states “The brutality of the Japanese 

towards prisoners of war and civilians, in occupied territories has been brought 

to light from liberated soldiers, from captured documents (emphasis added), 

and from the interrogation of prisoners.”]

83 Programs of Japan in Manchukuo, 1941-1945, ca. 650 pp. Document L-450 

location: 270/1/7/03

83 Memo regarding The Criminal Conspiracy in the Japanese War Crimes Trials 

May 23, 1946, ca. 400 pp. Document L-454 location: 270/1/7/03

84 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 126-45. Suicide Weapon as Tactics: “Know 

Your Enemy” May 28, 1945, 37 pp. Document L-457 location: 270/1/7/03

84

Foreign Economic Administration. A Preliminary Survey of the Holdings of the 

Japanese Economic Oligarchy June 18, 1945 ca, 100 pp. Document L-459 

location: 270/1/7/03

84 Foreign Economic Administration. Economic Developments in Indochina, 1939-

1944, December 1944, 67 pp. Document L-460 location: 270/1/7/03

85 Interrogation at Sugamo Prison of Satomi Hajima March 14, 1946 ca, 85 pp. 

Document L-462 location: 270/1/7/03

85

Interrogation of Prince Hirotaro Katsura, Ryukichi Tanaka, and others, and 

investigative memorandums and other documents 1946 ca, 63 pp. Document 

L-463 location: 270/1/7/03

85

Military Intelligence Service Language School, Fort Snelling, Minnesota, 

Japanese Civil Service Regulations, Chapter 6: Replacement and Promotion 

1940, November 1945, 212 pp. location: 270/1/7/03

85 Foreign Economic Administration. Japanese Occupation Techniques in the Field 

of Money and Banking Feb. 1944, 19 pp. Document L-465 location: 270/1/7/03

85

Office of the Surgeon General. Reports of Medical Department Activities in the 

Philippines 1945, ca. 160 pp. Document L-466 location: 270/1/7/03. [Note: 

Another such report can be found in this same series in Box 110.]

85 Australian Military Forces. Suspect List of Japanese War Criminals Not Yet in 

Custody December 9, 1946, 76 pp. Document L-467 location: 270/1/7/03

War Crimes Branch — Entry 135: Judge Advocate General Law Library, 1944-1949
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 167

Box Subject

87 War Crimes Prosecutions Planning Memorandum May 17, 1945, 9 pp. 

Document L-480 location: 270/1/7/04

87 Memorandum on Trial Preparation May 24, 1945, 6 pp. Document L-481 

location: 270/1/7/04

87

Letter from the Australian Government to the Secretary of State regarding 

Australian Attitude Toward Japanese War Criminals September 17, 1945, 20 

pp. Document L-485 location: 270/1/7/04

87 Minutes of Judge Advocate Conference May 1945, 225 pp. Document L-486 

location: 270/1/7/04

87

Office of the Provost Marshal General. Report on American Prisoners of War 

in the Philippines November 19, 1945, 130 pp. Document L-487 location: 

270/1/7/04

87 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 113-45 Prisoner of War Encampments June 15, 

1945, 153 pp. and map Document L-488 location: 270/1/7/04

88 Military Intelligence Division. Memorandum on Jap[anese] Atrocity Sources 

January 21, 1944, 237 pp. Document L-489 location: 270/1/7/04

89 Collection of articles on war crimes and war crimes prosecutions and trials, ca. 

300 Document L-496 location: 270/1/7/04 

89

American Council, Institute of Pacific Relations. Numerous issues of Far 

Eastern Survey January-August 1945, ca. 200 pp. Document L-503 location: 

270/1/7/04

90

Joint Army-Navy Assessment Committee. Japanese Naval and Merchant 

Shipping Losses during World War II by All Causes February 1947, ca. 175 pp. 

Document L-504 location: 270/1/7/04

91

Army JAG School. Publications relating to Law of Land Warfare and Law of 

Belligerent Occupation, ca. 1944, ca. 460 pp. Document L-512 location: 

270/1/7/04. [Note: Copies of these publications can also be found in this series 

in Box 108.]

91 Translations of published 1927 Japanese Laws and Ordinances Regarding 

Military Service Document L-515 location: 270/1/7/04

93 Report on the Definition of the Crime Against Humanity July 1947, 27 pp. 

Document L-519 location: 270/1/7/05

94-95 Regulations Governing the Trial of War Criminals 1945, ca. 250 pp. Document 

L-524 location: 270/1/7/05

95 Smithsonian Institution War Background Study No. 7 The Japanese January 

23, 1943, 42 pp. Document L-526 location: 270/1/7/05

95 U.S. Department of State. The Administration and Structure of Japanese 

Government 1945, 17 pp. Document L-532 location: 270/1/7/05

96 Documents constituting basic authority for war crimes trials March 1947, 49 

pp. Document L-535 location: 270/1/7/05

97 Army JAG. War Crimes Bibliographies January-February 1946, ca. 100 pp. 

Document L-537 location: 270/1/7/05

97 War Department. Report of Advisory Committee on Military Justice December 

13, 1946, 15 pp. Document L-543 location: 270/1/7/05

97 Japan’s Imperial Rule Assistance Association and Its Ramifications n.d., 87 pp. 

Document L-552 location: 270/1/7/05

98

American Journal of International Law Vol. 42 No. 4 October 1948; contains 

articles on trials and military commissions Document L-566 location: 

270/1/7/05

103

Interdepartmental Committee for the Acquisition of Foreign Publications. 

Abstracts of European and Far Eastern Personalities 1945, ca. 600 pp. location: 

270/1/7/06

104 ATIS Publication No. 2 Alphabetical List of Japanese Army Officers 1943 

location: 270/1/7/06

War Crimes Branch — Entry 135: Judge Advocate General Law Library, 1944-1949
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 168

Box Subject

104 Proceedings of the American Society of International Law, April 1948 location: 

270/1/7/06

104

U.S. Department of State. The Axis in Defeat: A Collection of Documents on 

American Policy Toward Germany and Japan, ca. December 1945, 118 pp. 

location: 270/1/7/06

104 National Bar Journal articles “Axis Guilt: Reviews of Prisoners of War” and “Axis 

Rule in Occupied Europe” 1945, 10 pp. location: 270/1/7/06

105 The American Journal of International Law issues for July 1948 and July 1949 

location: 270/1/7/06

105 Army JAG. Cases and Materials on the Law of Land Warfare June 1945, 84 pp. 

location: 270/1/7/06

105 Army JAG. Conference Materials 1945, ca. 250 pp. location: 270/1/7/06

105 James J. Robinson, Current Developments in the Implementation of treaties 

Dealing with International Crime, May 27, 1949 location: 270/1/7/06

106 The Criminal Conspiracy in the Japanese War Crimes Trials, 346 pp. location: 

270/1/7/06

106 Lt. Col. Donald T. Winder, A Discussion of Certain War Crimes Questions, ca. 

1945, 31 pp. location: 270/1/7/06

106 War Department. Technical Manual TM-25-251 Treaties Governing Land 

Warfare 1944, with 1945 changes, 200 pp. location: 270/1/7/06

106 War Department. Field Manual FM 27-10 Rules of Land Warfare 1940, 123 pp. 

location: 270/1/7/06

107 James J. Robinson, Hague Convention III and the Tokyo War Crimes 

Indictment August 1948, 21 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

107

Military Intelligence Service (MIS) List of Japanese Officers Connected with 

Japanese Prisoner of War Camps September 10, 1945, ca. 15 pp. location: 

270/1/7/07

107-108 Various law journal articles dealing war crimes and war crimes trials and related 

matters, ca. 300 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

109 Military Intelligence Service. List of Officials of Japanese Government Since 

1937 and Their Biographies July 21, 1945, 169 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

110

Army JAG Memorandum on War Crimes as Related to the Preparation, 

Launching, and Opening of Hostilities without Previous Warning January 3, 

1945, 35 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

110 Army JAG School publications on Military Affair and Military Justice 1945, ca. 

540 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

110

Joseph B. Keenan, paper on Our Relations in the Far East as They Appeared 

in the International War Crimes Trial in Tokyo, ca. 1946, 41 pp. location: 

270/1/7/07. [Note: Chief Counsel for Prosecution in the International Military 

Tribunal Far East.]

110 Office of the Surgeon General. Report on Medical Department Activities in the 

Philippines July 21, 1945, 13 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

110 Telford Taylor, An Outline of the Research and Publication Possibilities of the 

War Crimes Trials, November 1948, 11 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

113

Report of the U.S. Representative of the United Nations Committee on the 

Progressive Development of International Law and its Codification June 19, 

1947, 25 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

113 Inter-American Judicial Committee. Report on the International Juridical Status 

of Individuals as War Criminals 1945, 16 pp. location: 270/1/7/07

121 U.S. Department of State. Trial of Japanese War Criminals: Documents 1946, 

104 pp. location: 270/1/8/02

War Crimes Branch — Entry 135: Judge Advocate General Law Library, 1944-1949
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 169

Reports of Interviews with American Servicemen Who Were Prisoners of War 

1943-1947 (0153-A1-137)

Boxes 1-180 location: 270/1/8/04

Box Arrangement

1-118 Alphabetically

118-138 Unarranged

138 Repatriates

139-180 Chronologically

Military Commission Orders 1945-1952 (0153-A1-138)

Boxes 1-3 location: 270/1/12/02

Far East Place Index 1944-1949 (0153-A1-139) 

Among the places indexed are China, Hong, Manchuria, Singapore, Penang, Japan, Thailand, 

Philippines Bataan, French Indo-China, Burma, Rangoon, Celebes, Java, New Guinea, 

Sumatra-Borneo, and Allied and Japanese Ships. Boxes 1-13 location: 270/1/12/02.

Far East Name Index 1944-1949 (0153-A1-140A) 

Boxes 1-73 location: 270/1/12/03

Box Content

1-3 A

3-10 B

10-15 C

15-18 D

18-19 E

19-22 F

22-25 G

25-31 H

31-32 I

32-33 J

33-37 K

37-40 L

40-47 M

47-49 N

50-51 O

51-54 P

54 Q

54-57 R

57-64 S

64-67 T

67 U

67-68 V

68-71 W

71 X

War Crimes Branch — Entry 140A: Far East Name Index, 1944-1949
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 170

Box Content

71-72 Y

72-73 Z

Index to Far East War Crimes by Organization (0153-A1-140B)

Box 1 location: 270/1/13/01

Index to War Crimes Committed Against Prisoners of War (0153-A1-141B)

Box 1 location: 270/1/13/01

Index to War Crimes by Organization (0153-A1-141C)

Box 1 location: 270/1/13/02

Card Register of Documents in The Case Files 1944-1949 (0153-A1-142A)

Boxes 1-49 location: 270/1/13/08

Name Index to Witness of War Crimes Incidents 1942-1945 (0153-A1-142B)

Boxes 1-2 location: 270/1/14/02

Index by Organization to War Crimes Correspondence 1939-1948 (0153-A1-142C)

Boxes 1-17 location: 270/1/14/03

Index to Administrative Correspondence by Organization, Individual and Theater 

1944 (0153-A1-142D)

Boxes 1-10 location: 270/1/14/05

Index By Operation, Place and Individuals to War Crimes Incidents, Testimony and 

Administrative Correspondence 1941-1948 (0153-A1-142E)

Boxes 1-7 location: 270/1/14/05

Case Files 1944-1949 (0153-A1-143)

These records contain information about a specific war crime or a group of related war 

crimes. Included are correspondence, trial records and transcripts, investigatory material 

such as interrogation reports and exhibits used in trials, clemency petitions and reviews, 

photographs of atrocities, and published material such as newspaper clippings and 

pamphlets. Finding aids for these records are described in entries 139-142. Boxes 1-1,460 

location: 270/1/14/05.

The Persons and Places Case File (Dossier File) (0153-A1-144)

This series was established to collect information on prominent Axis personalities with the 

view of establishing war crimes cases against them. A secondary purpose was to collect 

background material on prisoner of war camps. The series is arranged by a two number 

system. The first number is either 100 for European personalities and places or 101 for Far 

Eastern personalities and places. The second number was assigned chronologically by the 

date the file was opened. Boxes 1-140 location: 270/1/9/04.

War Crimes Branch — Entry 144: Persons and Places Case File (Dossier File), n.d.
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 171

Box File Subject/Title

96-140 101-0 thru 101-

2388

Far Eastern Personalities and Places, location: 270/2/11/03

106-107 101-225 This appears to be the main file on Mukden and POWS. 

The records are filed in three folders, some 375 pages, and 

consist of questionnaires, depositions, sworn statements, 

reports of interviews, photographs, reports, memos, etc. 

covering just 1945. Other Mukden POW case files are 

identified in the indexes, location: 270/2/11/05

General and Administrative Records (Set-Up Files) 1945-1957 (0153-A1-145)

The series is arranged by a two number filing system. The first number represents the 

series while the second number represents the file number within the series. Boxes 1-241 

location: 270/2/12/03.

Box File Subject

1-10 102 Miscellaneous Matters Pertaining to War Crimes location: 

270/2/12/03

2 102-6 Public Statements by the State Department on War Crimes 

1942-1944, ca. 50 pp. location: 270/2/12/03

2-3 102-7 Alleged Allied War Crimes location: 270/2/12/03

3-4 102-9 Miscellaneous press clipping and foreign radio broadcast 

regarding war crimes trials and related matters 1945-1951 

location: 270/2/12/03

4 102-11 ATIS Research Report No. 72 Japanese Violations of the Laws 

of War April 29, 1944

4 102-11 United Nations War Crimes Commission. Collection of 

Declarations Made by United Nations Governments and Leaders 

on the Subject of War Crimes June 14, 1944, 22 pp.

4 102-12 Red Cross Prisoner of War Bulletins May-November 1944 

location: 270/2/12/03

6 102-15 File on Tomoya Kawakita 1947-1949, 290 pp. location: 

270/2/12/03

8 102-21 Information on Japanese pushing narcotics, opium 1945-1946

8 102-22 U.S. Navy prosecution of war crimes in the Pacific 1944-1947

8 102-23 War Crimes press releases 1946-1949

8 102-24 Lecture notes, explanations of filing system location: 

270/2/12/04

10 102-27 Japanese operated Prisoner of War Camps 1944-1945 location: 

270/2/12/04

10-35 103 Allied Plans and Policies for the trial of War Criminals location: 

270/2/12/04

13 103-6A Japanese crimes against Australians 1945, 10 pp. location: 

270/2/12/04

15 103-10A Treaty Examination Project-Japan 1945, ca. 30 pp. location: 

270/2/12/04

16 103-12 Correspondence regarding CROWCASS-Japan 1945, ca. 50 pp.

16 103-13 Surrender of Japan documentation 1945, ca. 40 pp.

16 103-15 U.S. charges against Japanese and German war criminals 1945, 

1948, ca. 100 pp.

War Crimes Branch — Entry 145: General and Administrative Records (Set-Up Files), 1945-1957
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 172

Box File Subject

16 103-16 Imprisonment of convicted Japanese and German war criminals 

1946-1949, ca. 300 pp.

16 103-16A Disposition of property of convicted Japanese war criminals 

1946-1950, ca. 50 pp. location: 270/2/12/05

22 103-22 SWNCC and Far Eastern Commission policy documents 1946-

1948; also included is an index to SWNCC Papers location: 

270/2/12/06

26 103-26 Mostly public correspondence regarding the war crimes trial 

convictions in Japan 1948, ca. 200 pp. location: 270/2/12/06

29A-29B 103-28C Clemency and Parole Board-Japan 1947-1947, ca. 1,500 pp.

29B 103-28C List of War Crimes Trials in Yokohama October 19, 1951, 30 pp.

35-40 104 Apprehension of Axis War Criminals location: 270/2/13/01

37 104-4 Safehaven Reports April 1945-January 1946, ca. 100 pp. 

location: 270/2/13/01

40-72 105 Miscellaneous Correspondence in Connection with the 

Investigation of War Crimes location: 270/2/13/02

72-73 106 Forced Labor and Deportation location: 270/2/13/06

73-94 107 Office Administration; this group of files provides a wealth of 

information about the operation of the war crimes program, 

from the minute details of office supplies to high level policy 

discussions. Because of the idiosyncratic sub-filing system 

almost every sub-file should be reviewed by researchers 

interested in the war crimes program. location: 270/2/13/07

73 107-0 SWNCC, SANACC, and other documents dealing General Ishii, 

Colonels Kikuchi and Ota, and others involved in Japanese 

biological warfare activities, 1947-1948, ca. 100 pp. Included 

is an undated 14-page statement [interrogation] of Major 

Tomio Karasawa; an undated 14-page interrogation report 

[September 12-16, 1946] on Major General Kiyoshi Kawashima 

of the Kwantung Army; and an undated 5-page questionnaire 

[undertaken September 12, 1946] with Maj. Gen. Kawashima.

73-74 107-0 Documents dealing with War Crimes policies, organizations, 

plans, etc. 1942-1949, ca. 500 pp.

94 108 Theft, Transfer, and Destruction of Property by the Axis 

location: 270/2/14/03

94-100 109 Extermination of “Inferior” Peoples by the Axis location: 

270/2/14/03

100-104 110 Lists and Directories of War Criminals, Suspects, and Enemy 

Leaders location: 270/2/14/03

101 110-3 Lists of Japanese War Criminals and Suspects 1945-1946

101 110-7 Lists of Japanese War Criminals and Suspects 1946-1947

101 110-7A Lists of Japanese War Criminals and Suspects 1945

101 110-11 Lists of Japanese War Criminals and Suspects 1945 location: 

270/2/14/04

103 110-23 Lists of Japanese War Criminals and Suspects 1945 location: 

270/2/14/04

103-104 110-27 Lists of Japanese War Criminals and Suspects Identified by the 

Australians 1945-1946, ca. 300 pp. location: 270/2/14/04

104 110-29 Lists of Japanese War Criminals and Suspects Identified by the 

Southeast Asia Command (SEAC) 1946, ca. 350 pp. location: 

270/2/14/04

104-106 111 Studies on the German government, armed forces, and 

economy location: 270/2/14/04

War Crimes Branch — Entry 145: General and Administrative Records (Set-Up Files), 1945-1957
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 173

Box File Subject

106-107 112 Studies on the Japanese government, armed forces, and 

economy location: 270/2/14/04

107 113 German military government in occupied territories location: 

270/2/14/04

108 114 Japanese military government in occupied territories 1944-

1947 location: 270/2/14/05

108-109 115 German and Japanese laws, decrees, and orders location: 

270/2/14/05

109-114 116 Lists and indexed of captured enemy documents and other 

intelligence data location: 270/2/14/05

109 116-1 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 

69 September 1945, 38 pp. 

109 116-1 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 

38 June 20, 1945, 20 pp. 

109 116-1 OSS Central Information Division Accession Sheet List No. 766 

June 9, 1945, ca. 40 pp. 

109 116-1 OSS Central Information Division Accession Sheet List No. 774 

June 28, 1945, ca. 40 pp. location: 270/2/14/05

110 116-3 OSS Central Information Division Accession Sheet various 

list Nos. 1945-1946, ca. 100 pp. [Note: Memorandum 1st Lt. 

Henry A. Herbruck to Lt. Col. Rubenstein, Subject: OSthen S 

Accessions List, July 9, 1945. “OSS Accession Lists are received 

by the War Crimes Office periodically (approximately every 3 

or 4 days) setting forth the title of various reports received by 

OSS, the OSS numbers given to the reports, dates, and sources 

of the reports. Although the OSS prepares the Accessions List, 

the sources of the reports vary, such as SHAEF, MIS and OSS 

offices. When an OSS Accessions List is received in the War 

Crimes Office, it is first routed to the Eastern and Western 

Divisions. Each of these divisions reviews the list to determine 

whether or not any of the listed documents are desired...” 

Memorandum contained in file 116-3.]

110 116-3 Research and Analysis Branch, OSS. R&A Report No. 2316 

A Glossary of Abbreviations Agencies of Allied Government 

Revised Edition October 25, 1944, 16 pp. [another copy is in 

File 116-4]

110 116-4 Central Information Division, OSS. List of Periodicals and Serial 

Reports April 21, 1945, 12 pp. [document provides, source, 

title, frequency of receipt] 

110 116-5 Memorandum from Who’s Who Branch, MIS to JAG 

about Japanese Documents on Japanese atrocities in the 

Philippines that may be of interest to JAG: August 12, 1944, 

1 p. Document References ATIS Document 11779 and ATIS 

Philippine Island Research Section Bulletin No. 18, October 12, 

1944 “Extracts from Diary PW JA (USA) 147100. 

110 116-6 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2002 

May 6, 1945, 25 pp.

110 116-6 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2011 

May 6, 1945, 17 pp.

110 116-9 Division of Naval Intelligence, Office of the Chief of Naval 

Operations. International Developments of Naval Interest Serial 

No. 20-45 August 11, 1945, 13 pp.

War Crimes Branch — Entry 145: General and Administrative Records (Set-Up Files), 1945-1957
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 174

Box File Subject

110 116-11 Correspondence with PACMIRS July 1945-April 1946 location: 

270/2/14/05. [Note: In a carbon copy of Memorandum of 

March 25, 1946, from the Director, Civil Affairs Division 

to the U.S. Commissioner, UNWCC, he noted that he was 

transmitting two copies of PACMIRS Bulletin 80A of March 8, 

1946, “containing summaries of war crimes documents in the 

possession of Pacific Military Intelligence Research Section.”]

111 116-20 All Theaters-Statistical Reports and Post-Trial Activities 

(General) 1946-1953 location: 270/2/14/05

112 116-20C Manila-Statistical Reports June 1946-May 1947

112 116-20C/D SCAP Legal Section Reports 1946-1952

112 116-20E China Theater-War Crimes Statistical Reports 1946-1947 

location: 270/2/14/05

113 116-20F/G Navy-Pacific-Reports 1946-1949 location: 270/2/14/05

113-114 116-21 Lists of Documents Received by Civil Affairs Division 1946-1948 

location: 270/2/14/05

114-117 117 Allied Control Commissions [including Japan], Far Eastern 

Commission, and Related Organizational Documents

117-121 118 Joseph B. Keenan Liaison File Series location: 270/2/14/06. 

[Note: Original filing scheme indicates high policy matters 

regarding Keenan operations would be found for the most part 

in files 103-1B and 103-1B (Top Secret).]

117 118-1 Organization and Policy 1945-1948, ca. 150 pp. location: 

270/2/14/06

118 118-2 Administrative January 1946-March 1948, ca. 30 pp. location: 

270/2/14/06

118-119 118-3 Telephone and Teletype Conferences and related records, ca. 

1,000 pp. location: 270/2/14/06

119-121 184-4 Books and Documents 1945-1948 location: 270/2/14/06

119 118-4-19 Memo from War Crimes Office to Washington Liaison Branch, 

MIS, January 10, 1946, requesting on behalf of Keenan certain 

papers of the Cruiser Nachi, sunk at Manila Bay in 1945 for 

use as evidence. Indicated that translations of these constitute 

ATIS Limited Distribution Translation No. 39 Parts I through 

XII. Desired were two copies of ATIS Limited Distribution 

Translation No. 39, Part VIII only; the original documents 

translated at Pages 1-65 of ATIS, Translation No. 39, Part 

VIII; and three photostatic copies of the original documents 

mentioned hitherto.

119 118-4-40 Unsigned document, dated February 8, 1946: “the papers 

of the Cruiser Nachi constitute ATIS...Limited Distribution 

Translation No. 39 in 12 parts. Only Part VIII which contains 

Combined Fleet Ultrasecret Operation Order 1 dated 5 

November 1941, and Combined Fleet Ultrasecret Order 2 

dated 7 November 1941 has potential evidentiary value for the 

forthcoming trials. The other parts consist mainly of technical 

data and naval operating procedure. The 12 parts are as 

follows: Part I – Task Force Ultrasecret Operation Orders 76 

and 77, Order 76 and serials 108, 1003, and 1004, (1944); 

Part II Task Force Operation Orders (1944); Part III Mobile 

Fleet Doctrine; Part IV Northeast Area Force and 2 Base Air 

Force Operation Orders 1943-1944; Part V Diversion Attack 

Force-Ultrasecret Operation Orders 1942-1944; Part VI 

Ominate Guard District-Ultrasecret Operation Orders 1942-

1944; Part VII Combined Fleet Doctrine-Combat (1043); ”

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Box File Subject

Part VIII Combined Fleet Operations Orders; Part IX 2 Fleet 

Destroyer Squadron Doctrine and Procedure (1943); Part X 

Cruiser Division Doctrine-Diversion Attack Force Doctrine; Part 

XI Northern Force Operation Orders 1942-1944; Part 

XII Orders and Serials of South Force, Philippine Force, 

Netherlands East Indies Force 1941-1943. (No pre-Pearl Harbor 

orders of evidentiary value).

119 118-4-56 Cable from Military Intelligence Service to CINCAFPC, Tokyo, 

February 12, 1946: “Original documents War Crimes series 1 

sent 17 January. 1 copy translation sent safe hand 11 February. 

No more copies available.” [Note: Perhaps a reference to the 

PACMIRS War Crimes Series Bulletins and the documents on 

which they were based.] 

119 118-4-61 Memo from Eastern Division to Captain Boedeker, February 

26,1946: “Examination of our file 47-1, sub-title, ‘Burning 

of a 150 Prisoners of war at Puerta Pincesa (Palawan 

Incident)’”reveals that documents 1 through 32 have been 

forwarded to the overseas theater branch concerned.” 

119 118-4-66 Memo from Acting Director, Civil Affairs Division to Assistant 

Chief of Staff, G-2, indicating a request was received on March 

6, 1946 from Keen in a teletype conference for the original 

documents relating to pre-war negotiations between the 

Japanese Foreign Ministry and Ambassador Nomura. Noted that 

these documents were sent from the Washington Document 

Center in Tokyo to Washington, D.C. Recommended that they 

be loaned to CAD for return to Tokyo for use in the trial of the 

major Japanese war criminals, March 8, 1946.

119 118-4-70 Memo from War Crimes Office to Chief, Eastern Section, 

recommending that translation of the Japanese Military Police 

Field Manual translated by PACMIRS and the translation of 

certain excerpts of the manual by ATIS be sent to IPS, March 

13, 1946.

119 118-4-85 Teleconference March 6, 1946. Note that the Washington 

Document Center here [Tokyo] sent to Washington, D.C., 

original documents relating to pre-war negotiations between 

Japanese Foreign Ministry and Ambassador Nomura. “Please 

have these documents returned to Tokyo for use in the trial.”

119 118-4-111 Memo from War Crimes Office to Keen transmitting to him 

2 photostatic copies of Japanese Combined Fleet Operation 

Order No. 1, February 19, 1946. [Note: Another copy of this 

document can be found at 118-4-57.]

119 118-4-128 Letter from War Crimes Branch to Keenan, forwarding 

Photostats of documents relating to atrocities committed by the 

Japanese in the course of submarine warfare against merchant 

shipping [ships identified] in the Pacific; improper conditions of 

transportation of civilian internees; and shooting Prisoners of 

War trying to save themselves from drowning in torpedoing of 

prison ship and by deliberately killing them after picking them 

up, April 22, 1946. [Note: Another copy of this document can 

be found at 118-4-126.]

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Box File Subject

119 118-4-169 Letter from War Crimes Branch to Intelligence Reference 

Division, Department of State, May 27, 1946, indicating that 

12 documents relating to the use of Gas Warfare in China by 

the Japanese, were forwarded to that office on May 13 and that 

photostats had been sent to Keenan. The documents were CID 

Documents 21315, 42876, 53146, 87908, 104556, 104799, 

105988, 112333, 112334, 135007, 138890, and report on 

Japanese Gas Warfare in China telegraphed from Chungking, 

June 4, 1942. [Note: Other military reports on Japanese gas 

and chemical warfare were forwarded to Keenan on May 28, 

1946. See 118-4-286.]

119 118-4-210 Memo from Civil Affairs Division to Assistant Chief of Staff, 

G-2, March 8, 1946, requesting original documents relating 

to prewar negotiations between Japanese Foreign Ministry 

and Ambassador Nomura. Documents needed for Keenan. 

Documents were sent from Washington Document Center 

in Tokyo to Washington, DC. G-2 response, dated March 14, 

1946, mentioned that Captain Boedecker of CAD and Col. R. L. 

Hopkins of G-2 Captured Documents Branch had spoken on the 

phone about the request and that “the paucity of information 

contained in the basic communication renders search for the 

requested document extremely difficult. To date, some 300,000 

documents have been evacuated from Japan, each of which 

has been listed by title and index number.” CAD was informed 

that since it appeared the documents were routed through 

the Tokyo section of the WDC, “they have been assigned 

identifyingnumbers which are available in Tokyo.”

119 118-4-256 Cable from CINCAFPAC Tokyo to War Department for G-2, 

July 12, 1946, requesting for the IPS as supporting evidence 

original documents or certified copies of quoted parts of 

ATIS Research Report No 131, dated December 1, 1945, 

entitled “Japan’s Decision to Fight.” G-2 was informed that 

that the distribution sheet showed the report on file with G2, Washington, whereas original documents were sent by 

ATIS (Advanced) from Australia during early part of war to 

Washington Document Center. Request, it was noted, required 

checking the report page by page for document number shown 

in parenthesis after each quotation and cooperation by WDC 

for procuring from files originals of documents requested. 

Requested documents be sent to ATIS, SCAP, Attention 

Document Section.

119 118-4-257 Cable from CINCAFPAC Tokyo to War Department for War 

Crimes Office, July 12, 1946, requesting original documents 

or certified copies of ATIS documents 10472, 14178, 16805, 

17487, 600254, 600255, 602558, 602657, 603431, 60372, 

and 605530, and XIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon translation 

number 0084, item 5, pages 3-5, batch number 738. 

Requested documents sent to ATIS, SCAP, Attention Document 

Section. Documents will be returned when no longer needed.

119 118-4-287 Letter from War Crimes Branch to Keenan, August 2, 1946, 

forwarding 2 photostatic copies of XIV Corps ATIS Advanced 

echelon Translation No. 0087 as requested in his telecon of 

July 24.

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Box File Subject

120 118-4-302 Letter to Keenan forwarding copies of the following documents 

obtained from the Washington Document Center: No. 

600254 and 600256 contained in Bulletin No. 1642; 16805 

as contained in Bulletin No. 1703; 602657 as contained in 

ADVATIS Bulletin No. 369; 14178 as contained in Bulletin No. 

1628; 174847 as found in Bulletin No. 1862; 602558 as found 

in ADVATIS Bulletin No. 386; 60372 as found in Bulletin 1941 

and ADVATIS Bulletin No. 528; two copies of ATIS Report No. 

65 Supplement No. 1. “Please note that documents No. 603431 

and 605330 are not forwarded with this group. Only one of 

these copies was available at the Washington Document Center. 

These were loaned to us, are in the process of reproduction 

and will be forwarded to you upon completion. Document No. 

10472 is to be found in Bulletin No. 877 which is not available 

at the Washington Document Center. The Air Force ATIS Report 

has not been received by the WDC as yet. Effort is being made 

to secure them from the Air Force Unit here,” July 18, 1946

120 118-4-310 Letter from War Crimes Branch to Keenan forwarding two 

copies of ATIS Document No. 4654 (contained in ATIS Bulletin 

No. 436); two copies of ATIS Document No. 600646 (contained 

in ATIS Bulleting No. 1679); two copies of ATIS Document No. 

16444 (contained in ATIS Bulletin No. 1695); two copies of 

ATIS Document 16998 (contained in ATIS Bulletin No. 1705) 

and one copy of Interrogation Report, Serial No. 557 and ATIS 

Research Report No. 86 contained in ATIS SWPA Research 

Report No. 86, Supplement No. 1, dated November 19, 1945 

and Philippine Series Bulletin, July 29, 1946. [Note: Another 

copy of this document can be found at 118-4-279.]

120 118-4-314 Letter to Keenan regarding his requests for documents taken 

from files of the German Embassy in Japan August 22, 1946; 

photostatic copies sent.

120 118-4-325 Washington Document Center Loan of Document Form, August 

22, 1946, documenting the loan to the War Crimes Branch, 

CAD: ATIS Bulletins Nos. 2065, 1551, 1846, 2109, 2089, 2047, 

2062, 2018

120 118-4-326 Washington Document Center Loan of Document Form, August 

22, 1946, documenting the loan to the War Crimes Branch, 

CAD: HQrs 14th Corps 165 LDT 0123; HQrs 1st Corps 165 LD-I 

0202 and ATIS IR 692

120 118-4-337 Memo regarding Japanese being taken from Washington to 

the IPS without indication of what documents and requesting 

information be supplied September 8, 1946

120 118-4-339 Correspondence regarding a request by the New Zealand 

Division of IPS for documents referred to in ATIS Report 

No. 131, August-September 1946; noted that some of the 

documents had been previously requested by the IPS from the 

Washington Document Center and that they had found only 

four of the documents, and reported the remaining documents 

were not available in Washington and noted that some may 

have been destroyed.

120 118-4-367 Memo indicating that a film on the Pearl Harbor Attack was 

sent to Keenan, September 19, 1946

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Box File Subject

120 118-4-397 Memo documenting the forwarding to Keenan of documents 

and photostatic copies of documents: Items 605074, 18913, 

605588, 605588, 605794, 80107, 15481, 18622; 165 

Language Detachment Translation No. 133; SW Pacific Area 

Bulletin No. 2065; 163 Language Detachment Interrogation 

Report No. 0202; and ATIS Interrogation Report 692, Serial 

853, Part I., August 27, 1946. [Note: Another copy of this 

document filed at 118-4-331.]

120 118-4-414 Correspondence relating to the availability to Japanese 

Combined Fleet Secret Operation Order No. 1, “or at least that 

part of the order which was removed by divers from CA Nachi

sunk in Manila Bay” May 1946, 10 pp.

120 118-4-430 Washington Document Center Loan of Document Form, July 

8, 1946. Loaned to War Crimes Section, War Department, 

ADVATIS No. 369, 386, 467, 528, 701, 1628, 1642, 1703, 

1862, 1941 and ATIS Research Report No 65 and ATIS 

Research Report No 65 Supplement No. 1; document contains 

an attachment that lists lots of ATIS file numbers.

120 118-4-518 Cable from GHQ SCAP to War Department for WDSCA. 

Reference request that SCAP obtain and forward to IPS 

Tokyo copy of the following documents adequately certified 

as to source and authenticity: 165th Language Detachment 

translation report number 0133 dated 27 May 1945, 

Headquarters 14 Corps Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff 

G-2 APO 453, same being translation of captured Japanese 

notebook diary; 163rd Language Detachment translation item 

0202 dated 11 May 1945 Headquarters I Corps Office of the 

Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 APO 301, which is “information 

given by captured Japanese regarding cannibalism among 

Japanese troops. Certifications unobtainable Tokyo,” November 

8, 1946

120 118-4-568 Memo from Washington Document to War Crimes Branch, CAD, 

transmitting WDC Document No. 372401, listed in Shipping 

Advice No. 15072, item 3, sack 56; “Due to the moving of 

WDC to a new location all of the requested items could not be 

located but will be forwarded as soon as possible,” November 

27, 1946; on the memo is a notation that books withdrawn and 

forwarded with new letter December 27, 1946.

120 118-4-569 Letter to Keenan indicating the requested documents (165th 

Language Detachment translation Report Number 0133, 

dated 27 May 1945 and 164 [163rd] Language Detachment 

Translation Item 0202, dated 11 May 1945) had been obtained 

from the Washington Document Center and were previously 

sent to him on August 27, 1946. Now forwarded was a 

statement of authenticity and source for the documents, signed 

by the WDC Executive Assistant, December 9, 1946; attached 

is memo from the WDC to the War Crimes Branch regarding the 

documents and indicating they were published and distributed 

by ATIS and “the documents in question were released on loan 

from the official files of the Washington Document Center, a 

joint United States Army and Navy intelligence activity, to the 

War Crimes Office of the International Prosecution Section.” 

November 21, 1946

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Box File Subject

120 118-4-590 Letter to Keenan regarding sending him Washington Document 

Center Document No. 372402, listed in Shipping Advice No. 

15072, item 3, sack 56. “Due to the moving of WDC to a new 

location all of the requested items could not be located but will 

be forwarded as soon as possible,” December 27, 1946; noted 

in a memo for the record that an investigator on Keenan’s staff, 

requested books at the WDC while on TDY in the United States. 

“This is 1st shipment of books in this request.”

120 118-4-717 Memo from Archivist, Documents Branch, CIG to General 

Secretary, IMTFE, regarding availability of documents from 

the Washington Document Center. Noted is that the WDC had 

located and was forwarding an item (3 bundles) from Shipping 

Advice No. 15072, Item 43, Crate 650, but had no record of 

receiving certain items in certain Crates. Furthermore it was 

noted that the shipping advice contained a notation to the 

effect the first two of the four items listed were taken away for 

Special Shipping Advice. “It is suggested, therefore, a check 

be made with ATIS in Tokyo to ascertain what disposition was 

made of these documents.” March 5, 1947

120 118-4-718 Memo from IPS to General Secretary, IMTFE indicating that 

“WDC (now CIG) advised this document was withheld from 

Tokyo shipment for special shipping advice. (see memo).” 

March 5, 1947. [Note: Another copy of this memorandum can 

be found at 118-4-898.]

120 118-4-892 Office of Intelligence Research (OIR). Catalogue of Intelligence 

Research Reports Available for Distribution to Confidential 

Agencies. Reports Completed Between July and December 31, 

1946, 4 pp.

120 118-4-928 Memo from Chief, Distribution Division, CIG to Civil Affairs 

Division, WDGS, regarding “Transmittal of Intelligence 

Material.” By this memo six items (all dealing with 1931) 

(giving DB Number and CIG Number) were being provided to 

the IMTFE. Noted that “this partially complete the request of 

26 May 1947 and constitutes all currently available material. 

However, the search is being continued and the remaining 

documents will be forwarded as soon as they are located.” 

If the documents were to be entered into evidence the CIG 

wanted photostats made. They also wanted the records 

returned by December 15, 1947, if they were not going to be 

used. June 26, 1947; also included is a July 1, 1947 memo 

from the War Crimes Branch to Legal Section, GHQ-SCAP 

regarding the requested documents.

120 118-4-991 Transmittal letter from War Crimes Branch to Legal Section 

GHQ SCAP, September 11, 1947, indicating that the CIG had 

complied with the Defense Section’s request for documents. 

The attached enclosure lists the documents supplied by the 

Office of Collection and Dissemination, CIG. They consisted of 

FDB [Foreign Documents Branch] 502198: The Secret Great 

Diary (Mitsu Dai Nikki) 1931, Vol. 1; FDB 502199: The Secret 

Great Diary (Mitsu Dai Kikki), 1931, Vol. 6; FDB 502200 

(Item No. II, Shipping Advice No. 15072): File of Permanent 

Records, non-classified, 1931 1 Volume; FDB 373096 (Item 

No. 102, Shipping Advice No. 15072): File of unclassified 

correspondence and records dealing with Manchurian affairs, 

1931, 2 vols. (parts 1 and 3 out of a series of 3) Vols. 1 and 3; 

FDB 373232 (Item No. 163, Shipping Advice No. 15072):

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Box File Subject

File of Classified correspondence and records dealing with 

Manchurian Affairs, 1931. 1 vol.; FDB 502198: The Secret

Great Diary (Mitsu Dai Nikki), 1931, Vols. 2, 3, and 5; FDB 

502201 (Item No. 379, Shipping Advice No. 15072): File of 

miscellaneous correspondence and records of War Ministry, 

1940-1942, 1 bundle.

120 118-4-1075 Letter from IPS to CAD, ATN: War Crimes Branch, indicating the 

return of documents forwarded to IPS on October 14, 1947, for 

use by IPS. Documents are Document No. 240259, The Japan 

Year Book 1939-1940 and Document No. 37340, Newspaper 

Opinion Concerning North China Problem for 1935, October 

24, 1947. [Note: The documents were forwarded to Keenan on 

October 14, 1947. See 118-4-1033 in Box 121. Also see War 

Crimes Branch to CIG regarding the documents, October 14, 

1947, at 118-4-1025.]

120 118-4-1078 Memo from War Crimes Branch to CIA, Attention Foreign 

Documents Branch, December 7, 1947. This is a transmittal 

indicating the return of the documents mentioned in 118-

4-1075. Noted at the bottom of the document that the 

documents had been received from the Washington Document 

Center.

120 118-4-1101 Letter from War Crimes Branch to CIA requesting a search 

for a 1942 telegram [see item 118-4-1168], November 20, 

1947. States the document concerns the proposed treatment 

of American Air Force personnel, in disregard of established 

international law. IPS eagerly wants the document and 

requests expedited shipment for use in the preparation of the 

final phases of the IMTFE.

120 118-4-1168 Memo from Brig. Gen. E. R. Wright, Deputy Director, CIA to 

Chief, Civil Affairs Division, ATTN: Chief, War Crimes Branch, 

December18, 1947. Indicates that in November CIA was 

requested to find the original copy of the “Secret Telegram 

No. 303, dated 25 April 1942 from the Chief of Staff China 

Expeditionary Force, to Vice Minister of War.” Wright notes that 

“considerable time has been expended in an effort to locate the 

telegram” but without success. In order to conduct a thorough 

search “it would be necessary to examine 70,000 unprocessed 

Japanese war records. These records contain from 200 to 300 

reports and telegrams per volume. Consequently, it would be 

necessary to scan 14,000,000 documents in order to locate the 

requested telegram. It is estimated that this would require the 

full time of four qualified Japanese linguists for approximately 

six months. The personnel necessary for such a project are 

not available.” He concludes that in the normal processing of 

material in the CIA’s Foreign Documents Branch the telegram 

“may come to light.” “Accordingly, a special watch has been 

placed so that it will be furnished to you if it is discovered 

during the regular activities of the Branch.” Attached to the 

document is a note that IPS had been information on December 

30, 1947, and no further action was required.

121 118-4 Cable from War Department to CINCFE Tokyo, March 30, 1948, 

regarding the disposition of the documents and records of the 

IPS. Informed to maintain the integrity of the files and after 

theater exploitation to transmit them to Washington, where 

they would be made available to authorized agencies including 

Intelligence, Civil Affairs and Historical Divisions of Army, 

Department of State, and CIA.

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RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 181

Box File Subject

121 118-4 Information, October 1, 1948, regarding the origin of the 

Japanese booklet on interrogating Allied Prisoners of War 

cited in ATIS Research Report No. 65, Supplement No. 1. 

ATIS acquired the information from a 10th Air Force Daily 

Intelligence Extract of August 18, 1944 and the only evidence 

of source from which 10th Air Force secured information on the 

document appears at the conclusion in the following terms: 

“EXT. Appendix A to Red W.I.S. No. 5 ” The WDC, Army and Air 

Force Historical Offices, Col. Sidney F. Mashbir (had been head 

of ATIS), and others were contacted and nobody had a clue as 

to what the meaning of the source cited.

121 118-4 Letter from E.E. Danly, Department of Justice to War Crimes 

Branch, December 17, 1948. Danly indicated that he had 

served as Chief of the Document Division of the IPS and that 

in the course of his duties he came into possession of a large 

number of documents which had been taken from the offices 

of the Japanese Government. He cites two specific documents 

that had been used as exhibits and was concerned that those 

documents and others be preserved either in the NARA or the 

archives of the United Nations organization. The War Crimes 

Branch wrote him on December 30 that the disposition of 

the records of the IPS had been fully discussed by interested 

agencies and the interests of the Government would be fully 

protected.

121-123 118-5 Military and Civilian Personnel location: 270/2/14/07

123 118-6 Witnesses 1946, ca. 100 pp. location: 270/2/14/07

123-124 118-7 International Tribunal and Judges location: 270/2/14/07

125 118-8 Defendants 1945-1947, ca. 30 pp. location: 270/2/14/07 

125 118-9 Newspaper and Magazine Articles 1946-1947, ca. 100 pp. 

location: 270/2/14/07

125-126 118-10 Miscellaneous 1946-1957, ca. 700 pp. location: 270/2/14/07

126 119-0 Transcript of records of war crimes trials-Miscellaneous 

location: 270/2/14/07

126-127 119-1A Miscellaneous Correspondence location: 270/2/14/07

127-136 119-3 Yamashita Trial location: 270/2/14/07

136 119-4 Tatsuo Tsuchiya Trial location: 270/2/15/02

136-144 119-5 Homma Trial location: 270/2/15/02

145-160 119-7 Hirate Trial location: 270/2/15/03

160 119-9 Honda Trial location: 270/2/15/05

160 119-11 Trial of Tojo et al location: 270/2/15/05

160 119-12/13 Trials of Isao Fukuhara and Yuhichi Sakamoto location: 

270/2/15/05. [Note: File numbers created but no files appear 

to have been filed with those numbers.]

160 119-14 Australian Military Court location: 270/2/15/05

Records of the United States Commission, United Nations War 

Crimes Commission

On October 7, 1942, the United States and Great Britain issued simultaneous declarations 

that a United Nations War Crimes Commission would be established to affix responsibility 

of individuals guilty of war crimes and to collect and evaluate all the available evidence 

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RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 182

pertaining thereto. It was also stated that upon capitulation the enemy would be required 

to surrender war criminals within its jurisdiction. The declarations pointed out that it was 

not the intention of the United Nations to resort to mass reprisals but to punish “ringleaders 

responsible for the organized murder of thousands of innocent persons and the commission 

of atrocities which have violated every tenet of the Christian faith.”3

To help identify war criminals, coordinate the war crimes investigations, and determine if 

there was sufficient evidence available to bring individuals to trial for war crimes, 17 Allied 

nations by diplomatic protocol created the United Nations Commission for the Investigation 

of War Crimes (subsequently the United Nations War Crimes Commission, or UNWCC). It 

was officially established in London on October 20, 1943, with authorization to compile 

lists of war criminals and to receive evidence against them submitted by representatives 

of the participating countries. Member nations were to cooperate by reporting all crimes 

committed against nationals of any of the United Nations, to decide what war crimes should 

be brought before the commission, and to supply the commission with the proof required 

for prosecution. If the commission found that there was a prima facie case against any 

individual, it published his name in a list of alleged war criminals, thus preparing for his 

apprehension and prosecution by one of the National War Crimes Offices of the member 

states. The commission itself was not empowered to prefer charges.

The office of the United States Commissioner on the United Nations War Crimes Commission 

was held by Herbert C. Pell, Jr., October 1943 to May 1945; Col. Joseph V. Hodgeson, May 

1945 to May 1946; and Col. Robert M. Springer, May 1946 to May 15, 1948 (when the 

Commission terminated). The commission had a Far Eastern Subcommission to investigate 

Japanese war crimes. The U.S. Representative on this body was George Atcheson, Jr. The 

main body was located in London while the Far Eastern Subcommission was located in 

Chungking and later in Nanking, China.

General Records 1943-1948 (0153-A1-146)

Correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, and newspaper clippings documenting the 

functioning of the United Nations War Crimes Commission and the activities of the U.S. 

representative to the commission. Included are a history of the commission to 1947 and 

records of the Far Eastern Subcommission. Arranged by subject or type of record according 

to a numeric scheme and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 1-21 location: 270/2/17/03.

War Crimes Lists 1945-1950 (0153-A1-147)

United Nations War Crimes Commission suspect lists, Central Registry of War Criminals 

and Security Suspects (CROWCASS) wanted lists and detention lists, and other lists arising 

from international efforts to charge, apprehend, and prosecute war criminals. Arranged 

3 Trial of the Major War Criminals, Nuremberg: International Military Tribunal, 1947-1949, (London: HMSO, 

1950), Vol. VIII, p. 417; and Report of Robert H. Jackson, United States Representative to the International 

Conference on Military Trials, London, 1945. Department of State Publication 3080 (Washington, DC: Government 

Printing Office, 1949), p. 9. 

. See Lord Robert A. Wright, The History of the United Nations War Crimes Commission and the Development 

of the Laws of War (London: HMSO, 1948) and Law Reports of the Trials of War Criminals, 15 vols. Selected and 

prepared by the UNWCC (London: HMSO, 1947-1949).

War Crimes Branch, Records of the United States Commission, United Nations War Crimes Commission — Entry 

147: War Crimes Lists, 1945-1950
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 183

chronologically by date of list.5 Boxes 1-14 location 270/2/17/06.

Numbered Dispatches 1946-1948 (0153-A1-148)

Copies of dispatches sent from London by the U.S. Commission on the United Nations War 

Crimes Commission to the Secretary of State in Washington, D.C. Included are photographs 

of British- and Australian-originated records documenting Japanese war crimes in Shanghai, 

Burma, and the Southwest Pacific Area; UNWCC committee reports; and, trial and law 

reports. Arranged by number assigned chronologically by date of dispatch. Boxes 1-3 

location: 270/2/18/01.

Records relating to the International Military Tribunal for the Far 

East 

The origins of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE) can be traced to 

the Cairo Declaration of December 1, 1943, in which the United States, Great Britain, and 

China announced that their principal war aim in the Far East was “to restrain and punish the 

aggression of Japan.” The three allies amplified this statement in the Potsdam Declaration, 

July 26, 1945, which reads in part: “There must be eliminated for all time the authority and 

influence of those who have deceived and misled the people of Japan into embarking on 

world conquest...” and that “stern justice shall be meted out to all war criminals including 

those who have visited cruelties upon our prisoners.” On September 2, 1945, the Japanese 

government agreed by the Instrument of Surrender to carry out the provisions of the 

Potsdam Declaration in good faith.

The IMTFE was established by a Special Proclamation issued January 19, 1946, by Gen. 

Douglas MacArthur, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP). As at Nuremberg, 

major offenders were to be prosecuted by an international agency before an international 

court. In conjunction with the special proclamation, General Headquarters (GHQ) SCAP 

issued General Order 1, which officially promulgated the charter of the Tribunal. This 

charter, later amended and published in General Order 10, GHQ, SCAP, April 25, 1946, 

outlined the Tribunal’s constitution, jurisdiction, functions, and procedure.

Additional records relating to the IMTFE are among the records of the National Archives 

Collection of World War II War Crimes Records (Record Group 238) and the records of GHQ 

SCAP and its subdivision in the Records of Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, 

World War II (Record Group 331).

IMTFE Chronological Summary of Proceedings 1946 (0153-A1-154)

This is a chronological summary of such parts of the oral and documentary evidence as 

were presented to the IMTFE by December 10, 1946. The summary was prepared by the 

International Prosecution Section and issued as IPS Document No. 0001. One volume is 

a Japanese language version of the summary and the other is in English. Each volume is 

arranged in rough chronological order by date of document. Boxes 1-2 location: 270/2/18/07.

. Some of the information contained in Entry 147, as well as other UNWCC and CROWCASS lists, are microfiched 

or microfilmed and are identified as Entries 1001-1005. See relevant finding aid to identify specifics.

War Crimes Branch, International Military Tribunal for the Far East — Entry 154: IMTFE Chronological Summary of 

Proceedings, 1946
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 184

IMTFE Name and Subject Index to the Prosecution Case (0153-A1-155)

This index to the transcript of the prosecution case (0153-A1-158) before the IMTFE was 

prepared by the International Prosecution Section and issued as IPS Document No. 0005. 

Arranged alphabetically by name of person, geographic location, or subject. Box 1 location: 

270/2/19/01.

IMTFE Name and Subject Index to the Defense Case (0153-A1-156)

This index to the transcript of the defense case (0153-A1-158) before the IMTFE was 

prepared by the International Prosecution Section and issued as IPS Document No. 0008. 

Arranged alphabetically by name of individual, geographic location, or subject. Box 1 

location: 270/2/19/01.

IMTFE Index to Witnesses (0153-A1-157)

Each index entry lists the name of the witness, the type of examination (direct, cross, 

redirect), the name of the lawyer eliciting the testimony, and the page number in the 

proceedings (0153-A1-158) where the testimony is recorded. Also included are a 

chronological list of the proceedings for 1946 and a list of citations on international law. 

Arranged in two sections, one for prosecution witnesses and one for defense witnesses, and 

thereunder alphabetically by name of witness. Box 1 location: 270/2/19/01.

IMTFE Transcript of Proceedings 1946-1948 (0153-A1-158)

Pages of the proceedings are numbered consecutively from 1 to 49,858. Name and 

subject index to the proceedings are described in entries 155, 156, and 157. Arranged 

chronologically by date of proceedings. Boxes 1-89 location: 270/2/19/01.

IMTFE List of Language Corrections 1946-1948 (0153-A1-159)

This is an index to translation errors and corrections made in the transcript of the 

proceedings of the IMTFE (0153-A1-158), including the index number; the exhibit number; 

the page and line of the transcript in which the error was made; and, the date, page, and 

line of the correction. Corrections in the transcript were not made at the place of the error, 

but at the point the transcripts had reached when the error was discovered. Also included 

is a list of documents identified as “Background Material for Interpreters.” Arranged by 

index number assigned chronologically by date correction was made. Box 1 location: 

270/2/20/07.

IMTFE Japanese Translations 1946-1948 (0153-A1-160)

This is the transcript of the proceedings translated into Japanese. Arranged chronologically 

by the date of the proceedings. Boxes 1-4 location: 270/2/20/07.

IMTFE Transcripts of Proceedings Held in Chambers 1946-1948 (0153-A1-161)

Transcript of proceedings held in the chambers of the president of the IMTFE, usually 

involving some procedural issue. Such proceedings often resulted in the issuance of a 

. A valuable finding aid to the transcript of the proceedings of the IMTFE is The Tokyo Trials: A Functional Index 

to the Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, compiled by Paul S. Dull and Michael 

Takaaki Umemura (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, Center for Japanese Studies, Occasional Papers No. 6, 

1957). This publication serves as a supplement to entries 155-157. 

War Crimes Branch — Entry 161: IMTFE Translations of Proceedings Held in Chambers, 1946-1948
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 185

tribunal order by the president. Arranged chronologically by date of proceedings or date or 

order. Boxes 1-2 location: 270/2/21/01.

IMTFE Docket of Proceedings and Pleadings 1946-1948 (0153-A1-162)

Includes the date, a description of the proceedings and pleadings of that date, and the 

document number of exhibits when applicable. Arranged chronologically by date of court 

proceedings before the IMTFE. Box 1 location: 270/2/21/01.

IMTFE Indictments and Opening Statements 1946-1948 (0153-A1-163)

The opening statement of the Chief of Counsel for the prosecution, Joseph B. Keenan, the 

indictments of 28 Japanese military and government leaders, and the opening statements 

of members of the International Prosecution Section representing the nations involved in 

prosecuting the accused. Also included are orders of the IMTFE pertaining to amending 

or waiving the rules of procedure. Arranged chronologically by date of court proceedings. 

Boxes 1-3 location: 270/2/21/01.

IMTFE Statement of Prosecution 1947 (0153-A1-164)

This is the response of the International Prosecution Section to defense motions to dismiss 

the charges before the IMTFE. It was issued as IPS Document No. 0002. Arranged in order 

of the counts of the indictment. Box 1 location: 270/2/21/01.

IMTFE Defense Motions 1946-1948 (0153-A1-165)

Motions for dismissal made by the defense before the IMTFE. Arranged chronologically in 

order of presentation to the court. Box 1 location: 270/2/21/2.

IMTFE Prosecution Summations 1946-1948 (0153-A1-166)

These are the final arguments of the prosecution in the trial. Arranged in part by chapter 

relating to the charges brought against the defendants and in part alphabetically by the 

names of the defendants. Boxes 1-9 location: 270/2/21/2.

IMTFE List of Court Exhibits 1948 (0153-A1-167)

This list contains an index of all the prosecution and defense exhibits presented to the 

IMTFE. Included are the document number, a description of the document, and the 

prosecution or defense exhibit number. Arranged by exhibit number assigned in the order 

the exhibits were introduced. Box 1 location: 270/2/21/03.

IMTFE Court Exhibits [in Japanese] 1946-1948 (0153-A1-168)

Copies of documents presented as evidence to the IMTFE. Arranged by exhibit number 1-

3,699. Boxes 1-51 location: 270/2/21/03.

IMTFE Verdict (0153-A1-169)

Included are the indictments, the background of the IMTFE, a summary of the evidence, 

an explanation of the law under which the verdict was reached, and English and Japanese 

versions of the verdict. Also included are opinions of the members of the Tribunal from the 

Netherlands, France, and the Philippines, and the opinion of the president of the IMTFE. 

Arranged by subject. Boxes 1-8 location: 270/2/22/03.

War Crimes Branch — Entry 169: IMTFE Verdict
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 186

Records of Lesser Japanese War Crimes Trials

Only the leaders of Japan were tried by the IMTFE. Middle-level government and military 

personnel and lower-level individuals who were accused of atrocities were brought before 

U.S. military commissions. 

Under the auspices of Gen. MacArthur, the United States Armed Forces, Pacific, issued initial 

regulations on September 24, 1945. These rules would be used at two of the earliest trials, 

including that of General Yamashita. On December 5, 1945, a new set of SCAP regulations 

supplanted those of September. The regulations provided that the military commissions 

“confine each trial to a fair, expeditious hearing” on germane issues only.

Supplementing the December 1945 SCAP regulations were additional “Rules of Procedures,” 

promulgated February 5, 1946. These elaborated and specified official trial procedure, 

including precise seating arrangement for all court personnel and the oaths to be 

administered. Further amendments to U.S. war crimes regulations followed in December 

1946. These deleted reference to war crimes committed by “units and organizations.” The 

original September regulations had authorized commission to try criminal groups—as units, 

not individuals—for specific offenses.

Another set of regulations exclusively for the China Theater was promulgated on January 

21, 1946. They were similar to the September 1945 regulations, but did contain a few 

notable distinctions. They authorized U.S. military commissions operating in China to 

prosecute Japanese for crimes against humanity and conventional war crimes, but for 

crimes against peace, i.e., “planning, preparation, initiating or waging a war of aggression.” 

They also made no allowance for creation of mixed inter-Allied military tribunals.

The records of military commissions in the Far East are included in the case files described 

in Entry 143; some records were kept in Japan, however, and were returned to Washington, 

D.C. when the United States ended its occupation of Japan in 1952. These records include 

reviews of sentencing in war crimes trials heard before 8th Army military commissions and 

transcripts and exhibits in the trials of Hiroshi Tamura and Soemu Toyoda, both tried before 

military tribunals in Tokyo.

Records of Reviews of Sentencing (0153-A1-170)

Personal data concerning the accused, summary of evidence presented at the trial, synopsis 

of charges and pleas, rulings on legal sufficiency, and review of the verdict for all war crimes 

cases tried by 8th Army military commission and submitted to the Staff Judge Advocate, 

8th Army, Yokohama, Japan, for review. Trial transcripts of these cases are in the case files 

described in Entry 143. Arranged by case number assigned chronologically by date case 

was presented for review. Boxes 1-3 location: 270/2/22/05.

. Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Trials of Class “B” and “C” War Criminals. History of the Non-Military Activities of the Occupation of Japan (Tokyo 1952), Monograph 5, appendix 3, pp. 227-34.

. Law Reports of the Trials of War Criminals, 15 vols. Selected and prepared by the UNWCC (London: HMSO, 

1947-1949), Vol. 3, annex 3, pp. 105-8.

War Crimes Branch, Records of Lesser Japanese War Crimes Trials — Entry 170: Records of Reviews of Sentencing
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 187

Records of Trial of U.S. v. Hiroshi Tamura (0153-A1-171)

Trial transcripts and exhibits in the trial of Hiroshi Tamura on war crimes charges before 

a U.S. military tribunal in Tokyo. Director of the Prisoner of War Information Bureau and 

head of the Prisoner of War Management Bureau, Tamura was responsible for all Japanese 

prisoner of war camps and was charged with letting his subordinates abuse prisoners of war 

during 1944-1945. Indexes to the transcripts, exhibits, and testimony of witnesses in the 

trial are all in volume 1. Arranged chronologically by date of trial proceedings. Boxes 1-7 

location: 270/2/22/05.

Records of Trial of U.S. v. Soemu Toyoda (0153-A1-172)

Trial transcripts and exhibits in the trial of Soemu Toyoda on war crimes charges before a U.S. 

military tribunal in Tokyo. Toyoda was chief of the Naval General Staff in 1945, after having 

held other command positions earlier in the war. He was charged with responsibility for all 

atrocities and abuses perpetrated by Japanese naval forces during his period of command. 

Index to the transcripts, exhibits, and testimony of witnesses in the trial are in volume 1. 

Arranged chronologically by date of trial proceedings. Boxes 1-19 location: 270/2/22/06.

Japanese Clemency and Parole Board for War Criminals

The Clemency and Parole Board for War Criminals was established by executive order 

in 1952 to review the records of Japanese war criminals still imprisoned to determine if 

they were ready for parole. The new agency replaced the Parole Board of the Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP) which had been functioning since 1945. 

Representatives of the State Department, Justice Department, and the Department of 

Defense were appointed by the President to membership on the Board. The Board acted on 

applications for parole from individual prisoners and on recommendations from the Japanese 

National Offenders Prevention and Rehabilitation Commission (NDPAR).

Records of the Clemency and Parole Board’s predecessor, the SCAP Parole Board, are in 

Record Group 331, Records of Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War 

II, Records of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers. 

Index to Clemency Board Case Files (0153-A1-173)

This is a 3” x 5” card index to the case files of the Clemency and Parole Board for War 

Criminals described in Entry 174. Included is the name of the prisoner, the number of the 

case, the folder number assigned by the Clemency Board, and a chronology of actions taken 

in the case. Arranged alphabetically by surname of prisoner. Box 1 location: 270/2/23/02.

Clemency Board Case Files (0153-A1-174)

File for approximately 400 Japanese war crimes prisoners consisting of application for 

clemency with supporting documents, opinions of prison officials, recommendations by the 

National Offenders Prevention and Rehabilitation Commission (NDPAR), comments of the 

Judge Advocate General, opinions of the Clemency and Parole Board for War Criminals, 

and memorandums outlining action taken. See Entry 173 for a 3” x 5” card index to these 

records. Arranged by folder number in rough chronological order by date of approval or 

disapproval of parole. Boxes 869-890 location: 270/2/23/02.

War Crimes Branch, Records of Lesser Japanese War Crimes Trials — Entry 174: Clemency Board Case Files
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 188

Philippine War Crimes Records

During the war and immediately afterwards war crimes investigations in the Philippines 

were the responsibility of the Judge Advocate Section in General Headquarters, Southwest 

Pacific Area. However, in October 1945 the War Crimes Trials Division of the PhilippinesRyukyus Command was established. Before its demise in May 1947 the division brought 87 

war crimes cases involving 191 defendants to trial. Philippine war crimes records include 

records of the Judge Advocate Section and the War Crimes Trials Division as well as records 

created during the Japanese occupation of Manila.

Bilibid Hospital File (0153-A1-175)

Photostatic copies of reports, worksheets, and correspondence of U.S. medical personnel 

at Bilibid Hospital for Military Prison Camps, the only hospital for prisoners of war during 

the Japanese occupation of Manila. The records deal with dietary and medical matters and 

attempts to obtain adequate supplies from the Japanese occupation authorities. Arranged 

chronologically by date of document. Boxes 1-4 location: 270/2/23/05.

Reports on War Crimes in the Philippines (0153-A1-176)

Reports of the Judge Advocate Section, General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area 

concerning war crimes committed by Japanese forces against the civilian population of the 

Philippine Islands. Included are investigatory reports, summaries of evidence, testimony of 

witnesses, and legal opinions of the Judge Advocate. Also included are two photographs of 

the Japanese diplomatic corps in the United States at the time of Pearl Harbor. Arranged by 

case number assigned in rough chronological order by date of start of investigation of war 

crimes incident. Boxes 1-2 location: 270/2/23/06.

Transcript of Trial of U.S. v. Masaharu Homma (0153-A1-177)

Transcript of the proceeding of the U.S. military commission in Manila, Philippine Islands, 

in the trial of Masaharu Homma on war crimes charges. Commander of Japanese forces in 

the Philippines from December 1941 to August 1942, Homma was charged with firing on a 

flag of surrender and bombing Manila after it was declared an open city and with all of the 

abuses committed by Japanese forces against Allied military and civilian personnel during 

his period of command. Arranged chronologically by date of trial proceedings. Boxes 1-5 

location: 270/2/23/06.

Final Report on War Crimes Trials in the Philippines (0153-A1-178)

This is the final report of the War Crimes Trials Division of the Philippine-Ryukyus Command. 

Included are sections on history, organization, operations, finances, and personnel of 

the division and an appendix listing all of the war crimes trials conducted by the division. 

Investigative material and trial transcripts for trials conduction the Philippines are in the 

case files described in Entry 143 and Record Group 331, Records of Allied Operational 

and Occupation Headquarters, World War II, Records of the Supreme Commander for the 

Allied Powers, Legal Section. Arranged in report form by subject, appendix arranged in 

chronological order by date of arraignment. Box 1 location: 270/2/23/07.9

. The box was empty on December 5, 2002.

War Crimes Branch, Philippine War Crimes Records — Entry 178: Final Report on War Crimes Trials in the Philippines
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 189

China Theater War Crimes Records

The war crimes office in the China Theater was located in Chunking during the war and 

shared staff and functions with the Far Eastern Subcommission of the United Nations War 

Crimes Commission. When the war ended both organizations moved to Nanking where 

the war crimes office brought cases before U.S. military commissions. Among the more 

notable cases tried in the China Theater were those of the Bureau Ehrhardt, a group of 

German operatives in China, and the case of the killers of the Doolittle Mission fliers. Trial 

transcripts from the China Theater are in the case files described in Entry 143.

China War Crimes File Index (0153-A1-179)

This is an index to the files of the war crimes office in the China Theater described in Entry 

180. Entries include index numbers, a description of the documents, and the dates of the 

documents. Arranged in part geographically by location of war crime incident and in part by 

type of document and thereunder chronologically. Box 1 location: 270/2/23/07.

China War Crimes File (0153-A1-180)

Correspondence, reports, trial transcripts and investigative material, war criminal lists, and 

Chinese-language documents assembled by the war crimes office in the China Theater. 

Included are records originated by the Far Eastern Subcommission of the United Nations 

War Crimes Commission, U.S. military commissions, the Chinese government, and the 

war crimes office. An index to these records is described in Entry 179. Arranged in part 

geographically by location of war crime incident and in part by type of document and 

thereunder chronologically. Boxes 1-14 location: 270/2/23/07.

Navy War Crimes Docket (0153-UD-1020)

Box 1 location: 270/B/2/07

Case Dockets of Far East War Crimes Trials (0153-UD-1022)

Box 1 location: 270/B/3/01

Far East War Crimes Docket, including Eight Army, China, Philippines, and IMTFE 

(0153-UD-1024)

Box 1 location: 270/B/3/02

Basic Directive 1942-1945 (0153-UD-1026)

Box 1 location: 270/1/3/06

War Crimes Branch – Far East (0153-UD-1027)

Box 1 location: 270/1/3/06

Japanese War Crimes Reviews 1949-1950 (0153-UD-1028)

Box 1 location: 270/1/3/06

War Crimes Branch, China Theater War Crimes Records — Entry 1028: Japanese War Crimes Reviews, 1949-1950
RG 153. Records of the Judge Advocate General (Army) 190

Historian Background Files (0153-UD-1031)

This series includes historical materials extracted from the files for the preparation of a 

history of war crimes activities in the Far East. Included are copies of documents, trial 

transcripts, memorandums, and background information. Boxes 1-2 location: 270/1/3/07.

War Crimes Branch, China Theater War Crimes Records — Entry 1031: Historian Background Files
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 191

Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs

Record Group 165

During World War II the War Department General and Special Staffs were concerned with 

policymaking and planning on the highest level and with supervising all aspects of the 

military establishment, including the intelligence system. Gen. George C. Marshall was the 

Chief of Staff from September 1, 1939 until November 18, 1945. He was succeeded by 

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who served until July 26, 1947.

Records of the Office of the Chief of Staff

Correspondence 

Security-Classified General Correspondence 1942-1947 (0165-NM84-13) 

Arranged in four chronological subseries: 1942-1943, 1944-1945, 1946, and 1947, and 

thereunder by the War Department decimal classification scheme. Included in the 1942-

1943 records is a project series arranged alphabetically by geographic locations and areas, 

and thereunder by the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 28-387 

location: 390/30/4/01. 

1942-1943

Box Decimal 

28 000.5 (records date 1944-1945) location: 390/30/4/01

82 350.03 location: 390/30/5/02

88 383.6 (2 folders) location: 390/30/5/03

89 385 location: 390/30/5/03

89 386.3 location: 390/30/5/03

1944-1945

Box Decimal 

124 000.5 (3 folders) location: 390/30/6/02

192 314.4 location: 390/30/7/04

216 350.03 location: 390/30/7/08

232-233 383.6 location: 390/30/8/03

234 385 location: 390/30/8/03

234 386.3 location: 390/30/8/03

244 470.6 location: 390/30/8/04

1946

Box Decimal 

257 000.5 location: 390/30/8/06

317 383.6 location: 390/30/10/01

317 385 location: 390/30/10/01

318 386.3 location: 390/30/10/02

Records of the Office of the Chief of Staff — Entry 13: Security-Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1947
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 192

1947

Box Decimal 

328 000.5 location: 390/30/10/03

381 383.6 location: 390/30/11/04

381 385

381 386.3 location: 390/30/11/04

Top-Secret Card Index to Correspondence to the Top-Secret General 

Correspondence (0165-NM84-Entry 14) 

Arranged in four chronological subseries: 1941-1943, 1944-1945, 1946, and 1947, and 

thereunder according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1-10 

location: 390/30/15/02. 

1941-1943

Box Decimal 

1 000.5 location: 390/30/15/02

2 350.03 location: 390/30/15/02

3 383.6 location: 390/30/15/02

3 385 location: 390/30/15/02

3 386.3 location: 390/30/15/02

1944-1945

Box Decimal 

4 000.5 location: 390/30/15/02

7 383.6 location: 390/30/15/02

7 385 location: 390/30/15/02

7 386.3 location: 390/30/15/02

7 470.6 location: 390/30/15/02

1946

Box Decimal 

8 000.5 location: 390/30/15/02

8 0.91 (Japan) location: 390/30/15/02

9 383.6 location: 390/30/15/02

9 385 location: 390/30/15/02

9 386.3 location: 390/30/15/02

1947

Box Decimal 

9 000.5 location: 390/30/15/02

9 0.91 (Japan) location: 390/30/15/02

9 385 location: 390/30/15/02

9 383.6 location: 390/30/15/02

Records of the Office of the Chief of Staff — Entry 14: Card Index to the Top-Secret General Correspondence, 

1941-1947
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 193

Top-Secret General Correspondence 1941-1947 (0165-NM84-15) 

Arranged in four chronological subseries: 1941-1943, 1944-1945, 1946, and 1947, and 

thereunder according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Included in 

the 1941-1943 records is a project series arranged alphabetically by geographic locations 

and areas, and thereunder by the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 

1-11; 1-16; 1-5; and 1-5 location: 390/30/15/03. 

1944-1945

Box Decimal 

1 000.5 location: 390/30/15/06

2 0.91 (Japan) location: 390/30/15/06

11 383.6 location: 390/30/15/07

11 385 location: 390/30/15/07

12 386.3 location: 390/30/15/07

13 470.6 location: 390/30/15/07

1946

Box Decimal 

2 0.91 (Japan) location: 390/30/15/08

4 383.6 location: 390/30/16/01

4 385 location: 390/30/16/01

1947

Box Decimal 

1 000.5 location: 390/30/16/01

2 0.91 (Japan) location: 390/30/16/01

5 385 location: 390/30/16/01

Security-Classified Cables and Correspondence with the White House 1939-1946 

(0165-NM84-20)

Box 30 location: 390/30/16/03

Records of the Civil Affairs Division Relating to the State-War-Navy Coordinating 

Committee (0165-UD-36)

Boxes 1-2 location: 390/39/14/04

Records of the General Staff

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2)

Security-Classified General Correspondence 1941-1948 (0165-NM84-74)

Boxes 141-155 location: 390/31/9/02

Box Subject

141 Allied Control Commission, etc.; contains information on captured document policy 

1944 location: 390/31/9/02

Records of the General Staff, Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 74: Security-Classified General 

Correspondence, 1941-1948
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 194

Box Subject

142 Japan Branch, Pacific Unit 1943 location: 390/31/9/03

142 Collection-Foreign 1946 location: 390/31/9/03

143 Material Furnished Medical Intelligence 1942 location: 390/31/9/03

146 Distribution 1942-1945 location: 390/31/9/03

153 SWPA Liaison 1944-1945 location: 390/31/9/04

155 Lists/Documents Targets 1-192 Philippines 1945 location: 390/31/9/04

155 Philippines/Target Intelligence 1942-1945 location: 390/31/9/04

Records of the Military Intelligence Division 

The Military Intelligence Division (MID) was responsible for the collection, evaluation, and 

dissemination of military information. Its major staff duties from 1939 to 1945 included 

the supervision of United States military attachés and military missions abroad, liaison 

with military attachés and missions in Washington from accredited foreign countries, 

negative (or counterintelligence) as well as positive intelligence work, and participation in 

joint intelligence collection activities with the navy and with other agencies of the federal 

government. 

The March 1942 reorganization of the War Department included a major overhaul of the 

MID. The Intelligence Branch was replaced by the Military Intelligence Service (MIS), which 

assumed principal responsibility for collecting, evaluating, and disseminating intelligence 

information. Additional changes followed during the war, so that by 1944, MIS consisted 

of the following major components: Information Group Intelligence Group, Administrative 

Group, and Counterintelligence Group. 

Formerly Security-Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”) 

Received From U.S. Military Attachés, Military and Civilian Agencies of the United 

States, Foreign Governments, and Other Sources, 1922-1944 (0165-NM84-77) 

The records are arranged alphabetically by name or country or region and thereunder 

according to a numeric-subject filing scheme initially prepared by the MID in 1920 as the 

Index Guide for Classification of Military Information. This index organized intelligence 

materials for a particular country or region into general and secondary subject categories, 

each of which was assigned a four-digit numerical designation. In the 1940 edition of 

the index, information was organized into nine general categories: Geographic (1000-

1320), Population and Social Conditions (2000-2950), Political (3000-3870), Economic 

(4000-5070), National Defense (5900-5990), Army (6000-6970), Navy (7000-7945), AirCivil (8000-8290), and Air-Military (9900-9960). For each country or region additional 

miscellaneous subject files, correspondence, or memorandums are often appended to 

the end of the numeric-subject files. A detailed listing of box numbers and Index Guide 

numbers is available. The Numerical Series of Intelligence Documents (“ID File”), which 

began in June 1944, was the successor to this series. See Records of the Army Staff 

(Record Group 319) for the “ID” File. 

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 195

Box Subject

121 Asia location: 390/31/12/06

122-145 Australia location: 390/31/12/06

122 Australia: 1000

122 Australia: 1200

123 Australia: 1300

123 Australia: 2400

124 Australia: 2500

124 Australia: 3510

125 Australia: 3600

125 Australia: 3610

126 Australia: 3700

126 Australia: 3850

127 Australia: 3850

127 Australia: 3860

128 Australia: 4000

128 Australia: 4035

129 Australia: 4100

129 Australia: 4220

130 Australia: 4220

130 Australia: 4330

131 Australia: 4340

131 Australia: 4500

132 Australia: 4510

132 Australia: 4720

133 Australia: 4730

134 Australia: 4730

134 Australia: 4820

135 Australia: 4900

135 Australia: 5060

136 Australia: 5900

136 Australia: 6000

137 Australia: 6000

137 Australia: 6010

138 Australia: 6020

138 Australia: 6310

139 Australia: 6320

139 Australia: 6505

140 Australia: 6505

140 Australia: 6545

141 Australia: 6560

141 Australia: 6760

142 Australia: 6810

142 Australia: 8220

143 Australia: 8230

143 Australia: 9105

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 196

144 Australia: 9200

144 Australia: 9960

145 Australia: Misc.

335-349 Burma location: 390/31/18/07

335 Burma: 1000

335 Burma: 1220

336 Burma: 2000

336 Burma: 3000

337 Burma: 3115

337 Burma: 4120

338 Burma: 4120

338 Burma: 4530

339 Burma: 4540

339 Burma: 5990

340 Burma: 6000

340 Burma: 7570

341 Burma: 9000

341 Burma: 9900

342 Burma: 9910

342 Burma: 9960

343-349 Burma: Misc.

514-581 China location: 390/31/24/05 [These records have been microfilmed; 

researchers should use NARA Microfilm Publication No. 1513.]

514 China: 1000

514 China: 1170

515 China: 1180

515-517 China: 1185

517-521 China: 1190

521 China: 1300

522 China: 2000

522 China: 2220

523 China: 2310

523 China: 2520

524 China: 2520

524 China: 2540

525 China: 2940

525 China: 3020

526 China: 3020

526 China: 3300

527 China: 3350

527 China: 3410

528 China: 3500

528 China: 3700

529 China: 3800

529 China: 3850

530 China: 3850

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 197

530 China: 3852

531 China: 3860

531 China: 4010

532 China: 4010

533 China: 4010

533 China: 4025

534 China: 4030

534 China: 4115

535 China: 4115

535 China: 4120

536 China: 4120

536 China: 4220

537 China: 4220

537 China: 4320

538 China: 4330

538 China: 4500

539 China: 4510

540 China: 4510

540-545 China: 4530

545 China: 4600

546 China: 4600

546-548 China: 4610

548 China: 4620

549 China: 4620

549 China: 4630

550 China: 4630

550 China: 4730

551 China: 4750

551 China: 4830

552 China: 4900

552 China: 5030

553 China: 5030

553 China: 5060

554 China: 5070

554 China: 5970

555 China: 5970

555 China: 6115

556 China: 6115

556 China: 6505

557 China: 6510

557 China: 6760

558 China: 6800

558 China: 6905

559 China: 6905

559-561 China: 6910

561 China: 6950

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562 China: 6950

562 China: 7185

563 China: 7240

563-565 China: 9185

565 China: 9410

566 China: 9500

566-569 China: 9903

569 China: Cables

570 China: Clippings

570 China: Digest 3410

571 China: Digests 3500

571 China: Digests 6410

572 China: Digests 6500

572 China: Expedition Route 2

573 China: Expedition Route 2

573 China: Expedition Route 3

574 China: Expedition Route 4

574 China: Expedition Hankow

575 China: Expedition Shanghai

575 China: Flimsy File

576 China: Flimsy File

576 China: Photos

577 China: Photos

577 China: Reports Consulate

578 China: Reports Consulate

578 China: Reports Estimate

579 China: Reports Library

579 China: Reports Naval Intelligence

580 China: Reports Naval Intelligence

580 China: Reports Situation

581 China: Reports Situation

581 China: Southwest Asia Branch

582 There is no Box 582

583-584 China: Slides (to Lecture)

585-586 China: Slides (to Lecture)

587 China: Slides (to Lecture)

966-978 French Indo-China location: 390/31/35/02

966 French Indo-China: 1000

966 French Indo-China: 3000

967 French Indo-China: 3210

967 French Indo-China: 4000

968 French Indo-China: 4000

968 French Indo-China: 4460

969 French Indo-China: 4500

969 French Indo-China: 4530

970 French Indo-China: 4540

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
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970 French Indo-China: 4730

971 French Indo-China: 4730

971 French Indo-China: 6000

972 French Indo-China: 6000

972 French Indo-China: 9000

973 French Indo-China: 9000

973 French Indo-China: 9935

974-978 French Indo-China: Misc.

1622-1657 India location: 390/32/17/01

1622 India: 1000

1622 India: 2000

1623 India: 2000

1623 India: 3600

1624 India: 3600

1624 India: 4000

1625 India: 4000

1625 India: 4030

1626 India: 4100

1626 India: 4260

1627 India: 4300

1627 India: 4600

1628 India: 4600

1628 India: 4730

1629 India: 4730

1629 India: 5900

1630 India: 5900

1630 India: 6100

1631 India: 6100

1631 India: 6170

1632 India: 6170

1632 India: 6500

1633 India: 6500

1633 India: 6570

1634 India: 6570

1635 India: 6580

1635 India: 6700

1636 India: 6700

1636 India: 6740

1637 India: 6740

1637 India: 6760

1638 India: 6800

1638 India: 6910

1639 India: 6910

1639 India: 9185

1640 India: 9000

1640 India: 9910

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
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1641 India: 9960

1641-1650 India: Reports

1650 India: G

1651-1654 India: I

1654 India: S

1655 India: S

1655-1657 India: Misc.

1712 Islands: Caroline 

1712 Islands: Celebes location: 390/32/18/07

1713 Islands: Celebes location: 390/32/18/07

1713-1715 Islands: Ceylon location: 390/32/18/07

1725 Islands: Dutch location: 390/32/19/02

1725-1726 Islands: Fiji location: 390/32/19/02

1727-1728 Islands: Formosa location: 390/32/19/02

1728-1729 Islands: French Oceania location: 390/32/19/02

1729-1730 Islands: Gilbert location: 390/32/19/02

1732-1738 Islands: Hawaii location: 390/32/19/03

1738 Islands: Hong Kong location: 390/32/19/04

1745-1748 Islands: Java location: 390/32/19/05

1749 Islands: Kei, Tanimbar, Aru & Banda location: 390/32/19/05

1749-1751 Islands: Kurile location: 390/32/19/05

1759 Islands: Mariana location: 390/32/19/07

1760 Islands: Photographs location: 390/32/19/07

1761 Islands: Marshall location: 390/32/19/07

1766 Islands: Nauru location: 390/32/20/01

1767-1792 Islands: Netherlands East Indies location: 390/32/22/01

1792 Islands: New Britain location: 390/32/22/04

1793-1795 Islands: New Caledonia location: 390/32/22/04

1796-1801 Islands: New Guinea location: 390/32/22/05

1801-1802 Islands: New Hebrides location: 390/32/22/06

1802-1808 Islands: New Zealand location: 390/32/22/06

1809-1812 Islands: Pacific location: 390/32/22/07

1812 Islands: Pacific – Baniara location: 390/32/22/07

1813 Islands: Pacific – Bismark 

1813 Islands: Pacific – Caroline location: 390/32/22/07

1814 Islands: Pacific – Caroline

1814 Islands: Pacific – Equatorial location: 390/32/22/07

1815 Islands: Pacific – Fiji location: 390/32/23/01

1816 Islands: Pacific – location: 390/32/23/01

1816 Islands: Pacific – Finschafen location: 390/32/23/01

1817 Islands: Pacific - French Oceania location: 390/32/23/01

1818 Islands: Pacific - French Oceania

1818 Islands: Pacific – Gilbert location: 390/32/23/01

1819 Islands: Pacific – Gilbert location: 390/32/23/01

1820 Islands: Pacific – Guadalcanal location: 390/32/23/01

1820 Islands: Pacific – Helen location: 390/32/23/01

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
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1821 Islands: Pacific – Howland location: 390/32/23/01

1821 Islands: Pacific – Mariana location: 390/32/23/01

1822 Islands: Pacific – Mariana

1822 Islands: Pacific - Marshall

1823 Islands: Pacific – Marshall location: 390/32/23/02

1823 Islands: Pacific - Netherlands East Indies location: 390/32/23/02

1824 Islands: Pacific - Netherlands East Indies

1824 Islands: Pacific - New Caledonia location: 390/32/23/02

1825 Islands: Pacific - New Caledonia

1825 Islands: Pacific - New Hebrides location: 390/32/23/02

1826 Islands: Pacific - New Hebrides 

1826 Islands: Pacific – Ocean location: 390/32/23/02

1827 Islands: Pacific – Papua location: 390/32/23/02

1827 Islands: Pacific – Rabaul location: 390/32/23/02

1828 Islands: Pacific – Rodriguez location: 390/32/23/02

1828 Islands: Pacific – Solomon location: 390/32/23/02

1829 Islands: Pacific – Timor location: 390/32/23/03

1829-1830 Islands: Pacific – Wake location: 390/32/23/03

1830 Islands: Pacific – Yule location: 390/32/23/03

1831 Islands: Pacific – A

1831 Islands: Pacific – E location: 390/32/23/03

1832 Islands: Pacific – E

1832 Islands: Pacific – G location: 390/32/23/03

1833 Islands: Pacific – G

1833 Islands: Pacific – J location: 390/32/23/03

1834 Islands: Pacific – J

1834 Islands: Pacific – P location: 390/32/23/04

1835 Islands: Pacific – P location: 390/32/23/04

1836 Islands: Pacific – P 

1836 Islands: Pacific - Misc. location: 390/32/23/04

1837 Islands: Pacific - Misc. location: 390/32/23/04

1838-1892 Islands: Philippines location: 390/32/23/04

1913-1914 Islands: Singapore location: 390/32/25/01

1914-1916 Islands: Solomons location: 390/32/25/01

1916-1925 Islands: Sumatra location: 390/32/25/01

1925-1926 Islands: Timor location: 390/32/25/02

2042-2253 Japan location: 390/32/27/06

2042 Japan: 1000

2043 Japan: 1100

2043-2046 Japan: 1170

2046-2047 Japan: 1190

2047-2050 Japan: 1220

2050 Japan: 1300

2051 Japan: 1300

2051 Japan: 2020

2052 Japan: 2030

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
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2052 Japan: 2300

2053 Japan: 2300

2053 Japan: 2500

2054 Japan: 2600

2054 Japan: 2810

2055 Japan: 2810

2055 Japan: 2910

2056 Japan: 2910

2057 Japan: 3000

2057 Japan: 3000

2058 Japan: 3000

2058 Japan: 3100

2059 Japan: 3110

2059-2062 Japan: 3850

2063 Japan: 3860

2063-2073 Japan: 4000

2073-2075 Japan: 4100

2075-2078 Japan: 4115

2078-2084 Japan: 4120

2085 Japan: 4130

2085 Japan: 4200

2086 Japan: 4200

2086 Japan: 4240

2087 Japan: 4240

2088 Japan: 4250

2088-2093 Japan: 4300

2093-2097 Japan: 4310

2097-2098 Japan: 4315

2098-2101 Japan: 4320

2101-2103 Japan: 4330

2103 Japan: 4340

2104 Japan: 4350

2104 Japan: 4380

2105 Japan: 4380

2105 Japan: 4400

2106 Japan: 4400

2106-2110 Japan: 4460

2111 Japan: 4470

2111 Japan: 4500

2112 Japan: 4500

2115 Japan: 4530

2113 Japan: 4530

2113 Japan: 4600

2114 Japan: 4600

2114-2118 Japan: 4710

2118 Japan: 4710

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
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2118 Japan: 4730

2119 Japan: 4730

2119 Japan: 4750

2120 Japan: 4750

2120 Japan: 4810

2121 Japan: 4810

2121 Japan: 4850

2122-2124 Japan: 4900

2124-2125 Japan: 5000

2125 Japan: 5030

2126 Japan: 5030

2126 Japan: 5910

2127 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare March 1942, ca. 10 pp. File 5935

2127 Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas. Standard JICPOA TranslationClassification of Japanese Documents January. 20, 1944, 2 pp. File 5935 

2127 Memorandums and other records relating to the Japanese Intelligence 

Service, ca. 100 pp. File 5935 

2127 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 890 Japanese Infiltration Among 

the Muslims Throughout the World May 15, 1943, 19 pp. File 5940 location: 

390/32/30/05

2128 HQ, USAFISPA. Japanese Officers of Special Interest to SOPAC Area February 

29, 1944, 71 pp. File 5990 

2128 Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Economic Who’s 

Who in Japan (Preliminary) January 1944, 147 pp. File 5990 location: 

390/32/30/05

2129 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories: Japan 2nd Ed. April 

15, 1944, 35 pp. File 5990 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 Military Intelligence Division. Memorandum regarding information needed 

about the Japanese Army September 10, 1943, 12 pp. File 6000 location: 

390/32/30/06

2129 Far Eastern Combined Bureau Intelligence Summary. Japanese Army List of 

Staff November 1, 1941, 32 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 List of Generals and Lt. Generals in 1942 Army Register Revised According to 

later Information Received Here and Arranged Alphabetically n.d. 7 pp. File 

6000 

2129 Order of Battle, Japanese Army: Appendix B List of Officers Showing 

Assignments March 24, 1943, 28 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 The War Office, M.I.2. Japanese Army List of Staff March 15, 1944, 133 pp. 

File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 List of Maj. Generals in the 1942 Army Register According to Assignment 

n.d. 20 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 Military Intelligence Division. Abbreviations Used by the British Services 

December 23, 1941, 15 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 MIS Language School Bulletin No. 1 English Equivalents of Japanese Military 

Organization Nomenclatures November 16, 1943, 5 pp. File 6000

2129 MIS Language School Bulletin No. 2 Japanese Military Terms Defined in 

Japanese January 4, 1944, 32 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 MID Monthly Letter on Japanese Army Order of Battle and Related Subjects 

February 1, 1944, 40 pp. and maps File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2129 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA)-China-Burma-India. Report 

on Military and Political Situation in Japan during 1942-1943, based on 

documents captured from the Italian Naval Attaché, Tokyo, Japan 26 pp. File 

6000 location: 390/32/30/06

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
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2130 Translation of Handwritten Notebook Containing Data on the Japanese Army, 

n.d. 91 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2130 Draft Copy of Monograph on the Imperial Japanese Army, ca. 1941, 106 pp. 

File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2130 U.S. Army G-2. Various copies of documents providing information on Enemy 

Situation in Pacific 1944, ca. 200 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2130 Memorandums regarding interrogations 1942-1944, ca. 30 pp. File 6000

2130 ATIS Spot Report No. 176 December 14, 1943, 3 pp. File 6000

2130 Combat Intelligence Center-South Pacific Force Translations 1943, 11 pp. File 

6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2130 Far Eastern Unit, Military Intelligence Division. Organization of the Japanese 

Army Jan. 31, 1944, 75 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2131 Military Intelligence Directorate, GHQ, India. Illustrations of the Modern 

Japanese Army July 1942 and Supplement No. 1 April 1943, 55 pp. File 6000

2131 Combat Intelligence Center-South Pacific Force and other organizations. 

Translations of captured documents 1943-1944, ca. 60 pp. File 6000

2131 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Pamphlet on Japanese Military 

Terms May 13, 1944, 15 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2131 Military Intelligence Service. Translation of Japanese War Diary October 15, 

1943, ca. 10 pp. File 6000 location: 390/32/30/06

2131 Combat Intelligence Center and Joint Intelligence Center-Pacific Ocean 

Areas. Order of Battle Information 1943-January 2, 1944, ca. 60 pp. File 

6010

2132 Lists of Japanese General Officers 1942, ca. 30 pp. File 6010 location: 

390/32/30/06

2133 Japanese Army Organizational Information based on captured documents, 

prisoner of war interrogations, and other sources 1942-1943, ca. 300 pp. 

File 6010 location: 390/32/30/07

2133 Japanese Chemical Warfare Tactics in Malaya April 10, 1942, 1 p. File 6110 

location: 390/32/30/07

2133 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency-CBI Branch. Japan/Manchuria Code 

Numbers of Units January 31, 1944, 1 p. File 6115 location: 390/32/30/07

2134 Information on Japanese Military Police 1942-1944, ca. 10 pp. File 6160 

location: 390/32/30/07

2134 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 1942-March 1944, ca. 40 pp. File 

6160 location: 390/32/30/07

2134 Information on Japanese use of poison gas in China 1938-Feb. 1944, ca. 100 

pp., File 6160 location: 390/32/30/07

2135-2137 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 1942-1944, ca. 2,200 pp. File 

6160 location: 390/32/30/07

2138 Translations of captured Japanese documents 1942-1944, ca. 100 pp. File 

6170 location: 390/32/31/01

2138 Information on Japanese Military Police, ca. 1942, 7 pp. File 6170 location: 

390/32/31/01

2139 Information on Japanese bacterial warfare February 18, 1942, 1 p. File 6305 

location: 390/32/31/01

2139 Code of the Japanese Army June 13, 1941, 4 pp. File 6305 location: 

390/32/31/01

2139 Field Code of the Japanese Imperial Army January 8, 1941, 10 pp. File 6320 

location: 390/32/31/01

2138 Original copy and translation of speech given by the Japanese Vice-Minister 

of War at a meeting on April 8, 1943 concerning crimes and misdemeanors, 

ca. 10 pp. File 6320 location: 390/32/31/01

2141 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 1942-1945, ca. 100 pp. File 6530 

location: 390/32/31/01

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 77: Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“Regional File”), 1922-1944
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2141 Information on Japanese Bacteriological Warfare March 1942 and March 

1944, 2 pp. File 6533 location: 390/32/31/01

2141 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 1942-1945, ca. 300 pp. File 6535 

location: 390/32/31/01

2141 Information on Japanese Codes 1941-1943, ca. 100 pp. File 6540 location: 

390/32/31/01

2142 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 1940-1942, ca. 50 pp. File 6540 

location: 390/32/31/01

2142 Information on Japanese use of gas 1943, ca. 10 pp. File 6545 location: 

390/32/31/01

2142 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare Activities 1942, ca. 20 pp. File 

6550 location: 390/32/31/01

2143 Information on Japanese Chemical Warfare Equipment and Use 1940-1941, 

ca. 10 pp. File 6570 location: 390/32/31/01

2146 Japanese Chemical Warfare Tactics 1942, 2 pp. File 6670 location: 

390/32/31/02

2146 Cable, American Consulate General Shanghai China to U.S. Department of 

State regarding Japanese use of poison gas in China February 1, 1940, 7 pp. 

File 6670 location: 390/32/31/02

2146 Japanese Chemical Warfare weapons and use 1941, ca. 10 pp. File 6670 

location: 390/32/31/02

2146 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations Report on booklet found 

on a Japanese Cipher Clerk Prisoner July 19, 1943, 1 p. File 6670 location: 

390/32/31/02

2149 Correspondence and memorandums regarding Japanese language and 

translating captured Japanese documents 1942-1943, ca. 125 pp. File 6740 

location: 390/32/31/02

2151 Communiqués Issued by the Imperial General Headquarters (Since the 

Outbreak of the Greater East Asia War (The Mainichi Publishing Company 

1943) 127 pp. File 6900 location: 390/32/31/03 [this is a photostatic copy; 

an original copy is in box 2251.]

2151 Photostatic copy of New York Evening Post article entitled “America Safe 

from Japan’s Bacteria War” by Joseph H. Baird, March 3, 1942, 2 pp. File 

6900 location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Extracts from The New York Times articles of March 2, 1942 regarding 

Japanese chemical warfare in China, 2 pp. File 6900 location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Japan’s using 

hand grenades charged with prussic acid February 24, 1942, 1 pp. File 6900 

location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Translation of document of Japanese Order of Battle in China, Mar.17, 1942, 

6 pp. File 6900 location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese internment orders issued in 

Shanghai, China May 8, 1943, 5-pp. File 6900 location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Advanced Headquarters, Allied Land Forces, SWPA, Japanese Army Order of 

Battle May 1943, ca. 30 pp. File 6900 location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Military Intelligence Directorate, General Headquarters, India. Japanese 

Army Order of Battle as of November 1942, amendments Nos. 4 and 9 

January and May 1943, 4 pp. File 6900 location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Amendment #2, Order of Battle, Japanese Army, Appendix C List of Code 

and Special Designations for Army Units March 8, 1943, 32 pp. File 6900 

location: 390/32/31/03

2151 Miscellaneous information on Japanese Army Order of Battle 1942-1943, ca. 

200 pp. File 6900-6905 location: 390/32/31/03

2152 Information on Japanese Order of Battle 1941-1943, ca. 400 pp. File 6905 

location: 390/32/31/03

2153 Information on Japanese Order of Battle 1943, ca. 400 pp. File 6910 

location: 390/32/31/03 

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2154 Combat Intelligence Center-South Pacific Force. Translation of captured 

Japanese document taken at Mundan, late July 1943, 9 pp. File 6910 

location: 390/32/31/03

2154 G-2, Headquarters, USAFISPA. Report on Japanese campaign in the 

Guadalcanal Area based on captured documents and interrogations August 

7, 1943, 35 pp. File 6910 location: 390/32/31/03

2154 Copies of captured records, translations of captured records, and Prisoner 

of War interrogations, 1942-1944, ca. 100 pp. File 6910 location: 

390/32/31/03

2154 Information on Japanese military operations in China 1933-1941, ca. 350 

pp. File 6910 location: 390/32/31/03

2155 Trans-Pacific News Service, New York October 22, 1938 “Japanese Atrocities 

in Nanking Authenticated by Readers Digest...” 3 legal size pp. File 6920 

location: 390/32/31/03

2155 Memorandum indicating the Japanese were probably not planting documents 

to be found January 15, 1944, 1 p. File 6950 location: 390/32/31/03

2155 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 289A May 15, 1944, 6 pp. File 6950 location: 

390/32/31/03

2155 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese treatment of Prisoners of 

War December 27, 1943, 6 pp. File 6950 location: 390/32/31/03

2155 Military Attaché, American Embassy, Chungking, China. Translation of 

captured Japanese document, ca. 10 pp. August 6, 1942 File 6950 location: 

390/32/31/03

2155 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations Report on Allied Prisoners of 

War in Indo-China January 27, 1943, 4 pp. File 6950 location: 390/32/31/03

2155 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Japanese military 

prisons and Prisoner of War camp, Shanghai Area September 10, 1942, 4 

pp. File 6950 location: 390/32/31/03

2155 Folder containing information on Japanese atrocities 1938-1943, ca. 40 pp. 

File 6950 location: 390/32/31/03

2155-2156 Information relating to Allied and Japanese Prisoners of War and Prisoner of 

War Camps 1942-1943, ca. 350 pp. File 6950 location: 390/32/31/03

2156 Prisoner of War interrogations 1942-1944, ca. 250 pp. File 6950 location: 

390/32/31/03

2157 Information relating to Allied and Japanese Prisoners of War and Prisoner of 

War Camps 1943, ca. 250 pp. File 6950 location: 390/32/31/03

2157 Information regarding Japanese occupation governments and activities 

1942-1943, ca. 600 pp. File 6960 location: 390/32/31/03

2158 MIS Language School Bulletin No. 3 Japanese Navy and Landing Force 

Terms Defined in Japanese January 31, 1944, 16 pp. File 7000 location: 

390/32/31/03

2158 MIS Language School Bulletin No. 4 Japanese Navy Terms Defined in 

Japanese March 27, 1944, 22 pp. File 7000 location: 390/32/31/03

2158 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations. Standard Nomenclature of 

Japanese Naval and Air Organizations January 23, 1943, 10 pp. File 7100 

location: 390/32/31/03

2158 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations. Joint ONI-MIS Summary of 

Japanese Land, Air, and Sea Strength in Areas Indicated November 1942-

July 1, 1943, ca. 100 pp. File 7115 location: 390/32/31/03

2159 Information on Japanese Fleet Organization and Commanders of 

Japanese Fleets November-December 1942, ca. 30 pp. File 7210 location: 

390/32/31/03

2182-2183 XIV Corps; HQ, 1st Marine Division; Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff G2, USAFISPA; Combat Intelligence Center, South Pacific Force; Intelligence 

Center, Pacific Ocean Areas, etc. Interrogation Reports and Translations of 

Captured Japanese Documents December 1942-November 1943 File Misc.-

1120 location: 390/32/31/07

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RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 207

2183 The Foreign Affairs Association of Japan Why Japan Had to Fight in Shanghai 

1937, 54 pp. and maps File Misc.-1190 location: 390/32/31/07

2183 H.G. Deignan Siam-Land of Free Men Smithsonian Institution War 

Background Studies No. 8 February 1943, 18 pp. File Misc.-1190 location: 

390/32/31/07

2183 Various Japanese produced, English language, publications regarding 

Manchukou and Manchuria 1935-1938 File Misc.-1190 location: 

390/32/31/07

2184-2187 Various Japanese produced, English language, publications explaining, 

defending, justifying, rationalizing Japanese activities in the Far East 1936-

1938 File Misc.-2010 location: 390/32/31/07

2197 Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas. Translations of captured enemy 

documents June 16, 1943 File Misc.-6905 location: 390/32/32/02

2197 Military Intelligence Service. Report of interview with Lt. Col. William 

J. Verbeck, Alaska Defense Command (October 1941-October 1943), 

November 4, 1943 File Misc.-6905 location: 390/32/32/02

2197 Memorandum Col. Francis G. Brink to John J. McCloy, Assistant Secretary of 

War, Subject: Observations and Recommendations on Far Eastern Operations 

April 20, 1942 File Misc.-6905 location: 390/32/32/02

2197 Capt. Eugene A. Wright, Language Officer, 43rd Infantry Division HQ, Office 

of Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Supplementary Report of Language Section 

Operations September 12, 1943 File Misc.-6905 location: 390/32/32/02

2197 Message to London September 28, 1942 providing information from 

captured document regarding the organization and strength of the Supply 

Section and Ammunition Section of a battalion of the Japanese 56th Division, 

China File Misc.-6905 location: 390/32/32/02

2197 Code Cablegram received at War Department from AMMISCA, Chungking, 

China March 19, 1942 regarding captured document concerning the 55th 

Japanese Division Misc.-6905 location: 390/32/32/02

2197 Report of escapees from the Philippines; includes interview reports by Maj. 

Villamor [of the Philippines Air Force], December 26. 1942, 76 pp. Misc.-

6905 location: 390/32/32/02

2198 Report on New Economic Measures taken by the Japanese and the Puppet 

Government, n.d., received by MID October 28, 1943, 42 pp. location: 

390/32/32/02

2201 Ten memorandums regarding captured documents from Glen Bruner to 

Col. E. H. F. Svensson, Order of Battle Branch, Pacific Theater, Military 

Intelligence Division, G-2, War Department April-June 1944 location: 

390/32/32/03

2202 Chronological File of New Stories April-November 1943, ca. 125 pp. location: 

390/32/32/03

2206 Reports and other records relating to Japanese Chemical Warfare supplies, 

equipment, activities 1933-1943 Misc.-6905 location: 390/32/32/03

2214 Translations of captured diaries, notebooks, maps 1942, ca. 100 pp. 

location: 390/32/32/05

2215 Doolittle Raid, includes information on treatment of airmen 1942-1944

2215 Capt. J. J. Pershing, Report: Data on the Kwantung Peninsula December 12, 

1905, location: 390/32/32/05

2216 MIS Language School. “Japanese Words of Military Value (Not Found in Most 

Dictionaries)” 1st rev. ed. August 1943, 40 pp. location: 390/32/32/05

2217 Gripsholm Information 1943, ca. 200 pp. Information obtained from 

interviews 1941-1943 location: 390/32/32/05

2218-2219 Japan-Manchuria Branch, Far Eastern Group, MIS. Index to Japan Times 

and Advertiser December 7, 1941-June 17, 1942, ca. 500 pp. location: 

390/32/32/05

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2219 Lt. Col. R. S. Bratton, Chief, Far Eastern Section, Intelligence Branch, G-2, 

War Department, “Japan and Her Army,” Lecture at the Army War College 

January 8, 1938 location: 390/32/32/05

2219 Lt. Col. R. S. Bratton, Chief, Far Eastern Section, Intelligence Branch, G-2, 

War Department, “Japan and Her Army,” Lecture at the Army War College 

January 8, 1940 location: 390/32/32/05

2220 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Translation of Pamphlet 

on Instructions in Chemical Warfare, ca. 1944, ca. 60 pp. location: 

390/32/32/05

2220 Memorandum of Conference with Dr. Kenneth P. Landon of the Coordinator of 

Information, Far Eastern Section (Professor of Philosophy, Earlham College, 

Indiana) regarding his travels in the Far East, October 22, 1941. Interview 

conducted by Far Eastern Section, G-2, War Department, 6 pp. location: 

390/32/32/05

2220 Report on Morale in the Japanese Army [based in part on captured 

documents] September 28, 1943, 53 pp. location: 390/32/32/05

2223 New York Branch Office, MID. Translations Feb.1944 location: 390/32/32/06

2223 Paraphrases of U.S. Code Radiograms anticipating war October-November 

1941

2223 Questions Suggested for Japanese Prisoners of War 1943-ca. 100 pp. 

location: 390/32/32/06

2224 Gripsholm information 1942, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2225 HQ, Army Air Forces, India-Burma Sector, CBI Theater, Special Intelligence 

Report-Translation of Captured document: Handbook for Pilots KI-44 (John)

2225 HQ 1st Marine Amphibious Corps G-2 Statistical and Dissemination SubSection. Order of Battle information from captured documents August 7, 

1943

2225 HQ 1st Marine Amphibious Corps and U.S. South Pacific Force Intelligence 

Office translations and interrogation reports November 1942-January 1943, 

ca. 150 pp.

2225 XIV Corps Translations and Interrogations December 1942-March 1943, ca. 

75 pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2226 Translations regarding Gavutu 1942, ca. 30 pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2226 U.S. Marine Corps Translations 1942 location: 390/32/32/06

2226 XIV Corps Interrogations January 13-February 21, 1943, ca. 100 pp.

2226 Americal Division Interrogation February 21, 1943, 3 pp.

2226 U.S. Navy Intelligence Service, 12th Naval District. Interrogation October 31, 

1942, 3 pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2226 43rd Infantry Division, Americal Division, and XIV Corps interrogations, 

interviews, and translations 1943, ca. 100 pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2226 Chief Signal Officer. Gazetteer of Pacific Theater Place Names (in Japanese 

and English) July 13, 1944, 78 pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2226-2227 Advanced Command Post, HQ, Alaska Defense Command translations of 

documents captured at Attu and Kiska June 1943-February 1944, ca. 700 

pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2227 HQ, Western Defense Command. Translations of Attu and Kiska documents 

June-August 1943, ca. 35 pp.

2225 Chief of Naval Operations, Naval Intelligence Service reports of translations 

and interrogations, mainly dealing with treatment of Prisoners of War 1942-

1943, ca. 30 pp.

2227 Order of Battle-Guadalcanal 1942-1943, ca. 125 pp.

2227 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA)-China-Burma-India Interrogations 

and Translations December 1943, ca. 20 pp. location: 390/32/32/06

2228 Translations of documents captured at Attu, Alaska July 1943, ca. 15 pp. 

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2228 G-2 Western Defense Command and HQ, Alaska Defense Command, 

Translations and covering letters for translations and interrogations 1942-

1943, ca. 75 pp.

2228 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency-China-Burma-India Enemy Publications 

November-December 1943, ca. 40 pp.

2228 Miscellaneous intelligence on Japan 1941-1943, ca. 200 pp. location: 

390/32/32/07

2229 Information on Japanese military and political situation Oct. 23, 1943, 

ca. 20 pp.

2229 Office of Chief of naval Operations. Japanese Naval Activity, March-May 

1942, ca. 50 pp.

2229 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, Japanese Section, China-Burma-India. 

Translation report on documents captured from the Italian ship Eritrea with 

information on the Japanese military and political situation October 23, 

1943, ca. 20 pp.

2229 Various reports on conditions in Japan 1937-1944, ca. 50 pp. location: 

390/32/32/07

2230 Translation of a Japanese Newspaper providing a Japanese version of the 

chronology of the war. Attached is a beautifully hand-drawn map showing 

the territorial gains made by Japan. December 11, 1943

2230 Military Intelligence Service Language School, Camp Savage. Translations of 

captured documents Oct. 1943, ca. 15 pp.

2230 Interrogation reports, November 1942, ca. 25 pp.

2230 Army Headquarters, Wellington, New Zealand Army Interrogations November 

1942-July 1943, ca. 450 pp.

2230 General Staff Intelligence, Advanced HQ, Allied Land Forces, SWPA. Japanese 

Tactics Bulletins [based on captured documents and interrogations] Nos. 1-9 

October-December 1943, ca. 120 pp. location: 390/32/32/07

2231 Military Intelligence Service Language School Correspondence and 

Translations November 1943-May 1944, ca. 125 pp; includes MISLS Bulletin 

No. 5 Japanese Military Terms Defined in Japanese May 15, 1945, 15 pp. and 

Glossary of Japanese Medical Terms April 24, 1944, ca. 20 pp.

2231 U.S. State Department cables regarding the Japanese-Russian situation 

1935-1938, ca. 150 pp.

2231 Miscellaneous speeches and articles by Joseph C. Grew 1941-1943, ca. 10 

pp. location: 390/32/32/07

2232 Supplemental Summaries of Gripsholm Data, ca. 10 pp.

2232 Alaska Defense Command translations 1943, ca. 20 pp.

2232 HQ Amphibian Training Force No. 9. G-2, Translations regarding Kiska 

Operations, ca. 50 pp.

2232 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA)-China-Burma-India. Enemy 

Publications January 1-20, 1944 location: 390/32/32/07

2233 Western Defense Command and Advanced Command post, HQ Alaska 

Defense Command translations and interrogations 1943, ca. 70 pp. location: 

390/32/32/07

2234 Military Intelligence Service Prisoner of War Branch. Interrogations 1944, ca. 

100 pp.

2234 South Pacific Force of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, HQ of the Commander. 

Translations April 24, 1943, ca. 25 pp.

2234 Western Defense Command. Translations of documents captured at Attu and 

Kiska 1943, ca. 250 pp. location: 390/32/32/07

2235 Western Defense Command. Interrogations, Alaska 1943, ca. 100 pp.

2235 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Translations 1944, 5 pp.

2235 HQ, U.S. Army Forces in South Pacific Area , G-2, Translations JanuaryFebruary 1943, ca. 400 pp. location: 390/32/33/01

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2236-2237 Translations of captured documents, mostly by the U.S. Army Forces in 

South Pacific Area, South Pacific Force of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, and the 

Combat Intelligence Center-South Pacific Force 1942-1944, ca. 1,300 pp. 

location: 390/32/33/01

2237 Correspondence regarding translation work 1942-1944, ca. 100 pp. location: 

390/32/33/01

2238 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information, 

New Delhi, India. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese-Occupied Territories A. 

Japan. 2nd Edition April 15, 1944, 34 pp.

2238 HQ XIV Corps, G-2, Translations April-August 1943, ca. 400 pp. location: 

390/32/33/01

2239 Advanced Command Post, HQ Alaska Department, G-2, Translations 

November 1943-March 1944, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/32/33/01

2242-2243 Army and Navy Translations and Prisoner of War Interrogations 1942-1943, 

ca. 450 pp. location: 390/32/33/01

2245 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 209 Commentary on International Law 

Regarding Chemical and Bacterial Warfare October 6, 1944, 7 pp. 

2245 Board of Economic Warfare. Japanese Techniques of Occupation: Selected 

Laws and Official Documents March 27, 1943, 137 pp. 

2245 Article by Graham H. Stuart, “Jap Treatment of American Prisoners Giving 

Rise to Stronger Complaints,” Victory Bulletin August 10, 1944 p. 5.

2245 [Special Branch, MIS]. Jurisdiction, Organization and Personnel of Japanese 

Greater East Asia Ministry n.d. 21 pp. location: 390/32/33/02

2248 HQ, U.S. Army Forces in South Pacific Area, G-2, Covering letters regarding 

captured documents and translations September 1943-May 1944, ca. 15 pp. 

2248 Miscellaneous Interrogations 1942, ca. 10 pp. location: 390/32/33/02

2248 Interrogations and Translations 1943-1944, ca. 75 pp. location: 

390/32/33/02

2250 Army and Navy Interrogations and Translations 1942-1944, ca. 50 pp. 

location: 390/32/33/03

2251 Herbert C. Lee, A Japanese Handbook for Sailors, Soldiers and Marines 1942

2251 Communiques Issued by the Imperial General Headquarters (Since the 

Outbreak of the Greater East Asia War) (The Mainichi Publishing Company 

1943) 127 pp. location: 390/32/33/03

2253 Military Intelligence Service. Translations and interrogations 1943-1944 

location: 390/32/33/03

2259-2268 Korea location: 390/32/33/04

2416-2425 Malaya location: 390/33/1/05

2426-2432 Manchuria location: 390/33/1/07

2629-2634 Netherlands East Indies location: 390/33/6/01

2645-2649 New Zealand location: 390/33/6/03

2715 Pacific Ocean Area: Misc. location: 390/33/7/06

2896 Southeast Asia: Misc. location: 390/33/11/04

2897 South Pacific Area: Misc. location: 390/33/11/04

2899 Southwest Pacific: Misc. location: 390/33/11/04

3012-3025 Thailand location: 390/33/13/07

3012 Thailand: 1000

3012 Thailand: 2020

3013 Thailand: 2030

3013 Thailand: 3100

3014 Thailand: 3100

3014 Thailand: 3850

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3015 Thailand: 3850

3015-3017 Thailand: 4000

3017 Thailand: 4520

3018 Thailand: 4530

3018 Thailand: 4800

3019 Thailand: 4810

3019 Thailand: 6960

3020 Thailand: 7000

3020 Thailand: 9000

3021 Thailand: 9010

3021 Thailand: 9185

3022 Thailand: 9185

3022 Thailand: 9935

3023 Thailand: 9935

3023-3025 Thailand: Misc.

Formerly Security-Classified Intelligence Reference Publications (“P” File) 

Received from U.S. Military Attachés, Military and Civilian Agencies of the United 

States, Foreign Governments and Other Sources, 1940-1945 (0165-NM84-79)

Box Subject

227 ADVANTIS Advanced Echelon – Alamo Force Report on Japanese Documents 

captured at Hollandia, May 12, 1944 location: 390/33/25/06

227-232 ADVANTIS Bulletins Nos. 3-723 November 1944-June 1945 location: 

390/33/25/06

232 ADVANTIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 23-37 January-February 1945 

location: 390/33/25/06 

232 ADVANTIS Research Report No. 99 Japanese Place Names: Leyte Province, 

Philippine Islands location: 390/33/26/06

232-234 ADVANTIS Translations Nos. 1-151 Nov. 1944-June 1945 location: 

390/33/25/06

234 ADVANTIS Air Forces Unit Interrogation Reports June 1944-August 1945 

location: 390/33/25/07

234 ADVANTIS Ammunition Nomenclature June 1944 location: 390/33/25/07

234 ADVANTIS Australian Forces Advanced AFA Bulletins Nos. 1-45 June-August 

1945 location: 390/33/25/07

234 ADVANTIS Australian Forces Advanced AFA Interrogation Reports Nos. 1-14 

June-August 1945 location: 390/33/25/07

234 ADVANTIS Australian Forces AFA Translations Nos. 1-8 July-August 1945 

location: 390/33/25/07

271-272 ADVANTIS 6th Army Captured Documents November 30, 1944-April 28, 

1945 location: 390/33/26/05

272 ADVANTIS 8th Army Captured Documents February 3, 1944-April 23, 1945 

location: 390/33/26/05

272-273 ADVANTIS I Corps Captured Documents February 1, 1945-April 29, 1945 

location: 390/33/26/05

273 ADVANTIS I Corps Preliminary Interrogations January 17, 1945-April 28, 

1945 location: 390/33/26/05

273-274 ADVANTIS X Corps Captured Documents October 14, 1944-May 9, 1945 

location: 390/33/26/05

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274 ADVANTIS XI Corps Captured Documents February 1, 1945-April 28, 1945 

location: 390/33/26/05

274-275 ADVANTIS XIV Corps Captured Documents January 30, 1945-April 28, 1945 

location: 390/33/26/05

275 NTIS XXIV Corps Captured Documents January 23 and February 8, 1945 

location: 390/33/26/05

275-276 ADVANTIS 1st Australian Army Captured Documents February 7, 1945-

August 9, 1945 location: 390/33/26/05

235-270 ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 1-2,200 

October 1942-October 1945 location: 390/33/25/07

271 ATIS Bulletin Briefs Nos. 391-1,151 Sept.1943-June 1944 location: 

390/33/26/05

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 9; includes Manual of Gas Defense (November 

1938) December 22, 1942, 48 pp. location: 390/33/26/06. [Note: For 

ATIS Current Translations Nos. 1-8. 10-14, see OSS XL Files location 

390/33/26/06.]

275 ATIS Current Translation No. 15 January 22, 1943, 42 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

274 ATIS Current Translation No. 16; contains information on instructions for 

more severe treatment of prisoners January 25, 1943, 49 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 17 January 27, 1943, 54 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 18 February 4, 1943, 38 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 19 February 11, 1943, 46 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 20; includes letter on Pearl Harbor attack and 

sketch of gas bomb February 20, 1943, 74 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 21 February 25, 1943, 66 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 22 March 4, 1943, 43 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 23; includes notes on gases March 11, 1943, 

68 pp.

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 24; includes hearsay reports on cannibalism 

among Japanese troops March 20, 1943, 46 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 25; includes brief information on use of gas and 

smoke gas candles April 2, 1943, 64 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 26 April 13, 1943, 110 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 27 April 19, 1943, 86 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 28; includes information on anti-gas devices 

April 22, 1943, 50 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

276 ATIS Current Translation No. 29; provides information about the eating dead 

Australians April 28, 1943, 76 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 30; includes prisoner reports on chemical 

warfare April 29, 1943, 50 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 31 April 30, 1943, 55 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 32; includes a dairy of a Petty Officer of Ssebo 

Naval Station-Buna Strip Area-mentioning shooting of captured British 

prisoners May 1, 1943, 35 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 33 May 4, 1943, 68 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

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277 ATIS Current Translation No. 34 May 9, 1943, 40 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 35; includes information on Allied Prisoners of 

War and Internees May 15, 1943, 42 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 36 May 16, 1943, 32 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 37; includes a copy of Imperial Rescript 

[December 8, 1941] containing the declaration of war on the United States 

and Great Britain May 17, 1943, 52 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 38; May 18, 1943, 39 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 39 May 20, 1943, 40 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 40 May 25, 1943, 60 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 41 May 26, 1943, 36 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 42 May 27, 1943, 39 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 43 May 29, 1943, 38 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

274 ATIS Current Translation No. 44 May 31, 1943, 39 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 45 June 1, 1943, 36 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 46; includes notes on gas June 2, 1943, 34 pp. 

location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 47 June 5, 1943, 46 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 48 June 7, 1943, 55 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 49 June 9, 1943, 50 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

277 ATIS Current Translation No. 50 June 9, 1943, 46 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 51; includes notebook containing names of high 

ranking Army and Navy officers, list of members of the new Ministry, with 

brief biographical notes in some instances; Prince Takamatsu’s assignment is 

mentioned June 10, 1943, 45 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 53 June 12, 1943, 51 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 54; includes intelligence report on Burmese 

operations June 14, 1943, 48 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 55; includes fragmentary notes of court 

martial proceedings for cases of pilfering and murder June 17, 1943, 46 pp. 

location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 56 June 19, 1943, 45 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 57 June 26, 1943, 42 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 58 and No. 58A June 29, 1943, 40 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 59 July 1, 1943, 52 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 60; includes notes on gas July 3, 1943, 50 pp. 

location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 61; includes names of units in China and IndoChina July 6, 1943, 43 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 62; includes notes on gas, gas detectors and 

masks July 7, 1943, 48 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

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278 ATIS Current Translation No. 63 July 9, 1943, 53 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 64 July 13, 1943, 69 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 65 July 18, 1943, 86 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

278 ATIS Current Translation No. 66 July 22, 1943, 64 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 67 July 22, 1943, 85 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 68; includes distribution list of chemical warfare 

equipment July 23, 1943, 46 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 69 July 26, 1943, 52 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 70 July 30, 1943, 81 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 71; includes information on treatment of 

natives August 4, 1943, 72 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 72 August 7, 1943, 71 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 73; includes some chemical warfare 

instructions (e.g., on smoke candling, gas) and notes on the results of a 

navy wrestling tournament held on Navy Day August 10, 1943, 77 pp. 

location: 390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 74; contains information on Allied prisoners of 

War and information on a chemical warfare investigation August 18, 1943, 

83 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 75 August 22, 1943, 90 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 76; includes information on anti-gas equipment 

August 26, 1944, 100 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

279 ATIS Current Translation No. 77; includes references to prisoners of war 

August 30, 1943, 35 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

279-280 ATIS Current Translation No. 78 September 9, 1943, 150 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

280 ATIS Current Translation No. 79; includes information on gas training 

September 19, 1943, 120 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

280 ATIS Current Translation No. 80 Sept. 8, 1943, 22 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

280 ATIS Current Translation No. 81; includes information about a complaint 

about excessive documents October 5, 1943, 202 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

280 ATIS Current Translation No. 82; includes information on gas or smokecandle October 13, 1943, ca. 200 location: 390/33/26/06

281 ATIS Current Translation No. 83 Oct. 20, 1944, 120 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

281 ATIS Current Translation No. 84 Oct. 24, 1943, 110 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

281 ATIS Current Translation No. 85 Oct. 15, 1943, 82 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

281 ATIS Current Translation No. 86 Oct. 25, 1943, 64 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

281 ATIS Current Translation No. 87 Oct. 28, 1943, 101 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

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281 ATIS Current Translation No. 89; includes information regarding ill treatment 

of New Guinea natives, Allied Prisoners of War, and information about 

abandoned wounded Japanese military personnel needing to kill themselves 

November 13, 1943, 108 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

281 ATIS Current Translation No. 90 Nov. 22, 1944, 142 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 91; includes information on chemical warfare 

material, with designs December 3, 1943, 106 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 92; includes information on treatment of 

natives December 17, 1943, 49 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 93; includes information on protection of farms 

and treatment of natives and charts on bacteriological diagnosis of dysentery 

December 24, 1943, 41 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 94 Dec. 24, 1943, 43 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 95; includes information on chemical warfare 

equipment January 1, 1944, 50 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 96 January 15, 1944, 46 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 97 January 13, 1944, 51 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 98 January 22, 1944, 42 pp. location: 

390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 99; included are rules regarding natives 

January 27, 1944, 61 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

282 ATIS Current Translation No. 100; Includes regulations for Navy brothel 

at Rabaul, including prices and information about interrogations of Allied 

prisoners of war February 1944, 120 pp. location: 390/33/26/06

283 ATIS Current Translation No. 101 Feb. 14, 1944, 31 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

283 ATIS Current Translation No. 102 Feb. 24, 1944, 112 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

283 ATIS Current Translation No. 103; includes instructions for occupation of 

Tami Island March 2, 1944, 102 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

283 ATIS Current Translation No. 104; included is information regarding 

injections for bubonic plague, document preservation, methods of dealing 

with natives March 11, 1944, 120 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

283 ATIS Current Translation No. 105; includes information on the history and 

development of bacteriological warfare March 15, 1944, 101 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

283 ATIS Current Translation No. 106 March 20, 1944, 103 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

284 ATIS Current Translation No. 107 March 27, 1944, 100 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

284 ATIS Current Translation No. 108 March 31, 1944 ,95 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

284 ATIS Current Translation No. 109; included are charts of Medical Material 

at Field Hospital for use in treatment of chemical warfare patients April 4, 

1944, 95 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

284 ATIS Current Translation No. 110 April 9, 1944, 92 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

284 ATIS Current Translation No. 111; includes information on gas duty 

regulations, with special instructions on the handling of “cha” chemicals April 

9, 1944, 97 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

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284 ATIS Current Translation No. 112; includes information on decontaminating 

agents and chemical agent detector tubes April 13, 1944, 91 pp.

284 ATIS Current Translation No. 113 April 22, 1944, 92 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

284-285 ATIS Current Translation No. 114; includes a chemical warfare equipment 

questionnaire April 23, 1944, 73 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

285 ATIS Current Translation No. 115; includes manual on first aid instructions 

for gas casualties and information on relations with natives April 30, 1944, 

85 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

285 ATIS Current Translation No. 116; includes information on shortages of antigas protective ointment, first-aid treatment for gassed personnel (discussing 

decontamination measures) April 30, 1944, 86 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

285 ATIS Current Translation No. 117; includes file of intelligence summaries and 

reports regarding New Guinea and chart of anti-gas training plan May 16, 

1944, 112 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

285 ATIS Current Translation No. 118; includes directives on chemical warfare 

May 16, 1944, 90 pp.

285 ATIS Current Translation No. 119 May 23, 1944, 94 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

285 ATIS Current Translation No. 120 May 25, 1944, 80 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

286 ATIS Current Translation No. 121; includes extracts on operations in the 

Philippines (Manila-Baguio area), attitude towards native prisoners, and 

reference to suspected use of gas shell by Allied troops May 28, 1944, 88 p. 

location: 390/33/26/07

286 ATIS Current Translation No. 122; includes remarks on international law May 

31, 1944, 89 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

286 ATIS Current Translation No. 123; includes notes on chemical warfare June 

15, 1944, 90 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

286 ATIS Current Translation No. 124; includes extracts on anti-gas equipment 

for men and horses June 17, 1944, 78 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

286 ATIS Current Translation No. 125 June 19, 1944, 81 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

286 ATIS Current Translation No. 126; includes information on functions of 

Military Police June 23, 1944, 99 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

286 ATIS Current Translation No. 127; information on protection from gas, 

gas sentry, and gas patrol training plans July 2, 1944, 75 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 128; includes extract concerning bacterial 

warfare, relation between it and supply services, and actual operation in 

vegetables and well-water July 7, 1944, 93 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 129 July 16, 1944, 94 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 130 July 23, 1944, 62 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 131; includes information regarding 

air chemical warfare in tropical areas July 31, 1944, 76 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 132; includes regulations for handling 

internees, information on notes from manual on anti-gas training and 

decontamination procedure and notebook on war gases, decontamination 

and detection August 3, 1944, 84 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 133 August 14, 1944, 90 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

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287 ATIS Current Translation No. 134; includes information about a Pacification 

Squad and Commando Units July 24, 1944, 89 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 135 Sept. 26, 1944, 86 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 136; includes training notes on chemical 

warfare September 28, 1944, 60 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

287 ATIS Current Translation No. 137; includes extracts from a medical field 

manual on testing war gases and extracts from a manual on mechanized 

chemical warfare (including aerial chemical warfare) Sept. 30, 1944, 90 pp. 

location: 390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 138 Oct. 23, 1944, 68 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 139; includes information on anti-gas 

protective leggings for horses October 24, 1944, 83 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 140 Nov. 6, 1944, 76 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 141; includes information regarding gas 

tactics (methods of use and sprays) January 13, 1945, 67 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 142; includes Operational Orders (Antiguerilla) January 3-November 14, 1944; January 15, 1945, 16 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 143; includes information regarding gas 

protection for rations and forage January 18, 1945, 64 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 144; includes UE and 53rd Division Operational 

Orders (anti-guerilla) January 3-November 14, 1943; Miscellaneous file of 

Philippine Islands Military Police reports; and 14th Army reports December 

1943-March 1944 on Philippine guerillas Jan. 29, 1945, 90 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

288 ATIS Current Translation No. 145 January 11, 1945, 24 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

289 ATIS Current Translation No. 146; includes information regarding Kaki Force 

anti-guerilla activity January-April 1944 and Operations October 4-November 

5, 1943 against Luzon guerillas January 31, 1945, 103 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

289 ATIS Current Translation No. 147; includes information on results of antiguerilla operations on Luzon July-December 1943; punitive and propaganda 

measures against guerillas; Iloilo Military Police Field Diary and military 

police reports December 9, 1943-April 17, 1944; Bataan Garrison Unit antiguerilla operations; and state of public order in the Philippines OctoberDecember 1942, February 2, 1945, 124 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

289 ATIS Current Translation No. 148; includes information regarding the Third 

Phase of Punitive Operations in the Philippines January-June 1943; Kai Force 

Intelligence Reports April 21-July 15, 1944; and Luzon punitive operations 

August 1-November 20, 1942 location: 390/33/26/07

289 ATIS Current Translation No. 149; includes report on Philippine guerillas 

January 1-June 30, 1943 and Philippine police affairs 1943, February 6, 

1945, 92 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

289 ATIS Current Translation No. 150: includes Watari intelligence Reports 

June 21-September 1944; Shobu Group intelligence reports July and 

September 1944; Kaki intelligence reports August 23-October 16, 1944; and 

organization charts, officer assignments of units of the 35th Army and 14th 

Army, February 13, 1945, 80 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

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289 ATIS Current Translation No. 151; includes roster of 26th Division officers 

March-September 1944 and 16th Division messages on organization 

January-October 1944, February 16, 1945, 86 pp. location: 390/33/26/07

289 ATIS Current Translation No. 152 Feb. 20, 1945, 88 pp. location: 

390/33/26/07

289 ATIS Current Translation No. 153; includes maps of Philippine showing 

code names of numbers of localities; notebook on Army and Army Air 

organization; and officer roster 13th Field Artillery Regiment and 13th 

Independent Field Artillery Battalion June-Aug. 1944, March 1, 1945, 88 pp. 

location: 390/33/26/07

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 154 March 7, 1945, 93 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 155 March 11, 1945, 87 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 156; includes notes on espionage, fifth column 

activity, counter-intelligence mechanics of intelligence March 21, 1945, 100 

pp. location: 390/33/27/01

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 157; includes information on counterintelligence, propaganda, and use of gas April 21, 1945, 78 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 158 March 23, 1945, 81 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 159 March 25, 1945, 90 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 160; includes information on personnel of 

Shobu Group (Shudan) April 5, 1945, 83 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

290 ATIS Current Translation No. 161 April 6, 1945, 79 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

291 ATIS Current Translation No. 162; includes information on treatment and 

symptoms of chemical warfare casualties; Wake Island Battle Lessons April 

8, 1945, 83 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

291 ATIS Current Translation No. 163 April 14, 1945, 90 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

291 ATIS Current Translation No. 164 April 21, 1945, 94 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

291 ATIS Current Translation No. 165; includes information on Philippine ultra 

secret orders and reorganization of units in Manchuria, Korea, and China 

April 22, 1945, 71 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

291 ATIS Current Translation No. 166; includes information on Bicol area guerrilla 

group November 1944 and Land Combat Ordnance May 13, 1945, 75 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/01

291 ATIS Current Translation No. 167; includes information on Guerrilla and Fifth 

Column activities and activities of Nami Special Service Organization May 29, 

1945, 82 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

292 ATIS Current Translation No. 168 June 1, 1945, 63 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

292 ATIS Current Translation No. 169; contains an outline of guerrilla tactics 

June 3, 1945, 75 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

292 ATIS Current Translation No. 170; includes code designations and locations 

of Army Air Force Units June 23, 1945, 16 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

292 ATIS Current Translation No. 171; extracts from Naval Bulletins SeptemberNovember 1944 location: 390/33/27/01

292 ATIS Current Translation No. 172 Oct. 22, 1945, 63 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

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292 ATIS Current Translation No. 173; includes information on Philippine Police 

Training School and Philippine Islands Propaganda Plan October 22, 1945 

location: 390/33/27/01

292 ATIS Current Translation No. 174; includes diary of Commander Tadakazu 

Yoshioka; interrogation of an American Air Forces Prisoner of War; and 

counterintelligence regulations of 19025 Force October 23, 1945, 41 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/01

292-294 ATIS Press Translations November-December 1945 location: 390/33/27/01

294 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 1-2 location: 390/33/27/01

294 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 3 English-Japanese Phrase Book for Military use 

February 2, 1943, 33 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

294 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 4 location: 390/33/27/01

294 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 5 Notebook Containing table of Organization 

of Certain Japanese Army Units; contains information on Chemical Warfare 

Butai March 11, 1943, 19 pp. location: 390/33/28/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 7 (Part II) Bismark Sea Operation FebruaryMarch 1942, April 8, 1943, 54 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 8 location: 390/33/27/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 9 Miscellaneous Records of the Southern 

Expeditionary Force (Tomi 8125 Butai) in Malaya and the Philippines April 10, 

1943, 45 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 10 File of Counter-Espionage Instructions 

Belonging to Fuchiyama Butai, Nakajima Tai (Soputa Area November 27, 

1942) May 7, 1943, 81 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 11-13 location: 390/33/27/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 14 Detailed Battle Report No. 2 Rabaul 

Occupation Operations June 2, 1943, 38 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 15 Bulletin of Punishments (Wartime) Issued 

January-April 1942 by Watari Group in the Philippines June 3, 1943, 15 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/01

295 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 16-23 location: 390/33/27/01

296 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 22-31 location: 390/33/27/01

296 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 32 Account of the Netherlands East Indies 

Operations February-March 1942, August 11, 1943, 12 pp. location: 

390/33/27/01

296 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 33-38 location: 390/33/27/01

297 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 39-42 location: 390/33/27/02

297 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 43 File of Takamura Tai Orders September 17, 

1943, 49 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

297 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 44 (in four parts) Moto Heidan Intelligence 

Orders (April 29, 1943), September 24, 1943-January 6, 1944, ca. 300 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/02

297 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 45 Census of Japan (October 1940) September 

28, 1943, 33 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

297 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 46-47 location: 390/33/27/02

298 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 47-48 location: 390/33/27/02

298 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 49 Instructions for Keeping War Diaries and 

Combat Reports October 14, 1943, 8 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

298 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 50-57 location: 390/33/27/02

298 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 58 Instructions Regarding Return of Ashes 

November 25, 1943, 21 pp. location: 390/33/27/01

298 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 59-62 location: 390/33/27/02

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299 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 63-64 location: 390/33/27/02

299 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 65 Daily Record of Investigation of Prisoners 

December 1, 1943, 15 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

299 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 66-78 location: 390/33/27/02

300 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 77-81 location: 390/33/27/02

300 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 82 Morale Lectures January 31, 1944, 12 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/02

300 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 83-88 location: 390/33/27/02

300 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 89 Anti-Gas Instructions February 16, 1944, 19 

pp. location: 390/33/27/02

300 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 90-95 location: 390/33/27/02

300 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 96 Bacteria Culture Media March 5, 1944, 48 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/02

300 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 97-99 location: 390/33/27/02

301 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 100-110 location: 390/33/27/02

301 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 111 Study of Jungle Combat March 30, 1944, 12 

pp. location: 390/33/27/02

301 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 112 location: 390/33/27/02

301 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 113 News Report on Java Volunteer Defense 

Army April 14, 1944, 8 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

301 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 114-121 location: 390/33/27/02

302 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 123 File of Intelligence Reports on Operations in 

Southwest Pacific Area April 23, 1944, 140 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

302 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 124-126 location: 390/33/27/02

302 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 127 File of Naval Postal Addresses May 12, 

1944, 65 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

302 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 128-134 location: 390/33/27/02

303 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 135-144 location: 390/33/27/02

303 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 145 Intelligence Reports, Maps, and Sketches—

Operations in New Guinea April 1942-August 1943, in three parts July 7-21, 

1944, ca. 300 pp. location: 390/33/27/02

303 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 146-148 location: 390/33/27/02

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 149 Organization for Chemical Warfare July 11, 

1944, 16 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 150-154 location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 155 Chemical Warfare Agents July 21, 1944, 51 

pp. location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 156-157 location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 158 Military Rules and Regulations July 24, 

1944, 76 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 159 location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 160 Identification and Location of Air Units and 

Army Installations July 26, 1944, ca. 50 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 161 Military Police Intelligence Report July 31, 

1944, 13 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 162 location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 163 Military Police Manual August 2, 1944, 98 

pp. location: 390/33/27/03

304 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 164 location: 390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 165 Underground Warfare in Canton August 11, 

1943, 42 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

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305 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 166 location: 390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 167 Discipline of Imperial Troops in the 

Philippines and Army Propaganda Measures August 12, 1944, 6 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 168-169 location: 390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 170 Intelligence Work and “Rounding Up” 

August 13, 1944, 15 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 171-172 location: 390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 173 Interrogation of Allied Prisoners concerning 

Air Forces in the Solomons Area August 21, 1944, 32 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 174-175 location: 390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 176 Plan for the Use of gas in Pawangcheng 

Area September 5, 1944, 14 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

305 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 177-183 location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 184-188 location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 189 Portable Gas Detectors and table of Gases 

September 18, 1944, 10 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 190-192 location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 193 Anti-Gas Medical Equipment September 27, 

1944, 22 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 194 Wartime Medical Service September 28, 

1944, 19 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 195 Air Sector Force Battalion Chemical Warfare 

Section September 29, 1944, 7 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 196 Explosives: Chemical Warfare Detectors 

and Decontaminating Equipment September 30, 1944, 18 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 197 Use of Poison Testers Set, Fifth Column 

Activity in China, and Japanese Propaganda Organization October 1, 1944, 

28 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 198-205 location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 206 Identifications, Pay, and Savings Books 

October 5, 1944, 62 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

306 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 209 Commentary on International Law 

Regarding Chemical and Bacterial Warfare October 6, 1944, 7 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 210 location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 211 Monthly Propaganda Report from Java 

[December 1943] October 7, 1944, 27 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 212 Notes on Chemical Warfare, Protective 

Measures and Training; Mortar Firing October 7, 1944, 36 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 213-218 location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 219 Use of Gas and Smoke and Anti-Gas 

Measures in Landing Operations October 30, 1944, 7 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 220-221 location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 222 Military Police Intelligence, Propaganda, 

Pacification and Fifth Column Activities November 8, 1944, 10 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 223 Condition on Corregidor Island Defenses 

After May 6, 194, November 13, 1944, 29 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

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307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 224 location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 225 Topics for Prisoner of War Interrogation; 

American Press on Japanese Army Morale, etc. November 15, 1944, 12 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 226 Commando Raiding Unit Tactics: Manual 

and Maneouvre Plans November 18, 1944, 81 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 227 location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 228 Chemical Warfare Material November 23, 

1944, 15 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

307 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 229-232 location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 233-237 location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 237 Personal Punishment and Military Discipline; 

Legal Punishment of Enemy Air Personnel; Courts-Martial Judgments; Air 

Raid Defense Measures December 3, 1944, 19 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 238 location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 239 Regulations Concerning Employment of 

Prisoners of War and Supervision of Troops Returning to Japan December 4, 

1944, 11 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 240 Handling of Wartime Roster of Military 

Records December 5, 1944, 7 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 241 Transport Ship Number List December 11, 

1944, 157 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 242-246 location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 247 Operation of Reorganized Division Medical 

Units December 20, 1944, 18 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 248 location: 390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 249 Demolition and Sabotage and Manufacture 

of Munitions and War Gases December 20, 1944, 44 pp. location: 

390/33/27/03

308 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 250-254 location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 255 Prosecution in Intelligence and Handling of 

Prisoners of War December 25, 1944, 6 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 256-269 location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 270 Officer and Unit Identifications; Report of 

Damage and Casualties January 7, 1945, 42 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 271 Intelligence and Fifth Column Operations in 

Total War January 7, 1945, 53 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 272 Global Situation Report for February 1944, 

January 8, 1945, 54 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 273 location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 274 Naval Mail Handling Regulations and Postal 

Addresses January 8, 1945, 71 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 275-277 location: 390/33/27/03

309 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 278 Malaya Campaign 1941-1942, January 11, 

1945, 110 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 279 location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 280 Interrogation Reports on American Aircrew 

Prisoners of War January 12, 1945, 18 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 281 location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 282 Air Intelligence Records January 16, 1945, 

58 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 283-284 location: 390/33/27/03

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310 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 285 Lessons from New Guinea Operations July 

1942-April 1943, January 18, 1945, 29 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 286-288 location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 289 65 Brigade Combat Report on Philippine 

Operations January 19, 1945, 116 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 290 Weekly Information Bulletin with Special 

Editorial on Wartime Organization of Industry January 19, 1945, 31 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 291 Explanation of Military Terms January 19, 

1945, 12 pp. location: 390/33/27/03

310 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 292-295 location: 390/33/27/03

311 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 296-299 location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 300 Lessons from the New Guinea Campaign 

January 21, 1945, 11 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 301-306 location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 307 Duties and Training of Field Military Police 

January 23, 1945, 21 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 308 Photograph Album of Battery 3, 36th 

Mountain Artillery January 23, 1945, 36 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 309 80th Infantry Regiment Officer Personnel 

Records January 23, 1945, 36 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 310 Collection of Combat Examples of the use of 

War Gases January 23, 1945, 61 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 311-312 location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 313 Intelligence Report File of the Kami 

Organization (Special Service Organization) January 25, 1945, 66 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 314-318 location: 390/33/27/04

311 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 319 Organization Outlines of Various Units 

February 8, 1945, 43 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

312 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 320 location: 390/33/27/04

312 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 321 Regulations for Handling Prisoners of War 

February 21, 1945, 43 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

312 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 322-325 location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 326 location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 327 Naval General Staff Intelligence Report on 

Allied Situation in the Pacific July 22, 1944, March 4, 1945, 6 pp. location: 

390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 328 Lessons from the Saipan Operations March 

5, 1944, 6 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 329-334 location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 336 Extralegal Punishment March 25, 1945, 10 

pp. location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 337-339 location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 340 Report on Investigation on Illegal Firing by 

Native Policeman at Anggopi, Biak Island March 29, 1945, 8 pp. location: 

390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 341-342 location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 343 Reports on Counterintelligence, Propaganda 

and Fifth Column Activities in the Philippines March 30, 1945, 60 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 344-347 location: 390/33/27/04

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313 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 348 Duties and Command Use of Field Military 

Police Units April 2, 1945, 25 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

313 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 349-352 location: 390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 353-354 location: 390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 355 Luzon Campaign of 16 Division December 

24, 1941-Janaury 3, 1942 April 15, 1945, 10 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 356 Gas Training Reference for Battalion 

Warrant Officers and Sergeants Major April 15, 1945, 12 pp. location: 

390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 357-358 location: 390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 359 Parts I and II Guerilla Warfare in the 

Philippines April 28, 1945, ca. 150 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 360-362 location: 390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 363 Gas Protection Manual April 30, 1945, 93 

pp. location: 390/33/27/04

314 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 364-367 location: 390/33/27/04

315 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 368 Notes on Gas and Chemical Warfare May 3, 

1945, 63 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

315 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 369-376 location: 390/33/27/04

315 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 377 Handwritten Notebook on Espionage and 

Sabotage May 25, 1945, 21 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

315 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 378-380 location: 390/33/27/04

315 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 381 Defense Against Bacterial Warfare May 31, 

1945, 11 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

315 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 382 location: 390/33/27/04

316 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 383-397 location: 390/33/27/04

316 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 398 Trial Records of Filipino and Chinese 

Guerillas and Civilians and Japanese Soldiers and Civilians September 22, 

1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

316 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 399 location: 390/33/27/04

317 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 400-415 location: 390/33/27/04

317 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 416 Deceptive Techniques Used in Espionage 

and Counterespionage October 12, 1945, 63 pp. location: 390/33/27/04

317 ATIS Enemy Publication Nos. 417-420 location: 390/33/27/04

317 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 421 Code Names and Numbers, Proper 

Designations and Locations of Army Units October 15, 1945, 60 pp. location: 

390/33/27/04

317 ATIS Examination Section List of Forms in Order of Usage Part 1 of 2 

location: 390/33/27/04

317 ATIS Functions Report February 28, 1944 location: 390/33/27/04

317 ATIS General Translation References, ca. September 1945 location: 

390/33/27/04

317 ATIS Glossary of Japanese Terms Nos. 1-7, 1944-1945 location: 

390/33/27/05

318 ATIS Information Bulletins No. 1 location: 390/33/27/05

318 ATIS Information Bulletins No. 2 Japanese Knowledge of Allied Activities 

Derived from Security Leaks or Espionage December 5, 1943, 40 pp.#1-#21 

Nov. 1943-July 1944 location: 390/33/27/05

318 ATIS Information Bulletins Nos. 3-8 location: 390/33/27/05

319 ATIS Information Bulletins No. 9 Four Aspects of Japanese Rule in N.E.I. 

[Netherlands East Indies] February 17, 1944, 23 pp. location: 390/33/27/05

319 ATIS Information Bulletins Nos. 11-13 location: 390/33/27/05

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319 ATIS Information Bulletins No. 14 Part I Self-Immolation as a Factor in 

Japanese Military Psychology April 4, 1944, 44 pp. location: 390/33/27/05

319 ATIS Information Bulletins No. 14 Part II The Emperor Cult as a Present 

Factor in Japanese Military Psychology June 21, 1944, 38 pp. location: 

390/33/27/05

319 ATIS Information Bulletins Nos. 15-21 location: 390/33/27/05

319 ATIS Information Request Reports Nos. 49-69 location: 390/33/27/05

320 ATIS Information Request Reports Nos. 70-83 location: 390/33/27/05

320 ATIS Information Request Reports No. 84 Report on the Japanese Kempei 

September 14, 1943, 15 pp. location: 390/33/27/05

320 ATIS Information Request Reports Nos. 85-91 location: 390/33/27/05

320 ATIS Information Request Reports No. 92 Report on Japanese Methods 

of Interrogating Allied Prisoners of War Oct. 22, 1943, 9 pp. location: 

390/33/27/05

320 ATIS Information Request Reports Nos. 93-102 location: 390/33/27/05

320 ATIS Information Request Reports Nos. 103 Report on British. Australian, 

and Indian Prisoners of War in and around Rabual April 25, 1944, 17 pp. 

location: 390/33/27/05

320 ATIS Information Request Reports No. 104 location: 390/33/27/05

320-330 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 11-783 Oct. 1942-Sept. 1945 location: 

390/33/27/05

330 ATIS Interrogation Reports Supplementary Nos. 7-10A October 1942-August 

1943 location: 390/33/27/06

330 ATIS Interrogation Spot Reports Nos. 1-66 November 1942-July 1943 

location: 390/33/27/06

330-331 ATIS Interrogation Limited Distribution Nos. 2-29 August 1943-March 1945 

location: 390/33/27/06

331 ATIS Inventory Nos. 1-4 [Documents of Probable or General Value] location: 

390/33/27/06

331 ATIS Reference No. 8 Japanese Ranks and Ratings location: 390/33/27/06

331 ATIS Interrogation Report Proforma July-November 1943 location: 

390/33/27/06

122-123 ATIS Limited Distribution Translations Nos. 2-61 April 1944-September 1945 

location: 390/33/27/07

123 ATIS Miscellaneous Publications 1942-1944 location: 390/33/27/07

124 ATIS Monthly Reports September 1944-November 1945 location: 

390/33/27/07

125 ATIS Periodical Letters No. 14 June 1944 location: 390/33/27/07

126 ATIS Philippine Research Section Translation No. 1 June 1944 location: 

390/33/27/07

335 ATIS Philippine Series Bulletins Nos. 1-17 March-August 1944 location: 

390/33/27/07

335-336B ATIS Press Translations 1945 location: 390/33/27/07

336B ATIS Advanced Echelon 1st Australian Army Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports February 2-June 1, 1945 location: 390/33/27/07

336B-337 ATIS Advanced Echelon 1st Australian Corps Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports June 3-August 14, 1945 location: 390/33/27/07

337 ATIS Advanced Echelon 6th Army Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

December 14, 1944-April 29, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

338 ATIS Advanced Echelon 8th Army Preliminary Interrogation Reports January 

1, 1945-May 11, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

339 ATIS Advanced Echelon X Corps Preliminary Interrogation Reports October 

24, 1944-May 9, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

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339 ATIS Advanced Echelon XI Corps Preliminary Interrogation Reports February 

2, 1945-May 2, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

339 ATIS Advanced Echelon XIV Corps Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

December 19, 1944-April 16, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

339A ATIS Progress Report September 19, 1942-Sep. 8, 1944 location: 

390/33/28/01

339A ATIS Publication No. 1 Japanese Military Convention Signs and Abbreviations 

location: 390/33/28/01

339A ATIS Publication No. 2 Alphabetical List of Japanese Army Officers location: 

390/33/28/01

339A ATIS Publication No. 8 Kanji Abbreviations, Variants and Equivalents 

February 7, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

339A ATIS Publication No. 9 Japanese-English Medical Dictionary February 7, 1945 

location: 390/33/28/01

339A ATIS Publication No. 10 Restoration of Captured Documents: Manual for 

cleaning, deciphering, and chemically restoring illegible captured documents 

June 28, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

340 ATIS Recommendations on How to Spot a Japanese location: 390/33/28/01

340 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 59-70 location: 390/33/28/01. [Note: For a 

more complete compilation of ATIS Research Reports see the Records of the 

Office of the Adjutant General (Record Group 407).]

340 ATIS Research Reports No. 71 Four Aspects of Japan Rule in N.E.I. 

[Netherlands East Indies] February 17, 1944 location: 390/33/28/01

340 ATIS Research Reports No. 72 Japanese Violations of the Laws of War April 

29, 1944 location: 390/33/28/01

340 ATIS Research Reports No. 72 Japanese Violations of the Laws of War 

Supplement No. 1 March 19, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

340 ATIS Research Reports No. 72 Japanese Violations of the Laws of War 

Supplement No. 2 June 23, 1945 location: 390/33/28/01

341 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 73-83 location: 390/33/28/01

341 ATIS Research Reports No. 84 The Japanese and Bacterial Warfare July 24, 

1944, 19 pp. location: 390/33/28/01

341 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 85-93 location: 390/33/28/01

342 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 94-116 location: 390/33/28/01

342 ATIS Research Reports No. 117 Infringements of the Laws of War and 

Ethics by the Japanese Medical Corps January 26, 1945, 9 pp. location: 

390/33/28/01

342 ATIS Research Reports No. 118 location: 390/33/28/01

342 ATIS Research Reports No. 119 Japanese Military Police Service February 28, 

1945, 65 pp. location: 390/33/28/01

342 ATIS Research Reports No. 120 Amenities in the Japanese Armed Force 

Nov. 15, 1945, 36 pp.; pp. 9-20 contains a section on brothels location: 

390/33/28/01

342 ATIS Research Reports No. 121 location: 390/33/28/01

343 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 122-125 location: 390/33/28/02

343 ATIS Research Reports No. 126 Part II Hoko-The Spy Hostage System of 

Group Control-The Clue to Japanese Psychology April 26, 1945, 142 pp. 

location: 390/33/28/02. [Note: A copy of Part I can be found, among other 

places, in the ATIS Research Reports in Records of the Office of the Adjutant 

General (Record Group 407).]

343 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 127-131 location: 390/33/28/02

343-344 ATIS Spot Reports Nos. 1-193 Nov. 1942-February 1945 location: 

390/33/28/02

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398-399 Captured Japanese Documents Alaska Defense Command July 1943-October 

1944 location: 390/33/29/02

399 Captured Japanese Documents Allied Air Forces SWPA July-August 1942 

location: 390/33/29/03

400 Captured Japanese Documents Alaska Defense Command May-June 1944 

location: 390/33/29/03

400-401 Captured Japanese Documents Allied Air Forces SWPA September 1942-

September 1943 location: 390/33/29/03

401 Captured Japanese Documents Allied Land Forces SWPA Nos. 1-36 

September 7-29, 1942 location: 390/33/29/03

401-408 Captured Japanese Documents HQ USAFISPA Combat Intelligence Center 

South Pacific Force February-July 1944 location: 390/33/29/03

408 8th Army Captured Japanese Documents Jan. 8-June 1, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/04

408 XI Corps Captured Japanese Documents May 3-June 29, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/04

409 1st Australian Army Captured Japanese Document May 30, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/04

409 1st Cavalry Division Captured Japanese Documents February 27-June 25, 

1945 location: 390/33/29/04

409 I Corps Captured Japanese Documents April 29-June 29, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/04

409 XIV Corps Captured Japanese Documents March 13, 1943-August 11, 1945 

location: 390/33/29/04

409 40th Infantry Division Captured Japanese Document April 6, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/04

409 43rd Infantry Division Captured Japanese Documents March 5-June 11, 1945 

location: 390/33/29/04

409 6th Infantry Division Captured Japanese Documents May 21-August 3, 1945 

location: 390/33/29/04

410 6th Army Captured Japanese Documents May 1-June 28, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/04

410 2nd Australian Corps Captured Japanese Documents March 29-July 24, 1945 

location: 390/33/29/04

410 Various British and joint forces in India and the China-Burma-India Captured 

Japanese Documents 1943-1944 location: 390/33/29/04

411 X Corps Captured Japanese Documents May 11-July 30, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/04

411 HQ, USAFISPA Captured Documents July-August 1943 location: 

390/33/29/04

411-413 COMSOPAC Captured Documents January-July 1943 location: 390/33/29/04

413 U.S. Forces Philippines Captured Documents January-March 1942 location: 

390/33/29/05

413 3rd Australian Division Captured Documents April-July 1945 location: 

390/33/29/05

413 38th Infantry Division Captured Document Feb. 20, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/05

413-414 32nd Infantry Division Captured Documents April 21-August 9, 1945 

location: 390/33/29/05

414 25th Infantry Division Captured Documents February 18-June 4, 1945 

location: 390/33/29/05

414 37th Infantry Division Captured Documents April 25-June 22, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/05

414 33rd Infantry Division Captured Documents April-June 1945 location: 

390/33/29/05

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414 XXIV Corps Captured Documents April 9-May 28, 1945 location: 

390/33/29/05

414 U.S. Army Forces, China-Burma-India Captured Documents SeptemberOctober 1944 location: 390/33/29/05

414-415 Western Defense Command (WDC SF-C) Captured Documents Cover Sheets 

August 1943-February 1944 location: 390/33/29/05

415 Western Defense Command (WDC SF-C) Captured Documents Covering 

Letters May 1943-April 1944 location: 390/33/29/05

415 Western Defense Command (WDC) Captured Documents June-July 1943 

location: 390/33/29/05

451 Chief, Chemical Warfare Service, Chemical Warfare Bulletin Vol. 28 No. 

3 (July 1942) contains “Chemical Warfare Chronology of World War II: 

Summary of News Dispatches Appearing in American Daily Press for 1941-

1942” pp. 115-116 location: 390/33/30/03

451 Chief, Chemical Warfare Service, Chemical Warfare Bulletin Vol. 28 No. 4 

(October 1942) contains “The Law of Chemical Warfare” pp. 174-186 and 

“Japanese Use of Chemical: Based on Official Reports” pp. 188-191 location: 

390/33/30/03

451 Office of the Chemical Officer, Headquarters I Corps [Philippines]. 

Chemical Intelligence Periodic Report No. 7 May 29, 1945, 4 pp. location: 

390/33/30/03

451 Office of the Chemical Officer, Headquarters I Corps [Philippines]. 

Chemical Intelligence Periodic Report No. 8 June 4, 1945, 6 pp. location: 

390/33/30/03

451 Office of the Chief of Chemical Warfare. Chemical Warfare Intelligence 

Bulletins Nos. 15-59 (with some gaps) June 1, 1943-August 1, 1945; 

contains information on Japanese Chemical Warfare location: 390/33/30/03

452 Office of the Chief, Chemical Warfare Service. Chemical War Estimate: 

Axis Japan and United Nations January 2, 1943, ca. 225 pp. location: 

390/33/30/03

452 Chief, Intelligence Branch, War Plans and Theaters Division, Chemical 

Warfare Intelligence Digest No. 1 July 25, 1945, 3 pp.; covers primarily 

Japanese Chemical Warfare location: 390/33/30/03

452 Office of the Chemical Officer, Headquarters, Advanced Echelon 5th Air Force 

Chemical Warfare Intelligence Report No. 4, ca. September 1943, 6 pp. 

location: 390/33/30/03

452 Chemical Officer, Headquarters 5332nd Brigade (Prov) Nampakka Area 

Chemical Warfare Intelligence Report No. 1 February 6, 1945 location: 

390/33/30/03

452 Intelligence Branch, Office, Chief Chemical Warfare Service. Chemical 

Warfare Periodic Report No. 4 March 5, 1943, 9 pp. location: 390/33/30/03

452 Intelligence Branch, Office, Chief Chemical Warfare Service. Chemical 

Warfare Periodic Report No. 7 July 8, 1943, 3 pp. location: 390/33/30/03

452 Intelligence Branch, Office, Chief Chemical Warfare Service. Chemical 

Warfare Periodic Report No. 8 August 6, 1943, 3 pp. location: 390/33/30/03

452 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) China-Burma-India Report on 

Chemical Warfare April 27, 1944, 21 pp. location: 390/33/30/03

453-454 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) China-Burma-India. Chemical 

Warfare and Smoke Intelligence Bulletins 1944-June 1945, ca. 300 pp. 

location: 390/33/30/03

454 Chemical Warfare Technical Committee Secretariat, Master general of the 

Ordnance Branch, General Headquarters (India) Technical Bulletins Nos. 2-7 

January-August 1945, ca. 250 pp. location: 390/33/30/03

455 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA)IB/SEA Chemical Warfare and 

Smoke Intelligence Bulletin Nos. 13-14 May and August 1945, ca. 250 pp. 

location: 390/33/30/03

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472 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 3-42 thru 30-43 location: 390/33/30/06

473 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 30-43 thru 31-43 location: 390/33/30/06

474 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 31-43 thru 31-43 location: 390/33/30/06

475 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 31-43 thru 34-43 location: 390/33/30/06

476 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 33-43 thru 38-43 location: 390/33/30/07

477 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 41-43 thru 42-43 location: 390/33/30/07

478 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 42-43 thru 48-43 location: 390/33/30/07

479 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 50-43 thru 70-43 location: 390/33/30/07

480 Missing Files

481 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 7-44 thru 18-44 location: 390/33/30/07

482 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 22-44 thru 34-44 location: 390/33/30/07 

483 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 35-44 thru 41-44 location: 390/33/31/01

484 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 51-44 thru 55-44 location: 390/33/31/01

485 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 55-44 location: 390/33/31/01

486 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 55-44 thru 60-44 location: 390/33/31/01

487 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 60-44 location: 390/33/31/01

488 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 61-4 location: 390/33/31/01 

489 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 461-44 thru 87-44 location: 390/33/31/01

490 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 90-44 thru 120-44 location: 390/33/31/02

491 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 125-44 thru 146-44 location: 

390/33/31/02

492 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 174-44 thru 168-44 location: 

390/33/31/02

493 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 168-44 thru 6-45 location: 390/33/31/02

494 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 8-45 thru 27-45 location: 390/33/31/02

495 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 28-45 thru 38-45 location: 390/33/31/02

496 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 40-45 thru 48-45 location: 390/33/31/02

497 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 54-45 thru 63-45 location: 390/33/31/03

498 CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 64-45 through 73-45 location: 390/33/31/03

499 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 75-45 thru 85-45 location: 390/33/31/03

500 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 82-45 thru 89-45 location: 390/33/31/03

501 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 100-45 thru 116-45 location: 

390/33/31/03

502 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 117-45 thru 132-45 location: 

390/33/31/03 No. 124-45 Revised Register of Japanese Naval officers 

(revision of No. 43-45) July 1, 1945, 169 pp.

502 No. 126-45 “Know Your Enemy!” Suicide Weapons and Tactics May 28, 1945, 

37 pp.

502 No. 129-45 Special Translation No. 67 Suicide Force Combat Methods May 

27, 1945, 23 pp.

503 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 132A-45 thru 144-45 location: 

390/33/31/03

503 No. 133-45 Enemy Airfields in China, Korea, and Manchuria May 28, 1945, 

335 pp. location: 390/33/31/04

504 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 145-45 thru 159-45 location: 

390/33/31/04

504 No. 145-45 Special Translation No. 69 List of Industrial and Mining 

Companies June 8, 1945, 150 pp. 

504 No. 146-45 Names of Japanese Naval Vessels June 10, 1945, 21 pp.

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504 No. 159-45 Japanese Names Arranged by Characters “FADTMACK” August 7, 

1945, 357 pp.

505 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 163-45 thru 175-45 location: 

390/33/31/04

505 No. 163-45 Special Translation No. 75 Japanese Order of Battle July 2, 1945, 

186 pp.

505 No. 163-45 Supplement No. 1 July 9, 1945, 37 pp.

505 No. 164-45 Psychological Warfare Part Two Supplement No. 1 July 14, 1945, 

ca. 150 pp.

505 No. 171-45 Special Translation No. 76 Japanese Army Discipline and Morale; 

A translated Japanese Army secret general order regarding Japanese Army 

crimes and their punishment July 7, 1945, 61 pp.

506 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 176-45 thru 186-45 location: 

390/33/31/04

507 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins Nos. 189-45 thru 212-45 location: 

390/33/31/04

507 No. 209-45 Guide to Japan September 1, 1945, 105 pp.

508-511 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Miscellaneous Records location: 390/33/31/04

511-512 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations of captured documents location: 

390/33/31/05

513-517 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Miscellaneous Records location: 390/33/31/05

518 Intelligence Center Pacific Ocean Areas. Japanese Land Forces Nos. 1-4, 

8-9 July 26-Dec. 31, 1942, July 16 and Oct. 8, 1943, ca. 175 pp. location: 

390/33/31/06

518 CINCPAC-CINCPOA. Japanese Warships Sunk November 26, 1945, 21 pp. 

location: 390/33/31/06

519 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Enemy Bases: A Monthly Summary Jan. 1, 1945, 54 pp. 

location: 390/33/31/06

519 JICPOA Preliminary Interrogation Reports November 1943-August 1944, ca. 

175 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

519 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Order of Battle/Captured Japanese Document November 

2, 1944, 3 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

520 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Preliminary Interrogation Reports September 1944-

January 1945, ca. 200 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

520 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation Item 10,522 Japanese Army 

Regulations Concerning the Handling of Persons Interned issued November 

7, 1943, February 2, 1945, 60 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

520 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Interrogation Reports and Reports on 

Psychological Warfare Nov.-Dec. 1944, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

521 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation Nos. 1-7 November 6-29, 1944 

location: 390/33/31/06

521 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 8 Japanese Medical Reports 

December 3, 1944, 118 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

521 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 9 Data on Japanese Bombs and 

Explosives December 3, 1944, 29 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

521 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation Nos. 10-11 December 9-13, 1944 

location: 390/33/31/06

521 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 14 Part II Data on Naval Air 

Bases: Japan and Approaches December 15, 1944, 210 pp. location: 

390/33/31/06

521 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 15 List of Japanese Headquarters 

Air Publications December 15, 1944, 18 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

522 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation Nos. 12, 16, 18 December 15-23, 

1944 location: 390/33/31/06

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522 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 20 Parts I, II, III Data on 

Japanese Naval Air Groups December 23, 1944, 350 pp. location: 

390/33/31/06

522 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation Nos. 22-23 December 26-27, 1944 

location: 390/33/31/06

522 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 24 Data on Chemical Warfare 

January 1, 1945, 88 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

522 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 25 Data on Naval Air Bases: 

China and Kwantung Leased Territory Jan. 1, 1945, 81 pp. location: 

390/33/31/06

523 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 26 Non-Combatant Naval Shore 

Units January 8, 1945, 130 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

523 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation Nos. 27, 30, 32, 37, 39-40, 42, 44 

January 9-28, 1945 location: 390/33/31/06

523 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations No. 75 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 163-45) Japanese Army Order of Battle July 2, 1945, ca. 210 pp. 

location: 390/33/31/06

523 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 82 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 174-45) Army Overseas Code Numbers and Army Territorial 

Reorganization July 8, 1945, 15 pp. location: 390/33/31/06

524-525 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation Nos. 1-12 October 31-December 27, 1944 

location: 390/33/31/06

525 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 213 April 25, 1945 location: 

390/33/31/07

525-526 CINCPAC-CINCPOA List of Translations of Captured Japanese Documents 

Nos. 34-18, 286, 1944 location: 390/33/31/07

527-542 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations of Captured Japanese Documents May 1943-

January 3, 1945 location: 390/33/31/07

542 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Index to Translation Publications October 31, 1944-

January 17, 1945 location: 390/33/32/02

542 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations Nos. 13-15, 17 January 

3-January 24, 1945 location: 390/33/32/02

607 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East. Counter 

Intelligence Area Study No. 3 Leyte Province Philippines, ca. Dec. 1944, 67 

pp. location: 390/33/33/04

607 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East. Counter 

Intelligence Area Study No. 9 Southeastern Luzon Philippines February 14, 

1945, ca. 200 pp. location: 390/33/33/04

607 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East. Counter 

Intelligence Area Study No. 10 Manila and Environs Philippines, ca. February 

1945, ca. 450 pp. location: 390/33/33/04

607 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East. Counter 

Intelligence Area Study No. 12 Northern Luzon Philippines February 14, 

1945, ca. 450 pp. location: 390/33/33/04

607 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East. Counter 

Intelligence Area Study No. 13 Mindoro Province Philippines, ca. February 

1945, ca. 40 pp. location: 390/33/33/04

607 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East. Counter 

Intelligence Area Study No. 22 North Borneo and Sarawak and Brunei March 

22, 1945, ca. 90 pp. location: 390/33/33/04

608 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 USAFEE Counter Intelligence Area Study No. 23 

South East Borneo April 20, 1945, ca. 40 pp. location: 390/33/33/04

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608 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East CounterIntelligence Bulletin Nos. 28-58 (with some gaps) December 31, 1943-

June 1, 1945. [each issue runs 20-25 pp. with numerous short articles 

and news notes; below are some highlights from various issues] location: 

390/33/33/04

608 No. 31 Field Duties of Japanese Military Police

608 No. 32 Japanese Methods of Obtaining Information from Allied Prisoners of 

War

608 No. 34 Bacteriological Warfare-Enemy View

608 No. 34 Japanese Methods of Destroying Code Books

608 No. 34 Japanese Intelligence and Counter Intelligence

608 No. 34 Japanese treatment of Natives

608 No. 35 Old Japanese Newspapers Important

608 No. 36 Captured Enemy Documents

608 No. 36 Japanese Treatment of Prisoners of War

608 No. 36 Value of Japanese Prisoners

608 No. 36 Burmese Special Service Group

608 No. 38 Japanese Counter Espionage – How It Operates

608 No. 39 Enemy Development of Biological Warfare

608 No. 39 How the Japanese and Germans Treat Prisoners

608 No. 39 Reorganization of Japanese Agents in Burma

608 No. 41 How Enemy Agents Operate in China-Burma-India

608 No. 43 Intelligence Value of Carbon Paper

608 No. 43 New Britain Kikans

608 No. 43 Documents in Gas Masks

608 No. 43 Kempei Tai

608 No. 44 Japanese Espionage

608 No. 44 Japanese Intelligence Organization-Kami Kikan-Hollandia

608 No. 45 The Japanese and “Glorious Death”

608 No. 45 Japanese Intelligence Agencies in Dutch New Guinea

608 No. 45 The Kalibapi [party in the Philippines]

608 No. 46 Enemy Methods of Collecting Information

608 No. 47 Japanese Instructions on How to Interrogate

608 No. 47 Tokumu Kikan-Selection and Training of Personnel

608 No. 48 Japanese Espionage in the Philippine Islands

608 No. 48 Japanese Intelligence Organization

608 No. 48 Natives’ Reaction to Japanese

608 No. 48 Japanese Security Measures

608 No. 48 The “Psychological Approach” in Enemy Interrogation

608 No. 49 Clothing Change May Herald Japanese Use of Chemical Warfare

608 No. 49 Disloyal Filipinos Face Trial

608 No. 49 Civilian Interrogation methods

608 No. 49 No “Royal Road” to Good Prisoner of War Interrogation

608 No. 49 Japanese Propaganda Organization in Burma

608 No. 50 Hikari Kikan in China-Burma-India Theater

608 No. 50 New Pamphlet tells Japanese What to Do If He is Captured

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608 No. 50 Study of Japanese Propaganda Valuable in Revealing Methods of 

Indoctrination

608 No. 50 Threats of Decapitation and Bribes Used in Japanese New Guinea 

“Pacification” Program

608 No. 51 Propaganda and Fifth Column Activities Subject of Captured Enemy 

Documents

608 No. 51 Japanese Feel Emperor Can Do No Wrong

608 No. 51 Captured “Field Police Manual” Reveals Instructions to Japanese 

Military Police, Stressing Intelligence Activities

608 No. 51 Marines Learn that the “Human Approach” Works in Interrogating 

Japanese Prisoners of War

608 No. 51 Japanese Chemical Warfare Plans are Fairly Comprehensive

608 No. 51 Morale Study of Japanese Prisoners of War

608 No. 51 Bushido Spirit Exemplified in Soldier’s Farewell Letter to Father

608 No. 52 Interrogation of Japanese Prisoner of War Reveals “Suicide” Pilots are 

not Volunteers

608 No. 52 Divisional Commanding General Order Proscribes Prisoner of War 

Torture

608 No. 52 Interrogation Guide Taken From Japanese Book on Military Police 

Intelligence

608 No. 52 Official Japanese Pronouncements on Atrocities Do Not Jibe with 

Actions of Officers and Men

608 No. 52 Halmahorans Risk Lives Fleeing to Moretai to Escape Cruelty of 

Japanese Military Police

608 No. 53 Techniques of Prisoner of War Interrogations Given in Captured 

Documents Belong to Japanese General Staff Military Affairs Investigation 

Section

608 No. 53 Security Laxness of Japanese Soldier Worries High Command

608 No. 53 Naval Air Service Establishing Suicide Units says Japanese Prisoner of 

War

608 No. 53 Stories of Cannibalism Among Japanese Soldiers Appear Periodically 

in [captured] Documents and Prisoner of War Statements

608 No. 54 Pilot Prisoner of War Says Men Will Not Volunteer For Suicide Missions 

of Own Free Will

608 No. 54 Memorandum Issued by Vice-Minister of War says Drop in Morale is 

Utterly Regrettable

608 No. 54 Radio Tokyo Announcement Has Sobering Effect on Men Guilty of 

Loose Talk

608 No. 54 Japanese Prisoner of War Advances Novel Reason for Not 

Surrendering

608 No. 54 [Japanese Document] Torture is to be Avoided in Order to Maintain 

Military Discipline

608 No. 54 Captured Japanese Says No Standing Procedure is Enforced in 

Treatment of American Prisoners of War

608 No. 54 Members of the Japanese Army Offer Explanation of Much Discussed 

Bushido 

608 No. 54 Japanese in Java are Exploiting People’s Desire to Hold Office

608 No. 55 Intelligence value of Japanese Documents-Appraised in Terms of 

Cultural Peculiarities

608 No. 55 Japanese Soldiers Violate Censorship Regulations

608 No. 55 [Japanese] Divisional Order Complains of Lack of Documents

608 No. 55 Japanese Imperial General Staff Puts Forth Conclusions Concerning 

Intelligence Operations

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608 No. 55 Counterintelligence Corps Personnel of Luzon Maintaining Careful 

Watch on Kempei Tai, Infiltration and Security Education

608 No. 56 Activity of Spies, Saboteurs and Collaborators in Philippine Islands

608 No. 56 Japanese Are Attempting to Capture Documents of Intelligence Value

608 No. 56 Careless Handling of Secret Documents Worries Japanese

608 No. 56 Lost Scrap of Paper Contains Valuable Information

608 No. 56 Captured Japanese Document Reveals Plans for Carrying Out 

Propaganda Intelligence

608 No. 56 “Prominent Factors in Japanese Military Psychology” Subject of 

Recent ATIS Research Report

608 No. 56 Lack of Humanity in Japanese Medical Corps Established in ATIS 

Research Report

608 No. 57 Document Captured on Luzon Elaborates Program of Japanese 

Espionage and Fifth Column Activities

608 No. 57 Japanese Operation Order Demands Suicide for Japanese Battle 

Casualties

608 No. 57 Discovery of Files of Puppet Liaison Officer Expected to Yield 

Important Information

608 No. 58 Japanese Censors Delete any Atrocity References in Soldiers’ Letters

608 No. 58 Division Staff Order Decries Shortcomings of Japanese Intelligence

609 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 U.S. Army Forces in the Far East CounterIntelligence Bulletin Nos. 28-58 (with some gaps) June 15-September 

15, 1945. [each issue runs 20-25 pp. with numerous short articles and 

news notes; below are some highlights from various issues] location: 

390/33/33/05

609 No. 59 “Hoko” Communal Hostage-Spy Systems, Shackles Body and Mind 

of the Japanese. [Note: Document says No. 58, but date of document and 

other evidence suggests that it is actually No. 59.]

609 No. 59 Japanese Addiction to Signs and Notices: Aids in Identifying Mines 

and Units

609 No. 59 Counterintelligence Agents in China Theater

609 No. 59 Japanese Prisoner of War Describes Murder of Bedridden Wounded in 

Baguio

609 No. 60 Captured Handwritten Notebook Reveals Japanese Fifth Column, 

Sabotage Methods

609 No. 60 Japanese Military Police

609 No. 60 Japanese Are Aware of Security Hazards

609 No. 60 Warn Against Removing Stamps and Postmarks from Captured 

Letters

609 No. 60 Inspection Report of Japanese Luzon Unit Makes Fine Reading

609 No. 61 Captured Tokumu Kikan Officer Reveals Organization’s Activities on 

Luzon

609 No. 61 Captured Japanese Memorandum Reveals Attempt to Improve Field 

Security

609 No. 61 Overt Violation of Security Regulations Found in Sergeant’s Letter to 

Mistress of Kempei Agent

609 No. 61 Japanese Economize Even in Murder

609 No. 62 Japanese Plan to Infiltrate Into Manila Revealed in Recently 

Translated Document

609 No. 62 Chinese Prisoner of War Discloses Beheading of U.S. Airman

609 No. 62 Japanese in North Borneo Set Up Elaborate Civilian-Control and 

Intelligence Networks

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609 No. 62 Recent ATIS Report Labels Japanese Prisoner of War Report 

Propaganda

609 No. 62 Japanese Find Hoko System Ineffectual in the Philippines

609 No. 62 “Kyucho,” Japanese Civilian Control System, Uncovered by Australians 

in Borneo

609 No. 62 Story of Wanton and Sadistic Brutality Told in Captured Japanese 

Diaries, Notebooks, Battle Orders

609 No. 62 Japanese Service Regulations Described in Military Intelligence 

Division Report

609 No. 62 Japanese Memorandum Emphasizes Intelligence Value of Prisoners 

and Material

609 No. 62 Organization Similar to Tokumu Kikan Established by Japanese in 

Borneo

609 No. 62 Brutal Kempei Agent, Active in Manila, Captured by Guerrillas, 

Questioned by Counterintelligence Corps

609 No. 63 Japanese Naval Officer’s Diary Reveals Concern about Future

609 No. 63 Military and Semi-Military Organization Used to Control and 

Indoctrinate Japanese People

609 No. 63 Captured Japanese Pamphlet Discloses Stringent Regulations 

Concerning Security

609 No. 63 CIC Complete Probe of Mass Murder of Chinese, Filipinos

609 No. 63 Japanese Sergeant-Major Reveals Operation of Local Luzon Kempei

609 No. 63 Punitive Expeditions Against Guerrillas Distinguished by their 

Barbarity

609 No. 64 Whole Issue Devoted to The Japanese People

609 No. 65 Japanese Tattoo Identification Marks on Filipino Agents of the Kempei

609-613 Counter-Intelligence Data on Japan and Taiwan 1945 location: 390/33/33/05

614 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 USAFFE Counter-Intelligence Special Reports 

Nos. 1-9, 1945 location: 390/33/33/05

614 British-American Counter-Intelligence Summary [Bengal-Assam Area] Nos. 

1-9 (with gaps) July-September 1945 location: 390/33/33/05

614 12th Army Fortnightly Counter-Intelligence Summary Nos. 1-4 June-August 

1945 location: 390/33/33/05

614 Office of Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment, U.S. Army Forces CBI. 

Counter Intelligence Summary Nos. 1-3, 5-7 Dec.31, 1943-July 1, 1944 

location: 390/33/33/05

614 Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 HQ U.S. Army Forces Western 

Pacific. Counter Intelligence Summaries November-Dec. 1945 location: 

390/33/33/05

614 Counter Intelligence Section G-2 HQ U.S. Forces China Theater. Counter 

Intelligence Monthly Summary Nos. 4-9 May 15-July 31, 1945 location: 

390/33/33/05

615 Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 U.S. Forces India-Burma Theater. 

Counter Intelligence Summary Nos. 16-20 April 8-September 1, 1945 

location: 390/33/33/05

615 HQ 405th Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment U.S. Forces India-Burma 

Theater Counter Intelligence Summary Nos. 23 and 25 November 11, 1945 

and January 1, 1946 location: 390/33/33/05

615 Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment HQ U.S. Forces IB Theater. Counter 

Intelligence Summary No. 12 December 1, 1944 location: 390/33/33/05

615 Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment HQ U.S. Forces India-Burma Theater. 

Counter Intelligence Weekly Abstract Nos. 10-32 (with gaps) January 23-

August 21, 1945 location: 390/33/33/05

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804 Intelligence Reports on Enemy Chemical Warfare and Smoke November 

1943-November 1944 location: 390/34/2/04

883 Office of the Chief of Counter Intelligence, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific 

booklet Facing Japan; contains chapters on Japanese Law Enforcement and 

occupation techniques in Korea and Manchuria August 23, 1945, 95 pp. 

location: 390/34/4/02

924-948 Foreign Economic Administration reports

1127 Intelligence Branch, Chemical Warfare Service. Higher Organization and 

Responsibility of the Chemical Warfare Service of Germany, Italy, Japan, and 

Russia May 11, 1943, ca. 15 pp. location: 390/34/09/02

1129 HQ Military Intelligence Service Language School, Camp Savage, Minnesota 

lecture entitle History of Japan, ca. 1944, 41 pp. location: 390/34/09/02

1141 Allied Land Forces, SEA and General Headquarters India, booklet 

Identification of Japanese Forces for Forward Units April 1945, 82 pp. 

location: 390/34/9/03

1302-1304 Japanese Army Transfer Lists January 1942-March 1944 location: 

390/34/12/05

1304 14th Antiaircraft Command G-2 Booklet “Japanese Atrocities” 1945, 30 pp. 

location: 390/34/12/05. [Note: Booklet based in part on ATIS publications. 

The first paragraph (p.1) states “The brutality of the Japanese towards 

prisoners of war and civilians, in occupied territories has been brought 

to light from liberated soldiers, from captured documents, and from the 

interrogation of prisoners.”]

1306 SHAEF and USFET Japanese Document Reports Nos. 1-162 December 1944-

September 1945 location: 390/34/12/05

1306 United States Forces China-Burma-India Captured Japanese Documents June 

1944 location: 390/34/12/05

123-123 British Ministry of Information Japanese Translations Nos. 9-322, 1943-1944 

location: 390/34/12/07

1319 British Ministry of Information Japanese Translations-London Series Nos. 1-

12, 1944 location: 390/34/12/07

1319 Office of Strategic Services Research and Analysis Branch (CBI) Japanese 

Translations Nos. 14-15 August 2-15, 1945 location: 390/34/12/07

1351-1362 These boxes contain numerous reports on the industries of Japanese and 

Japanese-occupied areas location: 390/34/13/05

1351 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. The 

Japanese Files Research Project: Special Report and Directory Dec. 21, 

1944, ca. 125 pp. [another copy in Box 1362] location: 390/34/13/05

1353 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. Report on 

Poison Gas Factory and Munitions Factory, Ogaki Island of Honshu, Japan 

March 10, 1943, 3 pp. and map location: 390/34/13/05

1353 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice and 

Economic Intelligence Division, Foreign Economic Administration. The 

Mitsubishi Enterprises April 3, 1944, 103 pp. location: 390/34/13/05

1355 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. Report on 

the Banque De L’Indochine; includes information on aryanized enterprises 

January 8, 1944, ca. 100 pp. location: 390/34/13/05

1355 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. 

Supplementary Report on the Banque De L’Indochine; includes information 

on aryanized enterprises April 1, 1944, 16 pp. location: 390/34/13/05

1355 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. Report 

on the Manchurian Industrial Development Company and its Subsidiaries 

December 28, 1943, ca. 210 pp. location: 390/34/13/05

1356 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. Report on 

Chinese Railways February 24, 1944, 75 pp. location: 390/34/13/05

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1356 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice and 

Economic Intelligence Division, Foreign Economic Administration. Report on 

Japanese Army Arsenals February 2, 1944, 155 pp. location: 390/34/13/05

1357 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice and 

Economic Intelligence Division, Foreign Economic Administration. Report on 

Japanese Navy Arsenals February 25, 1944, 82 pp. location: 390/34/13/06

1357 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. Report on 

Activities of Japanese Trading Companies in the United States as Affecting 

American Security March 29, 1944, 14 pp. location: 390/34/13/06

1358 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice and 

Economic Intelligence Division, Foreign Economic Administration. Report 

on Arsenals in Mukden, Manchukuo April 10, 1944, 39 pp. location: 

390/34/13/06

1360 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice and 

Economic Intelligence Division, Foreign Economic Administration. Report on 

Activities of Japanese Trading Companies in the United States as Affecting 

American Security July 31, 1944, 40 pp. location: 390/34/13/06

1360 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. Report 

on Indonesian Transportation August 31, 1944, ca. 350 pp. location: 

390/34/13/06

1361 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice and 

Economic Intelligence Division, Foreign Economic Administration. Report on 

Industrial Purchases in U.S.A. from 1935-1941 by 588 Japanese Concerns 

October 23, 1944, 123 pp. location: 390/34/13/06

1363 Economic Warfare Section, War Division, Department of Justice. 

Supplementary Report on the Manchurian Industrial Development Company 

February 4, 1944, 199 pp. location: 390/34/13/06

1681-1695 Office of Naval Intelligence OP-16-FE Translations Nos. 1-399 June 1944-

April 1946 location: 390/34/20/02

1696 ONI Special Translations February 5-July 13, 1945 location: 390/34/20/05

1808 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) 

Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 11-25 March 24-April 

28, 1945 location: 390/34/22/07 [continued in Boxes 1812-1814]. [Note: 

PACMIRS was activated September 6, 1944, at Camp Ritchie, Maryland. 

Its mission was the translation and extraction of strategic and tactical 

information from captured Japanese documents from Pacific and Asiatic 

Theaters, converging at PACMIRS for the use of Allied forces, staffs, and 

services.]

1809 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) 

Special Reports Nos. 1-6 December 1944 location: 390/34/22/07

1809 PACMIRS Monthly Reports Dec.1944-October 1945 location: 390/34/22/07

1809 PACMIRS Special Series Reports Nos. 6-60 December 1944-April 1945 

location: 390/34/22/07

1810 PACMIRS Special Reports Nos. 7-34 December 1944-February1945 

location: 390/34/22/07. [Note: PACMIRS Weekly and Special Reports were 

superseded by PACMIRS Translations.]

1810 PACMIRS Weekly Reports Nos. 1-7 December 12, 1944-March 30, 1945 

location: 390/34/22/07. [Note: PACMIRS Weekly and Special Reports were 

superseded by PACMIRS Translations.]

1811-1812 PACMIRS Air Translations Nos. 1-24 April 16, 1945-January 7, 1946 location: 

390/34/22/07

1812 PACMIRS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 1-9 

February 10-March 29, 1945 location: 390/34/23/01

1812-1814 PACMIRS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 26-81 April 

28, 1945-April 9, 1946 location: 390/34/23/01

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1814 PACMIRS Partial Translation of PACMIRS document 2908, ca. August 1945 

location: 390/34/23/01

1814 PACMIRS Camp Ritchie Maryland Secret Project GD 901-GD 95- for 

Military Intelligence Service Scientific Branch, August 27, 1945 location: 

390/34/23/01

1814-1815 PACMIRS Limited Distribution Accession Lists Nos. 1-40 June 20, 1945-March 

1, 1946 location: 390/34/23/01. [Note: Summaries of documents bearing on 

the war in the Pacific received by PACMIRS from the European Theater.]

1815-1816 PACMIRS Limited Distribution Translations April 26, 1945-April 9, 1946 

location: 390/34/23/01

1817-1818 PACMIRS Special Translations Nos. 1-17 April 2-October 31, 1945 location: 

390/34/23/01; No. 13 is Japanese Military Police: Organization of Military 

Police Units in Japan, Korea, Formosa, and Kwantung July 28, 1945, 70 

pp. and map; and No. 15 is A Study of Japanese High Command Orders 

September 11, 1945, 101 pp.

1818 PACMIRS Translations Nos. 15-27 September 27, 1945-January 7, 1946 

location: 390/34/23/01 [earlier ones are in Box 1820]

1819 PACMIRS Summary #1 (Preliminary Summary of Documents) March 29, 

1946 location: 390/34/23/02

1819 122 PACMIRS Tactical Lessons Special Report No. 7 December 26, 1944 

location: 390/34/23/02

1819 PACMIRS Technical Service Translations Nos. 1-34 April 16, 1945-March 18, 

1946 location: 390/34/23/02 

1819 MIS Transfer Lists 1943 location: 390/34/23/02. [Note: Translations of 

documents relating to the reassignments of Japanese military officers.]

1819 PACMIRS Transfer Lists Nos. 1-3 June 6-August 31, 1945 location: 

390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS Translations Nos. 1-14 April 28-September 21, 1945 location: 

390/34/23/02 [later ones are in Box 1818]

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series, No. 1 Monthly Reports on Military 

Internment and Prisoners of War Camps in the Philippines November 13, 

1945, 200 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 2 Roster of the Japanese 

Fourteenth Army Military Police Unit Dec. 6, 1945, 11 pp. location: 

390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 3 Articles by Prominent 

Japanese on the Greater East Asia War December 7, 1945, 12 pp. location: 

390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 4 Combat Reports, Third Phase 

of Philippine Mopping-Up Operations (January 1-June 30, 1943) December 

10, 1945, 15 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 5 The Philippine Press and 

Government in March 1942 Dec. 11, 1945, 19 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 6 Field Military Police Duties 

and Situation Problems; Names of Japanese Military Police in the Philippines 

December 13, 1945, 33 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 7 Names of Philippine Officials 

and Mayors January 4, 1946, 3 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 8 Report of the Activities of 

Indians Living in the Philippines March 8, 1946, 4 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1820 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 9 Medical Records, Mukden 

Prisoner of War Camp March 8, 1946, 61 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 10 Japanese Nationalistic 

Organizations and Their Leaders March 8, 1946, 576 pp. location: 

390/34/23/02

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1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 12 Speeches by Prominent 

Japanese on the Greater East Asia War March 15, 1946, 16 pp. location: 

390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 13 Records of Japanese CourtMartial proceedings March 22, 1946, 6 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 14 List of Japanese Military 

Police in the Hankow [China] Area March 22, 1946, 34 pp. location: 

390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 15 Victims of Japanese Military 

Courts in Java March 22, 1946, 24 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 16 Organization of the 

Headquarters Defense Section of the Burma Military Police Unit March 22, 

1946, 114 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 17 Roster of Officers and 

Enlisted Personnel of the Philippine Police Force April 5, 1946, 10 pp. 

location: 390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 18 List of Japanese Military and 

Civilian Personnel at the Mukden Prisoner of War Camp April 9, 1946, 24 pp. 

location: 390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 19 Japanese Staff and Allied 

Internees at Canton, China, Military Internment Camp April 9, 1946, 9 pp. 

location: 390/34/23/02

1821 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 20 Japanese Courts-Martial 

Proceedings in Java April 9, 1946, 144 pp. location: 390/34/23/02

1826 Intelligence Branch, Office, Chief Chemical Warfare Service, Chemical 

Warfare Periodic Intelligence Reports Nos. 3 and 15, July 12 and December 

22, 1944 both contain information regarding Japanese use of chemical 

warfare in China and other information relating to Japan’s chemical warfare 

activities 18 pp. location: 390/34/23/03

1992 Report to the Japanese Document Conference December 23 location: 

390/34/26/05

1992 Report of the Japanese Document Conference December 28, 1944-January 

15, 1945 location: 390/34/26/05

2124 SEATIC (Southeast Asia Translation and Interrogation Center) Translations 

and Index to Air Interrogation and Translation Reports 1945-1946 location: 

390/34/29/04

2124 SEATIC Document Routing Slips 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2124 SEATIC Consolidated Interrogation Reports (Air) Nos. 67-84 October 11, 

1944-February 1, 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2124 SEATIC Interrogations Bulletins (Air Intelligence) Nos. 5-20 October 24, 

1944-March 9, 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2124 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletins (Economic Intelligence) Nos. 1-10 September 

25, 1944-January 31, 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2124 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletins (Military Intelligence) Nos. 1-14 September 

23, 1944-January 9, 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2124 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletins (Naval Intelligence) Nos. 4-19 October 18, 

1944-February 2, 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2125 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletins (Psychological Warfare) Nos. 1-9 October 31, 

1944-January 10, 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2125 SEATIC Preliminary Interrogation Reports July 19-September 10, 1944 

location: 390/34/29/04

2125 SEATIC Publications Nos. 1-3, 5-6, 1944 location: 390/34/29/04

2125-2127 SEATIC Publications Nos. 110-192, 1944-1945 [later publications in boxes 

2130-2131] location: 390/34/29/04

2127 SEATIC Translation Report No. 105, ca. March 1945 location: 390/34/29/04

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2127-2128 SEATIC Interrogation Reports Nos. 46-70 May 199-September 28, 1944 

location: 390/34/29/04

2128 SEATIC Captured Japanese Documents May 19, 1944 location: 390/34/29/04

2128-2130 SEATIC Japanese Order of Battle Reports Nos. 1-198 February-September, 

1945 location: 390/34/29/04

2130 SEATIC Publication No. 193 [also issued as SEATIC Research Bulletin #1] on 

Allied Prisoners of War July 20, 1945, 40 pp. location: 390/34/29/05

2130-2131 SEATIC Publications Nos. 194-224, 1945 [earlier publications in boxes 2125-

2127] location: 390/34/29/05

2131 SEATIC Significant Items Nos. 1-145 February 22-August 4, 1945 location: 

390/34/29/05

2131 SEATIC Special Intelligence Bulletins Parts 1-11 December 10, 1945-May 5, 

1946 location: 390/34/29/05

2132-2134 SEATIC Translation Reports Nos. 1-109 May 1944-March 1945 location: 

390/34/29/05

Records of the Captured Personnel and Material Branch

Interrogation Reports, Directives, and Other Records Relating to Captured 

Personnel and Material 1940-1946 (0165-NM-84-177)

Boxes 908-931 location: 390/35/6/06

Box Subject

908-909 Directive and reports regarding Japanese Prisoners of War, interrogations, and 

captured documents 1942-1945, ca. 1,500 pp. location: 390/35/6/06

909 Directives and Reference File regarding Diplomats 1945, ca. 100 pp. location: 

390/35/6/06

910 Directives and Reports 1945, ca. 300 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

910 Directives and Reports 1944-1945; includes a section on Japanese Chemical 

Warfare and Japanese Bacteriological Warfare 1944-1945, ca. 500 pp. 

location: 390/35/6/07

911 Intelligence and Interrogation Requirements and Questionnaires 1944-1945, 

ca. 100 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

911 Preliminary Information on Japanese Prisoners of War May-June 1945, ca. 350 

pp. location: 390/35/6/07

912 E.I.S. Wing, Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). 

Economic Intelligence Bulletins October 1944-May 26, 1945, ca. 250 pp. 

location: 390/35/6/07

913 Miscellaneous Interrogation Reports May-Sept. 1944, ca. 50 pp. location: 

390/35/6/07

913 Guam Island Command Interrogation Report February 1945, ca. 15 pp. 

location: 390/35/6/07

913 HQ 27th Infantry Division Civilian Internee Interrogation Report September 5, 

1944, 8 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

913 HQ 1st Cavalry Division Language Detachment Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports March 5-April 5, 1945, 8 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

913 RAF Section, Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center Interrogation 

Report No. 161 May 21, 1945, 8 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

913 Miscellaneous Interrogation Reports April-May 1945, ca. 350 pp. location: 

390/35/6/07

913 HQ 6th Infantry Division Language Detachment Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports February-March 1945, ca. 20 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Records of the Captured Personnel and Material Branch — Entry 177: 

Interrogation Reports, Directives, and Other Records Relating to Captured Personnel and Material, 1940-1946
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 241

Box Subject

913 HQ 25th Infantry Division 170th Language Detachment Preliminary 

Interrogation Reports February-June 1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

913 HQ 33rd Infantry Division 172nd Language Detachment Preliminary 

Interrogation Repots June-July, ca. 10 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

913 HQ 32nd Infantry Division 171st Language Detachment Preliminary 

Interrogation Reports July 8-17, 1945, 8 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

913 HQ 37th Infantry Division 173rd Language Detachment Interrogation Report 

July 22, 1945, 7 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

913 MIS, Office of Strategic Services, and HQ Chinese Army in India Interrogation 

Reports March 1944-January 5, 1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 1252 

May 14, 1945, ca. 15 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 Naval Unit, Tracy California. Memorandum based on interrogations regarding 

Japanese suicide boats April 17, 1945, 9 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 D-2 Section HQ 5th Marine Division Preliminary Interrogation Report No. 17 

March 9, 1945, 3 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 HQ 43rd Infantry Division Language Section Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

March 4-16, 1945, ca. 20 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) and JICA/CBI Interrogation Reports 

1944-January 1945, ca. 300 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 Chief of Naval Operations OP-16-Z Interrogation Reports June 1945, ca. 20 

pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 Report on the Sinking of the Japanese Light Cruiser Natori, ca. 1944, ca. 15 

pp. location: 390/35/6/07

914 Digest of Information from Prisoner of War Sources (Japanese), ca. 1944, ca. 

200 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

915 SEATIC. Various (consolidated, air, economic, psychological warfare) 

Interrogation Bulletins November 1944-Febraury 1945, ca. 300 pp. location: 

390/35/6/07

915 No. 3 Mobile Section SEATIC, HQ XXXIII Corps, South East Asia (SEA) 

Command. Two Preliminary Interrogation Reports September 2, 1944, 4 pp. 

location: 390/35/6/07

915 SEATIC and SEA Command Preliminary Interrogation Reports February-March 

1945, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

915 Office of War Information (OWI), New Delhi India Outpost Interrogation 

Reports 1944-1945, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 SINTIC interrogation reports, preliminary interrogation reports, translations, 

and reports January-May 1945, ca. 135 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 SINTIC Item No. 307 Translation of Chinese Document: Tables of Chemical 

Warfare Service Personnel in Japanese Army and Army Air Force Units May 15, 

1945, 13 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 HQ U.S. Forces China Theater SINTIC Interrogation Reports Nos. 313 and 322 

May 30 and June 1, 1945, 48 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 HQ USAFISPA Preliminary Interrogations Reports Nos. 173-176 July 30-31, 

1943, ca. 15 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 HQ USAFEE Interrogation Report No. 23 June 24, 1944, 6 pp. location: 

390/35/6/07

916 HQ 10th Army Interrogations Reports Nos. 9-11 December 1, 1944-January 5, 

1945, ca. 10 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 South Pacific Area and Force Headquarters, HQ of the Commander. 

Interrogation Reports 1943-1944, ca. 150 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 MIS Interrogation Report December 7, 1943, 4 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

916 ATIS Information Bulletin No. 4 Japanese Warships and Merchant Vessels 

Sunk, Damaged, Constructed, or Not Previously on Record Since December 

1941 January 12, 1944,28 pp. location: 390/35/6/07

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Records of the Captured Personnel and Material Branch — Entry 177: 

Interrogation Reports, Directives, and Other Records Relating to Captured Personnel and Material, 1940-1946
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 242

Box Subject

916 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 92-93, 95 June 11-16, 1943, ca. 25 pp. 

location: 390/35/6/07

916 ATIS Interrogation Report Proforma July 23, 1943 location: 390/35/6/07

916 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 6, additional information August 1943 location: 

390/35/6/07

917 U.S. Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas (USAFPOA) Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports 1944, ca. 80 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

917 ATIS Interrogation Report Nos. 66-565 (with some gaps) March 6-December 

10, 1944, ca. 800 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

918 ATIS Interrogation Report Nos. 566-640 December 1944-March 1945, ca. 750 

pp. location: 390/35/7/01

919 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 641-749 March-June 1945, ca. 800 pp. 

location: 390/35/7/01

920 Advanced ATIS (ADVATIS) Interrogation Report Nos. 15-33 January 20-April 

20, 1945, ca. 75 location: 390/35/7/01

920 ATIS Limited Distributed Interrogation Report Nos. 23-29 November 9, 1944-

March 2, 1945, ca. 100 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

920 HQ I Corps, I Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

January 3-April 4, 1945, ca. 100 location: 390/35/7/01

920 HQ I Corps, Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, 163rd Language 

Detachment Preliminary Interrogation Reports April 4-June 17, 1945, ca. 10 

pp. location: 390/35/7/01

921 HQ 6th Army, 6th Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports January 29-April 29, 1945, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

921 HQ 6th Army, Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 Preliminary 

Interrogation Report May 12, 1945, 5 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

921 HQ 6th Army, Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, 162nd Language 

Detachment Preliminary Interrogation Report June 27, 1945, 9 pp. location: 

390/35/7/01

921 HQ X Corps, X Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

December 18, 1944-Feb. 9, 1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

921 HQ 8th Army, 8th Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports January 25-April 21, 1945, ca. 100 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

921 HQ 8th Army, Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 Preliminary 

Interrogation Report May 19, 1945, 4 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ XI Corps, XI Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports February 10-March 30, 1945, ca. 75 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ XI Corps, Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 164th Language Detachment 

Preliminary Interrogation Report May 15, 1945, 5 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ XIV Corps, XIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports February 11-April 25, 1945, ca. 100 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ XIV Corps Assistant Chief of Staff Preliminary Interrogation Report May 11, 

1945, 6 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ XIV Corps Assistant Chief of Staff 165th Language Detachment Preliminary 

Interrogation Report July 20, 1945, 9 pp. location: 390/35/7/01 

922 HQ XXIV Corps, XXIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation 

Reports Dec. 29, 1944-Feb. 6, 1945, ca. 30 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ XXIV Corps, Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 Intelligence Service 

Organization and HQ XXIV Corps, Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 

Language Section Preliminary Interrogation Reports April 11-21, 1945, ca. 15 

pp. HQ XXIV Corps, Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2

922 HQ X Corps, X Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

October 24-December 18, 1944, ca. 80 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ 1st Australian Corps, 1st Australian Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon 

Preliminary Interrogation Report July 22, 1945, 3 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Records of the Captured Personnel and Material Branch — Entry 177: 

Interrogation Reports, Directives, and Other Records Relating to Captured Personnel and Material, 1940-1946
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 243

Box Subject

922 HQ 1st Australian Corps, 1st Australian Army ATIS Advanced Echelon 

Preliminary Interrogation Reports Feb. 5-June 13, 1945 location: 390/35/7/01

922 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 537 and 560 November 27 and 29, 1945, 12 

pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 HQ 14th Air Force Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff A-2 Interrogation 

Report April 17, 1945, 28 pp. location: 390/35/7/01

922 Miscellaneous ATIS interrogation information n.d. 10 pp. location: 

390/35/7/01. [Note: Box 923 relates to Germany.] 

924 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 66-K Mar. 23, 1944, 24 pp. location: 

390/35/7/02

924 Reports, memorandums, interrogation handbook, and other material used 

in teaching interrogation techniques 1941-1944, ca. 600 pp. location: 

390/35/7/02

925 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Interrogation Reports 1945, ca. 15 pp. location: 

390/35/7/02

925 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Interrogation Reports Nos. 2-4, 1945, ca. 30 pp. 

location: 390/35/7/02

925 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Preliminary Interrogation Reports August 14, 1944-January 

9, 1945, ca. 350 pp. location: 390/35/7/02

925 JICPOA Interrogation Reports Jan.-July 1944, ca. 350 pp. location: 

390/35/7/02

926 Advanced ATIS (ADVATIS) Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) 

Nos. 172-507 (with many gaps) January 22, 1945-March 26, 1945, ca. 275 

pp. location: 390/35/7/02

926 ADVATIS Translations February-May 1945, ca. 40 pp. location: 390/35/7/02

926 ADVATIS Translations Nos. 43-136 (with gaps) January 22-April 12, 1945, ca. 

100 pp. location: 390/35/7/02

927 ADVATIS and various Army Corps/ADVATIS Translations November 1944-April 

1945, ca. 75 pp. location: 390/35/7/02

928-929 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations Nos. 5,873-13,016 (with gaps) 1944, ca. 

1,700 pp. location: 390/35/7/02

930 Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information Translations October 1943-

March 1944, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/35/7/02

930 GHQ, General Staff, New Delhi. Translations February-April 1944, ca. 250 pp. 

location: 390/35/7/02

930 JICA/China Branch and JICA/CBI translations 1944, ca. 100 pp. location: 

390/35/7/02

930 HQ XXIV Corps, HQ USAFISPA, JICPOA, HQ U.S. Army Forces in the Far East, 

and HQ Army Air Force India-Burma Sector translations August 1943-April 

1945, ca. 70 pp. location: 390/35/7/02

931 Advanced CP, HQ, Alaska Defense Command. Translations of documents 

captured at Attu and Kiska October 1943-August 1944, ca. 125 pp. location: 

390/35/7/03

931 JICPOA translations April-July 1944, ca. 100 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 PACMIRS Technical Service Translation No. 1 Smoke and Smoke Equipment 

used by Japanese Armed Forces April 16, 1945, 18 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 PACMIRS Technical Service Translation No. 2 various subjects including 

Japanese chemical warfare April 28, 1945, 19 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 PACMIRS Technical Service Translations No. 3 various subjects including 

Japanese chemical warfare May 25, 1945, 23 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 PACMIRS Technical Service Translation No. 6 relates to Japanese chemical 

warfare July 12, 1945, 13 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 PACMIRS Technical Service Translation No. 7 various subjects July 30, 1945, 

14 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

Office of the Director of Intelligence (G-2), Records of the Captured Personnel and Material Branch — Entry 177: 

Interrogation Reports, Directives, and Other Records Relating to Captured Personnel and Material, 1940-1946
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 244

Box Subject

931 PACMIRS Technical Service Translation No. 9 Outline of Soviet Chemical 

Warfare August 8, 1945, 8 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 PACMIRS Translations Nos. 4 and 6 June 22 and 29, 1945, 21 pp. location: 

390/35/7/03

931 PACMIRS Air Translation No. 11 July 28, 1945, 22 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 Advanced Intelligence Center North Pacific Area translation December 1, 1943, 

9 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 Advanced Intelligence Center North Pacific Area translations June 21, 1944, 20 

pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas Translation (relating to radar) 

December 1943, ca. 200 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

931 Western Defense Command. Translations at Byron Hot Springs, California May 

1943-January 1944, ca. 30 pp. location: 390/35/7/03

Military Intelligence Service

Enemy Prisoner of War Interrogation File (MIS-Y) 1943-1945 (0165-NM-84-179)

Boxes 349-772 location: 350/35/7/05

Country File-Japan

Box Subject

756 Japanese Army List as of September 1942, 106 pp. location: 390/35/15/03

756 MIS, POW Branch. Three translations May 1, 1943, 11 pp. location: 

390/35/15/03

756 Memorandums, Reports, and Interrogations of Japanese Diplomats July 1945, 

ca. 100 pp. location: 390/35/15/03

757 Miscellaneous translations, interrogations, and reports 1943-1944, ca. 50 pp. 

location: 390/35/15/03

757 Military Intelligence Service and CINCPAC-CINCPOA interrogations and 

translations August 1944, ca. 125 pp. location: 390/35/15/03

757 War Department. Report of Japanese Document Conference December 28, 

1944-January 15, 1945, 73 pp. location: 390/35/15/03

758 Miscellaneous translations 1943-1944, ca. 30 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

758 MIS, Captured Personnel and Material Branch. Interrogation Reports regarding 

Bacteriological and Chemical Warfare April 1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 

390/35/15/04

758 Information about and from prisoners and documents captured at Attu JulyAugust 1943, ca. 450 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

759 List of Japanese Interrogated, ca. 150 location: 390/35/15/04

759 List of Japanese Prisoners of War March-July 1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 

390/35/15/04

759 Military Intelligence Service, POW Branch. Interrogation Reports February 19-

March 19, 1943, ca. 20 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

759 ATIS Supplementary Interrogation Reports Nos. 4-5 January 10, 1943, 

ca. 25 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

Records of the General Staff, Military Intelligence Service — Entry 179: Enemy POW Interrogation File (MIS-Y), 

1943-1945
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 245

Box Subject

759 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin No. 217 October 31, 1945, 30 pp. Relates entirely 

to Japanese Prisoner of War camps in Malaya location: 390/35/15/04

759 SEATIC. Index to Air Interrogation and Translation Reports Produced by 

Advanced Headquarters, SEATIC April 1946, 29 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

759 Miscellaneous Translations and Interrogations 1945, ca. 20 pp. location: 

390/35/15/04

759 Roster of Prisoners of War at Alexandria, Virginia August 10, 1946, 2 pp. 

location: 390/35/15/04

759 GHQ, SCAP Weekly Operations Letter No. 41 ATIS Document Section 

September 24, 1946, 2 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

759 GHQ, SCAP Weekly Operations Letter No. 43 ATIS Document Section 

September 29, 1946, 2 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

759 GHQ, SCAP Memorandum: Notification of Shipment of Japanese Documents 

[to the Washington Document Center] and List June 5, 1946, 15 pp. location: 

390/35/15/04

759 GHQ, SCAP Memorandum: Notification of Shipment of Japanese Documents 

[to the Washington Document Center] and List [all are books and periodicals] 

June 5, 1946, 5 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

760 Records relating to interrogations April-July 1944, ca. 250 pp. location: 

390/35/15/04

761-762 Mostly registers of receipt of ATIS publications location: 390/35/15/04 

763 Interrogations September-October 1945, ca. 150 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

763 Reports relating to interrogations April-October 1945, ca. 100 pp. location: 

390/35/15/04

763 Interrogation Reports May-June 1945, ca. 75 pp. location: 390/35/15/04

763-766 Extracts of Interrogations 1943-March 1945, ca. 2,900 pp. location: 

390/35/15/04

766 Roster of Japanese Prisoners of War and Interrogations January-February 1943, 

ca. 200 pp. location: 390/35/15/05

767-768 Extracts of Interrogations March-November 1945, ca. 1,200 pp. location: 

390/35/15/05

768 Interrogations August 1943-August 1944, ca. 200 pp. location: 390/35/15/05

769 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 4th Army, printed Intelligence Memo No. 4 

Interrogation of Japanese Prisoners in the Southwest Pacific November 10, 

1943, 22 pp. location: 390/35/15/05

769 Roster of Japanese Prisoners of War 1945, ca. 25 pp. location: 390/35/15/05

769 Miscellaneous memorandums, preliminary interrogations, and related records 

1945, ca. 25 pp. location: 390/35/15/05

769 Miscellaneous interrogations 1944, ca. 100 pp. location: 390/35/15/05

Records of the Operations Division (OPD) 

The War Plans Division (WPD), renamed the Operations Division (OPD) in March 1942, was 

responsible for preparing the Army’s strategical, logistical, and operational plans and for 

assisting the Chief of Staff in the coordination and direction of operations in the overseas 

Records of the General Staff, Military Intelligence Service — Entry 179: Enemy POW Interrogation File (MIS-Y), 

1943-1945
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 246

departments, 1939-1942, and the theaters of operation, 1942-1945. The Operations 

Division coordinated, planned, and developed current and future operations in conjunction 

with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Combined Chiefs of Staff, on whose committees it was 

usually represented. 

Security-Classified General Correspondence 1942-1945 (0165-NM-84-418) 

Arranged in three subseries: according to the War Department Decimal Classification 

Scheme, “201” name file alphabetically by surname, and “project file” alphabetically by 

subject and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 310-1920 location: 390/36/20/01. 

Box Decimal/Subject 

314 000.4 location: 390/36/20/02

315-316 000.5 location: 390/36/20/02

535-536 314.4 [almost all JICPOA translations] location: 390/36/24/06

606-610 319.1 SWPA Reports location: 390/36/26/02

993-995 350.3 location: 390/36/34/01

1299-1304 383.6 location: 390/37/5/03

1318-1323 385 location: 390/37/5/06

1324-1325 386.3 location: 390/37/5/07

1471 470.6 location: 390/37/8/07

1777 Operation Blacklist location: 390/37/15/02. [Note: Code name dealing with 

the plans for occupying Japan.]

1782 Chemical Warfare Plans SWPA 1944-1945 location: 390/37/15/02

Top Secret General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0165-NM-84-419) 

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme and thereunder 

chronologically. Boxes 1-178 location: 390/37/18/01. 

Box Decimal

1 000.5 location: 390/37/18/01

79 383.6 location: 390/37/19/05

82 385 location: 390/37/19/06

83 386.3 location: 390/37/19/06

Card Index to Correspondence in Series 421 (0165-NM-84-420) 

Arranged alphabetically by arm of service or subject and thereunder according to the War 

Department Decimal Classification Scheme. For subjects, see listing in the consultation area 

in Room 2400. Boxes 1-98 location: 390/B/4/03. 

Top-Secret “American-British-Canadian” Correspondence (Known as the “ABC” 

File”) Relating to the Organizational Planning and General Combat Operations 

During World War II and the Early Postwar Period 1940-1948 (0165-NM-84-421) 

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme and thereunder 

chronologically. Boxes 1-634 location: 390/37/24/03. 

Records of the General Staff, Records of the Operations Division (OPD) — Entry 421: Top-Secret “American-BritishCanadian” Correspondence, 1940-1948
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 247

Records of the Intelligence Group 

Correspondence, Reports, Directives, and Other Records Relating to the Activities 

and Functions of the Intelligence Group 1943-1947 (0165-NM-84-203) 

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 781-796 location: 390/35/22/05 

Box Subject

783 Japan location: 390/35/22/05

784 Information on Language Schools, Translating Captured Documents location: 

390/35/22/05

786 Netherlands East Indies Correspondence location: 390/35/22/05

787 Foreign Economic Administration location: 390/35/22/05 

792 Office of Naval Intelligence-OSS-State Department location: 390/35/22/06

794 Pacific Branch (2 folders) location: 390/35/22/06

795 Reproduction Branch, Military Intelligence Division, References to translated 

captured documents location: 390/35/22/07

796 Review of the Far East, Military Intelligence Division Vol. II-1 through Vol. II-15 

October 1945-February 1946 location: 390/35/22/07

Security-Classified Correspondence from U.S. Government Agencies and Foreign 

Sources Requesting Specific Military, Political, and Informational Data 1945-1949 

(0165-NM-84-204) 

Arranged in two alphabetical subseries: by government office and by agency, and 

thereunder numerically. Boxes 815-846 location: 390/35/22/07.

Records of the War Department Special Staff 

Records of the Civil Affairs Division 

General Records 

Cross-Reference Sheets to Correspondence in Entry 463 1943-1949 (0165-NM-84-

462A and 0165-NM-84-462B) 

Arranged in five chronological subseries and thereunder according to the War Department 

Decimal Classification Scheme: March 1943-August 1945 (at the end of this series there is a 

group of cross-reference cards arranged alphabetically by name of foreign city or country); 

August 1945-June 10, 1946; June 11, 1946-December 1947; January-December 1948; and 

January-July 1949. Boxes 1-71 location: 390/38/21/03. 

Security-Classified General Correspondence 1943-July 1949 (0165-NM-84-463) 

Arranged in five chronological subseries described in Entry 462 and thereunder according to 

the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1-541 location: 390/38/35/05. 

Records of the War Department Special Staff, Records of the Civil Affairs Division — Entry 463: Security-Classified 

General Correspondence, 1943-July 1949
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 248

1943-1944

Box Decimal Subject

1-4 000.4 Fine Arts, Monuments, Archives location: 390/38/35/05

67 250.401 War Criminals location: 390/39/2/01

1945-1946

Box Decimal Subject

172-173 000.4 Fine Arts, Monuments, Archives location: 390/39/4/02

188 250.401 War Criminals location: 390/39/4/04

1946-1947

Box Decimal Subject

224 000.4 Fine Arts, Monuments, Archives

224 000.5 Criminals; includes information on treason case of Tomaya 

224 Kawakita location: 390/39/5/02

298-306 250.401 War Criminals location: 390/39/6/06

1948

Box Decimal Subject

396-398 000.4 Fine Arts, Monuments, Archives location: 390/39/8/06

398-399 000.5 Crimes location: 390/39/8/06

449-453 250.401 War Criminals location: 390/39/9/06

1949

Box Decimal Subject

501 000.4 Fine Arts, Monuments, Archives location: 390/39/10/07

502 000.5 Crimes location: 390/39/10/07

520 250.401 War Criminals location: 390/39/11/02

Cross-Reference Sheets to the Correspondence in Entry 465 1946-July 1949 

(0165-NM-84-464) 

Arranged in three chronological subseries: 1946-1947, 1948, and January-July 1949. Boxes 

1-10 location: 390/39/11/06. 

Top Secret General Correspondence 1946-July 1949 (0165-NM-84-465) 

Arranged in three chronological subseries: 1946-1947, 1948, and January-July 1949. Boxes 

1-4 location: 390/39/11/07. 

Top Secret Incoming and Outgoing Messages November 1942-July 1949 (0165-

NM-84-466) 

Arranged according to “incoming” and “outgoing” and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 14-

28 location: 390/39/12/02. 

Security-Classified Office File of the Executive Officer January 1943-June 1946 

(0165-NM-84-467)

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 542-547 location: 390/39/12/05. 

Records of the War Department Special Staff, Records of the Civil Affairs Division — Entry 467: Security-Classified 

Office File of the Executive Officer January, 1943-June 1946
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 249

Security-Classified Papers of the Army Member of the Combined Civil Affairs 

Committee (CCAC) January 1942-June 1949 (0165-NM-84-468) 

Arranged alphabetically by name of committee or subcommittee and thereunder numerically 

by paper number. Boxes 548-638 location: 390/39/12/05.

Box Subject

550-573 Far Eastern Commission location: 390/39/12/06

123-123 SWNCC Subcommittee for the Far East location: 390/39/13/03

589-638 SWNCC location: 390/39/13/04

Security-Classified Transcripts of Teletype Conversations Relating to Military 

Government and Civil Affairs Functions February 5, 1946-June 13, 1949 (0165-

NM-84-469) 

Arranged numerically by teletype number and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 741-768 

location: 390/39/14/05. 

Records of the Policy and Government Branch 

Security-Classified Policy and Planning Correspondence Relating to the 

Administration and Operation of Government in Liberated and Occupied Areas 

1943-1947 (0165-NM-84-471) 

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 769-790, and 1-6 location: 390/39/17/03. 

Box Subject

770 Country Reports location: 390/39/17/03 

772 Economic Studies location: 390/39/17/03 

775 Reparations (2 folders) location: 390/39/17/04 

776 SANACC [State, Army, Navy and Air Force Coordinating Committee) Minutes 

and Agendas 1948 location: 390/39/17/04 

779 Far Eastern Commission location: 390/39/17/05

781-785 Japan location: 390/39/17/06

786 Joint Civil Affairs Committee location: 390/39/17/06

786 Gold Pot Funds, Conference Notes [pertains to Japan] location: 390/39/17/06

786 Report on German Properties in Japan location: 390/39/17/06 

790 SCAP location: 390/39/17/07

Security-Classified Reports and Correspondence 1943-1947 (0165-NM-84-472) 

Boxes 791-803 location: 390/39/17/07 

Box Subject

796 The Fate of Japan 1945, ca. 200 pp. location: 390/39/18/01

803 War Criminals location: 390/39/18/02

Records of the War Department Special Staff, Records of the Policy and Government Branch — Entry 472: SecurityClassified Reports and Correspondence, 1943-1947 
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 250

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff

Throughout the continental United States and overseas there were a number of agencies 

that were “exempt” organizations, that is, they operated not as field commands of the arms 

and services but directly under one or more divisions of the War Department General Staff. 

Administrative services for each of these agencies were usually provided by the appropriate 

army command where the agency operated, but technical and policy direction derived from 

the General Staff.

General Intelligence Schools

In June 1942 the Military Intelligence Training Center was activated at Camp Ritchie, 

Maryland. This was the first of a group of intelligence schools supervised by the Training 

Branch of the Operations Group, Military Intelligence Service. These schools included 

the Military Intelligence Service Language School (MISLS), contract language schools at 

California, Michigan, Cornell, Indiana, and Yale Universities, and various special courses 

given at the Pentagon building for personnel on duty with Military Intelligence Service.

Several Japanese-language schools were managed by G-2. The MISLS, originally called the 

Military Intelligence Service Japanese Language School, was successor to the School for 

Nisei established in 1941 at the Presidio. It was moved to Camp Savage, Minnesota, in 1942 

(when it was taken over by G-2) and to Fort Snelling, Minnesota, in 1944. The Army Intensive 

Japanese Language Course given at the University of Michigan, October 1942-December 

1945, was administratively associated with the MISLS in Minnesota, for which it served at first 

as a preparatory school. When the school at the University of Michigan was abandoned its 

military personnel and its functions were turned over to the school at Fort Snelling.

Records of the Training Group

Training Records of the Military Intelligence Training Center, Camp Ritchie, 

Maryland 1942-1946 (0165-NM-84-207)

Boxes 249-279 location: 390/35/24/07

Correspondence and Reports Relating to the Operations of Language Schools and 

Other Training Facilities 1943-1949 (0165-NM-84-208)

Boxes 280-325 location: 390/35/25/05

Box Subject

280 Ancestry (Japanese)

281 Ancestry (Japanese)

282 Ancestry (Japanese)

282 Airborne Reconnaissance Units

282 Armed Forces Staff College

283 Army Photographic Center

283 ASTP

284 Central Intelligence

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff, Records of the Training Group — Entry 208: Operations of 

Language Schools and Other Training Facilities, 1943-1949
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 251

Box Subject

284 Counterintelligence Corps Administrative Course

284 Counterintelligence Corps Basic Course

284 Counterintelligence Corps Personnel Situation Reports

284 Counterintelligence Corps Training Center, 1946

284 Dissipation of War Dept Trained Linguists

284 Intelligence Tech Manual

284 Major Thurmond

284 Personnel Transferred to Office of Strategic Services

284 Waivers

285 7th Corps

285 Army Extension Course Manuals

285 Combat Intelligence

285 Counterintelligence Corps Training Center – Funds

286 C&GS Intelligence Course

286 Command and Staff College

286 Conferences

286 Regular Components

286 XIX Corps

287 AAF

287 Data and Recommendations

287 Enemy Equipment (Requirements)

287 Forest Fighting

287 Gerow Board Report

287 Language School - Disposition of Graduates

287 Military Intelligence Service Language School (MISLS)

287 Office Candidate Course-Extracted Sources

287 Savage - Disposition of Graduates

288 Infantry Conference, Ft Benning, GA (June 1946), Reports

289 29th Infantry Division

289 Counterintelligence Corps Center

289 European Press

289 Importance of Intelligence

289 Infantry Conference Reports (See Box 288)

289 Instructor Personnel

289 Intelligence Functions and Responsibilities

289 Strategic Intelligence School – Courses

290 Heigo Textbook (MISLS)

290 Intelligence Course

290 IPW Teams

290 Japs

290 Kanji Textbook

290 Language Instruction within Military Intelligence Service

290 Order of Battle , Class XXVIII – Japanese

291 Chinese and Korean Linguists

291 Language Study

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff, Records of the Training Group — Entry 208: Operations of 

Language Schools and Other Training Facilities, 1943-1949
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 252

Box Subject

291 Language Training Requirements

291 Lectures

291 Lessons Learned

291 Techniques of Linguistics

292 European Linguists

292 Russian Linguists

293 Maps

294 Maps

294 Memo, Group II Policy Staff

294 Military Attachés 

294 Military Intelligence Assoc.

295 Conference Notes

295 Military Intelligence Service Org.

295 Military Intelligence Service Organization

295 Misc.

295 Mobile Intelligence Units

295 Scope Outlines

296 Army Airborne Panel Rpt.

296-299 Army Air Defense Panel Rpt.

299-300 Army Advisory Panel on Joint Amphibious Ops

301 Airborne Division War (1947)

301 Corps of Engineers - Troop Expansion

301 Misc.

301 MP Officers Course (1947)

301 Personnel

301 Personnel – Action

301 Personnel – Civilian

301 Personnel – Military

301 Personnel - Procurement in ETO and MTO

301 Planning

301 Pubs

301 Qicota Corresp

302 Inspection Reports

302 Language Instruction Method

302 Observer Reports

302 Redeployment

302 Requisitions

302 Visits, Inspections, etc.

303 Armored School Courses

303 Artillery School Courses

303 Chinese Language School

303 Language Qualification Rosters

303 Rivers

303 S-2 Handbook

303 Schools

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff, Records of the Training Group — Entry 208: Operations of 

Language Schools and Other Training Facilities, 1943-1949
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 253

Box Subject

304 Army Ground Force Intelligence Conference

304 Intelligence Handbook

304 Intelligence Instructions

305 AGF Intelligence Conference

305 Ground General School – Courses

305 Intelligence Handbook

306 Ground General School – Courses

306 Installation Intelligence Office Course

306 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Orders (numbered S-21 

to S-55)

307 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Orders (numbered S-61 

to S-89)

308 Cavalry School, Staff Duties

308 Combat Intelligence

308 Combat Intelligence - Dissemination

308 G-2 in Combat

308 Infantry Conference

308 Intelligence Handbook

308 Intelligence School, Order of Battle and Interrogations

308 Intelligence School, Staff Duties

308 Psych Warfare

308 Security

309 Commissions (1945-46)

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] and AIJLS, Grades

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Construction

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Nisei WACs

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Training

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Transfers

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School], 201, M-Z

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School], Commissions (1944)

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School], Funds

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School], General, 1945

309 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School], Korean

309 Paratroopers

309 Personnel for Japanese Linguists

309 TO&E

310 Alien Instructors

310 Budget Estimates

310 International Affairs and Relations

311 Accounting for Funds and Money

311 Accounting for Property and Supplies

311 Accounts Against the Army

311 Assign of Change of Station - Staff China

311 Budget Estimates

311 Cost Records

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff, Records of the Training Group — Entry 208: Operations of 

Language Schools and Other Training Facilities, 1943-1949
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 254

Box Subject

311 Funds, Reimbursements and Transfers

311 Household Goods to China

311 Reimbursements

312 Language Linguistics Requirements

312 Request for Orders

312 SD Receipts

312 SDS Civilian Personnel

312 SDS Financial Matters

312 SDS Organization

312 SDS Personnel Rosters

313 SDS Civilian Personnel

313 SDS Misc. Reports

313 SDS Ops

313 SDS Security

314 Daily Bulletin

314 Lt. Jarvinen TDY in ET

314 Special Orders

314 Special Orders, 1945

315 MITC Training Schedules

315 Monthly Statistics

315 Specialized Intelligence Training

315 Student Status

316 4th Army Area - Tables of Distribution

316 6th Army – Expansion

316 Italian Campaign

316 Tables of Distribution

317 Tables of Distribution

318 Air Intelligence Manual

318 Branch Intelligence

318 British Security – Lectures

318 Combat Intelligence

318 Terrain File

318 Theater Correspondence

318 TIS Function

319 Intelligence Training

319 TNG Group Functions

319 Training Military Intelligence Service Field Personnel

320 Americans of Japanese Ancestry

320 Chinese Language

320 Chinese Officers

320 Interrogation Manual

320 Language Training - Post War

320 Military Attachés

320 Military Geographers

320 Military Intelligence Service Training Reports

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff, Records of the Training Group — Entry 208: Operations of 

Language Schools and Other Training Facilities, 1943-1949
RG 165. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs 255

Box Subject

320 Requirement Survey - Military Linguists

320 SWPA Training

320 Training Material

320 Training of Intelligence Replacements

321 Intelligence Training in Tech Service Schools

321 MISC

321 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Memos

321 MISLS [Military Intelligence Service Language School] Memos, 1942-43

321 Officers’ Training

321 Psych Warfare

321 Special Intelligence Training

322 California U - Reports

322 Organization of School Branch

322 Post War Intelligence Training

322 Transfers

322 Troop Basis

322 Unification

323 Michigan U.

323 U. of California 

323 U. of California - Chinese Linguists

323 U. of California - Classes 1-13

323 U. of California – Contracts

323 U. of Michigan, May 1944 Class

324 Michigan U., 201s

324 Stanford U.

324 U. of Michigan

324 Yale - Aviation Students

324 Yale - Chinese Enlisted Men

324 Yale - Japanese Language Officers

325 Japanese Students Progress – Yale

325 Visits and Conferences

325 War Dept Org

325 Working File

325 Yale and California - Chinese Training

Field Organizations Directly Under the General Staff, Records of the Training Group — Entry 208: Operations of 

Language Schools and Other Training Facilities, 1943-1949
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 256

Records of the Foreign Economic Administration

Record Group 169

Records of the Board of Economic Warfare 1941-1943 

On December 17, 1941, the Economic Defense Board was renamed the Board of Economic 

Warfare. For about four months thereafter there were no major changes in the functions 

and no significant changes in administrative organization. By an executive order of April 

13, 1942, however, the Board’s powers that hitherto had been limited chiefly to the control 

of exports, were significantly increased by giving to the Board a large measure of control 

over imports. It was also directed to “represent the United States Government in dealing 

with the economic warfare agencies of the United Nations for the purpose of relating the 

government’s economic warfare program and facilities regarding the importation of strategic 

and critical materials.” 

As a result of the executive order, the board was reorganized and added to the existing 

membership, presided over by Vice President of the United States, Henry A. Wallace, were 

the Chairman of the War Production Board and the Administrator of the Office of Lend-Lease 

Administration. The Offices of Exports, Imports, Economic Warfare Analysis, the General 

Counsel, and Administrative Management, established at that time, remained in existence 

during the life of the agency, although the branches and divisions of the offices underwent a 

number of changes. 

By an executive order of July 15, 1943, the Board of Economic Warfare was terminated, and 

its functions, personnel, and records were transferred to the Office of Economic Warfare 

(OEW). The various centralized and decentralized files of the Board, which were taken over 

and maintained practically intact by the OEW, were later distributed to various units of the 

Foreign Economic Administration. 

General Records

Classified Subject File July 1940-June 1942 (0169-PI-29-97) 

Records of the Board of Economic Warfare and of its predecessors, the Economic Defense 

Board and the Office of the Administrator of Export Control, consist mainly of copies of 

letters, memorandums, reports, minutes of meetings of committees, and other materials 

relating to all phases of export control and economic warfare and to the organization, 

administration, policies, and procedures of the agencies. The records are arranged in 

accordance with a subject-numeric classification system. Please consult the finding aids 

in the consultation area in Room 2600 for information regarding the classification system. 

Boxes 1-247 location: 570/56/6/01. 

Geographic Central File July 1940-June 1942 (0169-PI-29-98) 

Letters and memorandums, mainly copies relating to export control matters involving specific 

countries and covering subjects similar to those described in the previous entry. The records 

are arranged alphabetically by country and thereunder by the same subject-numeric system 

used in the Classified Subject Central File. Boxes 248-293 location: 570/56/11/01. 

Records of the Board of Economic Warfare, General Records — Entry 98: Geographic Central File, 1940-1942
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 257

Records of the Office of Economic Warfare 1943 

By an executive order of July 15, 1943, the OEW, headed by Director, Leo T. Crowley, was 

established in the Office of Emergency Management. To it were transferred the functions, 

personnel, and records of the Board of Economic Warfare, which was abolished by the 

order. The OEW was in existence for only about six weeks. Its functions and administrative 

organization were substantially those of its predecessors. By an executive order of 

September 25, 1943, the OEW and certain other agencies, together with their personnel and 

records, were transferred to and consolidated in the Foreign Economic Administration (FEA), 

which was established by that order. The records of the OEW were later absorbed into the 

records of various units of the FEA. 

Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 1943-1945 

In order to unify and consolidate the administration of governmental activities relating to 

foreign economic affairs, the FEA was established by an executive order of September 25, 

1943. The functions, personnel, and records of the Office of Lend-Lease Administration, the 

OEW, the Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations of the Department of State, 

and the foreign economic operations of the Office of Foreign Economic Coordination of the 

Department of State were transferred to the FEA. 

The FEA was responsible for the wartime functions of export control, foreign procurement, 

lend- lease, reverse lend-lease, participation in foreign relief and rehabilitation, and 

economic warfare, including foreign economic intelligence. By an executive order of 

September 27, 1945, the FEA was abolished and its remaining functions were divided 

among five agencies, including the Departments of State and Commerce. 

Records of the Office of the Administrator 

This office included the Administrator, Leo T. Crowley, his immediate assistants, and six 

planning and administrative offices. 

General Records 

Subject File of the Administrator, January 1942-October 1945 (0169-PI-29-128) 

Correspondence of Leo T. Crowley, FEA Administrator, and of Milo Perkins, Executive 

Director of the Board of Economic Warfare and the OEW, with members of Congress, other 

government agencies, private industry, and the general public regarding policy matters 

in connection with the administration and operations of the above-mentioned agencies, 

cooperation with other Government agencies on foreign economic operations, legislation, 

and other matters requiring the attention of the administrator (or his predecessor). One 

part of this file, covering the period January 1941-July 1944, is arranged according to a 

modified Dewey decimal classification system. The second part of the file, covering the 

period August 1944-October 1945, is arranged according to a subject-numeric classification 

scheme. This scheme is outlined in a binder in the consultation area in Room 2600. Boxes 

1-77 location: 570/56/19/04. 

Records of the Office of the Administrator, General Records — Entry 128: Subject File of the Administrator, 1942-

1945
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 258

Geographic File of the Administrator January 1942-October 1945 

(0169-PI-29-129) 

Correspondence, mainly of Milo Perkins, Executive Director of the Board of Economic 

Warfare and the OEW, and of Leo T. Crowley, FEA Administrator, with other Government 

agencies, representatives of the Administration abroad, and foreign missions in the United 

States, together with memorandums, reports, and other papers. The records relate in large 

part to policies of the FEA and its predecessors with respect to commodity requirements, 

supplies, requisitioning, transportation problems, surplus property disposal, and other 

economic matters as they concerned various foreign countries. That part of the file for the 

period January 1942-July 1944 is arranged alphabetically by geographic area or country and 

thereunder in accordance with a decimal classification system. The second part of the file, 

for the period August 1944-October 1945, is arranged alphabetically by geographic area or 

country and thereunder alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1-28 location: 570/56/21/01.

Box Subject

5 Burma location: 570/56/21/01

5 Ceylon location: 570/56/21/01

6 China location: 570/56/21/01

10 Japan location: 570/56/21/02

13 South Pacific location: 570/56/21/02

16 Burma location: 570/56/21/01

16 Ceylon location: 570/56/21/03

17 China location: 570/56/21/03

22 Japan location: 570/56/21/04

25 South Pacific location: 570/56/21/04

General Letters Sent 1942-1945 (0169-PI-29-130) 

Boxes 1-16 location: 570/56/21/05 

Letters to Field Representatives in Foreign Countries 1942-1945 (0169-PI-29-131) 

Boxes 1-3 location: 570/56/21/07 

Intraoffice and Interoffice Letters and Memoranda Sent January 1944-October 

1945 (0169-PI-29-132) 

Boxes 1-2 location: 570/56/21/07 

Intra-Agency Memoranda Sent October 1941-December 1943 (0169-PI-29-133) 

Boxes 1-2 location: 570/56/22/01 

Letters Sent to Other Government Agencies March 1942-October 1945 

(0169-PI-29-134) 

Boxes 1-10 location: 570/56/22/01 

Box Agency 

1 Alien Property Custodian location: 570/56/22/01

1 American Embassies location: 570/56/22/01

Records of the Office of the Administrator, General Records — Entry 134: Letters Sent to Other Government Agencies, 1942-1945
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 259

Box Agency 

1 Censorship, Office of, location: 570/56/22/01

1 Combined Chiefs of Staff & Joint Chiefs of Staff location: 570/56/22/01

1 Commerce Department location: 570/56/22/01

3 Commerce Department location: 570/56/22/01

3 Federal Reserve System, Board of Governors location: 570/56/22/01 

4 Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. location: 570/56/22/01

4 Justice Department; location: 570/56/22/01

5 Navy Department; location: 570/56/22/01 

6 Reparations Committee-Allied on location: 570/56/22/02

6-7 State Department; location: 570/56/22/02 

7 Strategic Services, Office of, location: 570/56/22/02 

7 Treasury Department location: 570/56/22/02

8 Vice President, Office of, location: 570/56/22/02 

8 War Department; location: 570/56/22/02

9 War Information, Office of location: 570/56/22/02 

10 White House; location: 570/56/22/02 

Records of the Office of the Budget and Administrative Planning 

Records of the Records Analysis Division 

The Records Analysis Division was established in December 1943 to be responsible 

for the preparation of a history or histories of the FEA. It took over and continued 

historical activities that had been begun as early as 1942 in both the Office of Lend-Lease 

Administration and the Board of Economic Warfare. 

File of William Lonsdale Taylor, Chief 1943-1946 (0169-PI-29-143) 

File of the Historian of the Board of Economic Warfare, the OEW, and the FEA and Chief 

of the Records Analysis Division. Consists of correspondence, memorandums, progress 

reports, organizational charts, and administrative issuances dealing with the work and 

personnel of the division, the organization of chapters of the history, requests for copies 

of records from FEA files, history committees, and related subjects. Arranged in part by 

subject and in part chronologically by date of document. Boxes 1-6 location: 570/56/22/02. 

Historian’s Reports of Interviews 1943-1945 (0169-PI-29-144) 

Boxes 1-2 location: 570/56/22/03 

Monographs 

Historical Monographs Prepared by the Division 1940-1946 (0169-PI-29-145) 

Typewritten copies of monographs on the organization and operations of the FEA and its 

predecessor agencies, which were prepared by the staff of the Records Analysis Division. 

Some of the monographs are bound with supporting papers, consisting of copies of FEA 

records. Unarranged. Boxes 1-21 location: 570/56/22/03; Box 18 contains a Report to 

Congress on Operations of the Foreign Economic Administration, September 25, 1944.

Records of the Office of the Budget and Administrative Planning, Monographs — Entry 145: Historical Monographs, 

1940-1946
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 260

Historical Monographs Prepared Outside the Division 1940-1946 (0169-PI-29-146) 

A detailed listing is available. Boxes 1-6 location: 570/56/22/06. 

Records Assembled by the Historian 

Reports on the Organization of the Division of Controls July-August 1941 

(0169-PI-29-148) 

Box 1 location: 570/56/23/01

Historical File on the Office of Economic Warfare and Predecessor Agencies 1941-

1943 (0169-PI-29-150) 

Among the folder headings included in this series: Argentina, Blockade, Board of Economic 

Warfare, British Empire, Intelligence (history), Office of Censorship, Office of Economic 

Warfare Analysis, Office of War Information, Policy Committee, State Department, and 

Treasury. Boxes 1-9 location: 570/56/23/01. 

Historical File on the Foreign Economic Administration 1943-1945 (0169-PI-29-

151) 

Boxes 906-919E location: 570/56/23/03 

Box Subject

906A Cartels A Brief Historical Statement [June 30, 1944] location: 570/56/23/03 

907 China location: 570/56/23/03

908-910 Bureau of Areas location: 570/56/23/03 

910A Bureau of Areas location: 570/56/23/04

910A History of the Country Program Branch, Office of Exports location: 

570/56/23/04

913 Confidential News Letter, prepared by the Office of the General Counsel; issues 

from March 23, 1944 to July 21, 1944 location: 570/56/23/04

913 Foreign Economic Administration Press Releases location: 570/56/23/04

913 Liberated Areas (3 folders) location: 570/56/23/04

913 Foreign Economic Administration-Mission for Economic Affairs location: 

570/56/23/04 

914 News Summaries (5 folders) location: 570/56/23/04 

916 Foreign Economic Administration Newsletter, issues for December 8, 1944 to 

July 21, 1945 location: 570/56/23/05 

916 Indo-China location: 570/56/23/05

916 Netherlands East Indies location: 570/56/23/05

918 U.S. Army-Foreign Economic Administration Relations location: 570/56/23/05

918 Trade Intelligence location: 570/56/23/05 

918 Yalta Conference location: 570/56/23/05

Administrative Issuances of the Economic Defense Board, the Board of Economic 

Warfare, and the Office of Economic Warfare, September 1941-November 30, 1943 

(0169-PI-29-153) 

Boxes 920-929 location: 570/56/23/06 

Historian’s Records — Entry 153: Administrative Issuances, 1941-1943
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 261

FEA Administrative Issuances December 1943-October 1945 (0169-PI-29-154) 

Boxes 930-930C location: 570/56/24/01 

Minutes of Meetings of the Board of Economic Warfare August 13, 1941-July 15, 

1943 (0169-PI-29-156) 

Box 948 location: 570/56/24/04

Research Reports and Studies 1942-1944 (0169-PI-29-157) 

Research reports and studies of various divisions of the FEA and predecessor agencies on 

such subjects as the economy of enemy, neutral, and allied countries, possibilities of and 

programs for the development and procurement of strategic commodities, problems of 

occupation, and enemy methods of occupation, together with miscellaneous reports on 

sources of economic intelligence and other subjects of interest to the Board of Economic 

Warfare, the OEW, and the FEA. Arranged by division symbol and thereunder numerically. 

A very detailed list of files is available. It should be used to obtain specific report numbers. 

Boxes 1-27 location: 570/56/24/04. 

Division 

Symbol

Subject

EA Administration of the Property of Imperial Household of Japan

EB Blockade Running Between German Europe and Far East

EB Notes on Japan’s Economic Potential

EIS Appendix to Banking, Accounting, and Operations in Japan

EOC Strategic Value of New Guinea-Petroleum

EOC Petroleum Position in Burma

FE Japanese Aircraft Captured at Lae, New Guinea September 15, 1943

FE Examination of Captured Japanese Antifriction Bearings

FE Draft of Manual for Use of Crash Officers in the Collection of Markings from 

Captured Enemy (Far Eastern Axis) Aircraft

FE Comments on Translation of Secret Report on the Quality, Quantity, and 

Present Condition of the Japanese Air Force and Training of Air Force 

Personnel in Japan (Chungking April 1944)

FE Recovery Officer’s Manual for Use in the Collection of Plates and Markings 

from Captured Japanese Ground Equipment

FE Coal in the Far East

FE Comments on Progress of Manchurian First Five-Year Plan

FE Industrial Diamond Requirements of Japan in 1944

FE Japanese-Controlled Cement Industry

FE Mineral Production in North China

FE Industrial Installations in North China of Importance to the Japanese

FE Iron Ore: Manchuria

FE Chemical Industries of Japan: Basic Data for a Civil Affairs Guide

FE Textile Fiber Situation in Japan and Occupied East Asia in 1943

FE Recent Changes in the Japanese Taxation System

FE Migration to and From Japan, 1935-1940

FE The Production and Availability to the Japanese of Certain Drug, Medical, and 

Food Items

FE Japanese Companies in the Mandated Islands (Preliminary)

Historian’s Records — Entry 157: Research Reports and Studies, 1942-1944
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 262

Division 

Symbol

Subject

FE Japanese Gold Policy (Preliminary)

FE Memorandum on Chinese Finances

FE Food and Other Problems Relating to Population Changes in Major Cities in 

the Far East

FE Japanese Use of Railroads in China

FE Information About Manchuria North and West

FE Economic Changes in the Philippines During Two Years of Japanese 

Occupation

FE Economic Objectives in Thailand

FE Economic Objectives in Indo-China and Hainan

FE Economic Objectives Survey of the Lower Yangtze Valley

FE Economic Factors in the Burma-Indian Campaign

FE North China’s Economic Contribution to Japan’s War Program

FE Natural Resources of the East Indies

FE China-Current Economic Problems Looking Toward the Future

FE Important Industrial Cities in Japan Proper, Manchuria, Korea, Formosa, and 

North China

FE Major Hardships Suffered by the Philippines as a Result of the Pacific War

FE Japan’s Staying Power in the Event of an Effective Blockade of the Inner 

Zone

FE Japan’s Staying Power in the Event of a Total Blockade Except in the Sea of 

Japan

FE Summary Report on Far Eastern Food Resources

FE Summary of Japanese Non-Ferrous Metals Industry

FE Summary Report on the Far Eastern Chemical Industry (Preliminary)

FE Summary Report on the Far Eastern Petroleum Industry

FE Summary Report on the Far Eastern Coal Industry

FE Comments on the “Report of Japanese Withdrawal to the Inner Zone”

FE Estimate of Japanese Intentions

FE Principal Features of the Japanese Economic Exploitation of French IndoChina

FE The Main Features of Japanese Exploitation in British Malaya

FE Economic Conditions in Burma

FE Main Features of the Japanese Economic Exploitation of the Philippines

FE Economic Exploitation of Thailand

FE Japanese Exploitation of the Netherlands East Indies

FE Exploitation of Korea by Japan

FE Effects on the Japanese Economy of Various Assumed Blockade Conditions

FE The Economic Effects of a Blockade against Japan Proper, and Other 

Considerations

INT Analysis of Economic Information on Occupied China, Manchuria, Philippines, 

Indo-China, and Thailand Supplied by Gripsholm Repatriates 1943

PS General Plan of Economic Warfare against Japan

RR Japanese Techniques of Occupation – Japan Proper

RR Japanese Techniques of Occupation - Manchukuo

RR Japanese Techniques of Occupation – Inner Mongolia, North China and 

Central China

RR Japanese Techniques of Occupation – China, Manchuria, Inner Mongolia

Historian’s Records — Entry 157: Research Reports and Studies, 1942-1944
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 263

“Brief Historical Statement of Foreign Economic Administration” 1943-1944 

(0169-PI-29-163) 

Boxes 978-979 location: 570/56/25/03 

Foreign Projects Reports January 1943-December 15, 1943 (0169-PI-29-167) 

Processed copies of periodic reports on foreign projects of the Board of Economic Warfare 

and the FEA, prepared by the Office of Administrative Management. They contain 

information concerning the country involved, the Board of Economic Warfare’s or FEA’s 

representative, the status of the project, its sponsor, the assignment of the project, and 

the approximate period of time assigned it. Arranged chronologically. Box 983C location: 

570/56/25/05. 

Records Relating to the Bureau of Areas and the Bureau of Supplies 1944-1945 

(0169-PI-29-168) 

Boxes 984-988 location: 570/56/25/05 

Records of the Office of the General Counsel 1942-1943 (0169-PI-29-169) 

Boxes 989-990 location: 570/56/25/05 

Material on the “Safehaven Project” 1943-1945 (0169-PI-29-170) 

Boxes 991-993 location: 570/56/25/06 

Box 991 includes a “Safehaven Study” by Margaret Clarke, n.d., 193 pp. 

Economic Program Policy Statements 1944-1945 (0169-PI-29-172) 

Set of processed FEA issuances headed “Economic Program with Reference to [various 

countries of the world],” and supplements thereto. This set of program issuances was 

compiled by the historian’s staff. Arranged by country under the headings: Economic 

Programs and Supplements. Boxes 1-2 location: 570/56/25/07. 

Progress Reports of FEA Special Representatives and Missions 1943-1944 

(0169-PI-29-173) 

Typed copies of progress reports from FEA special representatives and missions in foreign 

countries, which were assembled by the historian and his staff. Arranged alphabetically by 

country and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 1-7 location: 570/56/26/01. 

Weekly Operations Reports of the Office of Economic Warfare August 1941-

November 1943 (0169-PI-29-180) 

Boxes 1-2 location: 570/56/26/05 

Weekly Notes on Current Economic Information 1942-1944 (0169-PI-29-182) 

Box 1 location: 570/56/26/05 

Addresses and Statements of BEW and FEA Officials 1942-1946 (0169-PI-29-185) 

Box 1 location: 570/56/26/06 

Historian’s Records — Entry 185: addresses and Statements of BEW and FEA Officials, 1942-1946 
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 264

Records of the Office of Economic Programs 

The Office of Economic Programs (OEP) was established on September 13, 1943. It 

included specialized staffs of advisers who assisted the administrator and other high officials 

of the agency in preparing foreign economic policies and programs. The OEP represented a 

consolidation of the War Trade Staff of the OEW and the Government Liaison and Reciprocal 

Aid Division of the Office of Lend-Lease Administration. The OEP, whose chief was an 

assistant FEA administrator, was largely composed of economists serving as consultants on 

matters as supplies and resources, foreign development, foreign finance, and trade policy. 

The OEP acted as the integrating unit for the operational branches within the FEA whose 

own projects had to be brought into harmony with the central policies of the administration. 

Operational approaches within the framework of FEA were often dissimilar and even, in 

cases where objectives were not identical in practice, conflicting. A primary function of the 

OEP was to reconcile differences and keep the strategy of economic warfare consistent. 

Operations personnel, enthusiastic about their programs and bent on achieving their ends 

quickly and efficiently, were reminded of political considerations. 

In 1944, through V. Frank Coe and L. Currie, the OEP was brought directly and originally 

into the Safehaven Program. It was in OEP under Coe that the Executive Committee on 

Economic Foreign Policy (ECEFP) was established. An interdepartmental unit, maintained 

by Angell after Coe left the FEA, the ECEFP, animated by the OEP, studied issues involved 

in economic warfare, anticipated the economic programs connected with Germany in the 

postwar period, and took steps to initiate plans that would operate effectively after the 

defeat of the Axis. 

The ECEFP, guided largely by the OEP, had considered from time to time such matters 

as modification of wartime financial controls over foreign assets. It had, for example, 

considered the possibility of continuing the Proclaimed List after the surrender of Germany 

as a method of economic supervision of Axis friends. 

With the development of the Safehaven Program idea, the ECEFP took over a serious study of 

controlling enemy assets after the war. A new committee, the Interdepartmental Committee 

on Post-Hostilities Controls over Foreign Property, was organized. Its membership was 

composed of representatives from the Departments of State, Treasury, Justice, Commerce, 

and the Alien Property Custodian, the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, and the FEA. 

The committee studied, considered, and made recommendations with respect to wartime 

property and financial controls over foreign assets. It also made recommendations on the 

control and disposition of enemy assets in neutral and other non-Axis countries. 

The committee was designed to be a clearinghouse for the problems as they were defined, 

and for the various departmental proposals as they were worked out. As far as the 

Safehaven Program was concerned, the committee would coordinate recommendations 

regarding programs for dealing with Germany’s hidden assets and with its devices of 

economic penetration. It would also consider policies with respect to U.S. and United 

Nations’ attitudes toward neutrals used by the Axis for purposes of economic expansion. 

Records of the Office of Economic Programs 
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 265

During 1944 the Executive Policy Committee of the FEA met regularly and consistently 

studied Safehaven problems. Through its relationships with other departments it brought 

the FEA attitude toward control of Germany into focus and through the FEA and its legal 

advisers pressed for implementation of a strong U.S. policy toward neutrals with respect 

to the problem of postwar Axis penetration. Its policies and views were submitted to the 

Interdepartmental Committee on Post-Hostilities Controls over Foreign Property for critical 

consideration. 

Central Files February 1942-October 1945 (0169-PI-29-200) 

Boxes 1-19 location: 570/57/4/04 

Box Subject 

9 Finance, Public-1-1 Foreign Funds Control 

10 Finance, Public-11-1 Safehaven location: 570/57/4/05 

Geographic Central Files 1943-1945 (0169-PI-29-201) 

Boxes 1-6 location: 570/57/4/06 

Interoffice Memoranda and Letters Sent (Addressee File) November 1943-October 

1945 (0169-PI-29-202) 

Boxes 1-4 location: 570/57/4/07 

Reading File of Interoffice Memoranda December 1943-August 1945 (0169-PI-29-

203) 

Box 1 location: 570/57/5/01 

Reading File of Interoffice and Intraoffice Memoranda December 1943-August 

1945 (0169-PI-29-204) 

Box 1 location: 570/57/5/01 

Records of the Business Organization Staff 

Miscellaneous Records Relating to Monopolies and Cartels April 1942-October 

1945 (0169-PI-29-210) 

Boxes 1-26 location: 570/57/5/03 

Records of the Foreign Economic Development Staff 

Reports on Foreign Economic Conditions (Subject Files) March 1942-April 1945 

(0169-PI-29-212) 

Boxes 1117-1118 location: 570/57/5/07 

Reports on Foreign Economic Conditions (Geographic File) 1942-1945 (0169-PI29-213) 

Boxes 1119-1121 location: 570/567/6/01 

Records of the Foreign Economic Development Staff — Entry 213: Reports on Foreign Economic Conditions (Geographic File), 1942-1945
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 266

Records of the Lend-Lease and Foreign Finance Staffs 

General File [Foreign Finance Staff] 1943-1945 (0169-PI-29-215) 

Boxes 1134-1135 location: 570/57/6/03 

Informational Materials on Foreign Financial Conditions and Developments 1943-

1945 (0169-PI-29-216) 

Boxes 1136-1137 location: 570/57/6/03 

Records of the Programs and Reports Staff 

General Subject File of the Director 1944-1945 (0169-PI-29-217) 

Boxes 1138-1141 location: 570/57/6/03 

Box Subject 

1138 Executive Committee on Economic Foreign Policy 

1138 Executive Policy Committee location: 570/57/6/03 

1139 Foreign Economic Administration-Progress Reports 

1139 Foreign Economic Administration Operations 

1139 Liberated Areas 

1139 Foreign Trade Conditions 

1139 Neutral Countries 

1139 Organization-EEP location: 570/57/6/03 

1140 Country Programs A-Z 

1140 Country Programs-General 

1140 Export Control location: 570/57/6/04 

1141 Foreign Trade 

1141 Foreign Trade Statistics location: 570/57/6/04 

Records of the Office of the General Counsel 

The various legal offices of the agencies absorbed by the FEA became part of the Office 

of the General Counsel. In addition to its legal functions the Office coordinated liaison 

activities with Congress. 

Central File November 1943-September 1945 (0169-PI-29-231) 

Boxes 1158-1168 location: 570/57/6/06 

Subject File of the General Counsel 1941-1945 (0169-PI-29-237) 

Boxes 1169-1175 location: 570/57/7/01 

File of the Consultant on International Law January 1943-August 1944 

(0169-PI-29-243) 

Boxes 1196-1197 location: 570/57/7/05

Records of the General Counsel — Entry 243: File of the Consultant on International Law January , 1943-1944
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 267

Records of the Bureau of Areas 

The Bureau of Areas was established on November 13, 1943, by a consolidation of those 

units of the predecessors of the Foreign Economic Administration that were not assigned 

to the Bureau of Supplies or to the Office of the Administrator. The units of the OEW that 

were transferred to the Bureau of Areas included the area divisions of the Country Programs 

Branch of the Office of Exports; the Area Branch, excluding the South Pacific Division, of the 

Office of Imports; and the Enemy and the Blockade and Supply Branches of the Office of 

Economic Warfare and Analysis. From the Office of Lend-Lease Administration the Bureau 

received the geographic divisions of the Office of Foreign Liaison, the Office of Soviet Supply, 

and the Overseas Missions Divisions; from the Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation 

Operations there were transferred to the Bureau the Divisions of Field Operations, Supply 

and Transport, Progress Reports, and Program and Requirements. The bureau also inherited 

the “liberated areas” activities of the Office of Foreign Economic Coordination of the 

Department of State. These offices, branches, and divisions were merged into the Bureau 

of Areas, and the functions they performed were assigned to the six branches of the Bureau. 

Records of the Office of the Executive Director 

The Office of the Executive Director planned and directed the programs and policies of 

the Bureau of Areas pertaining to foreign countries, maintained liaison with the Bureau of 

Supplies, the staff units of the Office of the Administrator, and various interdepartmental 

and intergovernmental committees; and supervised the activities of the foreign field 

missions of the Foreign Economic Administration, working closely in that connection with 

the diplomatic missions of the Department of State. Its Area Program Coordination Staff 

reviewed the economic policies of the Administration for each country and coordinated 

these with the overall supply program, served as a clearance office for instructions from the 

branches of the Bureau of Supplies to the branches of the Bureau of Areas, and acted as the 

secretariat for the Administration’s Allocations Committee. The Field Operations Staff was 

the administrative unit in the Bureau that served the foreign field missions by coordinating 

the activities of these missions with those of the operating branches of the Administration 

in Washington, supplying the field with digests and newsletters of economic information 

and expediting the exchange of reports between the branches in Washington and the field 

offices. Matters relating to lend-lease, reverse lend-lease, and the British White Paper were 

handled by the Lend-Lease Staff of the Office of the Executive Director and administrative 

duties for the branches and staffs of the Bureau were performed by the Executive Officer. 

Executive Director Records (0169-UD-1) 

Boxes 1-9 location: 570/57/33/03 

Box Subject

2-3 Country Files location: 570/57/33/03 

4 Economic Warfare Analysis location: 570/57/33/03

4 Jurisdictional Disputes location: 570/57/33/03

4 State-BEW Cooperative Agreement location: 570/57/33/03 

7 Navy Department location: 570/57/33/03

Records of the Bureau of Areas, Office of the Executive Director — Entry 1: Executive Director Records
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 268

Box Subject

7 State Department location: 570/57/33/03

7 State Department-Relations With location: 570/57/33/03 

8 Treasury Department location: 570/57/33/03

8 Vice President location: 570/57/33/03

8 War Department location: 570/57/33/03

8 White House location: 570/57/33/03 

9 Safehaven location: 570/57/33/04 

Deputy Executive Director Records (0169-UD-2) 

Box Subject

10-12 Committees location: 570/57/33/04 

13-15 Country Programs location: 570/57/33/04 

18 President and Vice President location: 570/57/33/05 

20 J.I.C. [Joint Intelligence Committee] - Intelligence Liaison 

20 T.I.I.C. [Technical Industrial Intelligence Committee] -Safehaven location: 

570/57/33/05 

25 Navy Department location: 570/57/33/06

25 State Department 1944-1945 location: 570/57/33/06

25 State Department 1942 location: 570/57/33/06 

26 Treasury Department location: 570/57/33/06

26 War Department location: 570/57/33/06 

Records of the Area Program Coordination Staff 

Program Coordination Staff Records (0169-UD-3) 

Box Subject

29-39 Country Files 

29 Afghanistan to Belgium location: 570/57/33/06 

30 Bolivia to British West Indies location: 570/57/33/07 

31 Canada to Colombia location: 570/57/33/07 

32 Costa Rica to European Neutrals location: 570/57/33/07 

33 Fiji to Greenland location: 570/57/33/07 

34 Guatemala to Italy location: 570/57/33/07 

35 Korea to Mexico location: 570/57/33/07 

36 Middle East to New Zealand location: 570/57/33/07 

37 Nicaragua to South Africa location: 570/57/34/01 

38 South Africa to Turkey location: 570/57/34/01 

39 United Kingdom to Yugoslavia location: 570/57/34/01 

42 Economic Warfare location: 570/57/34/01 

43 Meetings, State Department location: 570/57/34/01

43 OWI Reports location: 570/57/34/01 

44 Relationship Between State and FEA Foreign Service location: 570/57/34/02 

Records of the Bureau of Areas, Area Program Coordination Staff — Entry 3: Program Coordination Staff Records
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 269

Records of the Field Operations Staff 

Field Operations Staff Records (0169-UD-4) 

Box 46 location: 570/57/34/02 

Records of the Enemy Branch 

The Enemy Branch was responsible for planning the economic program to be put into effect 

when the enemy countries were occupied. It prepared studies and reports for the industrial 

disarmament of the enemy to prevent future wars, including analyses of the entire economic 

structure of the Axis countries. The Enemy Branch was established on December 30, 1944, 

with the name the German and Austrian Branch; a name change was shortly forthcoming. 

It had a leading role in the Safehaven Program. When it was established and responsibility 

placed in it for Safehaven activities, the External Security, Intelligence Service, and other 

staff that had been independent divisions were made part of it. In addition, the Branch 

included personnel from the old independent divisions that had been involved in Safehaven 

operations. Thus in the beginning of 1945 the Safehaven Program became the responsibility 

of one unit, the Enemy Branch, under the direction of Henry H. Fowler.

Records of the Blockade Division 

The chief functions of the Blockade Division were to administer blockade control measures; 

to determine blockade clearance for U.S. exports to neutral countries in Europe; and, so far 

as the preclusive purchase operations were concerned, to provide data on the supply needs 

of neutrals and the enemy, and to make recommendations for preclusive operations. The 

division was also involved in efforts to stop Axis smuggling efforts. 

The Blockade Division not only collated the material it had accumulated in the process of 

operating its special activities, but it had asked for the intelligence resources of the Federal 

Bureau of Investigation, the Office of Censorship, the Office of Navy Intelligence, the Army’s 

Military Intelligence (G-2), and the Board of Economic Warfare. The division requested 

diplomatic missions to report information on local smuggling rings, and related material at 

hand in Washington was examined. All available facts were checked and a file was made 

that listed the names of smugglers, the names of ships used in blockade running, the kinds 

of commodities smuggled, the names of ports to which deliveries of smuggled goods were 

made, routes, and methods and means of concealing goods. 

The Enemy Branch (later known as the European Enemy Division) made studies of enemy 

supply positions with respect to materials being smuggled, thus providing the Blockade 

Division with guides on the importance or relative insignificance of blockade evasions. The 

greatness of the enemies’ need for material guided the smugglers’ counter measures and 

helped to determine the nature and extent of preclusive purchases. 

The significance of the blockade work of the Blockade Division, as far as the Safehaven 

Program is concerned, is that the division created a backlog of information about firms and 

individuals who were actively assisting the Axis and who would bear watching in the future. 

Records of the Field Operations Staff — Entry 4: Field Operations Staff Records
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 270

Blockade Division Records (0169-UD-8) 

Boxes 1-144 location: 570/58/17/07 

Box Subject 

55 Asia location: 570/58/18/07

56 OW Axis 001 Miscellaneous (2 folders) 

56 OW Axis 050-052-4 Information Releases, Speeches, and Radio (2 folders)

56 OW Axis 070-1 Study Projects 

56 OW Axis 616-1 Martial Law 

56 OW Axis 700 Transportation and Communications 

56 OW Axis 710 Merchant Marine 

56 OW Axis 800 Industry 

56 OW Axis 820 Mining 

56 OW Axis 900-959 Trade 

56 OW Axis 910 Trade Relations 

56 OW Axis 95403 Preclusive Buying 

56 OW Axis 956-1 Smuggling location: 570/58/19/01 

57 OW Axis 960 Exports Commodities 

57 OW Axis 960 Various commodities arranged alphabetically (21 folders) 

57 OW Axis 960-1-960-64 

57 OW Axis 960-54 Petroleum Products 

57 OW Axis 960-59 Stores, Subsistence, General location: 570/58/19/01 

60 Burma location: 570/58/19/01

61-62 China location: 570/58/19/01

67-68 French Indo China location: 570/58/19/02

77 Hong Kong location: 570/58/19/04

80 India location: 570/58/19/04

82-84 Japan location: 570/58/19/04

90 Oceania location: 570/58/19/05

90 Philippines location: 570/58/19/05

106 Singapore location: 570/58/20/01

139-144 Blockade Division’s relationship with other agencies. location: 570/58/20/05

Records of the Intelligence Service Staff 

Intelligence Service Staff Records (0169-UD-9)

Records relate to a variety of matters, including Safehaven, Special Watch Instructions, and 

value of censorship material to the FEA. Boxes 1-12 location: 570/58/20/06. 

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division 

Until the German and Austrian Branch (Enemy Branch) was created late in 1944, the 

Economic Intelligence Division had been a separate unit of the FEA under the Special Areas 

Branch and had serviced most departments of the agency. The division had its origins 

in 1941, when it was discovered that it would be necessary to gather information on the 

economic resources of Japan for the administration of export control. After December 

Records of the Intellingence Service Staff — Entry 9: Intelligence Service Staff Records
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 271

7, 1941, the Board of Economic Warfare established Analysis Sections and Intelligence 

Sections on geographical lines, the purpose being to procure economic data for the armed 

forces and for other U.S. and Allied governmental agencies. 

Collaborating throughout the war with the British Ministry of Economic Warfare and with 

other intelligence units operating for the United States, the Economic Intelligence Division, 

which later became the Intelligence Service Staff, gathered, compiled, classified and made 

available to the proper authorities the data received from censorship intercepts, foreign 

radio broadcasts, foreign publications, American business firms with foreign interests, 

representatives of foreign countries, returned travelers, refugees, and U.S. intelligence 

agents operating in foreign countries. 

The division maintained close liaison with Military Intelligence (G-2) and the Office of Naval 

Intelligence, having representatives of those two services attached to the office in Washington, 

D.C. In addition, it maintained a close relationship with the Office of Strategic Services, the 

Office of Censorship, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. FEA special agents in the field, 

United States Commercial Company representatives, FEA business experts, and U.S. diplomatic 

officers and intelligence agents operating in foreign countries contributed reports to the unit. 

Numbered Subject Files (0169-A1-500B) 

These records are consecutively numbered. Indexes for this service are described below.

Boxes 1-2103 location: 570/59/5/02 

The file numbers listed for this series were derived from index cards, and no attempt was 

made to determine whether documents were included in the series or whether they may 

have been moved to another series by the Foreign Economic Administration before the 

records were accessioned by NARA.

File Subject

100.1356 War Department, Headquarters Fourteenth Air Force. Report on chemical 

warfare material used by the Japanese in the siege of Changteh, Hunan, 

China January 16, 1944, 9 pp.

163 Department of Justice. Report on Manchuria Chemical Industry Company 

May 1943

249 MIS. Translation on German article by Dr. Helmut Bauer entitled 

“Incorporating the Large Concerns in the National Economy of Japan” 

October 4, 1940, 13 pp.

367 Department of Justice, Economic Warfare Section. Report on Attitude 

of Japanese Government and People Toward Nisei Before the War. May 

1943

422 E. Herman Norman, Japan’s Emergence as a Modern State (New York: 

Institute of Public Relations, 1940) 254 pp.

614 Securities and Exchange Commission. Information on the Japanesemandated Islands in the Pacific January 1944, 20 pp.

620 “After Four Years,” A review of Japanese aggression in the Far East and 

its causes in Japan. Public Affairs, Vol. XIV No. 2 June 1941, 7 pp.

728 Manuscript, sent by Bernard Baruch, entitled “What Has Hitler in Store 

for Japan?” August 1941, 81 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 272

File Subject

807 Assistant Chief of Intelligence, G-2, War Department General Staff. 

Report containing a political estimate on Japan August 20, 1941, 44 pp.

829 An article in Nippon Today and Tomorrow, 1941, containing a statement 

of Japan’s aims in the Far East, emphasizing population problems and 

the beneficial results upon world trade of Japanese “liberation” of the Far 

East, 3 pp.

832 An article in Nippon Today and Tomorrow, 1941, describing Japan’s 

aspirations in the Far East and complaining of Anglo-American treatment 

of Japan 5 pp. 

988 Projects Staff, Export Control. Report on the economic orientation of the 

Far Eastern Crisis, July-August 1941; August 9, 1941, 284 pp.

1004 William C. Johnstone, The United States and Japan’s New Order (New 

York: Oxford University Press, under the auspices of the American 

Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations, 1941) 392 pp.

1176 Foreign Affairs Association of Japan. Japan Year Book, 1940-1941

October 1940, 1,164 pp.

1278 Translations and summation of an article published in German entitled 

“The Japanese Armed Forces,” includes information on the role of the 

military in domestic politics and foreign policy August 1935, 6 pp.

1770 Time-Life-Fortune October 18, 1939. Photograph showing Japanese 

Police Headquarters, Tokyo; described as being “called the ‘most 

dreaded building in the Orient,’ comparable to the Gestapo headquarters 

in Berlin, so far as function goes...” 

2383 USA Censorship. Intercepted letter from various official Japanese 

agencies in the United States to official Japanese agencies in the United 

States dealing with the Japanese treasury, Japanese relations with other 

countries, Asiatic agriculture, the political situation throughout the Far 

East and other subject December 6, 1941

5349.63 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Weekly Intelligence Notes for the 

Week ending March 12, 1943, 7 pp.

5349.78 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Weekly Intelligence Notes for the 

Week ending June 25, 1943

5740.19 GHQ (India). Weekly Summary of Economic Intelligence (Far East) No. 

109, for week ending March 3, 1945; includes information on oppressive 

taxes in Occupied China 

5740.38 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) Summary for week ending October 6, 1943, 16 pp.

5740.54 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) Summary for week ending January 29, 1944, 8 pp.

5740.58 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) Summary for week ending February 25, 1944, 7 pp.

5740.59 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) Summary for week ending March 4, 1944, 10 pp.

5740.60 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) Summary for week ending March 11, 1944, 9 pp.

5740.96 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence Summary for week ending December 2, 1944

5740.103 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) No. 103 for the week ending January 20, 1945; 

includes information on Koiso’s Diet speech, improvement in the 

treatment of Korean and Formosan subjects, exploitation of antimony 

resources in Thailand January 1945, 6 pp.

5740.117 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) No. 117 for the week ending April 28, 1945; 

includes information on the Japanese using opium for barter

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 273

File Subject

5740.119 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) No. 119 for the week ending May 12, 1945; 

includes information on importation of Korean labor into Japan; 

difficulties with the importation of labor from China

5740.122 GHQ, General Staff Branch, India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) No. 122 for the week ending June 2, 1945; 

includes information on Japanese acquisitions of rice in Indo-China, 

wheat collections in Central China

6077.4 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 4 for the Week Ending January 22, 1943, 7 pp.

6077.11 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 11 for the Week Ending March 12, 1943, 7 pp.

6077.25 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 25 for the Week Ending June 18, 1943, 12 pp.

6077.26 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 26 for the Week Ending June 25, 1943, 13 pp.

6077.31 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 31 for the Week Ending July 30, 1943, 13 pp.

6077.40 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 40 for the Week Ending October 1, 1943, 10 pp.

6077.42 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 42 for the Week Ending October 15, 1943, 8 pp.

6077.46 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 46 for the Week Ending November 12, 1943, 13 pp.

6077.48 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 48 for the Week Ending November 26, 1943, 27 pp.

6077.81 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 81 for the Week Ending July 28, 1944, 15 pp.

6077.82 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 82 for the Week Ending August 4, 1944, 12 pp.

6077.83 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 83 for the Week Ending August 11, 1944, 19 pp.

6077.87 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 87: Summary of Economic Developments in the Far 

East in the Six Months Ending September 15, 1944: Japan, Formosa, 

Occupied China, Indo-China 7 pp.

6077.89 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Report No. 89; includes 

information on Japanese collection of rice in Indo-China October 1944

6077.105 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 105 for week ending January 19, 1945; includes 

information on political and economic activities in Japan, occupied China, 

Malaya, Thailand, and Manchukuo 13 pp.

6077.110 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence 

Summary No. 110 for week ending March 2, 1945; includes information 

regarding conditions in Hong Kong from June to December 1944 March 

1945, 16 pp.

6291.10 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 10; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

6291.11 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 11; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

6291.12 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 12; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

6291.15 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 15; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

6291.16 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 16; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 274

File Subject

6291.17 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 17; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

6291.18 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 18; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

6291.19 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 19; information on conditions in Burma October 1943

6291.20 Intelligence Bureau, Government of Burma, Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 20; information on conditions in Burma and Philippines 

October 1943

6292.1/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 1, 1945; includes information on Japanese 

exploitation of Burma’s minerals

6292.2/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 2, 1945; includes economic and political 

information on Burma 

6292.A17 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 17; includes information on economic, political, 

financial affairs, and government procedure in Burma October 1944

6292.A24 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 24, 1945; includes information on conditions in 

Burma

6292.1 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 1, on conditions in Burma October 1943

6292.2 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 2, on conditions in Burma October 1943

6292.3 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 3, on conditions in Burma October 1943

6292.4 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 4, on conditions in Burma October 1943

6292.5 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 5, on conditions in Burma October 1943

6292.6 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 6, on conditions in Burma October 1943

6292.8 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 8, on conditions in Burma October 1943

6293.8 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 8 for the period ending July 3, 1943; includes 

information on Borneo 3 pp.

6293.11/458 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 11, 1945; includes information on the situation 

in South Borneo and other occupied areas

6293.A16S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 16, 1944; includes information on South Borneo 

and other occupied areas

6293.A17S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 17, 1944; includes information on South Borneo 

and other occupied areas

6293.19 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 19 

regarding conditions in South Borneo, Celebes, and The Great East for 

the period October 1-15, 1944

6294.A18 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 

18; includes information political and economic affairs in Indo-China 

November 1944

6294.1 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 1; includes information on political, economic, 

social, and cultural conditions in Indo-China October 1943

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 275

File Subject

6294.6 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 6; includes information on political, economic, 

social, and cultural conditions in Indo-China October 1943

6294.7 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 7; includes information on political, economic, 

social, and cultural conditions in Indo-China October 1943

6294.19 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 19; includes information on political, economic, 

social, and cultural conditions in Indo-China February 1944

6294.5/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report on political 

and economic information on Indo-China; includes information on the 

Japanese taking over the administration of the Indo-China and Bank of 

Indo-China, Japanese propaganda May 1945

6294.7/45 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 7; 

includes political and economic information regarding Indo-China June 

1945

6294.8/45 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 8; 

includes political and economic information regarding Indo-China June 

1945

6294.9/45 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 9; 

includes information on Japanese atrocities in Indo-China June 1945

6294.10/45 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 10; 

includes information on Indo-China July 1945

6294.12/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report on Japanese 

attempts to secure Indochinese cooperation August 1945

6296.11 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 11; 

provides information on the Netherlands East Indies for period ended 

August 14, 1943

6296.12 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 12; 

provides information on the Netherlands East Indies October 1943

6296.A9 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 9; 

provides information on the Netherlands East Indies May 1-15, 1944

6296.3/45 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 3 for 

period February 1-15, 1945, regarding political and economic activities 

of Java and Madura

6296.4/45 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 4 for 

period February 16-18, 1945, regarding political and economic activities 

of Java and Madura; includes information on Muslim activities and 

attitudes in Java

6296.8/45 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 3 for 

period April 16-30, 1945, regarding political and economic activities of 

Java and Madura; included is information on attitude of Java people to 

Japanese regime

6296.13/45 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 13; 

includes information on political and economic conditions in Java and 

Madura July 1-15, 1945, 6 pp.

6297.12 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 12; contains information on occupied China 

August 1943, 12 pp.

6297.A5 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 5; 

pertains to occupied China March 1-15, 1944, 9 pp.

6297.A14 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 14 for 

period July 16-31, 1944, regarding economic and political information 

concerning Manchukuo and occupied China 12 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 276

File Subject

6297.A15 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 15 for 

period August 1-15, 1944, regarding economic and political information 

concerning Manchukuo and occupied China 12 pp.

6297.A17 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 17; includes information on finance, culture, 

economics, industry, and politics in occupied China September 1-15, 

1944

6297.A22 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 22; 

contains information on conditions in occupied areas in China November 

1944, 10 pp.

6297.2/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 2; includes political and economic information 

with respect to occupied China and Manchukuo during January 1945; 

May 1945

6297.3/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 3; includes information on Chinese economic 

conditions and Japanese economic policy in Manchuria May 1945

6297.4/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 4; included political and economic information on 

China and Manchukuo February 16-28, 1945

6297.7/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 7; contains information on occupied China, 

including political activities, Japanese system of economic police, 

cultivation of the castor bean, conscripted labor, illicit taxation in 

Manchukuo by puppet police June 1945

6297.8/45 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 8; 

includes political and economic information on China and Manchukuo 

June 1945

6297.9/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 9, June 1945; includes information exploitation 

of occupied China, especially of Manchukuo

6297.11/45 British Ministry of Information Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 11; 

provides information on occupied China June 1-15, 1944; included 

is information on political activities in Manchukuo, forced labor for 

Shanghai internees July 1945

6297.13/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 13; includes information on occupied areas of 

China; included is information on Japanese soldiers stealing food in 

Shanghai August 1945

6297.15/45 Far Eastern Bureau. Information on political affairs and economic 

conditions in Manchukuo, North China, and Nanking December 1945

6297.16/45 British Ministry, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly Intelligence Report 

No. 16; includes information on conditions in occupied China and 

Manchukuo; included is information on Japanese surrender to the USSR 

in Manchukuo, conditions in Shanghai October 1945

6298.10 British Ministry, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 

10, for the period ending July 31, 1943; contains information on the 

Philippines

6298.12 British Ministry, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 

12; contains information on the Philippines October 1943

6298.1/45 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 

1; provides information on the military and political situation in the 

Philippines January 1945

6298.A19 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 19; provides a report on finance, culture, and 

politics in the Philippine Islands under Japanese occupation January 1945

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6298.A21 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly Intelligence 

Report No. 21; provides a report on economic and political changes in the 

Philippine Islands under Japanese occupation January 1945

6299.A16 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 16; 

contains information on Thailand for period August 16-30, 1944

6299.A17 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 17; 

contains information on Thailand for period September 1-15, 1944

6299.A18 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 18; 

contains information on Thailand for period September 16-30, 1944

6299.A20 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 20; 

contains information on Thailand for period October 15-31, 1944

6299.4/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 4; contains information on Thailand for period 

February 16-28, 1945

6299.5/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 5; contains information on Thailand for period 

March 1-15, 1945

6299.7/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 7; contains information on Thailand for period 

April 1-15, 1945

6299.8/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 8; contains information on Thailand for period 

April 16-30, 1945

6299.9/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 9; contains information on Thailand for period 

May 1-15, 1945

6299.10/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 10; contains information on Thailand for period 

May 16-31, 1945

6299.13/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 13; contains political, economic, social, and 

cultural information on Thailand August 1945

6300.12 British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 12; 

provides information on political and economic conditions in Malaya and 

Sumatra October 1944

6300.A16M British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 16; 

provides information on political and economic conditions in Malaya 

October 1944

6300.A22S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 22; contains political, economic, and propaganda 

information regarding Sumatra for the period November 16-30, 1944

6300.4/45S British Ministry of Information. Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 4; contains information on general conditions in 

Sumatra, February 16-28, 1945

6300.6/45M British Ministry of Information. Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 6, 

covering March 16-31, 1945; includes information on economic controls 

in Malaya

6300.6/45S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 6; contains information on Japanese 

administration in Sumatra March 1945

6300.7/45S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 7; contains information on general conditions in 

Sumatra April 1945

6300.8/45S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 8; contains information on general conditions in 

Sumatra April 1945

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6300.10/45S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 10; contains information on Sumatra for May 16-

31, 1945 period

6300.12/45S British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 12; includes political, economic, social, and 

cultural information on Sumatra August 1945

6301.9 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 9; includes economic and political information on 

Japan July 17, 1943, 8 pp. 

6301.10 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 10; includes economic and political information 

on Japan July 31, 1943, 11 pp.

6301.11 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 11; includes economic and political information 

on Japan August 14, 1943, 8 pp.

6301.12 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 12; includes economic and political information 

on Japan August 28, 1943, 5 pp.

6301.13 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 13; includes economic and political information 

on Japan September 11, 1943, 5 pp.

6301.14 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 14; includes economic and political information 

on Japan September 25, 1943, 10 pp.

6301.15 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 15; includes economic and political information 

on Japan Oct. 9, 1943

6301.16 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 16; includes economic and political information 

on Japan October 23, 1943, 10 pp.

6301.17 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 17; includes economic and political information 

on Japan received January 4, 1944, 11 pp.

6301.18 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 18; includes economic and political information 

on Japan November 20, 1943, 10 pp.

6301.20 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 20; includes economic and political information 

on Japan December 18, 1943, 12 pp.

6301.1 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 2; includes economic and political information on 

Japan January 1-15, 1944, 8 pp.

6301.2 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 2; includes economic and political information on 

Japan January 16-31, 1944, 16 pp.

6301.3 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 3; includes economic and political information on 

Japan February 1-15, 1944, 16 pp.

6301.4 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 4; includes economic and political information on 

Japan February 16-29, 1944, 9 pp.

6301.5 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 5; includes economic and political information on 

Japan March 1-15, 1944, 8 pp.

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6301.6 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 6; includes economic and political information on 

Japan March 16-31, 1944, 14 pp.

6301.7 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 7; includes economic and political information on 

Japan April 1-15, 1944, 8 pp.

6301.8 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 8; includes economic and political information on 

Japan April 16-30, 1944, 8 pp.

6301.9 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 9; includes economic and political information on 

Japan May 1-15, 1944, 9 pp.

6301.10 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 10; includes economic and political information 

on Japan May 16-31, 1944, 10 pp.

6301.11 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 11; includes economic and political information 

on Japan June 1-15, 1944, 8 pp.

6301.12 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 12; includes economic and political information 

on Japan June 16-30, 1944, 6 pp.

6301.13 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 13; includes economic and political information 

on Japan July 1-15, 1944, 6 pp.

6301.13 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 14; includes economic and political information 

on Japan July 16-31, 1944, 15 pp.

6301.15 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 15; includes economic and political information 

on Japan August 1-15, 1944, 14 pp.

6301.16 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 16; includes economic and political information 

on Japan August 16-31, 1944, 15 pp.

6301.17 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 17; includes economic and political information 

on Japan September 1-15, 1944, 18 pp.

6301.18 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 18; includes economic and political information 

on Japan September 16-30, 1944, 14 pp.

6301.19 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 19; includes economic and political information 

on Japan October 1-15, 1944, 15 pp.

6301.20 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 21; includes economic and political information 

on Japan October 16-31, 1944, 15 pp.

6301.21 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 21; includes economic and political information 

on Japan November 1-15, 1944, 27 pp.

6301.22 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 22; includes economic and political information 

on Japan November 16-30, 1944, 18 pp.

6301.23 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 23; includes economic and political information 

on Japan December 1-15, 1944, 20 pp.

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6301.24 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 24; includes economic and political information 

on Japan December 16-31, 1944, 26 pp.

6301.1/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 1; includes information on Japan January 1-15, 

1945, 19 pp.

6301.2/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 2; includes information on Japan January 16-31, 

1945, 58 pp.

6301.5/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 5; includes information on Japan March 1-15, 

1945, 21 pp.

6301.7/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 7; includes information on Japan April 1-15, 

1945

6301.8/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 8; includes information on Japan April 16-30, 

1945, 16 pp.

6301.9/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 9; includes information on Japan May 1-15, 

1945, 27 pp.

6301.10/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 10; includes information on Japan May 16-31, 

1945, 37 pp.

6301.11/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 11; includes information on Japan June 1-15, 

1945, 44 pp.

6301.13/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 13; includes information on Japanese Privy 

Council, Diet, Okinawa July 15, 1945, 31 pp.

6301.14/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 14; includes political, economic and cultural 

information about Japan July 15-31, 1945, 30 pp.

6301.15/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 15; includes information on the damages of the 

atomic bombs, fear of internal split in Japan, Japanese government 

protests against use of atomic bomb August 1945, 27 pp.

6301.17/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 17; includes information on news of the 

surrender ceremony, Emperor’s report of war, etc. September 15, 1945, 

32 pp.

6301.18/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 18; includes information on rounding-up 

Japanese war criminals, Japanese suicides September 30, 1945, 12 pp.

6323.A16 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 16; includes information on the general 

conditions in Canton and Hong Kong, occupied China for period August 

16-31, 1944

6323.A19 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report No. 19; includes political, economic, cultural, and 

agricultural notes on Hong Kong, China for period October 1-15, 1944

6323.1 0&1 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnight Intelligence 

Report Contains information on conditions in Hong Kong July 1945

6323.1/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnight Intelligence 

Report No. 1. Report on conditions in Hong Kong under Japanese rule 

April 1945

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6323.4/45 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Fortnight Intelligence 

Report No. 4 regarding political, economic, and cultural information on 

occupied China May 1945

6323.12 & 13 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report on conditions 

in Hong Kong August 1945

6346.239 Office of Strategic Services. Morale and social conditions in Japan and 

occupied areas as reported by American Gripsholm repatriates March 

1944, 63 pp.

6350.17 Board of Economic Warfare. Gripsholm interview regarding China, 

Philippines, and Japan January 1944, 7 pp.

6350.46 Far Eastern Gripsholm Interview. Report of interview on conditions at 

Tientsin, China up to March 1943; April 1944, 8 pp.

6350.56 Far Eastern Gripsholm Interview. Report of interview on economic 

conditions in Manila, Philippine Islands, from December 1941 to 

September 1943; June 1944

6515.88 SEATIC. Translation Report No. 88 Includes information on prisoner of 

war allowances in Burma March 1945

6553.86 Office of War Information Chinese Press Review; included is information 

on Japanese Government changes, Japan’s “ruthless” exploitation of 

natural resources in North China, Japanese Special Attack Corps April 

1945, 10 pp.

6553.93 Office of War Information Chinese Press Review; included is information 

on the Koiso Cabinet, Japanese plundering rice in Tsientsi area, Japanese 

atrocities April 1945, 10 pp.

6553.105 JICA China-India-Burma. Report on conditions in Burma April 1945

6553.199 Office of War Information Chinese Press Review. Includes information on 

the Formosa question, trial of Chinese traitors, etc. July 25, 1945, 9 pp.

6553.216 Office of War Information Chinese Press Review. Includes information on 

need for the Japanese to surrender August 11, 1945, 7 pp.

6553.217 Office of War Information Chinese Press Review. Includes information on 

Japanese exploitation of labor in North China October 1945

6559.21 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-India-Burma. Report on 

economic effects of Japanese campaigns in China May 1945

6559.44 JICA China-India-Burma. Report on economic general conditions in 

Burma; includes information on Japanese firms in Rangoon May 1945

6569 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma. Report of 

miscellaneous intelligence on Occupied China, Thailand, and Malaya July 

1945

6569.8 JICA China-India-Burma. Report on conditions in Burma April 1945

6569.16 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma Theater. Report on 

general economic conditions in Hong Kong June 1945

6569.22 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma. Report of 

miscellaneous intelligence on Hong Kong, Canton, and Shansi, China 

June 1945

6569.24 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma. Report of 

miscellaneous intelligence on Occupied China and Manchuria June 1945

20208 Military Intelligence Division. Information on Japanese economic 

conditions obtained from Japanese prisoners of war March 1943, 2 pp.

20804 Department of Justice. Report regarding Japanese mind and war effort 

February 1943, 6 pp.

21872 Department of Justice. Report on Attitude of the Japanese People Toward 

Niesei, Other Americans, and Foreigners in General 1936-1941 March 9, 

1943, 4 pp.

22152 Office of War Information. Report on the government of the Philippine 

Islands under the Japanese March 1943

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22828 Netherlands Economic Mission. Interview regarding conditions in Java 

Mar. 1943

22871 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Interview regarding general 

wartime conditions and morale in Japan and Australia January 27, 1943, 

2 pp.

24460 Netherlands Economic Mission. Interview regarding social and economic 

conditions in the Netherlands East Indies April 1943

25719 Board of Economic Warfare. Report containing notes on development of 

a regional plan for economic warfare with Japan February 5, 1941, 

50 pp.

26008 Office of the Chief Chemical Warfare. Chemical Warfare Intelligence 

Bulletin No. 2; includes information on nitrogen mustard (“odorless”) 

gases possessed by the Germans and Japanese November 1, 1942, 3 pp.

26368 Military Intelligence Division. Report regarding political trend of 

Formosans in China on postwar Formosa March 3, 1943, 4 pp.

27890 Japanese Times and Advertiser newspapers of October 20 and December 

8, 1942, 28 pp.

28551 Foreign Service. Report of the U.S. Military Attaché in Chungking on 

conditions in Shanghai, China March 1943, 3 pp.

28797 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Interview regarding Canton, 

China April 1943, 8 pp.

29094 Foreign Service. Report regarding Japanese Administration and Finance 

in the Occupied Territories April 7, 1943, 10 pp.

29140 Military Intelligence Division. Notes on meeting of British War Cabinet 

Inter-Service Committee on Chemical Warfare regarding measures 

already taken or to be taken by Germany, Italy, and Japan with regard 

to chemical warfare-both offensive and defensive measures and Axis 

capabilities with regard to same April 7, 1943

29206 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Interview regarding 

Shanghai, China April 1943 

29266 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding the Japanese in Inner Mongolia April 

1943

29299 Foreign Service. Information regarding economic activities in Japan and 

Japanese occupied areas for the period February 3-28, 1943, 12 pp.

29947 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Interview regarding China 

April 1943, 5 pp.

29777 British Imperial Censorship. An Analysis and Interpretation of Japanese 

Policy in the Southern Areas of the Greater Co-Prosperity Sphere 

November 1942, 13 pp.

30071 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Interview regarding China 

up to November 6, 1940; April 1943, 10 pp.

30073 Foreign Service. Translations of extracts of Japanese radio broadcasts 

concerning disposition of American and British property in Occupied 

China Mar. 1943, 6 pp.

31991 Department of State, Division of Cultural Relations. Report on Japan’s 

program of cultural relations in 1942, May 1943, 44 pp.

32200 Military Intelligence Division. Intelligence on Axis Chemical Warfare and 

Smoke No. 16 April. 30, 1943, 3 pp.

32771 Military Intelligence Division. Information concerning China under 

Japanese occupation April 1943, 4 pp.

33152 Foreign Service. Information regarding economic activities in Japan and 

Japanese occupied areas for the period March 11-28, 1943, 8 pp.

33176 Translation of Koelnische Zeitung, Tokyo; includes information on 

Japanese exploitative techniques February 1943, 3 pp.

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RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 283

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33787 British Censorship, Hong Kong. Political, military, and economic 

information on Japan October 18, 1941, 13 pp.

35465 Foreign Service. Economic information, based on Japanese broadcasts, 

for the period from April 15 to 23, 1943, 26 pp.

35932 War Department, Office of the Chief of Chemical Warfare. Chemical 

Warfare Intelligence Bulletin No. 15. Information on smoke warfare by 

the Japanese June 1, 1942, 16 pp.

36064 Foreign Service. Information, based on Japanese broadcasts, of 

economic matters concerning Japan, Occupied and Free China, Thailand, 

Burma, and the Philippines May 4, 1943, 13 pp.

36410 Foreign Service. Dispatch dealing with interpretations of recent Japanese 

Cabinet changes April 30, 1943, 9 pp.

37780 Department of State, Far Eastern Affairs. Report on Japanese claims of 

accomplishments in East Asia since December 1941 June 1943, 65 pp.

38369 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese infiltration among the 

Muslims Throughout the World May 15, 1943

38432 Foreign Service. Information regarding economic activities in Japan and 

Japanese occupied areas for the period June 15-30, 1943, 63 pp.

38742 War Department. Survey Report of the Japanese Empire (Including 

Occupied Areas of China, Indo-China and Thailand) 2 vols. June 1943, 

934 pp.

40782 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the Guerrilla Front in North China; 

includes information on Japanese propaganda, government organization 

May 1943, 22 pp.

42238 Board of Economic Warfare. Report on conditions in Japan and occupied 

China compiled from a number of intercepted letters December 26, 

1941, 4 pp.

42529 Board of Economic Warfare Mission to China. Information on current 

economic conditions in China May 1943, 21 pp.

42907 Economic Defense Board. Memorandum on Japan’s Special Envoy, 

Kurusu; includes information on his political personality and his attitude 

toward and influence on Japanese-United States relations November 21, 

1941, 3 pp.

43051 Military Intelligence Division. Further Information on Burma under 

Japanese occupation based on observations of the Wingate Expedition 

July 1943

43059 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Burma under Japanese 

occupation July 1943

43110 Foreign Service. Information on conditions in Shanghai, China; included 

is information regarding internment camps May 1943

43161 Foreign Service. Information, based on Japanese broadcasts, on 

economic activities in Japan and Japanese occupied areas June 1943, 

68 pp.

43253 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Notes on Japanese economy, 

political affairs, etc., June-December 1941, 8 pp.

43972 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview regarding the Domei Agency (The 

English press in the Orient) 1938-1942 and rivalry among the Japanese 

armed forces in Occupied China July 1943, 3 pp.

44037 Foreign Service. Information on conditions in Shanghai, China May 

1943, 4 pp.

44871 Office of Strategic Services Report. Includes information on Japanese 

attempts to exploit newly acquired resources July 1943

45513 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding interview with General Wang PengSheng, Generalissimo’s leading adviser on Japanese affairs June 2, 

1943, 7 pp.

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46445 British Postal and Telegraph Censorship Report. Information on Japan, 

Occupied China, Java, Philippine Islands, Thailand, and Manchuria April 

1943, 11 pp.

46540 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese exploitation difficulties in the 

Netherlands East Indies and China August 1943, 3 pp.

46580 Military Intelligence Division. Report regarding the Japanese occupation 

of Burma August 1943

46639 Netherlands Economic Mission. Interview with passenger on SS Nil

regarding conditions in Japan September 22, 1942, 4 pp.

46843 Office of Economic Warfare Mission to Free China. Report containing 

economic information regarding Japan and Japanese occupied areas July 

1943, 11 pp.

46982 HQ Allied Land Forces SWPA. Technical Intelligence Summary No. 1 

Reports on captured Japanese military equipment, including photographs 

and sketches; including information related to chemical warfare April 

1943, 125 pp.

46983 HQ Allied Land Forces SWPA. Technical Intelligence Summary No. 2 

Reports on captured Japanese military equipment, including photographs 

and information related to chemical warfare May 1943, 128 pp.

46984 HQ Allied Land Forces SWPA. Technical Intelligence Summary No. 3 

Reports on captured Japanese military equipment, including photographs 

and sketches and information related to chemical warfare June 1943, 

128 pp.

47102 Department of State, Office of Philippine Affairs. Notes on the 

Philippines; includes information on economic advantages to Japan from 

the occupation of the Philippines October 1943, 17 pp.

47472 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Malaya; includes information on 

the Japanese scorched earth policy September 1943

47512 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview regarding the Japanese attack on 

Hong Kong, treatment of prisoners of war June 1943, 4 pp.

48971 Foreign Service. Dispatch containing article entitled “Japanese Seize 340 

Factories in Occupied Areas in China” July 1943

49885 Office of Naval Intelligence Report. Attitude of peoples toward the 

Japanese occupation in Indo-China September 1943

60218 Military Intelligence Division. Report on general economic conditions in 

Burma while under Japanese occupation September 1943

60661 American Association of Advertising Agency. Japanese pamphlets, 

magazines, and newspapers; partly in English and partly in Japanese 

n.d., received September 16, 1943

61052 HQ Allied Land Forces SWPA. Technical Intelligence Summary No. 5 

Reports on captured Japanese military equipment, including photographs 

and sketches; including information related to chemical warfare August 

1943, 128 pp.

61333 Foreign Service. Dispatch containing information on conditions in 

Shanghai, China prior to June 3, 1943

61793 Foreign Service. Dispatch containing an article entitled “Peiping Under 

Nippon Rule,” August 1943 

62055.2 Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan: Section 2: 

Government and Administration January 1945, ca. 580 pp.

62055.18E Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan: Section 18E: 

Japanese Administration over Occupied Areas: Thailand December 1944, 

43 pp.

62535 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding the extraordinary Diet Session June 

16-18, 1943; July 20, 1943, 5 pp.

62729 Office of War Information. Report on the attempt to suppress the opium 

habit in Burma October 1943

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63335 Office of Economic Warfare. “I Was A Prisoner in Japan: A Journal of 

Longing and Despair,” October 1, 1943, 145 pp.

64303 Office of Strategic Services. Information regarding Japanese mineral 

resources gained through occupation of territory in the Far East October 

1943

64651 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japanese organization of 

Chinkiang, China September 1943, 10 pp.

64660 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japan; includes information on 

the manufacture of poison gas September 16, 1943, 1 p.

65353 Office of Economic Warfare, Far Eastern Division Report No. 3. Weekly 

Notes on Economic Development in Enemy Areas of the Far East: 

Japanese Techniques of Occupation October 1943

65659A British Ministry of Economic Warfare report on conditions and 

developments in Malaya up to September 1943; November 1943

65252 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 117, July 1, 1943; includes information 

relating to chemical warfare 8 pp.

66021 Navy Department, District Intelligence Office, Thirteenth Naval District. 

Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere as Pictured by Domei, The 

Official Japanese New Agency. Part I: The Oriental Family of Nations, 

digest of miscellaneous propaganda news from Japan for Asia General; 

Part II: The New Philippines; Part III: The Southern Regions October 12, 

1943, 30 pp.

67775 Foreign Economic Administration, Office of Economic Warfare Mission to 

Chungking. Report on new economic measures taken by the Japanese 

and the puppet Nanking government November October 1943, 43 pp.

67797 Office of War Information. Report on Burma; includes information on the 

Burma Independence Army November 1943

67921 American Mission to New Delhi. Various report with economic 

intelligence; included a report on an imprisonment in Manila, Philippine 

Islands and Shanghai, China November 1943

68154 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Far Eastern Unit. 

Preliminary Report regarding economic conditions in the Philippines 

November 943, 87 pp.

68222 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding Hong Kong, China under the 

Japanese September 1943, 10 pp.

68317 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese activities in East Asia; 

includes information on Japanese propaganda, brutality and roughness 

of the Japanese soldiers, political and economic conditions after 

occupation, attitudes of the people of Burma toward the Japanese July 

1945, 15 pp.

68344.16 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on economic 

conditions in Shanghai, China October 1943, 6 pp.

68597 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Information 

concerning the Japanese exploitation of minerals in Central China n.d., 

2 pp.

69603.3 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Economic intelligence 

regarding Japan and occupied China; included is information regarding 

the drafting of Chinese labor for Japan October 1943

69962 Military Intelligence Division. Report on exploitation of resources in the 

Netherlands East Indies and West Indies by Japan November 1943

70405 Office of War Information. Note on the Dobama Sinyrtha Asi Ayon (One 

Party) in Burma November 1943

70411 JICA China-Burma-India. Miscellaneous information on political and 

economic affairs in occupied China October 1943, 3 pp.

70486 Foreign Service. Communication regarding Japanese organization and 

exploitation of occupied China November 1943, 2 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 286

File Subject

70745 Office of War Information. Report on Subhas Bose and the India National 

Army November 1943

70748 Office of War Information. Report on Subhas Bose and the Indian 

National Army October 1943, 4 pp.

70823 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding conditions in Shanghai, China 

November 1943, 3 pp.

71390 Foreign Service. Information on Japanese-Controlled areas obtained 

from repatriates November 1943, 26 pp.

71435 War Department, USAFFE Report containing a summary of economic 

warfare information on Japan and Japanese occupied countries 

(excluding the Philippine Islands) November 1943, 71 pp.

71721 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to India. Issues 10 to 14 of 

Economic Intelligence Items on Conditions in Indo-China and occupied 

China Nov. 1943

71952 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report regarding industries in Japan; 

includes information related to chemical warfare November 9, 1943

72214 Office of Naval Intelligence. Military Government Handbook: Marshall 

Islands August 1943, 113 pp.

72292 Department of Commerce. Information on conditions in the Philippines; 

included is information on treatment of Allied prisoners December 1943

72308 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC) (India). 

Information on Burma; includes information on prisoners of war 

December 1943

72325 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding inter-service rivalry among Japanese 

in Hong Kong, China October 1943

72430 Office of Strategic Services. Report regarding the visit of Uba Maung, 

Chief of the Burmese Government to Japan December 1943

72434 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the exploitation of resources of 

Celebes by the Japanese naval authorities December 1943

72546 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information regarding the Japanese in 

Manchukuo December 1943

73207 Office of Strategic Services. Report on conditions in Manchuria under 

Japanese Occupation December 1943

73667 Military Intelligence Division. Military information obtained from 

passengers of the Gripsholm relating to Japan, China, and the Philippine 

Islands November 1943, 10 pp.

74685 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report 

regarding the economy of Burma since the Japanese invasion December 

1943

74775.2 Foreign Economic Administration Mission. Interim report regarding 

Japanese industrial exploitation in Manchukuo December 1943

74775.9 Foreign Economic Administration Mission. Interim report regarding 

conditions in Peiping, occupied China up to mid-August 1943; November 

1943, 6 pp.

75051 State Department Gripsholm Report. Report on occupation of Manila, 

Philippine Islands and subsequent economic conditions; includes 

information on places of internment December 1943

75285 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information regarding Manchuria December 

1943

75291 Office of Strategic Services. Survey of British Borneo, Brunei, and 

Sarawak since Japanese Invasion December 1943

75402 Survey of Foreign Experts. Conditions in Occupied China since Japanese 

invasion December 1943, 3 pp.

76192 ATIS. Enemy Publication No. 47 October 9, 1943, 36 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 287

File Subject

76454 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding conditions in Shanghai, China in 

mid-October 1943

77207 Office of Strategic Services. Report on political and economic changes 

effected by the Japanese in Malaya January 1944, 61 pp.

77296 Gripsholm Interview Report regarding propaganda, living conditions, 

etc., concerning Japan n.d. 6 pp.

77324 Foreign Service. Diplomatic dispatches written by Italian Naval Attaché 

in Tokyo, Japan October 1, 1942, March 12, 1943, and June 12, 1943, 

16 pp.

77541 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

conditions in Burma and Malaya since the Japanese occupation January 

1944

78052 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic activities of the Japanese in Occupied China September 1943

78594 Gripsholm Report. Interview concerning conditions in the Philippine 

Islands under Japanese occupation January 1944

78623 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on industries and mineral resources 

in Manchukuo January 1944

78641 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese economic activities in occupied China November 1943, 4 pp.

78660 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese administration of 

Hainan Island, China December 1943, 3 pp.

78979 Gripsholm Interview Report. Interviews concerning Japan, Indo-China, 

the Philippines, and China November 1943, 22 pp.

79351 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Translation and 

notes of Domei News Service in Japanese; contains information on 

economic and industrial conditions in Japan December 1943, 7 pp.

79357 Foreign Economic Administration. Report on the strategic value of 

Thailand’s oil to Japan January 1944

79804 Office of War Information. Conditions in Burma as shown in The New 

Light of Burma September 8, 1943, 25 pp.

79807 Office of War Information. Report on the Japanese occupation of the 

Northern and Southern States of Burma January 1944, 24 pp.

80273 Chief of Naval Operations. Civil Affairs Handbook: Administrative 

Organization and Personnel of the Japanese Mandated Islands January 

1944, 26 pp.

80281 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India Branch. 

Economic conditions in Malaya, Thailand, and Indo-China January 1944

80289 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in Shanghai, China December 1943, 7 pp.

80581 Gripsholm Report. Information on occupied China November 1943

80714 Office of War Information. Report on political affairs in Burma January 

1944

80830 USAFFE Report. Summary of Economic War Information on Japan and 

Japanese Occupied Countries (Excluding the Philippines); includes 

information related to chemical warfare January 1944, 28 pp.

80856 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Report entitled, “Hong Kong 

Under Japanese Occupation (A Case Study in the Enemy’s Techniques of 

Control)” 1943, 148 pp.

80857 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese conduct in northern 

Burma up to November 1943, January 1944

81140 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Far Eastern Unit. Summary 

report on economic information on Japan as reported by Americans 

returned to the United States on the Gripsholm August 25, 1942; 

December 14, 1942, 37 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 288

File Subject

81563 Foreign Service. Report regarding general conditions in Northern China 

since the Japanese occupation December 1943, 3 pp.

81604.2 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on Chinese 

puppet povernment January 1944, 4 pp.

81604.5 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Economic News on 

Puppets and Enemy No. 53 January 1944, 26 pp.

81604.6 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report containing 

information regarding the Japanese exploitation of the Philippine Islands 

January 1944

81997 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the second voyage of the 

exchange ship Gripsholm December 1943, 19 pp.

82073 Office of War Information. Report providing information on Japanese 

control of Burma February 1944

82074 Office of War Information. Miscellaneous information concerning 

Thailand January 1944, 29 pp.

82135 ATIS. Enemy Publication No. 47 (continued) Parts 2 & 3; January 8, 

1944, 67 pp.

82277 Military Intelligence Division. Report on economic conditions in occupied 

China November 1943, 3 pp.

82427 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Report entitled Hong Kong 

Under Japanese Occupation (A Case Study in the Enemy’s Techniques of 

Control); includes 95 enclosures 1943, 253 pp.

82695 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Who’s Who in Japan 

and Japanese Occupied Territories: Japan December 1943, 26 pp.

82753 Military Intelligence Division. Interview on Tientsin, Occupied China 

January 1944, 5 pp.

82875 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on the possible manufacture of 

poison gas at Shikoku Island, Takamatsu, Japan January 14, 1944, 1 p.

83098 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on foodstuff crisis in occupied China 

Jan. 1944

83207 Office of Strategic Services. Information regarding Japanese exploitation 

of occupied territories February 1944

83400 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Psychological 

and sociological conditions in Burma March 1944

83459 Military Intelligence Division. Report on information provided by those on 

the Gripsholm regarding conditions in Japan, Manchukuo, China, IndoChina, Thailand, Hong Kong February 1944, 39pp.

84339 Military Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Branch. Military government of 

occupied territory February 1944, 18 pp.

84369 Foreign Economic Administration Gripsholm Report. Report on conditions 

in Manila, Philippine Islands; Shanghai, China, and Indo-China since the 

Japanese occupation February 1944

84519.3 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Economic notes on 

activities of the Japanese at Hong Kong, China January 1944

84528 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese activities in occupied China November 1943, 7 pp.

84640 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on food 

situation in occupied China January 1944

84641 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic activities of the Japanese in occupied China January 1944, 6 pp.

84912 Military Intelligence Division. Report on economic conditions in occupied 

and free China January 1944

84991 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japanese operations in 

Manchukuo and China January 1944, 7 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 289

File Subject

85091 Office of War Information. Report on Burma Independence (or National) 

Army February 1944

85101 JICA China-Burma-India. Economic information on Thailand Dec. 1943, 

44 pp.

85117 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report regarding Japanese operations in 

Manchukuo and China February 1944

85881 Netherlands Military Mission. Report concerning opium in the 

Netherlands East Indies March 1944

86115 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on Hong 

Kong, China under Japanese occupation January 1944, 15 pp.

86513 Foreign Service. Report in Christian Science Monitor on conditions in 

Japan prior to September 1943 January 1944, 6 pp.

86648 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japanese administration of Hong 

Kong, China January 1944, 19 pp.

86743.6 Army Service Forces Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook: Section 6; Natural 

Resources in the Philippine Islands March 1944, 46 pp.

86743.8 Army Service Forces Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook: Section 8; Industry 

and Commerce in the Philippine Islands February 1944, 89 pp.

86922 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on occupied China February 

1944, 5 pp.

86923 Survey of Foreign Experts Report. Internment at Yokohama Racetrack 

Camp, Japan February 12944

86958.4 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interview regarding 

occupied China February 1944, 7 pp.

87063 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview regarding living conditions in 

occupied China and the Philippines January 1944

87374 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in Hong Kong, China and Japan February 1944

87410 Foreign Service. Bank of China’s reports on economic conditions in 

occupied China, Macao, and Hong Kong February 1944

87535 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. A Fortnightly 

Letter of Bank of China on economic conditions in free and occupied 

China January 1944, 12 pp.

87707 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Interview regarding 

industries in China March 1944

87713 Office of Strategic Services. Translation of diary of Japanese soldier 

regarding looting and rape by Japanese military officers in China n.d., 

ca. April 1943, 5 pp.

87716 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Military Administration of Occupied 

Areas March 1944

88335 Survey of Foreign Experts. Interview regarding conditions in Chefoo, 

China under Japanese occupation February 1944, 3 pp.

88529 Netherlands Information Bureau Report. Conditions in the Netherlands 

East Indies after Two Years of Japanese Occupation March 1944

88624 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Japanese 

requisitions of freight cars for transportation of minerals in Indo China 

March 1944

88630 JICA China-Burma-India. Items from commercial intercepts regarding 

the economic conditions in China, Burma, and the Netherlands East 

Indies Feb. 1944

89509 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 362; includes information on military 

manpower in Japan and economic conditions in Japan, and chemical 

warfare February 22, 1944, 12 pp.

89512 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

exploitation by Japan of rare metals in Burma and Malaya March 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 290

File Subject

89513.7 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Articles on Japanese 

activities in occupied China from Free China newspapers February 1944, 

7 pp.

89513.8 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Articles on Japanese 

activities in occupied China from Free China newspapers February 1944, 

6 pp.

89542 ATIS. Information Bulletin No. 9; Four Aspects of Japanese Rule in the 

Netherlands East Indies February 1944, 25 pp.

89549 USAFFE Report No. 9148. Summary of Economic War Information on 

Japan and Japanese Occupied Countries (Excluding the Philippines) 

March 1944, 31 pp.

89694 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Ningpo, Chekiang Province, China 

and vicinity February 1944, 5 pp.

90209 Office of Strategic Service. Information regarding suicide of Hakano, 

founder of Japanese Fascist Party and writer on Japan’s foreign relations 

n.d. 1 p.

90228 Office of Strategic Services. Translation regarding Japan’s plan to make 

Tokyo the grand central capital of Asia n.d. 1 p.

90621 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in Japan February 1944, 31 pp.

90624 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

conditions in French Indo-China since Japanese occupation March 1944

90729 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Economic notes 

on Hong Kong and South China Coast February 1944

90922 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in North China February 1944 

90949 Foreign Service. Bank of China’s Report on Economic Conditions in 

Occupied China February 1944

91031 United States Tariff Commission. Report containing preliminary survey 

on relief and rehabilitation problems in British Malaya and Borneo April 

1944, 70 pp.

91033 Netherlands Information Bureau Report. Japanese Looting of the 

Netherlands East Indies April 1944

91057 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Items from 

Chinese newspapers concerning economic conditions in occupied China 

Feb. 1944, 4 pp.

91058 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Interview 

regarding economic activities of the Japanese in North China February 

1944, 6 pp.

91080 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

regarding economic conditions in Tienstsin, occupied China February 

1944, 5 pp.

91081 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic and social conditions in Japan February 1944, 6 pp.

91089 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in occupied China March 1944

91165.11 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on economic 

conditions in Shanghai, China March 1944 

91165.12 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. News items regarding 

economic and industrial conditions in Manchuria March 1944, 9 pp.

91401 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding business conditions in Peiping, China 

March 1944

91479 Office of War Information. Report on the Burma Independence (or 

National) Army April 1944

91576 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on general and economic conditions in 

occupied China, free China, and Manchukuo February 1944, 18 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 291

File Subject

91894 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

financial conditions in occupied China February 1944

91898 Military Intelligence Division. Natal interrogation Report No. 13 regarding 

general conditions in occupied and free China March 1944

91996 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic activities of the Japanese in occupied China as report for the 

month of January 1944 by the Kuomintang Economic Service February 

1944

92004.6 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim report 

regarding tin and rubber production in Malaya under Japanese 

occupation March 1944

92039 Military Intelligence Division. Report on occupied China; includes 

information on the requisitioning of metals January 1944, 11 pp.

92097 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese activities in occupied 

China January 1944

92217 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on conditions in Foochow, China 

February 1944

92225 Military Intelligence Division. Interview on Hupeh Province, China March 

1944, 6 pp.

92245 Foreign Service. Report on grain and commodity control in Malaya April 

1944

92351 Office of Naval Intelligence. New Light of Burma October 8, 1943, 19 pp.

92357 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Reports on 

economic conditions in occupied China March 1944 

92743 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Burma April 1944

92972 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on grain 

and commodity control in Malaya April 1944

93155 USAFFE. Report providing summary of economic warfare information 

regarding Japan and occupied areas of the Far East: Netherlands East 

Indies, China, Borneo, Manchukuo, Indo-China, Thailand, Burma, and 

Malaya April 1944, 32 pp.

93141 USAFFE. Report providing summary of economic warfare information on 

Japan and Japanese occupied countries (excluding the Philippines) March 

1944, 48 pp.

93390.12 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on 

conversations with travelers from Shanghai on economic conditions, 

transportation, and morale in China and information on Japanese troops 

and Japanese morale in China March 1944

93419 Military Intelligence Division. Report on the subsidiaries of the South Sea 

Colonization Company April 1944

93461 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. General 

condition of Malaya and Burma as disclosed by interview with prisoners 

of war April 1944, 11 pp.

93540 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic activities of Japanese in occupied China February 1944, 7 pp.

93756 Foreign Service. Information regarding tin and rubber production in 

Malaya under Japanese exploitation April 1944

93943 Foreign Service. Report on conditions in Malaya, Thailand, and IndoChina April 1944

94303 Office of Strategic Services. Interview over Honolulu radio station 

concerning conditions in the Philippine Islands since the Japanese 

occupation April 1944 

94461 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Information 

from prisoners of war regarding economic conditions in occupied China 

March 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 292

File Subject

95081 Office of War Information. Domei Press Service items: taxation of Burma 

and control measures adopted in occupied China March 1944

95169 Office of Strategic Services. Industrial production in the Netherlands 

East Indies under Japanese occupation April 1944

95175 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Economic news 

in Japanese newspapers in the occupied areas of China selected and 

translated by the Office of Economic Warfare March 1944, 20 pp.

95189 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on military situation in Manchukuo April 

1944

95238 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding war industry in the Mukden area 

April 1944

95615 Office of Strategic Services. Information regarding the establishment of 

Japanese Ministry of Greater East Asia and the Prospects of Japanese 

Greater East Asiatic Policy n.d.

95777.7 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on economic 

conditions in China, Manchukuo, and Japan during March 1944, 13 pp.

95779 Foreign Service. Report on economic conditions in Free and Occupied 

China during February 1944, 18 pp.

96635 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on general conditions in Chefoo, China 

April 1944, 4 pp.

96943 Office of Strategic Services. Information regarding Japan’s official 

comment on Nanking’s declaration of war on Great Britain and the 

United States n.d.

97218 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

general conditions in Occupied China March 1944

97343 British Ministry of Information, New Delhi. Domei Press Service for the 

Pacific Zone: Radio broadcasts on news in general from Japan and the 

Philippine Islands November 2, 1943, 20 pp.

97348 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Branch. Fortnightly 

Intelligence Report. Translation and notes of Domei News Service in 

Japanese regarding economy in Japan and Japanese exploitation of the 

resources of occupied countries (Borneo, Chosen, Philippines) May 1944

97815 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview regarding conditions in the 

Philippines between December 1941 and September 1943; May 1944, 

14 pp.

97992 Foreign Economic Administration. Interview regarding Japanese activities 

in Hong Kong, internment camps, sources for further information May 

1944

98015 British Ministry of Information. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese 

Occupied Territories March 1944, 26 pp.

98015.Rev. British Ministry of Information. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese 

Occupied Territories (Indo-China) July 1945, 22 pp.

98015.2Rev. British Ministry of Information. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese 

Occupied Territories (Thailand) February 1945, 24 pp.

98015.2 British Ministry of Information. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese 

Occupied Territories (Thailand) August 1944, 19 pp.

98015.3 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Who’s Who in Japan 

and Japanese Occupied Territories: Formosa 2nd ed. September 1944, 

6 pp.

98015.5 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Who’s Who in 

Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories; 4th ed. An alphabetical 

index of Japanese in all areas and a special supplement on the Indian 

Independence Movement January 1945, 51 pp.

98015.7 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Who’s Who in Japan 

and Japanese Occupied Territories; 2nd ed. January 1945, 36 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 293

File Subject

98015.13 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report on Chinese 

personalities in the Occupied Areas of China, June 1945; this report 

excludes Manchukuo and Inner Mongolia August 1945

98015.17 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Who’s Who in Japan 

and Japanese Occupied Territories; Part A, Who’s Who in Japan 7th ed. 

September 1945, 13 pp.

98015.11/3 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Who’s Who in Japan 

and Japanese Occupied Territories. Supplement No. 3 to the 3rd ed. 

issued December 31, 1944 Alphabetical Index of Japanese in All Areas 

August 12, 1945, 25 pp.

98040 Military Intelligence Division. Translations of Japanese broadcasts 

regarding political and military aspects of the war March 1944, 3 pp.

98425 Director of Military Intelligence, GHQ (New Delhi). Summary of Economic 

warfare Intelligence No. 40 concerning Japan and the Japanese occupied 

territories May 1944, 14 pp.

98438 JICA China-Burma-China. Japanese press articles of November 23, 1943 

and December 4, 1943 dealing with occupied China and Japan January 

1944, 42 pp.

98456 Director of Military Intelligence, GHQ, New Delhi. Weekly Summary of 

Political Information on the Far East for the week ending October 16, 

1943, 3 pp.

98495 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview regarding current events in the 

Philippines May 1944

98708 Foreign Economic Administration. Interview regarding conditions in 

Nanking, Foochow, and Chengtu, China April 1944, 11 pp.

98712 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japan; contains information on 

relations between the Japanese Army and Navy March 1944, 2 pp.

98748 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information regarding the Philippines; 

includes information regarding the confiscation of chemicals and 

pharmaceuticals by the Japanese May 1944

98835 Foreign Economic Administration. Report on Japanese administration of 

Hong Kong, China n.d., 35 pp.

98882 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding conditions in Shanghai, China March 

1944

99010 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on conditions in Indo-China October 

1943

99460 Burma Intelligence Liaison Office. Report on conditions in Burma under 

Japanese exploitation May 1944

99799 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Tonari Gumi and police activities in 

Japan April 1944, 3 pp.

99838 Office of War Information. Report on psychological warfare against the 

Japanese April 1944, 5 pp.

99872 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on economic conditions in Occupied 

China April 1944

99930 Military Intelligence Division. Report on conditions in Occupied China 

April 1944, 3 pp.

100306 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

containing economic intelligence from Hong Kong, China October 1943, 

3 pp.

100500 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

exploitation of resources by the Japanese in Occupied China March 

1944, 9 pp.

100910 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA). Studies 

of Relief and Rehabilitation in China No. 21: A Case Study in Japanese 

Devastation: Chekiang & Hiangsi in August 1942 Sept. 1943, 10 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 294

File Subject

100972 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Information obtained from 

Chinese missionary regarding conditions near Hankow, Hupeh Province, 

occupied China May 1944, 5 pp.

101328 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in occupied China during February 1944, 6 pp.

101482 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on economic conditions in Fukien 

Province, China for the period September 1 to December 31, 1944, 

12 pp.

101500 USAFFE. Report providing summary of economic warfare information 

regarding China, Japan, Malaya, and Thailand April 1944, 39 pp.

101782 Military Intelligence Division. Report on castor bean production and uses 

of same in Indo-China, Manchuria, the Philippines, occupied China, and 

Japan April 1944, 4 pp.

101911 Military Intelligence Division. Report on conditions in Hong Kong, China 

in August 1942, May 1944

102298 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japanese activities in Hong Kong, 

China January 1944

102319 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding Japanese cotton control in North 

China April 1944

102348 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the degree of Japanese control 

over the French administration of French Indo-China May 1944

102441 Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Civil Affairs Handbook: Mandated 

Marianas Islands April 1944, 205 pp.

102499 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Monthly Report 

on Enemy Puppet Economic News for April 1944 (Japan and occupied 

China) 55 pp.

102624 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese opium and gypsum traffic in Indo-China May 1944

102634 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

regarding the situation in the Netherlands East Indies May 1944

102935 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

general economic conditions in Occupied China April 1944

102996 Military Intelligence Division. Report on economic conditions in Free and 

Occupied China April 1944

103154 Economic Intelligence Service, GHQ, New Delhi. Report on economic 

conditions in Shanghai, China April 1944

103155 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Interview with 

prisoner of war regarding economic conditions in Malaya June 1944

103872 Office of War Information. Translation of New Light of Burma, January 

21, 1944; includes information on political affairs in Japan April 1944, 

12 pp.

103883 Office of War Information. Report on Burma, including feelings of the 

Burmese toward Japanese June 1944

103900 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

general conditions in Malaya, Thailand, and Occupied China June 1944

103901 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

general conditions in French Indo-China April 1944

103924 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Report on economic conditions in 

Malaya June 1944, 60 pp.

103925 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Report on economic conditions in 

Indo China up to the outbreak of war in 1939 and developments from 

1939 to June 1943 May 1944

104155 Netherlands Information Bureau Report. Japanese Intensify Looting of 

Netherlands East Indies June 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 295

File Subject

104270 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on economic conditions in Malaya June 

1944

104317 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Interview regarding Canton, 

China April 1943, 7 pp.

104510 Foreign Service. Report on conditions in Shansi Province, China April 

1944

105164 Office of War Information. Report on occupied China and Japan; includes 

information on Japanese robbing grain in China May 1944, 8 pp.

105239 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on economic conditions in Malaya June 

1944

105712 Foreign Service. Report on Japanese industries in Shanghai, China May 

1944

105873 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on Japanese activities in Thailand June 

1944

105991 Office of War Information. Translation of The Sun, December 23, 1943; 

concerns political conditions in Burma May 1944

106175 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on conditions in Shanghai, China 

April 1944

106488 War Department, Prisoner of War Branch. Information from six Japanese 

prisoners of war concerning, among other things, Japanese chemical 

warfare May 15, 1944, 10 pp.

107310 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

military operations in occupied China May 1944, 8 pp.

107667 Federal Bureau of Investigation. Memorandum regarding Japanese 

industry with special reference to the occupation of Tientsin, China June 

1944, 4 pp.

107745 Survey of Foreign Experts. General Conditions in the Philippine Islands 

June 1944

107868.6 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

industries under Japanese control in North China June 1944

107868.13 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on economic 

conditions in occupied China June 1944, ca. 40 pp.

108172 Navy Department. Civil Affairs Handbook: Taiwan (Formosa) and 

Oceania (Japan): General Survey June 1944, ca. 210 pp.

108172.7 Navy Department. Civil Affairs Handbook: Taiwan (Formosa) Oct. 1944, 

101 pp.

108580 Foreign Service. Report on conditions in Shanghai and other parts of 

Occupied China June 1944, 5 pp.

108685 JICA China-Burma-India. Report of intercepts of commercial messages; 

includes Domei news item about the execution of captured airplane 

pilots June 1944, 2 pp.

109705 Foreign Service. Report on conditions in Shanghai prior to March 25, 

1944

109834 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on economic conditions in Malaya July 

1944

109871 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on replacement of Japanese 

ambassador to Thailand May 1944, 1 p.

109872 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on conditions of political and military 

significance in North China May 1944

110008 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Miscellaneous 

intelligence regarding occupied China and French Indo-China May 1944, 

4 pp.

110379 Office of War Information. Report on general conditions in occupied 

China and Japan May 1944, 4 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 296

File Subject

110387 Office of War Information. Report on general conditions in Burma, China, 

Japan, Malaya, Netherlands East Indies, and Thailand June 1944, 12 pp.

110388 Office of War Information. Report on economic conditions in Japan and 

Thailand June 1944

110539 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on conditions in North China May 1944, 

6 pp.

110553 Office of War Information. Interrogation Report dated February 17, 

1944; includes information relating to political affairs in Japan 8 pp.

110554 Office of War Information. Interrogation Report regarding conditions in 

the Japanese Army and soldiers opinion on general affairs July 1944, 

15 pp.

111013.13 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese exploitation mercury mine in Borneo

111037.16 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Enemy-Puppet 

economic activities in Hopei, China June 1944, 7 pp.

111042 Military Intelligence Division. Report on economic production of occupied 

China and French Indo-China May 1944, 5 pp.

111087 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in occupied China June 1944, 17 pp.

111090 British Censorship, Mauritius Report. Weekly Intelligence Report No. 

163 for week ending May 12, 1944; includes intercepts of commercial 

messages disclosing economic intelligence regarding Indo-China, 

Thailand, Malaya, occupied China, and Japan May 1944, 47 pp.

111451 Inter-Departmental Committee for Acquisition of Foreign Publications. 

Abstract. Contains information on the nationalistic movement in Formosa 

nd., received July 11, 1944, 4 pp.

111875 Office of War Information. Interrogation regarding Burma under 

Japanese occupation July 1944

111943 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the government of the “New 

Philippines” (A Study of the Present Puppet Government in the 

Philippines) May 1944, 57 pp.

111948 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese administration of Malaya 

July 1944, 48 pp.

112085 JICA China-Burma-India. An analysis [by 45th Chemical Laboratory 

Company] of sample of Japanese mustard obtained from a Japanese air 

bomb June 3, 1944

112215 Foreign Service. Report on conditions in Hong Kong, China June 1944, 

4 pp.

112485 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the Pao Chia organization in 

occupied China December 1943, 5 pp.

112567 Foreign Service. Economic and Financial report for April 1944 (free and 

occupied China) April 1944, 8 pp.

112779 Office of War Information. Report on general conditions in Manchukuo, 

Chosen, China, Malaya, Philippine Islands, and the Netherlands East 

Indies June 1944, 8 pp.

112785 Office of War Information. Interrogation regarding Burma under 

Japanese occupation July 1944

113267 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India SEA. 

Miscellaneous Chemical Warfare Intelligence June 23, 1944, 3 pp.

113426 Foreign Service Report. Contains information on conditions in China and 

the Philippines August 1944, 15 pp.

113680 Military Intelligence Division. Report of interview regarding Fenchow, 

Shansi Province, China May 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 297

File Subject

113812 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CBI SEA. Report on political 

movements in Indo-China during the first stages of Japanese occupation 

July 1944

113944 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Shansi Province, China June 

1944, 8 pp.

114004 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the German Jewish refugee 

situation in Shanghai, China December 1943, 1 p.

114024 Foreign Economic Administration. Report of interview regarding general 

conditions in Shangkiu Province, China July 1944, 5 pp.

114240.4 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in occupied China July 1944, 21 pp.

114438 Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence Service. 

Report concerning general conditions in Japan July 1944, 10 pp.

115213.15 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on economics 

in Central China July 1944, 23 pp.

115220.31 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on the political 

and economic aspects of Japan’s puppet organizations in occupied China 

July 1944, 48 pp.

115774 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese administration of the 

National government August 1944, 19 pp.

115813 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on international situation in occupied 

China June 1944

115998 Military Intelligence Service, War Department. Information regarding 

Shanghai, China in early May 1944; includes information on Japanese 

occupational forces, curtailment of relief for internees July 1944

116000 Military Intelligence Service, War Department. Information of social, 

economic, and strategic significance regarding areas in which Japanese 

prisoners of war lived and/or worked: Manchukuo August 1944,

15 pp.

116725 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India and SEA. Report 

on general conditions in Thailand and Malaya July 1944, 4 pp.

117180 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese propaganda in 

Manchukuo and Malaya August 1944

117239 Office of War Information. Interrogations regarding conditions in 

Northern Burma August 1944, 16 pp.

117248 Office of War Information. Report on Burma August 1944

117771 Office of War Information. Report on Shanghai, China June 1944

117773 Office of War Information. Report on Canton, China June 1944

117774 Office of War Information. Report on statistics relating to Japanese 

“mopping up” campaign in Occupied China June 1944

117909 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Chart showing 

organization and chain of command by the Japanese of areas they have 

occupied August 1944

117922 Military Intelligence Division. Summary of Chinese Intelligence for May 

1-7, 1944, 4 pp.

118107 Office of Strategic Services. Report regarding Japanese infiltration 

among Muslims in occupied China May 1944, 146 pp.

118260 Foreign Service. Report on conditions in Shanghai and other parts of 

occupied China June 1944

118664 Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence Service. 

Information regarding experiences and feelings of conscripted Japanese 

laborers during the last days of defense of Kwajalen Islands August 

1944, 4 pp.

118992 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in Malaya and Burma August 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 298

File Subject

119012 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

general conditions in Hong Kong, China July 1944

119433 Army Service Forces Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook-Section 18AJapanese Administration of Overseas occupied Areas: Burma September 

1944, 96 pp.

119435 Army Service Forces Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook-Section 14-Japan: 

Public Safety August 1944, 23 pp.

119436 Army Service Forces Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook-Section 2BGovernment and Local Administration of Local Government: Japan 

August 1944, 38 pp.

119450 Army Services Manual. Japanese Administration of occupied Areas: 

Malaya September 1944, 27 pp.

119451 Army Services Manual. Japanese Administration of occupied Areas: 

Philippine Islands July 1944, 80 pp.

119780 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese mining operations at the Baldwin Mine, Burma August 1944

119783 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on economic conditions at Namtu and 

Baldwin, Burma during the period March 1942-October 1943, August 

1944

120072.26 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report regarding 

political conditions in Japan August 1944, 4 pp.

120422 Foreign Service. Report on conditions in Thailand prior to May 7, 1944

120680 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

regarding economic conditions in Kowloon, China up to March 1944

120700 Office of War Information. “What the Japs Are Doing to Burma” Sept. 

1944, 5 pp.

120717 Office of War Information. Report containing news from Shanghai and 

Canton, China concerning conditions in Occupied China and Philippine 

Islands Sept. 1944

121021 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese administration of Burma 

September 1944, 96 pp.

121723 Office of Strategic Services. Report with economic, industrial, and 

political information on Indo-China, Java, Philippine Islands, and China 

August 1944

121780 SEATIC. Interrogation Report No. 58; military information on Japan and 

Japanese occupied countries July 1944, 15 pp.

121850.2 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on the 

Japanese economic exploitation in the Philippine Islands September 

1944

121850.29 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on famine in Peiping, China August 

1944

121850.37 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on an 

interview regarding conditions in Hong Kong, China as of April 25, 1944, 

8 pp.

121913 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

economic conditions in Japanese occupied areas: Burma, Malaya, and 

Thailand September 1944

122123.2 Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study (JANIS) of Formosa (Taiwan) 

Chapters VII-XIV June 1944, ca. 500 pp.

123003 Office of War Information. Prisoner of War interrogations regarding 

Burma and Japan September 1944

123004 Office of War Information. Prisoner of War interrogations regarding 

Burma and Japan September 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 299

File Subject

123103.25 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

regarding Japanese scrap metal collection efforts in Shanghai, China 

August 1944

123431 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese influence on Burma’s 

economy September 1944

123437 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

commodity acquisitions by Japanese in occupied China August 1944

123495 Office of Strategic Services. The Program of Japan in the Philippines 

(Assemblage No. 33, Supplement No. 1) July 1944, 339 pp.

123502 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the legal affairs in Japan Aug. 

1944, 79 pp.

123511 Office of War Information. Report on Baldwin Mines, Burma September 

1944

123512 Office of War Information. Domei Press Service for the Pacific Zone and 

Asiatic Languages August 1954, 54 pp.

123978 JICA China-Burma-India. Notes on conditions in Burma September 1944

124258 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC) (India). 

Report on conditions in Burma, Thailand, and China during Japanese 

occupation Sept. 1944

124260 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC) (India). 

Information on Japanese occupation of Burma September 1944

124613 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

prisoners of war and internees in occupied China August 1944, 4 pp.

124642 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese use of Chinese coolie labor August 1944

125337 Office of War Information. Report on general conditions in Malaya Sept. 

1944

126253 Office of Strategic Services. Report containing information on Japanese 

slogans used to stir up patriotism, and neighborhood associations 

August 1944

126609 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

conditions in Shanghai, China as of August 1944

126672 Military Intelligence Service. Report from Captured Personnel and 

Material Branch; includes information on the Far East in the spring 

and early summer of 1944; includes information on Occupied China, 

specifically control of rice crops, collaborationists, concentration camps, 

treatment of Gurkhas September 1944

126678 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

general conditions in Burma September 1944

127014.7 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

regarding scrap metal collection in Shanghai, China September 1944

127182 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

general economic conditions in Hong Kong, China up to February 1944; 

September 1944, 9 pp.

127252.2 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

regarding capital punishment for failure to meet grain quota in occupied 

China September 1944

127252.4 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese collecting silver and copper coins in China September 1944

127252.13 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

regarding an article concerning the North China Exploitation Company 

September 1944

127252.23X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on occupied 

China; includes information on puppet economics, plunder of materials 

by the Japanese in North China September 1944, 13 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 300

File Subject

127409 Office of War Information. Report with general information on Malaya, 

Indo-China, Burma, Netherlands East Indies, Manchukuo, and Philippine 

Islands October 1944, 24 pp.

127412 Office of War Information. Report on general conditions in Burma; 

includes information on Japanese organization and treatment in Burma 

October 1944

127413 Office of War Information. Report on general economic conditions in 

Burma, Thailand, and China October 1944

127416 Office of War Information. Report on general information concerning 

economic, political affairs and government organizations in Burma, 

Thailand, Indo China October 1944, 30 pp.

127418 Office of War Information. Report on general information concerning 

economics, political affairs, war industries, etc., in Indo-China, Thailand, 

Formosa, Netherlands East Indies October 1944, 35 pp.

127420 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Shanghai, China in 

early spring of 1944; August 1944

127540 SEATIC Translation Report No. 39. Includes information on Japan, 

Burma, and Thailand October 1944

127564 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on Japanese negotiations with Russia 

and differences of opinion between the Japanese Army and Navy Sept. 

1944, 1 p.

127615 GHQ, SWPA. Summary of Economic Warfare Information for the Month 

of August 1944, for Japan, Java, Manchukuo, Netherlands East Indies, 

Burma, Borneo; includes information on civil liberties in Netherlands 

East Indies, Manchukuo, and Malaya September 1944, 38 pp.

127822 Military Intelligence Division. Report on political status of Thailand; 

includes information on the events which led to the resignation of 

Premier Luang Pibul Songram and his Cabinet September 1944

127993.4 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on the 

spread of China’s traffic in narcotic drugs during the past two years 

September 1944

127993.16 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on Japanese firms in Burma October 

1944

127993.40X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Translation of 

an article on Japanese domination of the tobacco industry in China 

September 1944

127994.2 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Information 

on factories and industries in North China; includes information on 

Japanese monopolies, exploitation of mica and asbestos deposits, 

Japanese control of all taxation September 1944

127994.63X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report containing 

information on principal articles which Japan is trying to strip from North 

China September 1944

128041 Military Intelligence Division. Report on the political situation in 

Shantung Province, China Sept. 1944

128076 Military Intelligence Service, Captured Personnel and Material Branch. 

Report on conditions in New Guinea October 1944, 13 pp.

128097 Military Intelligence Division. Report on military-conditions in Yangchow 

Internment Camp, occupied China September 1944

128253 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the Japanese Domination of 

Thailand September 1944

128612 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Information 

Section Report No. 76, dated September 22, 1944; includes information 

on prisoners of war on Sumatra, Japanese organization of occupied 

countries

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 301

File Subject

128614 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

conditions in Malaya October 1944

128807 Military Intelligence Division. Report containing information on Japanese 

development of China’s resources September 1944

129099 Office of Strategic Services. Report on general economic conditions in 

occupied China October 1944

129403 Office of Strategic Services. Report on conditions in Lunghua Internment 

Camp, near Shanghai, China June 1944, 3 pp.

129643.1 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

commodity control by South China Puppets September 1944, 10 pp.

129643.11 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

efforts to promote castor bean production in Hupeh Province, China 

September 1944

129643.21 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

money and banking in occupied China November 1944

129643.28X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on occupied 

China October 1944, 8 pp.

129920 Military Intelligence Service, War Department. Report from Captured 

Personnel and Material Branch; includes information on chemical warfare 

October 12, 1944, 14 pp.

130263 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the structure of the government 

of Burma October 1944

130381 Military Intelligence Division. Report on occupied China; includes 

information regarding effect of Japanese propaganda, food situation in 

Shanghai October 1944

130640 Office of War Information. Report on new Japanese Cabinet Sept. 1944, 

3 pp.

130641 Office of War Information. Report of personnel of the Koiso Cabinet 

September 1944, 6 pp.

130642 Office of War Information. Report on political changes and the Koiso 

Cabinet in Japan September 1944, 4 pp.

131002.20X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report regarding 

Japanese economic blockade against China October 1944

131221.11 JICA China-Burma-India. Abstract of Chinese publication detailing 

Japanese exploitation of the iron and steel industries of Manchuria since 

1931 Nov. 1944

131221.16 JICA China-Burma-India. Chinese press report regarding Japanese 

impressment of Chinese workers for the mines of North China and 

Manchuria November 1944

131221.17 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Information 

regarding Japanese construction of transportation facilities in North 

China for the movement of plundered materials October 1944

131221.19 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on Japanese monopolies in China 

October 1944

131445 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CBI SEA. Information regarding Java 

and Indo-China; includes information on a chemical plant which may 

contribute materials for the manufacture of chemical warfare agents by 

the Japanese October 1944

131456 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese government leaders 

September 1944, 3 pp.

131847 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the Japanese Ambassador to 

Burma November 1944

131872 Office of Strategic Services, R & A, China-Burma-India Translation. 

Results and Lessons of Control Economy in Manchukuo November 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 302

File Subject

132012 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Burma, Malaya, 

Thailand, Netherlands East Indies, and Japan November 1944

132052 CSDIC (India). Report on political and economic affairs in Burma, 

Thailand, occupied China, and Malaya November 1944, 15 pp.

132053 War Department, (Intelligence Objectives Sub-Section), AFHQ, 

Intelligence Report No. B-64; political notes on the Iberian Peninsula and 

Japan at the end of 1941 and beginning of 1942; September 1944, 1 p.

132357 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japan providing economic and 

political information November 194, 2 pp.

132735 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Tokyo, Japan; includes 

information on chemical warfare intelligence September 27, 1944, 5 pp.

132761 Military Intelligence Division. Report of interview regarding general 

conditions existing in occupied China October 1944

132839 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Burma; includes information on 

treatment accorded the Chinese, chemical warfare November 1944

132850 Foreign Service. Bank of China’s Reports on Economic Conditions in 

occupied China October 1944

132876 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japan providing political 

information November 194, 2 pp.

133029 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC) (India). 

Report on conditions in the Far East and Japanese control in Burma, 

Malaya Nov. 1944

133150 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japan; includes political 

information November 1944, 4 pp.

133218.6 JICA China-Burma-India. Report regarding the Japanese levy of taxes at 

Hanchuan in retaliation for guerilla removal of foodstuffs October 1944

133281.18X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Translated article 

regarding exploitation in occupied China October 1944

134050 Office of Chief of Naval Operations, Naples, Italy. Italian report on 

political developments in Japan August 1944, 232 pp.

134063 Office of Strategic Services. Domei reports from Tokyo under the date 

of November 1, 1944: Subhas Chandra Bose greeted at Tokyo Airport 

November 3, 1944, 1 p.

134439 Military Intelligence Division. Report on general conditions in occupied 

China November 1944

134641 Inter-Departmental Committee for Acquisition of Foreign Publications. 

Abstract. Information concerning China’s thoughts as to what the 

Allied policy (postwar policy) should be toward Japan after the war 

and attitude towards the place of the Japanese Emperor after the war 

October 4, 1943, 4 pp.

134938 Office of War Information. Report on political divisions among Japanese 

Army leaders in occupied China October 1944

134940 Office of War Information. Report on factions in the Japanese military 

government body October 1944, 6 pp.

134943 Office of War Information. Report on the transfers of Okura and Ishiwara 

October 1944, 3 pp.

135135.4 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese activity in Nanking, China November 1944

135269 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on social 

conditions in Shanghai, China to May 9, 1944 

135609 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in the Kamaing Area, 

Burma during Japanese occupation December 1944

135616 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in occupied China and 

Burma December 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 303

File Subject

135948.27 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japanese exploitation of Central China November 1944, 5 pp.

136342.6 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report regarding economic 

conditions in Peiping, North China, and Japanese occupied China 

December 1944

136342.25 JICA China-Burma-India. Report on the Japanese military government 

taking over the business of private companies in Indo-China December 

1944

136342.33 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report 

that Japanese were continuing to send “special medical supplies” 

(undoubtedly opium) from Kalgan, Mongolia to Hong Kong, Shanghai, 

and elsewhere in China November 1944

136455 OSS Report. Includes information on Japanese grain looting November 

1944

136528 CEWA (Intelligence Objectives Sub-Section), AFHQ, Intelligence Report 

No. B-89; contains information on Japanese morale and devotion to the 

Emperor October 1944

136541 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japan; includes information on chemical warfare November 22, 1944, 3 

pp.

136625 Military Intelligence Service, War Department. Report from Captured 

Personnel and Material Branch; includes information on conscription, 

morale, chemical warfare November 20, 1944, 13 pp.

136648 Office of War Information. Report on general conditions in Japan, China, 

and Burma; includes information on propaganda campaign, extortion 

and corruption October 1944

137069 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese attempts at infiltration 

among Muslims in Russia and Russian borderlands August 1944, 90 pp.

137149 SEATIC Translation Report No. 62; includes information on Japanese 

reports on life in American internment camps December 1944

137353 Office of War Information. Report on the personnel of the Japanese 

Information Bureau in Tojo Cabinet October 1944, 2 pp.

137769 Office of Strategic Services. Information concerning economic factors in 

the Canton Area, China November 1944

137843 British Military Intelligence Kweilin Intelligence Summary No. 74; 

includes information on political and administrative affairs in the Canton, 

China area November 1944

138015 Office of Strategic Services. Report on changes in South Sumatra under 

Japanese administration October 1944, 36 pp.

138078.2 Office of Strategic Services. Philippine Collaborationists 4th Installment 

April 1945, 64 pp.

138078.3 Office of Strategic Services. Philippine Collaborationists 5th Installment 

April 1945, 160 pp.

138994 Military Intelligence Division. Report on general living standards, prices, 

and famine conditions in Japanese occupied areas of China November 

1944

139432 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to India. Report on gold and 

silver bullion in Chinese banks November 1944

139645 Office of Strategic Services. The Programs of Japan in the Philippines 

December 1944, 126 pp.

139672 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in the Kamaing Area, 

Burma during Japanese occupation December 1944

139720.30X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report of the Fifth 

Year of Japanese Economic Exploitation in China, compiled by the 

Central Investigation and Statistical Bureau, Kuomintang, Chungking 

1943 (report in Japanese), December 1944, ca. 50 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 304

File Subject

139847 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report on conditions 

in North China August 1944

139928 Allied Land Forces, South East Asia. Weekly Intelligence Review No. 

9; contains information on Sumatra, Japanese personalities December 

1944, 9 pp.

140017 British Military Intelligence Summary No. 75; provides military 

information concerning Hong Kong and South China November 1944, 

6 pp.

140084 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Shanghai, China; includes 

information on social and political conditions November 1944, 3 pp.

140086 Military Intelligence Division. Report on the Netherlands East Indies 

January 1945

140317.33X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on Japan’s 

financial measures in the South Seas January 1945

140432 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Hong Kong under Japanese 

Military Government (1944 ed.) November 1944, 5 pp.

140716.277 Library of Congress. Report on Formosa under the Japanese June 1945

141081 Military Intelligence Division. Who’s Who: Political and Military 

Information Concerning Kobe, Osaka, and Vicinity November 1944, 7 pp.

141225 Survey of Foreign Experts Report. Includes information on Korean and 

the Japanese in Korea December 1944

141411 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese airfields in China Nov. 

1944

141640 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Report providing a 

preliminary survey of relief and rehabilitation problems in Thailand June 

1943, 28 pp.

141644 Department of Commerce. Report providing a preliminary survey of 

relief and rehabilitation problems in French Indo-China January1945, 

40 pp.

141833 Office of War Information. Report on treatment of internees in prison 

camps, China, November 1944, 7 pp.

142398 Office of Strategic Services. Report on supply shortages and 

commandeering of materials in China December 1944

142444 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Information 

concerning general conditions in Burma, Malaya, and Thailand January 

1945

142568 Office of War Information. Report on Myitkyina and Bhamo Areas, 

Burma,under Japanese occupation January 1945

142569 Government of India. Report: Burma during the Japanese occupation 

January 1945, 258 pp.

142941 Office of War Information. United Nations’ policy toward the Japanese 

Emperor December 1944, 2 pp.

142995 Office of War Information. Report with economic, political, and military 

information on the Mogaung-Hopin Area, China November 1944, 18 pp.

143932.4 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on the 

Japanese controlled puppet government in China February 1945

149933.7 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on plunder of 

food by the Japanese in Southern Hopei, China February 1945

143933.18 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on commodity 

control in Japan, Manchuria, and North China February 1945

140317.9 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report Japanese 

exploitation: The North China Development Joint Stock Company 

December 1944

140319.26 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

scrap metal collection in China December 1944

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 305

File Subject

144109 Office of Strategic Services. Programs of Japan in Formosa (with 

biographies and organizations) December 1944, 43 pp.

146325.26 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

economic aggression during 1944; February 1945

146325.32 JICA China Branch. Report on plundering activities in Foochow March 

1945

146526 Captured Enemy Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence 

Service. Report giving information on Japanese morale, etc. January 

1945, 21 pp.

146865 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

conditions in Hong Kong and Kowloon, China under Japanese occupation 

February 1945

146962 Office of Strategic Services. Report regarding Japanese commandeering 

supplies in China February 1945

147061 Inter-Departmental Committee for Acquisition of Foreign Publications. 

Abstract of Asahi Shimbun of May 17, 1944; Japanese Army describes 

poison gas, “saying that it is studied by every nation in the world,” May 

17, 1944, 1 p.

147284.1 Office of Strategic Services. Information Concerning Who’s Who in the 

Nanking Puppet Regime May 1945, 151 pp.

147356 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Malaya and the 

Philippine Islands; included is information on treatment of prisoners 

of war in Malaya; camp administration, living conditions, amenities, 

escapes, ill-treatment, and medical treatment of prisoners of war in the 

Philippines February 1945

147378 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin No. 3; relates mainly to propaganda and 

morale December 1944, 11 pp.

147549 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the commandeering and shipping 

of metals by the Japanese, China February 1945

147728 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese mining enterprises in 

North China February 1945

148011 Office of Strategic Services. Report on conditions on Bilugyun Island, 

Burma February 1945

148063 Office of War Information. Report on police operations carried out by the 

Japanese Gendarmerie in Indo-China February 1945

148069 Office of War Information. Report on the Japanese use of natives in 

French Indo-China February 1945

148070 Office of War Information. Report on attitude of Indo-Chinese towards 

the Japanese February 1945

140871 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese interference in French 

Government of French Indo-China December 1944

148072 Office of War Information. Report on Indo-China; includes information 

on behavior of Japanese troops, native opinion of the Japanese February 

1945

148135.6 JICA China Branch. Report on Japan’s war economy January 1945, 8 pp.

148135.7 JICA China Branch. Report on Japan’s People’s Associations January 

1945, 7 pp.

148135.29X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim report 

regarding puppet control and exploitation in Manchukuo March 1945

148135.32X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim report 

regarding Japanese exploitation of puppet Manchukuo through National 

Policy Corporations March 1945

148265 Office of Strategic Services. Report on China; includes information on 

Japanese commercial firms in Canton February 1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 306

File Subject

148587.7 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

requisitions in Shantung, China April 1945

148587.9 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

scrap metal and cooper collection in Occupied China May 1945

149108 Office of Strategic Services. Report on trade and agricultural activities in 

Sumatra; included is information on rubber and coconut estates taken 

by the Japanese March 1945

149303 British Military Intelligence Summary No. 83. Includes information on 

treatment of American airmen in Formosa February 1945

149335 Office of Strategic Services. Report regarding confiscation of rice crop 

and livestock by the Japanese and the food situation in Sumatra March 

1945

149618 Office of Strategic Services. Report containing military and economic 

intelligence with respect to occupied China March 1945

149659 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-India-Burma. Report on 

economic conditions in Rangoon, Burma in 1943; includes information 

on Japanese firms March 1945 

150264.10 Joint Army Navy Intelligence Studies (JANIS). Report on the people and 

government of Japan October 1944, 35 pp.

150352.6 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on economic 

conditions in Central Honan, China May 1945

150616 Office of Strategic Services. Report on conditions on Cheduba Island, 

Burma under Japanese occupation March 1945

151002 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese counterfeiting 

banknotes in China March 1945

151126 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Hong Kong March 

1945

151142 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in the Netherlands East 

Indies, Dutch New Guinea, and Malaya April 1945

151151 Office of War Information. Report on desecration of religion in Burma 

March 1945

151156 Military Intelligence Division. Report of an interview regarding the 

treatment of British and American prisoners in Peking under Japanese 

military occupation from December 8, 1941 to September 1943, March 

1945

151164 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese organization of Indian 

minorities in East Asia March 1945

151334 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

economic and living conditions in occupied China, Malaya, and Burma 

March 1945

151482 Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence Service. 

Information on Japan and occupied areas February 1945, 15 pp.

151893 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese Atrocities in Hsipaw, 

Burma June 1945

151894 Office of War Information. Interrogation report on Burma since the 

Japanese occupation April 1945, 6 pp.

151904 Office of War Information. Report providing general commentary on the 

Japanese war April 1945, 2 pp.

151907 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese commentary on Allied 

landings on Okinawa April 1945, 3 pp.

151908 Office of War Information. General commentary on the war situation in 

Burma June 1945

151924 SEATIC Report. Special Bulletin No. 147; Contains information on 

conditions in Southeast Asia, including information on internees, police 

organizations, atrocities, military government of occupied territory 

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 307

File Subject

151994 Military Intelligence Division. Report on political conditions in Manchuria 

June 1945

152223.12 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report regarding 

Japanese economic controls in Central China June 1945

152257 Office of Strategic Services. Report regarding Sumatra; included is 

information about the Japanese taking over shipyard and old Dutch 

timber factory March 1945

153064 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding economic and military information 

about Manchuria; included is information on employment at Mukden of 

American prisoner laborers April 1945

154323 Foreign Service Report. The Japanese treatment of prisoners of war, 

Burma April 1945

154447 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in French Indo-China 

December 1944, 13 pp.

154476 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the economic situation in Kuang 

Chou (Canton) area, China November 1944

154477 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese control of certain 

commodities in Burma April 1945

154646 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on 

Japan; includes information on chemical warfare December 28, 1944, 

4 pp.

154771 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report 

regarding experiences of a civilian internee in Burma March 1945

154867 JANI (Joint Army Navy Intelligence) Study No. 75 Chapter X: People and 

Government of the East Coast of China November 1944, ca. 25 pp.

154872.10 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the People and Government in 

Kwangtung, China April 1945, 113 pp.

154955 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in North China and 

Shanghai, China May 1945

155111.4 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Information regarding 

general economic outlook in Japan and occupied areas June 1945

155111.9 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Information regarding 

new direction of Japanese exploitation of north China May 1945

155111.23 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Information regarding 

civilian goods factories in north China handed over to the Chinese 

puppet government by Japan in accordance with the Sino-Japanese 

Treaty of November 30, 1944; May 1945

155362 Office of Strategic Services. Information regarding the Kempei 

administration in Java, The Netherlands East Indies May 1945

155365 Office of Strategic Services. Economic information on the Netherlands 

East Indies May 1945

155442 Military Intelligence Division. Report of an interview on general 

conditions in Japan and Manchukuo March 1945, 4 pp.

155741 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese economic measures in 

occupied China June 1945

155743 Military Intelligence Division. Publication entitled “The Decline of Japan,” 

May 1945, 6 pp.

155801 ATIS. Current Translations No. 144 January 1945, 88 pp.

155932 Foreign Service. Military and economic information regarding Manchukuo 

May 1945

156119 Foreign Service. Report on the organization and principal functions of 

certain Japanese organs in Honan, China June 1945

156705.12 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

economic organizations in Honan, occupied China May 1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 308

File Subject

156705.17 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

rounding up allied nationals in occupied China May 1945

156782.3 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on conscription 

of 800,000 laborers in north China May 1945

156782.9 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-India-Burma. Report on labor 

requisitioning in Suhsien, China May 1945

156782.12 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

financial institutions in Formosa May 1945

157046.18 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on recent 

development of the Manchurian heavy industries exploitation July 1945

157075 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Thailand July 1945

157076 Office of War Information. Report on conditions on Hainan Island, China 

July 1945

157079 Office of War Information. Report on Anti-Japanese Movement in Arakan, 

Burma July 1945

157086 Office of War Information. Report on Conditions in Burma July 1945

157087 Office of War Information. Report on the Suzuki Cabinet and Japan’s 

future course April 1945, 6 pp.

157135 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on Manchuria; included is 

information on security and public order July 1945

157217 Office of War Information. Report regarding defeat in the Philippines and 

political unrest within Japan February 1945, 8 pp.

157416 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese Military government in 

the Netherlands East Indies May 1945, 12 pp.

157450 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Burma since Japanese 

occupation May 1945

157454 Office of War Information. Japanese literature entitled The People’s 

Reader (propaganda material) 1943, 14 pp.

157471 Office of Strategic Services. Report, based on information provided by 

Japanese prisoner of war, regarding communications and installations in 

occupied China May 1945

157476 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the Japanese seizure of French 

Indo-China April 1945

157553 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

conditions in Burma; includes information on civilian internees, puppet 

army, and Order of Battle information April 1945

157554 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

conditions in Burma; includes information on the puppet army, Ba Maw, 

the police Japanese troop dispositions April 1945

157828 Office of Strategic Services. Programs of Japan in China: Central Coastal 

Provinces April 1945, 222 pp.

157830 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC) (India). 

Information from a prisoner of war regarding Burma; includes 

information on Japanese army concentration, repression of civil rights, 

attitudes of Burmese towards Japan April 1945

157831 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

Burma; included is Japanese comment on their treatment of Allied 

prisoners of war, Japanese propaganda in Burma April 1945

158025 Office of War Information. A Short Biography of Okano Susumu (Tetsu 

Nosaka) Japan January 1945, 17 pp.

158027 Office of War Information. Report on attitudes of the Siamese towards 

the Japanese May 1945

158063 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-India-Burma. Report on the 

Military Baldwin Mining Enterprise in Burma April 1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 309

File Subject

158073 Office of Strategic Services. Report with names and brief biographical 

data of generals and admirals of the Japanese Imperial Armed Forces 

who have died since December 1941 March 1945, 22 pp.

158306.5 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

control of money exchange in Hong Kong May 1945

158306.8 JICA China Branch. Report on conditions in Hankow, China June 1945

159635 Office of War Information. Report on the extent and mobilization of labor 

in North China May 1945

159760.9 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Information 

concerning the Japanese requisitioning food, cotton, and metals in Hopei 

Province, China June 1945

159760.16 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

exploitation of mines in Central and Northeastern China and Manchuria 

June 1945

159760.30 Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Report on Japanese 

trade control in North China June 1945

159821 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Burma; includes 

information on the Burma puppet army, political affairs, treatment of 

Allied prisoners of war, civilian internees, Japanese troops dispositions 

May 1945

159822 Office of War Information. Interrogation report on conditions in Burma 

May 1945

159823 Office of War Information. Report on the desecration of religion in Burma 

by the Japanese May 1945

159824 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Northern Burma and 

Southwest Wunnan May 1945

159826 Office of War Information. Report on desecration of religious shrines and 

pagoda, library, etc. in Kyaukyu, Burma May 1945

159985 Office of Strategic Services. Report regarding Koreans between the ages 

of 20 and 22 having been placed in the Japanese armed forces May 

1945

160167 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Report on 

reorganization of Koiso Cabinet March 1945, 3 pp.

160171 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Japanese 

prisoner of war interrogation. Includes information on Korean 

communities in Japan March 1945

160183 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese personalities in the 

Maymyo Area of Burma May 1945

160216 ATIS. Research Report No. 113 Certain Aspects of the FormosanJapanese Relationship May 1945, 69 pp.

160383 Military Intelligence Division. Report on economic conditions in Burma 

during Japanese occupation May 1945

160394.2 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on Japanese 

confiscation of goods and facilities at Jui-Ching, Shanshi Province, China 

June 1945

160394.7 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on changing 

economic position of Japanese in occupied China June 1945

160580 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma Economic Section. 

Report on conditions in Shanghai, China May 1945

160585 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma. Report on Malaya and 

occupied China; includes information on opium traffic at Hong Kong and 

Macao May 1945

160706 SHAEF G-2. Japanese Document Report. German text of a report by a 

German chemical engineer on his impressions of Japan between March 

1941 and September 1942 April 1945, 5 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 310

File Subject

160795 Office of Strategic Services. Biographical notes on the Japanese Cabinet 

appointed April 1945; April 21, 1945, 43 pp.

160872 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the Political Parties and 

Movements in the Netherlands East Indies May 1945, 196 pp.

160946 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report on Malaya 

under the Japanese; includes information on Japanese military 

dominator, puppet administration, forced labor, exploitation of mineral 

resources May 1945, 23 pp.

161207.24X Newspaper article attached to Foreign Economic Administration report, 

regarding exploitation of economic resources in Japanese-Occupied 

North China May 1945

161243 Foreign Service. Information on exploitation of economic resources in 

Japanese-occupied north China March 1945

161648 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Japanese seizure of gold bullion 

and silver in China in 1938, May 1945

162057 Office of War Information. Sketches of wartime Japanese society March 

1945, 3 pp.

162526 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

political and economic information on Burma under Japanese occupation 

May 1945

162507 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC). Report on 

disposition of Japanese forces in Malaya and Thailand May 1945

162585 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Who’s Who in Japanese military, 

political, and cultural leaders March 1945, 45 pp.

162872 Office of War Information Report on Burma under Japanese occupation 

June 1945

162874 Office of War Information. Interrogation report regarding Burma; 

included is information regarding Japanese techniques of government, 

treatment of Burmese June 1945

162878 Office of War Information. Report on economic and military conditions of 

Japanese in Rabaul June 1945

162880 Office of War Information. Statistics on Japanese prisoners of war taken 

by the 8th Route Army March 1945, 3 pp.

162886 Office of War Information. Report on the Mikado System February 1945, 

4 pp.

162891 Office of War Information. Report regarding Japanese Army conscripting 

2,000 Chinese for labor in Peiping, China June 1945

162976 Office of War Information. Interrogation of Burmese prisoner of war 

regarding Burma; included is information regarding propaganda, 

Japanese treatment of Burmese, Japanese technique of government 

June 1945

163474 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese economic measures 

and policies and treatment of civilian population around Tehchow, 

Shantung Province, China; included is information regarding 

requisitioning, financial regulations and controls, and Japanese 

treatment of civilian population, consisting of beatings, robbery, shooting 

and licensed prostitution June 1945

163614 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on Manchuria; included is 

information on puppet military June 1945

163615 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on Manchuria; included is 

information on neighborhood associations, puppet military, puppet 

control June 1945

163864.27X Co-Ordinated Translation Center, Chungking, China. Fragments of 

News on Recent Conditions in Chinese Northeast Provinces; includes 

information on police organization, conscription slave labor June 1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 311

File Subject

163879 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report containing 

a chronology of events in Japan and Japanese-occupied countries since 

1937 June 1945, ca. 40 pp.

164252 Co-Ordinated Translation Center. Report on the war and the Japanese 

political situation April 1945, 11 pp.

164501.12 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on Hankow, 

China as of April 22, 1945; includes information on Japanese military 

installations and arrival of student puppet soldiers in the city July 1945

165001 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC) (India). 

Information on Malaya and Thailand; included is information on prisoner 

of war camps in Malaya and Thailand June 1945

165010.4 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on economic 

police department of Shanghai, China July 1945

165010.19X Foreign Economic Administration. Information on a Japanese grain levy 

in Inner Mongolia July 1945

165127.7 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on general 

economic survey of Manchukuo July 1945, 32 pp.

165224 SHAEF G-2 Main Headquarters (Japanese Document Report No. 

CD/061). Japan Bacteriological Warfare; describes various bacteria 

which may be employed for purposes of bacteriological warfare, 

methods of attack, protective measures, and necessary equipment for 

attack and protection June 1, 1945, 2 pp.

165235 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (CSDIC) (India). 

Report on general conditions in Occupied Indo-China June 1945

165506 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the puppet governmental bodies 

of occupied north China July 1945

165588 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma. Report on economic 

policy of the Japanese in occupied China June 1945

165596 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on economic 

conditions south of Yangtz, China for April 1945; includes information on 

seizure of property July 1945

165911 Office of War Information. Report listing 192 Japanese-controlled and 

puppet periodicals in occupied China June 1945

166045 Office of Strategic Services. Report on personnel of the North China 

Political Council; lists of the key personnel in the council and other semiofficial puppet organizations July 1945

166252 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau. Report on Japanese 

exploitation of Chinese labor June 1945

166300 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency-India Burma Economic Section. 

Report on Poison Gas Factory at Tientsin; Chemical factory at Tangku 

July 1945

166372.12 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on recent 

exploitation by Japanese of a coal mine at Tangyin, China August 1945

166773 SHAEF G-2. Japanese Intelligence Report. Report on Interview with 

Japanese National in Germany-Viscount Hildemare Konoye, brother of 

Prince Konoye; included in his views on pro-war and anti-war factions 

in Japan, on the Japanese Gestapo, Japanese war attitudes, advice to 

Allied powers on how to propagandize Japan, and offer to collaborate 

with the Allies June 18, 1945, 6 pp.

167232 Office of Strategic Services, India-Burma. Interrogation report on Malaya 

July 1945

167329.27 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on the 

establishment of the North China Mining Company August 1945

167329.28X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim Report on 

Japanese and puppet economic conditions in China July 1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 312

File Subject

167329.29X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim Report on 

economic information about east China as of June 1945; July 1945

167329.33X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim Report on 

finances of puppet Mongolian government July 1945

167329.36X U.S. Army East China Project. Japanese economic objectives of 

occupation of Foochow, China October 4, 1944 to May 18, 1945; June 

1945

167400 JICA China Branch. Report on the Japanese political situation May 1945, 

3 pp.

167822 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Hankow-Wuchang, China areas 

July 1945

168026 Office of Strategic Services. Report on economic and social conditions in 

Hankow, China August 1945

168156 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on economic 

conditions south of Yangtze River, Chin for February 1945; August 1945

168318 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Malaya and Thailand; 

includes information on prisoner of war camps in Thailand July 1945

168320 Office of War Information. Interrogation of university students from 

Arakan, Burma July 1945

168322 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese seizure of Indo-China July 

1945

168323 Office of War Information. Interrogation of Indian doctor regarding the 

treatment by Japanese and morale factors of Indian civilians in various 

parts of the Japanese Empire (namely Singapore, Burma, Malaya) July 

1945

168325 Office of War Information. Interrogation report regarding Indo-China 

July 1945

168326 Office of War Information. Interrogation of villagers in Shan States, 

Burma, July 1945

168330 Office of War Information. Interrogation report regarding Indo-China; 

includes information on Japanese treatment of Annamites July 1945

168339 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in French Indo-China; 

included is information about prisoner of war camps July 1945

168345 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Thailand, Malaya, and 

French Indo-China; includes information on attitudes of natives towards 

the Japanese, political administration, Japanese personalities July 1945

168360 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Burma; includes 

information on the Aung San and Thakin organizations July 1945

168362 Office of War Information Report. Interrogation of a former captain in 

the Indian Army regarding the Japanese and the Indian National Army, 

the Japanese and the Burmese, and Japanese propaganda activities July 

1945

168385 Office of War Information. Official Japanese propaganda lines in 

Shanghai, China July 1945

168386 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Peiping, China as of 

March 1944; July 1945

168403 Office of War Information. Report on life in Shanghai, China as of 

January 29, 1945; July 1945

168410 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese civilians in north China 

July 1945

168411 Office of War Information. Report on a Japanese puppet organization in 

North-Shimmin Kai, China July 1945

168416 Co-Ordinated Translation Center, Chungking. Report regarding Japanese 

moderates suggesting improvements at home to the Koiso Cabinet, ca. 

July 1944; May 1945, 14 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 313

File Subject

168454 Office of War Information. “The Direction of Japanese Politics,” by Hirano 

Masao (Agyama Katsuo), translated from The International, a Japanese 

language fortnightly published in Chungking by the Committee of 

Democrats of Japan, issued of April 15, 1945, 4 pp.

168456 Co-Ordinated Translation Center, Chungking. Report regarding the 

Japanese political situation May 1945, 14 pp.

168771 Ministry of Information and Political Warfare Executive. Report on 

Political Warfare Executive Siam Plan November 1942, 34 pp.

168783.16 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Report on economic 

conditions in Shanghai, China August 1945

168791.2 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on Foochow, 

China during Japanese occupation August 1945

168791.8 JICA China Theater. Report on taxation in occupied China August 1945

168791.16X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim report on 

finance and economic conditions in Occupied China August 1945

169593 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on economic 

conditions south of Yangtze River, Chin for March 1945; July 1945

169600 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Indo-China’s Wartime 

Government and Main Aspects of French Rule August 1945, 73 pp.

169845 Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence Service. 

Report concerning a number of statements made by Japanese prisoners 

of war in June 1945 regarding, among other things, morale in Japanese 

armed forces, conditions in Japan, propaganda, political controls, postwar arrangements, July 20, 1945, 14 pp.

169924 Survey of Foreign Experts. Security and public order in Shantung and 

Hopeh Province; includes information on Japanese and Puppet Control 

August 1945

170186 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Thailand; includes 

information on Allied prisoners of war, civilian internees, Japanese 

interference with local government and people, Siamese attitude 

towards the Allies and the Japanese, political leaders August 1945, 7 pp.

170208.8 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on Japanese 

requisition of materials in North China August 1945

170559 Military Intelligence Division. Report containing information concerning 

the Nissan Company Aug. 1945

170731 Office of Strategic Services. Prisoner of War interrogation on 

Manchukuo; includes information on the organization of the South 

Manchurian Railway Corporation August 1945

170898 Office of War Information. Notes on Japanese operations in Western 

Honan Province, China; includes information on Japanese confiscations 

of food August 1945

170992 Office of War Information. Commercial Intercepts May 1, 8-10, 1945; 

consists of economic items and general information transmitted between 

Japan and China

171007 Office of War Information. Report on opinions regarding occupied and 

free China August 1945

171010 Office of War Information. Report on condition in the Peiking Area, 

China; includes information on labor conscription August 1945

171011 Office of War Information. Report on life in and around Hankow as of 

May 1, 1945; includes information on discipline and morale of puppet 

and Japanese troops, treatment of U.S. airmen August 1945

171019 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in Hsien City in North 

Shantung as of February 1945; August 1945

171024 Office of War Information. Information on conditions in Shanghai, China 

August 1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 314

File Subject

171085 JICA India-Burma Economic Section. Report containing information 

regarding acquisition of quartz during their occupation of Burma August 

1945

171108 Office of Strategic Services. Report on chemical plant in Yutzu, China 

August 1945

171122 Office of Strategic Services. Report on conditions in Shanghai and 

Hangchow August 1945

171784.14 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on Japanese 

production facilities at Shanghai, China October 1945

172229 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on Manchuria; included is 

information the puppet military September 1945

172397.17X Foreign Economic Administration Mission to China. Interim Report on the 

development of Japanese and puppet control over banking in occupied 

China October 1945

172621 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Lao-Annamese-Japanese relations 

September 1945

172623 Office of Strategic Services. Report on buildings occupied by the 

Japanese in Shanghai, China August 1945

172857 Office of Strategic Services. Handbook of Industries in Japan with Index 

May 31, 1945, 174 pp.

173225 Office of War Information. Report regarding Japanese businessmen 

despairing of Japan’s future under the militarist regime July 14, 1945, 2 pp.

173408 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Programs of Japan in China-Part 

III-The North China Coast with Biographies October 1945, 262 pp.

173446 Office of War Information. Report containing general information 

concerning conditions in Thailand as of July 12, 1945, 7 pp.

173600 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information regarding Manchukuo; included is 

information on the puppet military, Japanese propaganda October 1945

173630 Office of Strategic Services. Report on health conditions in Thailand 

before and during Japanese occupation October 1945

173760 Office of Strategic Services, India-Burma Theater. Questionnaire on 

Conditions in Chosen (Korea) and Japan August 1945

173762 Office of Strategic Services, India-Burma Theater. Interrogation report 

on a Chinese interpreter with the Japanese Army November 1945

173774 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency-India Burma. Report on experiments 

by the Japanese to spray poison gas from fighter aircraft and gas masks 

being made by three rubber factories in Canton, China September 1945

173858 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on public order and internal 

conditions in Occupied China and Manchukuo under Japanese control 

October 1945

173865 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on Manchukuo; includes is 

information on political questions, puppet military, police October 1945

173915 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in occupied China as 

revealed in the puppet press September 1945

173966 Office of War Information. Report on conditions among puppet forces 

around Nanking as of February 1945; September 1945

173968 Office of War Information. Report on conditions and attitudes in Ssu 

Shui, Honan, China as of June 1945, September 1945

173969 Office of War Information. Report on treatment of the people in and 

around Hankow, China as of May 1945; September 1945

173970 Office of War Information. Report on life in and around Hankow, China 

as of May 1945; September 1945

173971 Office of War Information. Report on Japanese search in Foochow, 

China for source of information leakage to Allies and Japanese looting 

techniques September 1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 315

File Subject

173972 Office of War Information. Report on conditions in occupied China Sept. 

1945

173982 Office of War Information. Report of interrogation of two Japanese 

prisoners of war regarding attitudes toward capture and suicide, 

Japanese morale, and propaganda July 30, 1945, 4 pp.

173985 Office of War Information. Report regarding Japanese reaction to the 

Potsdam Proclamation August 6, 1945, 6 pp.

173987 Office of War Information. Japanese propaganda efforts in China, 

including statements that American and Russia would fight for the spoils 

of China if Japan loses the battle for China September 1945 July 1945

173988 Office of War Information. Report on the political situation in Japan May 

1945, 30 pp.

173989 Office of War Information. Report on occupied China; includes 

information that Allied prisoners and war and internees were being 

lodged in areas where ammunition was stored as insurance against 

Allied bombing September 1945

174190 Office of Strategic Services. Economic information from Japan, Sumatra, 

and China; included is information regarding the Yokohama Specie 

Bank in Sumatra destroying code books by order of the Government 

September 1945

174199 Office of War Information. Report regarding conditions and life in 

the Tientsin Area of China as of April 1945; included is information 

regarding the sufferings of the people in North China, Japanese soldiers 

and behavior, conditions in Manchukuo, puppet officials, Japanese 

propaganda, rescued airmen Sept. 1945

174705 Office of War Information. General information on conditions of 

Chinese people and Japanese troops in Hankow, China as of May 1945; 

September 1945

174743.1 Navy Department, OP-16-FE, Translation No. 348. Kagawa Prefecture 

Government Officials July 1, 1943; September 6,1945, 17 pp.

174743.2 Navy Department, OP-16-FE, Translation No. 353. Fukuoka Prefecture 

Government Officials July 1, 1943; September 5, 1945, 76 pp.

174743.3 Navy Department, OP-16-FE, Translation No. 357. Tochigi KenGovernment Officials July 1, 1943; September 10, 1945, 15 pp.

174743.4 Navy Department, OP-16-FE, Translation No. 359. Shimanke KenGovernment Officials July 1, 1943; September 10, 1945, 16 pp.

175174 Office of Strategic Services. Location of Japanese military factories and 

other installations, Mukden Manchukuo October 1945

175496 Office of Strategic Services. Interrogation on Malaya of captured Indian 

National Army personnel August 1945

175501 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/CBI/SEA, New Delhi. Report on 

Japanese control of Government finance in Burma October 1945

175740 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

Economic Shanghai, China During the Pacific War 1941-1945, November 

1945, 231 pp.

176486 Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence Service. 

Report on major socio-economic problems facing Japan today; included 

is information regarding exploitation of scientific research, greater 

East Asia co-prosperity sphere ideology, repatriation of prisoners of 

war, potential Japanese leaders for a period of Allied occupation, etc. 

September 18, 1945, 12 pp.

176589 Office of Strategic Services. Biographical Intelligence on former puppet 

China October 1945, 262 pp.

176590 Office of Strategic Services. Programs of Japan in Sumatra with 

Biographies October 1945, 61 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 316

File Subject

176591 Office of Strategic Services. Programs of Japan in the Celebes Oct. 1945, 

93 pp.

176985 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Report. 

Organizational Chart of the Central China Development Company 

October 1945

177091 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Report. Chinese 

Collaborationist Banks; contains a list of banks dealing in gold for 

personal and commercial Japanese accounts October 1945

177094 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Report. Report on 

Chinese with close connections with Nanking puppets who held large 

sums of gold bars, diamonds, etc. October 1945

177151 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. Report 

on certain Axis collaborators in Shanghai, China Area November 1945

177156 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

Report on Japanese-German economic relations in Shanghai, China 

during the War November 1945

177158 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. The 

Shanghai, China Municipal Council November 1945

177571 Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence Service. 

Report containing general information regarding Japan; included is 

information on Tokumu Kikan (special service organization), Kempei 

Tai (military police), suicide boat units, prime movers, Japanese 

personalities, etc. September 10, 1945, 17 pp.

177762 Allied Land Forces, South East Asia, Weekly Intelligence Review No. 50; 

includes information on Southeast Asia for the week ending Sept. 14, 

1945, 18 pp.

177784 Department of State, Interim Research and Intelligence Service. 

Preliminary Survey of the Tin and Rubber Industries of Southeast Asia 

After Four Years of Japanese Occupation October 1945

179009 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

General Report for February 1945 of the Central China Development 

Company (document translation) November 1945 

178465 Field Intelligence Agency Technical, Berlin Detachment. Interview report 

concerning German opinion regarding Chinese Communism and possible 

success of Communism in Japan after the war October 15, 1945

179010 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. List of 

Japanese retail firms in Shanghai, China July 1945; November 1945

179016 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

Information on collaborators in China November 1945

179022 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

Survey of Shanghai, China, October 15, 1945; has an emphasis on 

Safehaven activities November 1945 

179043 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

General sketch of business by companies which were subsidiaries of 

the Japanese-puppet Central China Development Company (report is in 

Chinese) November 1945

179219 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma. Report on Japanese 

financial translations in Thailand November 1945, 24 pp.

179462 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

Information on properties directly under the Japanese operated Central 

China Development Company (report is in Japanese) November 1945, 

200 pp.

179798 Foreign Economic Administration. Field Intelligence Memorandum. 

Japanese occupation policy from the Gestapo point of view as told by 

Maj. Franz Huber, Chief, Gestapo, China (report is in German) November 

1945

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 317

File Subject

179831 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. List of Japanese retail 

firms in Shanghai, China July 1945, November 1945

180464 Office of Strategic Services. Programs of Japan in Malaya Dec. 1945, 210 pp.

400056 Foreign Service. Report on political and economic conditions in Tientsin 

[China] Consular District December 8, 1941-June 13, 1942; August 

1942, ca. 15 pp.

400227 Gripsholm interview regarding Formosa n.d., received October 15, 1942, 

5 pp.

400549 Gripsholm interview regarding Korea n.d., received October 15, 1942, 4 pp.

400550 Gripsholm interview regarding Korea and Japan n.d., received Oct. 15, 

1942, 5 pp.

400967 Gripsholm Dispatch. Information regarding Shanghai, China under 

Japanese occupation August 1942, 12 pp.

401186 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview concerning conditions in Shanghai, 

China October 1942, 9 pp.

401620 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview concerning conditions in Canton, 

China October 1942, 4 pp.

401972 Foreign Service. General report on events and developments in Japan 

after the outbreak of war August 19, 1942

402275 Military Intelligence Division. Report regarding Japanese use of 

chemicals in China June 16, 1942, 4 pp.

403777 Coordinator of Information. Memorandum regarding the significance of 

Japan’s landings in Borneo October 1942

403997 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview concerning conditions in Hong 

Kong, China September 1942, 6 pp.

404435 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview concerning conditions in China 

October 1942, 2 pp.

404446 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview concerning conditions in Hong 

Kong, China October 1942, 4 pp.

404447 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview concerning conditions in Tientsin, 

China October 1942, 2 pp.

405079 Foreign Service. Telegram regarding conscription in Manchuria October 

1942

413101 Office of Strategic Services. Report of interview regarding conditions in 

Tokyo after December 7, 1941; August 1942, 10 pp.

414419 Office of War Information. Report containing information that Japanese 

interned 100 prominent members of the foreign colony, in Shanghai, 

China Nov. 1942

414630 Federal Bureau of Investigation. Report containing miscellaneous 

information concerning Japan; includes information related to chemical 

warfare December 3, 1941, 6 pp.

414636 Articles “The Australian Economy in Pace and War” and “Historical 

Background of Government in Japan,” in Mining and Metallurgical Society 

of America Bulletin No. 261 March-May 1941, 83 pp.

415788 Office of War Information. Report that Japanese authorities were going 

to open a Museum in Java “to throw light on decadence of the Dutch 

Rulers,” Dec. 1942

415869 Department of Justice. Report on interview a returned missionary from 

China November 1942, 7 pp.

418040 Foreign Service. Memo regarding an interview with three Dutchmen who 

escaped from Java by boat; includes information on conditions in Java, 

conduct of the Japanese, treatment of prisoners of war December 1942

418342 Foreign Service. Telegram regarding situation in Hong Kong, China Dec. 

1942

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 318

File Subject

420687 Foreign Service. Information regarding Japanese requisition of Hong 

Kong plant for manufacture of parts for naval vessels January 1943

421389.A Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Nansei Shoto December 30, 1942, 

280 pp.

423468 Coordinator of Information. Report on The Batsu in Japan March 7, 

1942, 8 pp.

423475 Office of Strategic Services. Survey of Nansei Islands July 15, 1942, 60 pp.

424299C British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Information from passengers of the 

El Nil [British Hospital Ship] regarding conditions in Thailand before and 

after Japanese occupation January 1943, ca. 30 pp.

424299D British Ministry of Information. Report of interviews with former 

residents of the Philippines Islands regarding economic conditions and 

morale in the Philippine Islands January 1943, 12 pp.

424299F British Ministry of Information. Report of interviews with former 

residents of French Indo-China regarding economic conditions and 

morale in French Indo-China January 1943

426145 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the Gilbert Island region and the 

war December 1942, 13 pp.

427467 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding Japanese exploitation of occupied 

areas of Indo-China for military purposes December 1942

427947 War Department G-2 Report. Conference on Japan, including a review 

of the political situation from early times, Japanese economy, Japanese 

ambitions in Asia and treatment of foreign business firms, and Japanese 

products November 12, 1940, 19 pp.

428279 Board of Economic Warfare. Memorandum containing information on 

miscellaneous Japanese matters: political affairs, economic defense 

December 3, 1941, 5 pp.

428312 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Annual Economic Review of 

Japan-1940; includes discussion of Japanese scheme for Greater East 

Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere January 25, 1941, 56 pp.

428444 Foreign Service. Summary of interviews with British subjects repatriated 

from North and Central China on the SS Narkunda regarding conditions 

in north and central China December 1942, 37 pp.

429447 Board of Economic Warfare. Report providing historical background of 

government in Japan n.d., received January 9, 1943, 12 pp.

429672 Board of Economic Warfare. Memorandum regarding economic pressure 

on Japan October 20, 1941, 2 pp.

429677 Department of Commerce. Report on Japan: Political Affairs, 1940, 

December 1940, 8 pp.

450002 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding Japanese Military Attaché to Berlin, 

Germany January 23, 1945, 1 p.

451035 Military Intelligence Service. Japanese Times & Advertising issues Dec. 

7, 1941-June 17, 1942, 304 pp.

451633 Federal Bureau of Investigation report on Japanese commercial, political, 

moral, and spiritual outlook January 26, 1943, 4 pp.

453885 Office of Naval Intelligence. Interview regarding situation in Shanghai, 

China February 1943, 3 pp.

455264 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Summary report on 

economic information on Japan as reported by Americans returned to 

the United States on the Gripsholm August 25, 1942; December 14, 

1942, 58 pp..

463849 Coordinator of Information. Report on the results of Japan’s conquest of 

Burma May 1942

480496 Foreign Service Telegram regarding report that the Japanese had begun 

liquidating banks in Manila, Philippine Islands August 1942

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 319

File Subject

484917 Board of Economic Warfare. Estimates of raw material gains by Japan 

from the conquest of Thailand February 1943

488036 Military Intelligence Service. Report, based on Gripsholm interview, on 

conditions in Japan September 1, 1942, 8 pp.

489860 Gripsholm Report. Report on Hong Kong, China; included is information 

on Japanese organization and occupation, treatment of American and 

British nationals September 1942, 3 pp.

489861 Gripsholm Report. Contains information on Indian political affairs and 

Japanese political affairs September 2, 1942, 4 pp.

490976 Department of Commerce interview with returned Canadian regarding 

conditions in Indo-China; includes information on terrorism, Japanese 

propaganda September 1942

491440 Commerce Department. Conditions in Chosen (Korea) September 1942

492157 Office of Naval Intelligence. Memorandum regarding the attack on Hong 

Kong and subsequent developments September 1942, 2 pp.

492244 Intelligence Division, Navy Department. Report on Hong Kong, China 

after the capture by the Japanese September 1942, 3 pp.

492584 Board of Economic Warfare. Interviews regarding conditions in Korea 

and Thailand September 1942, 5 pp.

492862 Foreign Service. Dispatch regarding economic and social condition in the 

Hankow [China] Consular District during six months following December 

7, 1941; August 1942, 13 pp.

493335 Office of Strategic Services. Interview regarding Thailand; included is 

information regarding internment camps, atrocities, Japanese occupation 

September 1942

493336 Office of Strategic Services. Interviews regarding Hong Kong, China; 

included is information on treatment of captives, Japanese propaganda 

September 1942, 3 pp.

493391 Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Report on conditions 

in China; included is information on impressing women for labor 

September 1942, 5 pp.

493476 Commerce Department. Japanese monetary arrangement in Southeast 

Asia September 1942

493598 Office of Strategic Services. Interview regarding conditions in 

China; included is information on treatment of Americans, Japanese 

propaganda Sept. 1942, 6 pp.

493815 Office of Strategic Services. Interview on conditions in Hong Kong, 

China; included is information treatment of Americans, puppet 

government September 1942, 7 pp.

494225 Foreign Service. Report on economic conditions in occupied China 

August 1942, 45 pp.

495973 Office of Strategic Services. Interview regarding conditions in China 

September 1942, 1 p.

495974 Office of Strategic Services Interview Report. Includes information at 

Peiping, China since Japanese occupation; also included is information 

on Tientsin, China and the Kailan mines September 1942, 3 pp.

495979 Office of Strategic Services. Interview regarding Japanese treatment of 

foreigners in occupied China September 1942

496470 Division of Monetary Research, Department of the Treasury. Report on 

Japanese occupation of Hong Kong, China September 1942, 5 pp.

497149 Office of Strategic Services. Report on economic, financial, and political conditions in Malaya and Thailand since Japanese occupation Oct. 1942, 17 pp.

497211 Director of Naval Service, Ottawa, Canada. Report of interviews with 

repatriates from the Orient (on the Gripsholm) on conditions in the Far 

East September 14, 1942, 42 pp.

Records of the Economic Intelligence Division — Entry 500B: Numbered Subject Files
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 320

File Subject

497288 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Report on value of Burma to Japan 

October 1942

497289 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Report on economic value of the 

Philippine Islands to Japan October 1942

497289 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Report on value of Malay to Japan 

October 1942

497290 British Ministry of Economic Warfare. Report on economic value of IndoChina and Thailand to Japan October 1942

Indexes to the Numbered Subject Files 

Index by Country (0169-A1-500AO) 

Boxes 1-323 location: 570/58/22/01 

Box Subject

63-64 Burma location: 570/58/24/02

78-88 China location: 570/58/24/06

179-181 Indo-China location: 570/58/28/03

191-205 Japan location: 570/58/28/06

205-208 Japanese Empire 570/58/29/03

240-241 Oceania Japanese location: 570/58/30/04

250-251 Philippines location: 570/58/30/07

264 Singapore location: 570/58/31/03

265-266 South Pacific Area location: 570/58/31/06

285-287 Thailand location: 570/58/32/03 

Index by City (0169-A1-500A1) 

Boxes 324-378 location: 570/58/33/04 

Index by Subject (0169-A1-500A2) 

Boxes 379-420 location: 570/58/35/04 

Box Subject

379 Blockade location: 570/58/35/04

379-381 Captured enemy equipment location: 570/58/35/04

381-383 Censorship location: 570/58/35/05

383-385 Civil affair location: 570/58/35/05

397-398 Gripshom Interviews location: 570/59/01/02

398-403 Interviews location: 570/59/01/02

403-405 Japanese firms location: 570/59/01/03

Index by Recipient (0169-A1-500A3) 

Boxes 421-425 location: 570/59/2/01 

Index by Foreign Government (0169-A1-500A4) 

Boxes 426-433 location: 570/59/2/02 

Indexes to Numbered Subject Files — Entry 500A4: Index by Foreign Government
RG 169. Records of the Foreign Economic Administration 321

Index by Name of Organization (U.S. Government Agency) (0169-A1-500A5) 

Boxes 434-470 location: 570/59/2/04 

Box Organization

434-437 Board of Economic Warfare location: 570/59/2/04 

438-439 Commerce Department location: 570/59/2/05 

439-441 Federal Bureau of Investigation location: 570/59/2/05 

443-445 Intelligence Missions location: 570/59/2/06 

445-447 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) location: 570/59/2/07 

447-448 Justice Department location: 570/59/2/07 

449-451 Navy location: 570/59/3/01 

451-457 Office of Strategic Services location: 570/59/3/01 

457-459 Office of War Information location: 570/59/3/03 

460-462 Organizations of Liberated Areas location: 570/59/3/03 

463 Securities and Exchange Commission location: 570/59/3/04 

464-470 War Department location: 570/59/3/04 

Index by Allied Organization (0169-A1-500A6) 

Boxes 471-474 location: 570/59/3/07 

Index: Major Hart’s File (0169-A1-500A7) 

Box 475 location: 570/59/3/07 

Index: Pulleston’s File (0169-A1-500A8) 

Box 476 location: 570/59/3/07

Indexes to Numbered Subject Files — Entry 500A8: Index, Pulleston’s File
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 322

Records of the Chemical Warfare Service

Record Group 175

The Chemical Warfare Service, which dated from 1918, was responsible during World War 

II for the qualitative development, quantity procurement, distribution, and maintenance 

of various categories of material and equipment, including chemical mortars and flame 

throwers; smoke fillings; smoke pots and smoke generators (for smoke screens); gas 

masks, protective ointments, decontamination equipment, and other items for defensive gas 

warfare; gas-filled munitions, toxic gases, and accessory equipment for possible offensive 

operations by air and ground forces; incendiary bombs; and bacteriological warfare agents 

and defensive materials and techniques. In addition, the Chemical Warfare Service was 

responsible for training chemical warfare combat and service troops for employment by 

ground and air forces of the army, organizing and training chemical warfare troop units, 

training civilian-defense instructors, and training others in chemical warfare weapons and 

techniques.

As one of the Technical Services of the army, the Chemical Warfare Service was responsible 

from 1939 to 1942 to the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army and after March 1942 to the 

Commanding General of the Services of Supply (later the Army Service Forces).

Collectively the Chemical Warfare Service comprised the following groups of organizational 

units: Office of the Chief, Chemical Warfare Service in Washington; various field agencies 

in the continental United States supervised by the Office of the Chief; the chemical warfare 

sections of army tactical and service commands in the continental United States and 

overseas; and the many chemical warfare troop units. In August 1946 the Service was 

renamed the Chemical Corps.

Office of the Chief, Chemical Warfare Service

The Office of the Chief, Chemical Warfare Service, served as the staff agency for advising 

the Chief of Staff, the Secretary of War, the Assistant Secretary (later Under Secretary) of 

War, and Headquarters Army Service Forces on the development, production, distribution, 

and employment of chemical warfare material and equipment, on chemical warfare 

personnel, training, and troop units, and on war plans and related problems. It also 

supervised field agencies of the Service in the United States. It was represented on some 

committees, including the United States Biological Warfare Committee, the United States 

Chemical Warfare Committee (of the Joint Chiefs of Staff), and the Combined Chemical 

Warfare Committee (of the Combined Chiefs of Staff). The last two committees, under 

Chemical Warfare Service chairmanship and in cooperation with the British Commonwealth’s 

Interservice Committee on Chemical Warfare conducted an interallied procurement and 

supply program to maintain a state of readiness for gas warfare, prepared plans for gas 

warfare for possible retaliatory use by the U.S., British, and Canadian forces against the 

enemy, and exchanged intelligence on equipment and techniques.

The wartime Chiefs of the Chemical Warfare Service were Maj. Gen. Walter C. Baker, until 

April 1941, and Maj. Gen. William N. Porter, May 1941-November 1945.

Office of the Chief, Chemical Warfare Service
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 323

Correspondence of and about the Chemical Warfare Service was filed in the central records 

of the War Department, in the Adjutant General’s Office under Decimal 020 Chemical 

Warfare Service, 1943-1945, 029 Chemical Warfare Service, 1940-1943, and 321 Chemical 

Warfare Service 1941-1945. More records can be found under Decimal 334, filed by the 

names of the three aforementioned interagency committees mentioned above, 1942-1945.

General Correspondence Subject Series 1942-1945 (0175-NM-39-2A)

Boxes 1-14 location: 290/3/14/04

Box Decimal/Subject

9 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 290/3/14/05

9 386.3 Captured Equipment location: 290/3/14/05

13 470.6 Chemical Warfare location: 290/3/14/05

Miscellaneous Series 1942-1945 (0175-NM-39-2B)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 15-65 location: 290/3/14/06.

Box Decimal/Subject

15 381: South Pacific Area

15 381: South Pacific Area

15 400.12: Southwest Pacific Area

15 471.3: Central Pacific Area 1944

15 471.3: South Pacific Area 1944

17 312: USAF Far East

17 319.1: Army Corps (XIV)

17 319.1: USAF South Pacific

17 322: USAF Far East

17 461: Army Ground Forces (1943 and 1944)

17 470.6: USAF Far East

17 470.6: USAF South Pacific

17 470.7: Army Ground Forces

17 470.71: Army Ground Forces

17 470.72: Army Ground Forces

17 470.72: USAF Far East

17 471.3: USAF Far East

17 471.6: USAF Far East

17 635: USAF Central Pacific

17 730: USAF Far East

18 020: Chemical Warfare Board

18 200.6: Chemical Warfare Board

18 210.1: Chemical Warfare Board

18 310.1: Chemical Warfare Board

18 310.1: Chemical Warfare Board

18 310: Chemical Warfare Board

18 319.1: Army Ground Force Board

18 321: Chemical Warfare Board

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RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 324

Box Decimal/Subject

18 334: Army Air Force Board (Report)

18 334: Chemical Warfare Board

18 334: Chemical Warfare Board (Notes for Discussion of Chemical Warfare Board 

Progress)

18 334: Cml C Advisory Board 1945

18 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (110-299)

18 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (1945)

18 407.72: Army Ground Forces

18 470.72: Army Ground Forces

18 660.2: Army Ground Forces

19 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (300-350)

19 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (501 thru 549) 1944

20 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (Projects-1942) and Misc.

20 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (550 thru-1944)

20 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (Proj. 651-745)

20-37 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board (Projects arranged numerically 173-738)

38 000.7: Chemical Warfare Service

38 000.93: Chemical Warfare Service 1944

38 001: Chemical Warfare Service

38 004: Chemical Warfare Service

38 020: Chemical Warfare Service

38 020: Chemical Warfare Service

38 020: Chemical Warfare Service

38 060: Chemical Warfare Service

38 121.6: Chemical Warfare Service 1946

38 140: Chemical Warfare Service

38 141.8: Chemical Warfare Service

38 161: Chemical Warfare Service

38 161: Chemical Warfare Service 1944

38 200: Chemical Warfare Service 1944

39 141.8: War Department Manpower Board

39 141.8: War Department Manpower Board

39 201.22: British Ministry of Supply Mission 1945

39 201.22: British Ministry of Supply Mission 1945

39 310: War Department Manpower Board

39 310: War Department Manpower Board

39 312: British Ministry of Supply Mission

39 312: British Ministry of Supply Mission

39 319.1: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 319.1: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 319.1: Wallington Board 1945

39 319.1: Wallington Board 1945

39 320.2: British Army Staff

39 320.2: British Army Staff

39 381: British Army Staff

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RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 325

Box Decimal/Subject

39 381: British Army Staff

39 400.1141: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 400.1141: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 422: Chemical Warfare Board

39 422: Chemical Warfare Board

39 423: Chemical Warfare Board

39 423: Chemical Warfare Board

39 461: Bureau of Public Relations

39 461: Chemical Warfare Board

39 461: Chemical Warfare Board

39 470.6: British Army Staff

39 470.6: British Army Staff

39 470.6: Chemical Warfare Board

39 470.6: Chemical Warfare Board

39 470.7: Chemical Warfare Board

39 470.7: Chemical Warfare Board

39 470.72: Chemical Warfare Board

39 470.72: Chemical Warfare Board

39 470.721: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 470.721: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 471.3: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 471.3: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

39 471.3: Chemical Warfare Board

39 471.3: Chemical Warfare Board

39 471.3: Chemical Warfare Board 1944

39 471.3: Chemical Warfare Board 1944

39 471.6: British Air Commission

39 471.6: British Air Commission

39 472.4: Chemical Warfare Board

39 472.4: Chemical Warfare Board

39 472.4: Chemical Warfare Board

39 472.4: Chemical Warfare Board

39 600.1: Chemical Warfare Board

39 600.1: Chemical Warfare Board

39 600.1: Chemical Warfare Board

39 600.1: Chemical Warfare Board

39 710: Chemical Warfare Board

39 710: Chemical Warfare Board

40 200.5: Chemical Warfare Service

40 200: Chemical Warfare Service

40 200: Chemical Warfare Service

40 200: Chemical Warfare Service (Personnel Survey - Study - 1943)

40 201.61: Chemical Warfare Service

40 210.3: Chemical Warfare Service (May)

40 211: Chemical Warfare Service

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Box Decimal/Subject

40 220.3: Chemical Warfare Service

40 230: Chemical Warfare Service

40 248: Chemical Warfare Service

40 291.2: Chemical Warfare Service

40 300.4: Chemical Warfare Service (Revisions of Office Regulations)

40 300.4: Chemical Warfare Service 1944

40 300.5: Chemical Warfare Service

40 310: Chemical Warfare Service

40 310: Chemical Warfare Service

40 310: Chemical Warfare Service

42 310.1: Chemical Warfare Service

42 310.1: Chemical Warfare Service

42 310.1: Chemical Warfare Service

42 310.1: Chemical Warfare Service

42 310.2: Chemical Warfare Service

42 310.2: Chemical Warfare Service

42 310.2: Chemical Warfare Service (Move to Munitions Bldg. - June — Nov. 1942)

42 311.1: Chemical Warfare Service

42 311.1: Chemical Warfare Service

42 311.3: Chemical Warfare Service

42 312: Chemical Warfare Service

42 315: Chemical Warfare Service

42 315: Chemical Warfare Service

43 319.1: Chemical Corps

43 319.1: Chemical Warfare Service

43 319.1: Chemical Warfare Service (Report of Travel of Col. Drennon)

43 319.1: Chemical Warfare Service 1944

43 323.3: Chemical Warfare Service

43 323.3: Chemical Warfare Service (Establishment of Supply Unit in P.D.s & 

Arsenals)

43 333: Chemical Warfare Service

43 Report on Trip of Brig. General A.H. Waitt and Lt. Col. J.K. Javitsto POA and 

SWPA - 24 Sept. 1944 - 21 Nov. 1944 (Rpt. dated 15-Dec.-1944)

44 334: Chemical Warfare Service

44 334: Chemical Warfare Service

44 334: Chemical Warfare Service 1944

44 337: Chemical Warfare Service

44 337: Chemical Warfare Service

44 337: Chemical Warfare Service

44 337: Chemical Warfare Service. 1942

44 353: Chemical Warfare Service

44 370.01: Chemical Warfare Service

44 400. Chemical Warfare Service

44 400.1141: Chemical Warfare Service (196-131-150 D)

44 400.12: Chemical Warfare Service 1944

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RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 327

Box Decimal/Subject

44 400.7: Chemical Warfare Service

44 413.77: Chemical Warfare Service

44 421: Chemical Warfare Service

44 422: Chemical Warfare Service

44 423: Chemical Warfare Service

44 457: Chemical Warfare Service 1943

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Bulletin)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Bulletin)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service Bulletin (1944)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service Bulletin (1945)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Intelligence Bulletin)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Intelligence Bulletin)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Intelligence Bulletin)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Report of Trip of Col. Perkins to India & SW 

Pacific Area)

45 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Report of Trip of Col. Perkins to India & SW 

Pacific Area)

45 461: Intelligence Bulletin & Correspondence 1944

45 461: Intelligence Bulletin & Correspondence 1944

46 461: Chemical Warfare Service

46 461: Chemical Warfare Service Intelligence Bulletin (1945)

46 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Technical Bulletins)

46 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Technical Bulletin)

46 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Technical Bulletin)

46 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Weekly Bulletin)

46 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Weekly Bulletin)

48 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Ind. Div. Circular)

48 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Chemical Warfare Service Inspection Manual)

48 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Proposed Jungle Assault Co.)

48 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Gas Mask Report)

48 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Organization Charts & Index Function)

48 461: Chemical Warfare Service

49 461: Chemical Warfare Service (Report of Chemical Warfare Service Conference)

51 470.6: Chemical Warfare Service

51 471.3: Chemical Warfare Service

51 600.1: Chemical Warfare Service – 1945

51 680.2: Chemical Warfare Service

52 001: Chinese Supply Commission

52 315: National Defense Research Committee

52 319.1: Chemical Warfare Committee

52 334: Advisory Committee on Chemical Warfare Material

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Box Decimal/Subject

52 334: Inter Service Comm. on Chemical Warfare

52 334: National Defense Research Committee

52 334: U.S. Canadian Advisory Committee

52 334: U.S. Canadian Technical Committee

52 334: U.S. Civ. Committee

52 337: Steering Committee 1944

52 381: Central Pacific Base Command

52 400: U.S. Chemical Warfare Committee

52 422: Alaskan Defense Command

52 461: Alaskan Defense Command

52 461: National Defense Research Committee

52 471.3: Northern Combat Area Command 1944

52 471.8: Chinese Supplies Commission

53 121.2: National Defense Research Council 1943

53 337: National Research Council

53 470.6: Japan

53 470.71: Japan

54 000.4: Alaskan Department

54 001: Hawaiian Department

54 210: General Staff

54 319.1: Hawaiian Department

54 320.2: General Staff

54 321: General Staff

54 333: General Staff

54 337: General Staff

54 350.05: Alaskan Department

54 353: Alaskan Department

54 470.6: General Staff

54 470.6: Hawaiian Department

54 470.71: Hawaiian Department

54 580: Hawaiian Department

54 635: Alaskan Department

54 635: Alaskan Dept.

55 012: Judge Advocate General

55 072: Judge Advocate General

55 141.81: Navy Department

55 200.5: New York (Brooklyn)

55 310.2: Navy

55 319.1: Military Intelligence Service

55 323.3: Medical Dept. Research Laboratory

55 350.05: Military Intelligence Service

55 352: National Academy of Sciences

55 400.112: Navy Department

55 400.12: Judge Advocate General 1943

55 400.12: Navy Dept.

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Box Decimal/Subject

55 470.2: Judge Advocate General

55 470.6: Biological Laboratories

55 470.6: Military Intelligence Service

55 470.71: General Staff

55 471.6: General Staff

55 471: General Staff

55 680.2: General Staff

56 060: Ordnance

56 300.7: Ordnance

56 315: Ordnance 1944

56 400.112: Chemical Warfare Amphibious Project

56 400.112: Gold Hill Arsenic Project

56 400.112: Project Coordination Staff

56 400.112: Sphinx Project

56 400.1141: Ordnance

56 400.24: Ordnance

56 413.74: Ordnance

56 471.3: Ordnance

56 471: Ordnance

57 001: Chemical Warfare School

57 200.5: Chemical Warfare School

57 210.12: Chemical Warfare Service School

57 210: Chemical Warfare School

57 220.3: Chemical Warfare School

57 220.6: Chemical Warfare School

57 300.5: Chemical Warfare School

57 300.6: Chemical Warfare School

57 320.3: Chemical Warfare School

57 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Basic Course 1944)

57 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Chemical Warfare Combat & Service Course)

57 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Misc. July thru 1944)

57 352.11: Chemical Warfare Service School

57 352: Chemical Warfare School (1944)

57 470.72: Provost Marshal General

58 333: Officers Candidate School

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare Officers Candidate School (Misc.)

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare School

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Conference Course)

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Flame Thrower Course) (Jan. thru June 1945)

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Instructors Training Course)

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Laboratory Course)

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Navy Damage Control)

58 352.11: Chemical Warfare School (Refresher Course)

58 353: Chemical Warfare School

58 354.2: Chemical Warfare School

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Box Decimal/Subject

58 461: Chemical Warfare Service Officer Candidate School

58 470.6: Chemical Warfare School

58 470.6: Chemical Warfare School 1943

58 470.71: Chemical Warfare School

58 471.3: Chemical Warfare School 1945

58 471.8: Chemical Warfare School 1944

58 472.4: Chemical Warfare School

58 486.4: Chemical Warfare School 1943

58 600.1: Chemical Warfare School

58 600.1: Chemical Warfare School 1943

58 601: Chemical Warfare School

58 601: Chemical Warfare School 1943

59 060: Surgeon General

59 062.1: Burma India Theater

59 070: Office of Scientific Research & Div.

59 072: Office of Strategic Services

59 220: Surgeon General

59 230: Secretary of War

59 319.1: Surgeon General

59 321: Secretary of War

59 333: Secretary of the Army 1945

59 337: Surgeon General

59 353: Stamford Defense Council

59 353: Surgeon General

59 422: Surgeon General

59 444: Surgeon General

59 461: Surgeon General

59 470.6: Surgeon General

59 704: Surgeon General

59 705: Surgeon General

59 710: Office Scientific Research & Div.

59 710: Surgeon General

59 720: Surgeon General

59 729.3: Surgeon General

60 310.1: China, Burma, India Theater

60 310: China, Burma, India Theater

60 319.1: China, Burma, India Theater

60 319.1: U.S.A.F. China Theater

60 333: China Theater

60 381: China, Burma, India Theater

60 400: China, Burma, India Theater

60 471.3: China T/O 1945

60 471.3: China, Burma, India Theater

60 471.6: China, Burma, India Theater

61 381: India-Burma Theater

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 2B: Miscellaneous Series, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 331

Box Decimal/Subject

61 400: U.S.A.F. in India-Burma

61 451: U.S.A.F. India Burma Theater

61 461: India-Burma Theater

61 470.71: Middle Pacific Theater

61 471.3: U.S.A.A.F. India Burma Theater

61 471.3: U.S.A.F. India Burma Theater

62 000.4: Chemical Warfare Service Units

62 060: Chemical Warfare Service Units

62 319.1: Pacific Theater

62 319.1: Pacific Theater

62 319.1: Pacific Theater of Operations

62 451: Western Pacific Theater

62 470.6: Pacific Theater of Operations

62 470.6: Transportation Corps

62 470.6: Western Pacific Theater

62 470.71: Chief of Transportation

62 470.71: Pacific Theater of Operations

62 470.72: Pacific Theater of Operations

62 660.2: Pacific Theater of Operations

62 660.2: Western Pacific Theater

62 680.2: Southwest Pacific Theater

63 319.1: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 320.2: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 320.2: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 322: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 333: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 353: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 370.5: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 421: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 461: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 463: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 470.6: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 470.6: Chemical Warfare Service Units

63 470.6: Chemical Warfare Service Units

64 319.1: Infantry Units

64 352: Columbia University (1944)

64 352: M.I.T. (September-November 1944)

64 353: Infantry Units

64 470.6: Infantry Units

64 470.7: Chemical Warfare Service Units

64 470.71: Engineer Units

64 470.71: Infantry Units

64 472.4: Chemical Warfare Service Units

64 472.4: Infantry Units 1945

64 635: Chemical Warfare Service Units

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 2B: Miscellaneous Series, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 332

Box Decimal/Subject

64 680.2: Chemical Warfare Service Units

65 352: Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1945

65 352: Rochester University 1943

65 352: University of Virginia

65 352.11: University of Wash.

65 352: M.I.T. (May 1945)

65 352: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (August 1945)

Security Classified Correspondence (Subject Series) 1942-1945 (0175-NM-39- 4A)

Boxes 133-163, and Box 140A location: 290/3/15/06

Box Decimal/Subject

147 385 Chemical Warfare location: 290/3/16/01

147-148 386.3 Captured Equipment location: 290/3/16/01

154-157 470.6 Chemical Warfare location: 290/3/16/02

158 470.8 Chemical Warfare equipment location: 290/3/16/03

Security Classified Correspondence Miscellaneous 1942-1945 (0175-NM-39-4B)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 164-178 location: 290/3/16/04.

Box Decimal/Subject

164 062: Amphibious Training Command

164 210: A.P.O.

164 319.1: Amphibious Forces

164 319.1: Amphibious Training Command

164 470.6: Air Force

164 470.6: Amphibian Force

164 470.71: A.P.O. 501

164 470.72: Air Force Service Command

164 470.8: Air Force

164 471.6: A.P.O.

164 472.4: APO 501

164 475: A.P.O.

164 475: A.P.O. 252

165 004: Army Service Forces

165 161: Army Service Force

165 200: Army Service Forces

165 210: A.S.F.

165 220: Army Service Force

165 248.8: Army Service Forces

165 300.4: Army Service Forces

165 311.5: A.S.F.

165 319.1: Army Service Forces

165 323.3: ASF

165 324: Army Service Forces

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 4B: Security Classified Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 333

Box Decimal/Subject

165 334.8: Army Service Forces

165 350.05: Army Service Forces

165 370.01: Army Service Forces

165 400.112: Army Ground Forces

165 413.53: Army Ground Force

165 461: Army Ground Forces

165 463: Army Air Forces

165 470.6: Army Air Force

165 470.6: Army Post Office

165 470.71: Army Ground Forces

165 470.72: Army Air Force

166 381: A.S.F.

166 385: Army Service Force

166 400: Army Service Force

166 400.112: Army Service Force

166 413.53: Army Service Force

166 422: Army Service Forces

166 423: Army Service Forces

166 428: Army Service Forces

166 452.1: Army Service Forces

166 457: Army Service Force

166 461: Army Service Forces

166 463: Army Service Force

166 463.7: Army Service Forces

166 470.1: A.S.F.

166 470.7: Army Services Forces

166 470.71: Army Service Forces

166 470.72: Army Service Forces

166 470.8: Army Service Force

166 471.6: Army Service Forces

167 320.2: Asiatic Theater

167 470.6: Bomber Command

167 470.8: British Air Commission

167 471.6: Army Service Forces

167 471.6: British Air Commission

167 471.8: Army Service Forces

167 471.83: Army Service Forces

167 471.94: Army Service Forces

167 471: Army Service Forces

167 472.4: Army Service Forces

167 475: Army Service Forces

167 560: Army Service Force

167 679: Army Service Forces

167 680.2: Army Service Forces

167 710: Army Service Forces

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 4B: Security Classified Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 334

Box Decimal/Subject

168 061.03: British Central Scientific Office

168 311.1: British Army Staff

168 319.1: British Army Staff

168 334.8: British Army Staff

168 400.112: British Central Scientific Office

168 400.112: California Institute of Tech.

168 412.5: British Petroleum Warfare Dept.

168 422.3: British Commonwealth Scientific Office

168 470.6: B.C.S.O.

168 470.6: British Army Staff

168 470.6: British Central Scientific Office

168 470.71: British Army Staff

168 470.71: British Embassy

168 470.72: B.C.S.O.

168 471.1: British Army Staff 422: British Central Scientific Office

168 471.3: British Central Scientific Office

168 471.6: British Army Staff

168 471.6: British Central Scientific Office

168 471.94: British Army Staff

168 471.94: California Institute of Tech.

168 475: British Army Staff

168 710: British Central Scientific Office

169 314.7: Chemical Battalion

169 319.1: Central Pacific Area

169 319.1: Chemical Battalion

169 319.1: Chemical Company

169 320.2: Chemical Battalion

169 320.2: Chemical Companies

169 320.3: Chemical Depot Co.

169 321: Central Pacific Area

169 400.112: Central Pacific Area

169 400.112: Chemical Laboratory Co.

169 400: Central Pacific Area

169 413.6: Chemical Laboratory Co.

169 422: Central Pacific Area

169 428: Chemical Laboratory Co.

169 470.6: Chemical Lab. Company

169 470.71: Central Pacific Area

169 470.721: Central Testing Laboratory

169 470.721: Chemical Laboratory Co.

169 471.82: Chemical Laboratory Co.

169 472.4: Central Pacific Area

170 210: Chemical Warfare Service

170 311.5: Chemical Warfare Service

170 320.2: Chemical Mortar Units

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 4B: Security Classified Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 335

Box Decimal/Subject

170 320.2: Chemical Warfare Service

170 334.8: Chemical Warfare Service

170 337: Chemical Warfare Service

170 352.11: Chemical Corps School

170 381.3: Chemical Warfare Service

170 400.112: Chemical Warfare Board

170 461: Chemical Warfare Service

170 470.6: Cml. Mortar Bn.

170 471.6: Chemical Warfare Committee

170 472.4: Chemical Warfare Board

170 475: Chemical Warfare Service

170 710: Chemical Warfare Service

171 428: Dugway Proving Gd. Mobile Unit

171 470.6: Corps

171 471: Corps

172 319.1: Heavy Mortar Regiment

172 319.1: Iwo Jima Operation

172 337: General Policy Board

172 470.6: General Staff

172 470.6: Honolulu Harbor

172 472.4: 90th Inf. Div.

173 319.1: Marine Corps

173 319.1: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

173 334.8: M.I.T.

173 337: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

173 350.05: Joint Target Group

173 350.05: Marine Corps

173 400.112: Marine Corps

173 400.112: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

173 400.1141: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

173 411.6: Mass. Institute of Technology

173 422: Marine Corps

173 470.72: Marine Corps

173 471.6: Marine Corps

173 471.94: Marine Corps

174 322: Medical Gas Treatment Battalion

174 413.6: M.I.T.

174 414.4: M.I.T.

174 422: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

174 428: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

174 461: Mass. Institute of Tech.

174 463.7: M.I.T.

174 470.6: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

174 470.71: Mass. Institute of Technology

174 470.72: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 4B: Security Classified Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 336

Box Decimal/Subject

174 470.721: Mass. Institute of Technology

174 680.2: Massachusetts Institute of Tech.

175 072: National Defense Research Committee

175 120: National Defense Research Committee

175 319.1: National Defense Research Committee

175 320.2: Mobile Chemical Warfare Informational Unit

175 334.8: National Academy of Science

175 334.8: National Defense Research Committee

175 337: National Defense Research Committee

175 422: National Defense Research Committee

175 428: National Defense Research Committee

175 461: National Defense Research Com.

175 470.6: National Defense Research Committee

176 000.91: Navy

176 319.1: National Research Council

176 319.1: Navy

176 319.1: Ordnance

176 337: Navy Department

176 352.11: Navy Dept.

176 386.3: Naval Research Lab.

176 400.112: Navy Department

176 400.161: Chief of Ordnance

176 422: Naval Research Lab.

176 422: Navy Dept.

176 461: National Research Council

176 470.6: Naval Research Laboratory

176 470.6: Navy Dept.

176 470.6: Ordnance

176 470.71: National Defense Research Committee

176 470.71: Navy Department

176 470.8: Ordnance

176 471.2: National Defense Research Committee

176 471.82: Ordnance

176 471.94: Ordnance

176 471: Navy

176 471: Ordnance

176 472.4: Navy Department

176 472.4: Ordnance

176 475: Ordnance

176 680.2: National Defense Research Committee

176 680.2: Naval Research Lab.

176 710: National Defense Research Committee

177 000.72: Pacific Area

177 161: Office, Scientific Research & Development 

177 319.1: Office, Scientific Research & Development

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 4B: Security Classified Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 337

Box Decimal/Subject

177 319.1: Pacific

177 319.1: Pacific Area

177 319.1: San Jose Project

177 319.1: South Pacific Area

177 320.2: Pacific Theater

177 381: Pacific

177 381: San Jose Project

177 400: Overseas

177 422: Office, Scientific Research & Development 

177 422: Pacific

177 470.6: Office, Scientific Research & Development 

177 470.6: Overseas Theaters

177 470.6: Pacific

177 470.71: Pacific

177 470.71: Pacific Ocean Area

177 471.6: Pacific Ocean Area

177 471.6: San Jose Project

177 471: Overseas

178 200: Under Secretary of War

178 319.1: Southwest Pacific Area

178 319.1: USS Franklin

178 320.2: Units

178 334.8: Surgeon General

178 381: Western Defense Command

178 400: South Pacific Area

178 422: Surgeon General

178 470.6: Southwest Pacific Area

178 470.7: South Pacific Base Command

178 471.6: South Pacific Area

178 471.6: Western Task Force

178 471: South Pacific Area

178 471: South West Pacific Area

178 475: Units

178 500: SS Caritas I

178 679: South Pacific Theater

178 679: Southwest Pacific Area

178 680.2: Southwest Pacific Area

178 704: Surgeon General

178 710: Southwest Pacific Area

178 710: Surgeon General

178 730: Surgeon General

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 4B: Security Classified Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 175. Records of the Chemical Warfare Service 338

Security Classified Station Series 1942-1945 (0175-NM-39-4C)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 164-178 location: 290/3/16/04.

Boxes 179-183 location: 290/3/16/06

Box Decimal/Title

179 062: Australia

179 319.1: Australia

179 319.1: Australia

179 472.4: Australia

179 680.2: Asia

180 004: Dugway Proving Grounds

180 004: Edgewood Arsenal

180 210.31: China, Burma, India

180 311: Edgewood Arsenal

180 319.1: England

180 324: Dugway Proving Grounds

180 370.01: Dugway Proving Grounds

180 381: Dugway Proving Grounds

180 400.112: Dugway Proving Grounds

180 400.34: China

180 452.26: China, Burma, India

180 600.12: Dugway Proving Grounds

180 600.12: Edgewood Arsenal

180 679: Edgewood Arsenal

180 679: Ogden ASF Depot

180 680.2: China, Burma, India

180 710: Edgewood Arsenal

180 Chemical Warfare Intelligence Summary

181 350.05: Japan

181 385.2: Japan

181 470.6: India

181 470.6: Japan

181 660: Japan

Records of Committees 1942-1945 (0175-NM-39-4N)

Boxes 169-199 location: 290/3/28/02

Historian’s Background Files 1922-1946 (0175-A1-6)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-14 location: 290/D/33/01.

Chief of the Chemical Warfare Service — Entry 6: Historian’s Background Files, 1922-1946
RG 200. National Archives Gift Collection Records 339

National Archives Gift Collection Records

Record Group 200

This record group includes gifts of personal papers, historical manuscripts, and other 

materials donated to NARA. Although these materials are not official records of the U.S. 

government, the National Archives Act of June 18, 1934 authorized their acceptance as 

gifts if they related to and illustrated historical activities of the United States. The Federal 

Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended (44 U.S.C. 2107 (2)), which 

superseded the 1934 act, authorized the acceptance from private sources of such gifts 

that are appropriate for preservation by the government as evidence of its organization, 

functions, policies, decisions, procedures, and transactions.

Papers of General (Richard K. Sutherland), GHQ, Southwest Pacific Area 1942-

1945 (0200-A1-19810)

Gen. Sutherland (1893-1966) acted as Chief of Staff to Gen. Douglas MacArthur 

(Commander in Chief, Southwest Pacific Area) from 1939 to 1945. Boxes 1-71 location: 

130/75/43/06.

General Charles A. Willoughby “Personal Official Office” 1941-1950 

(0200-UD-23310)

Gen. Willoughby served as Gen. MacArthur’s Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2. Boxes 1-136 

location: 130/76/3/06.

Entry 23310: General Charles Willoughby “Personal Office File,” 1941-1950
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 340

Records of the Office of War Information

Record Group 208

The Office of War Information (OWI) was established by an executive order of June 

13, 1942, “in recognition of the right of the American people and of all other peoples 

opposing the Axis oppressors to be truthfully informed about the common war effort.” 

To achieve a coordinated governmental war information program, both foreign and 

domestic, the functions and records of the Office of Facts and Figures and of the Office of 

Government Reports and the coordinating functions of the Division of Information in the 

Office for Emergency Management were transferred to the OWI. The Foreign Intelligence 

Service, Outpost, Publication, and Pictorial Branches of the Office of the Coordinator of 

Information were also transferred to the OWI. The executive order provided, however, 

that dissemination of information to the Latin American countries should be continued by 

the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs. The OWI was terminated, effective 

September 15, 1945, by an executive order of August 31, 1945. 

Records of the Historian

Area File 1943-1945 (0208-NC-148-6C)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Box No. 3 contains information on the Far 

East. Boxes 1-3 location: 350/71/14/04.

Psychological Warfare Branch Weekly and Monthly Reports 1944-1945 

(0208-NC-148-6F)

Boxes 1-2 location: 350/71/14/07

Historian’s Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch 1942-1945 

(0208-NC-148-6G) 

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-11 location: 350/71/14/07.

Draft Historical Reports 1941-1948 (0208-NC-148-6H)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-5 location: 35071/16/03.

China-Burma-India Theater, 1942-1945 (0208-NC-148-6I)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-6 location: 350/71/16/04.

Outpost Records 1942-1946 (0208-NC-148-6J)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-16 location: 350/71/16/06.

Box Subject

6-7 China 1944-1945

9-10 India 1943-1945

13-16 New Delhi Outpost Reports Nos. 1-434

Records of the Historian — Entry 6J: Outpost Records, 1942-1946
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 341

Records of the Overseas Operations Branch 

Office of the Director of Overseas Operations

The Overseas Operations Branch, established June 1942, succeeded to the functions of the 

Foreign Information Service of the Office of the Coordination of Information. It planned 

and carried out the wartime propaganda activities of the federal government in all countries 

except those of Latin America. The branch established outposts in more than 20 neutral and 

Allied nations, and in areas where it had no representatives it provided State Department 

missions with informational materials for distribution. 

Records of the Office of Policy Coordination 

The Office of Policy Coordination, established September 16, 1944, succeeded to 

the functions of the former Chief of Liaison. It was responsible for all liaisons with 

U.S. government agencies and other governments on matters of propaganda policy 

and intelligence. On behalf of the deputy directors, it drafted the weekly Overseas 

Central Directive and performed related functions such as the coordination, clearance, 

interpretation, and issuance of directives for the deputies, the Review Board, and the San 

Francisco and New York offices. 

Area Policy File 1943-January 1946 (0208-NC-148-358) 

Interoffice correspondence, cables, memorandums, and reports pertaining to the OWI 

information policy for various foreign countries. A detailed box and folder title list is 

available. Boxes 106-112 location: 350/73/24/02. 

Box Subject

106 Asia

106 China

107 Far East

108 French Indo-China

109 India

110 Japan (includes treatment of Emperor, prisoners of war, atrocities)

111 Korea

111 Malaya

111 Netherlands East Indies

111 Pacific

111 Philippines

Policy Subject File 1942-January 1946 (0208-NC-148-359) 

Cables and memorandums exchanged by the Policy Coordinator with the New York and San 

Francisco Control Offices, outposts, and other units regarding policy guidance. Also included 

are directives concerning the release or treatment of such news subjects as neutrals. In 

addition the series includes reports from outposts on their operations and intelligence 

materials. A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 113-117 and 817-833 

location: 350/73/24/03. 

Records of the Overseas Operations Branch, Office of Policy Coordination — Entry 359: Policy Subject File, 1942-

1946
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 342

Box Subject

113 Gripsholm

116 Prisoners of War, General

117 Unconditional Surrender

117 War Crimes-Policy

836 Prisoners of War October-November 1944

837 Supreme Allied Command, South East Asia 1943-1945

Records of the Bureau of Overseas Intelligence 

The Bureau of Overseas Intelligence was established in August 1943 to replace the Bureau 

of Research and Analysis. The bureau was responsible for the collection of intelligence 

materials, liaison with other government agencies having intelligence materials, and the 

furnishing of offices of the OWI with intelligence materials from its central intelligence files. 

It maintained current summaries of conditions in various regions of the world, furnished 

background material for use in operations, and maintained a running audit on the reliability 

of its intelligence sources. 

Records of the Central Intelligence Division 

The Central Intelligence Division, among other functions, maintained a central repository 

of intelligence material and a central repository for all foreign operational information in 

Washington, D.C.

Central Intelligence Records 1942-1945 (0208-NC-148-365) 

Intelligence materials consisting of OWI and non-OWI publications and documents. 

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 136-218 location: 350/73/27/04.

Box Subject

152-153 Dealings with the Ministry of Economic Warfare location: 350/73/25/04 

155 War Crimes location: 350/73/25/04

179-184 OWI Intelligence Digests location: 350/73/26/01 

185 “Inside the Axis” publications produced by the OWI location: 350/73/26/02 

193-206 General Intelligence Notes location: 350/73/26/04 

Research Reports April 1943-May 1945 (0208-NC-148-366)

Boxes 219-223 location: 350/73/26/07

Records of the Regional Analysis Division 

The Regional Analysis Division was established in August 1943. It classified intelligence 

materials according to the geographic area concerned and analyzed intelligence from 

the foreign media, prepared intelligence reports for policy and background, and made its 

intelligence reports and materials available to other OWI units. 

Records of the Central Intelligence Division — Entry 366: Research Reports, 1943-1945
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 343

All Regions Secret File 1943-1945 (0208-NC-148-366A)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 224-248 location: 350/73/27/01 (Boxes 

224-231 are the Far East-related records).

Box Subject

226 Burma

226-227 China

227 Hong Kong

227 India

227 Indo-China

227 Indonesia

228 Japan 3.9-S – SWPA “Japanese Violations of the Laws of War” March 19 and 

June 23, 1945

228 Japan 3.10-S – Reports from Captured Personnel and Materials Branch, 

Military Intelligence Service May to August 1945

229 Japan 3.10-S – Reports from Captured Personnel and Materials Branch, 

Military Intelligence Service July to December 1944, January to May 1945

231 Japan 10.20-S – SEAC Interrogation Reports 1944-1945

231 Korea

231 Korea

231 Malaya

231 Manchuria

231 Thailand

Axis Information File 1942-1945 (0208-NC-148-369)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 361-367 location: 350/73/29/06. 

Asiatic Information File 1942-1946 (0208-NC-148-370)

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 368-408 location: 350/73/29/07.

Box Subject

368 0.1-C – Department of State. Weekly Report on the Situation in the Far East 

January 28, 1943-February 24, 1944

368 Far East 0.1 – Report on Far East-Burma, India, and China May 26, 1943

369 2.1 – Joint Intelligence Collections Agency, China and India Burma Theaters. 

Reports January-April 1945

369 2.1 – C Economic Intelligence Bulletins February-July 1945

369 2.1 – Weekly Summaries of Economic Intelligence May-June 1945

369 3.13 – Review of Operations in Southeast Asia Command May 25, 1945

369 3.13 – Accession list containing summaries of documents bearing on the war in 

the Pacific received by PACMIRS from the European Theater 1945

369 6.20 – Religious Differences in India, Burma and the Netherlands East Indies, and 

the possible effects of contact with Shinto as a result of Japanese conquest April 

6, 1942

371 Burma 0.1 – Weekly Intelligence Report-Political Personalities in Burma 1944

374 Burma 0.2 – Japan The Burma-Japanese Pact April 21, 1943

374 Burma 1.2-C – The Programs of Japan in Burma OSS January 22, 1944

Records of the Regional Analysis Division — Entry 370: Asiatic Information File
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 344

Box Subject

374 Burma 1.3-R – The Structure of the Government of Burma October 24, 1944

374 Burma 1.19-C – Documents of the Burma Anti-Fascist League August 11, 1945

374 Burma 1.26.2-R – “First Anniversary of Burma’s Independence” July 31, 1944

374 Burma 1.26-R – Japanese Administration of Burma August 21, 1944

374 Burma 2.1-C – Burma Economy During the Japanese Occupation July 20, 1944

375 Burma 3.1 – Burma in the War (British) July 21, 1944

375 Burma 3.13.8 – Chronology of the Burmese Campaign June 13, 1944

375 Burma 3.13.8 – The Liberation of Burma (British) May 4, 1945

375 Burma 3.13.8 – Burma-Personalities-Army March 19, 1943

375 Burma 3.13-C – Results of Japan’s Conquest of Burma May 5, 1942

375 Burma 3.13 – Chronology of Burma Campaign From June 1 to August 6, 1944

375 Burma 6.18-C – Burmese Personality July 13, 1943

375 Burma 8.2.2 – Plan of Political Warfare in Burma 1944

375 Burma 10.20-C – OSS Interrogations on Moulmein (Burma) June 15, 1945

376 China 0.1 – State Department. American Embassy, Chungking, China Reports 

December 1943, February-March, October 1944, January-May, August 1945

377 China 0.1-R – State Department. American Embassy, Chungking, Messages 

Intercepted at Chungking by OWI May-June, August, October-December 1944, 

January 1945

378 China 0.1 – JICA/China Reports March-October 1945

378 China 0.1-C – Military Intelligence Reports May-June 1945

378 China 0.1 – OSS Intelligence Reports March and July 1945

378 China 0.1-C – State Department. American Embassy, Chungking, Reports 

January-December 1944

378 China 1.6-R – China Personalities 1943-1944

379 China 2.1 – Fortnightly Letters on Economic Conditions in China March 1944-

March 1945

379 China 2.1 – JICA China Branch Reports December 1944-July 1945

379 China 2.5.1 – Failure of Japan’s Economic Plans in China April 5, 1945

379 China 2.5.1 – Damage Inflicted by Japan on Occupied China-Economic December 

1944

385 China 8.25-R – A New Japanese Propaganda Policy Toward China June 7, 1945

385 China 8.5-C – Fortnightly Intelligence Reports (British) 1943-1945

385 China 10.5.2 – Chinese Opinion on the Future Status of Japan August 7, 1945

385 China 10.9 – Chinese Views on the Future Status of the Emperor of Japan July 28, 

1945

386 Hong Kong 0.1-C – Hong Kong Under Military Government (A Translation of an 

Official Japanese Publication Prepared by the Far Eastern Economic Bureau of 

Hong Kong) June 20, 1945

386 Hong Kong 1.26.2-R – Hong Kong under Japanese Occupation 1943

386 Hong Kong 1.6-R – Hong Kong Personalities n.d.

386 Hong Kong 8.5-C – Fortnightly Intelligence Reports (British) 1944-1945

386 India 0.1 – Military Intelligence Reports August-September 1945

387 India 0.1 – State Department, American Consulate General Bombay Reports 

February-July 1943 and October 4, 1945

387 India 0.1 – Office of the Personal Representative of the President of the United 

States New Delhi Reports January-June 1943

387 India 1.3-C to 1.19.6 – Military Intelligence Reports February-September 1945

Records of the Regional Analysis Division — Entry 370: Asiatic Information File
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 345

Box Subject

387 India 1.19 – India’s Extremists and the Axis (British) n.d.

388 India 3.9.3-C – Military Intelligence Reports March-August 1945

389 India 8.2.1 – Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, India-Burma Theater 1945

389 Indo-China 0.1.1-R – Chronology of Significant Events in Indochina 1937-1944

389 Indo-China 1.26.2-C – Report on Conditions in Indochina (British) 1943

389 Indo-China 2.2-R – Japanese Exploitation of Indochina July 4, 1944

389 Indo-China 3.1 – Indochina and the War February 18, 1944

389 Indo-China 8.5-C – Fortnightly Intelligence Report (British) 1943-1945

389 Indo-China 10.20 – Office of Strategic Services Interrogation on Communications 

in French Indochina 1945

390 Japan 0.1 – Japan Handbook n.d.

390 Japan 0.1 – JICA China and Burma Theaters January-February 1945

390 Japan 0.1-– C Military Intelligence Reports August 1944 and March 1945

390 Japan 0.1 – Japan Situation Report July 9-14, 1944

390 Japan 0.1-C – JIC China Burma India Intelligence Report April 5, 1944

390 Japan 0.1.1 – Japanese Slogans and Sayings (in Japanese and English) 1944

393 Japan 0.1.1 – Japanese Proverbs December 29, 1941

393 Japan 0.1.1 – Japanese Combat Manual and Excerpts from Japanese Publications

393 Japan 0.1.1 – Japanese Anniversary Dates 1943

393 Japan 0.1.1 – FCC. Speeches by Tojo and Shimada-Tokyo Radio October 26, 1943

393 Japan 0.1.1 – War Department, Civil Affairs, Guide-Japan Bibliography 1944

393 Japan 0.1.2-R – FCC. Japanese Government Offices and Organizations April 1945

393 Japan 0.9.10 – Japanese Translation Series (British) 1943-1945

393 Japan 0.8.3 – The Eta, A Persecuted Group in Japan February 27, 1942

393 Japan 0.1.1 – Japanese Quotations on Various Subjects April 26, 1943

393 Japan 0.7-R – Army Service Forces Manual Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 1944

394 Japan 1.2 – Far East, Department of State, Accomplishments in East Asia Since 

December 1941, Claimed by Japan May 29, 1943

394 Japan 1.2 – (Germany) The Anti-Comintern Pact-Japan’s First Link with the Axis 

(British) n.d.

394 Japan 1.2 (Thailand) – OSS Future of Japanese-Thai Relations March 1945

394 Japan 1.2-U.S. – The Harm Japan has Done Us (British) September 1944

394 Japan 1.3-R – Japanese Administration: National Government May 1944

394 Japan 1.3 – Japan’s IRAA (Imperial Rule Assistance Association) and Its 

Ramifications Office of Strategic Services n.d.

394 Japan 1.3 – Gonin Gumi, Brief History and Recent Development February 1944

394 Japan 1.3 – One of Japan’s Neighborhood Associations August 1943

394 Japan 1.3 – The Nature of Japanese Totalitarianism May 28, 1945

394 Japan 1.3 – The Japanese Diet: The Fiction of Representative Government 1944

394 Japan 1.3 – Constitutional Government in Japan November 6, 1944

394 Japan 1.3-C – Far East Memo-The Suzuki Cabinet (British) April 11, 1945

394 Japan 1.3/7-R – Army Service Forces Manual-Civil Affairs Handbook: Japan 

Section 2A: Government and Administration July 1944

394 Japan 1.3/7-R – Army Service Forces Manual-Civil Affairs Handbook: Japan 

Section 2B: Government and Administration August 1944

394 Japan 1.7 – The Special Position of the Army and Navy Ministers in the Japanese 

Cabinet November 13, 1944

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394 Japan 1.7 – Japanese Decrees and Regulations in Occupied Area November 1943

394 Japan 1.7/8-C – Japanese Laws and Regulations Applying to Imperial Household 

Estates and Accounts March 6, 1945

394 Japan 1.7/8-R – Japan-Administrative Organization, Laws, Decrees November 

1944

394 Japan 1.11-R – Japan and the Post-War World July-August 1944

394 Japan 1.11 – Counter-Measures for Publicity Refuting the Japanese “Great East 

Asiatic Policy” December 31, 1943

394 Japan 1.11.2 – United States Memo-The Future of Japan (British) May 1944

394 Japan 1.16 – Notes on Territories Seized or Occupied by Japan November 1943

394 Japan 1.19 – Significance of the Movement to Restore the Emperor of Japan 

March 20, 1942

394 Japan 1.23-C – Japan’s Pacific Mandates (Naval Intelligence) February 2, 1944

394 Japan 1.26 – Japan Has Brought Ruin and Misery to All Occupied Areas 1944

394 Japan 1.26 – Japanese Exploitation of Occupied Territories: Burma, Thailand and 

the Philippines August 10, 1943

394 Japan 1.26-C – Principal Features of the Japanese Exploitation of French IndoChina n.d.

394 Japan 1.26 – Enemy and Neutral Reaction to Japanese “Independence” Moves 

August 27, 1943

394 Japan 1.26.2-R – Answer to Japan July 1, 1944

394 Japan 1.26.2 – Japan and the Peace Settlement June 10, 1944

394 Japan 1.26.2-C – Some Observations of Interest from the Standpoint of the 

Government of Occupied Japanese Areas June 1945

394 Japan 1.26.2 – Cultural Pattern of Japan (Harvard University) November 30, 1944

395 Japan 2.1 – JICA-China, India, Burma Report February 22, 1945

395 Japan 2.1 – JICA China Branch Reports October 1944-July 1945

395 Japan 2.1 – Japan’s Failing Economy August 1944

395 Japan 2.1 – Basic Defects in Japan’s Economy (BEW) June 24, 1943

395 Japan 2.1 – Economic Developments in Japan and Japanese Controlled Territory 

Since September 1944 (British) April 6, 1945

395 Japan 2.1 – Evidence of Japanese Stresses and Strains March 5, 1944

395 Japan 2.5 – The Importance of Occupied Areas to Japanese Economy August 1944

395 Japan 2.5.1 – Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere OSS May 1943

395 Japan 2.5.1-R – Foreign Economic Administration. Collection of Japanese 

Economic Control Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations May 12, 1945

395 Japan 2.5.1 – Developments in the Economic Structure of the Co-Prosperity 

Sphere During the Past Year (British) September 27, 1944

395 Japan 2.5.1-R – Present Situation of the World: The Greater East Asia CoProsperity Sphere n.d.

395 Japan 2.5.1-C – Japanese Currencies Policy in Occupied Areas January 1944

395 Japan 2.6-R – Economic “Who’s Who” in Japan March 20, 1944

396 Japan 2.10 – Mitsui, Mitsubishi and Sumitomo (Monopolies) February 1943

396 Japan 2.10 – An Outline of the Mitsubishi Enterprises 1935

396 Japan 2.10-C – Selected List of Industrial Installations in Japan and Occupied 

Areas March 24, 1944

396 Japan 2.10.1-C – Recent Administrative Changes in Japan December 9, 1943 

396 Japan 2.11-C – FEA. Japan’s War Economy, 1943-1944 December 15, 1943

397 Japan 2.14-R – Japan’s War Economy-The Failure of a Plan August 2, 1944

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397 Japan 2.19 – Role of the Bank of Japan in the Japanese War Effort by Bureau of 

Foreign and Domestic Commerce April 1944

397 Japan 2.19 – Japan’s Financial War in Greater East Asia December 23, 1944

397 Japan 2.19.14-R – Japan’s Monetary Control Policy in the Occupied Regions 1942

397 Japan 2.23.5-C – Chinese Workers for Japanese Farms December 2, 1943

397 Japan 2.23 – FCC. Prime Minister Tojo’s Radio Speech on Japan’s Total Mobilization 

Condition September 22, 1943

397 Japan 3.1-R – The Japanese Strategic Theory-As Expounded and Defended 1944

397 Japan 3.1 – The Japanese Army- Its Rise to Power and Its Influence (British) June 

1944

397 Japan 3.1-R – Limitations of Japan’s Inner Empire July 22, 1944

397 Japan 3.1 – The Japanese Military and “National Defense” November 11, 1944

397 Japan 3.1 – The Harm Japan has done us-Economic (British) September 1, 1944

397 Japan 3.1 – F.E.L.O. Information Reviews January and November 1944, 

January1945

397 Japan 3.9 – Joint Intelligence Collection Agency Reports April-June 1945

397 Japan 3.9-C – PWB. The Nogi Tradition Past and Present May 3, 1945

397 Japan 3.9 – MID. ATIS Pay Books and Savings Books 1945

397 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: The exploration of Japanese documents, Dec. 14, 1944

397 Japan 3.9-C – ATIS: Research Report- Hoko- The spy-hostage system of control 

group—clue to Japanese psychology, May 1945

397 Japan 3.9-C – ATIS: Research Report- Control by rumor in the Japanese armed 

forces, April 20, 1945

397 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Antagonism between officers and men in the Japanese Armed 

forces, April 19, 1945

397 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Japanese Military Police Service, Feb. 28, 1945

397 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Infringement of the laws of war and ethics by the Japanese 

medical corps, Jan. 26, 1945 

397 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Japanese anti-gas clothing, Feb. 10, 1945

397 Japan 2.13 to 3.6 – Miscellaneous 1942-1945

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Research Report: Superstitions as present factor in Japanese 

Military psychology, Feb 24, 1945

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Research Report: Prominent factors in Japanese Military 

psychology, Feb. 7, 1945

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Research Report: The warrior traditions as a present factor in 

Japanese Military psychology, Oct. 30, 1944

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Research Report: The Emperor cult as a present factor in 

Japanese Military psychology, June 21, 1944

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Research Report: Self-Immolation as a factor on Japanese 

Military psychology, 1944

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Research Report: Japanese Knowledge of Allied Activities, 

March 29, 1945

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Court-martial statistics, duties of Army 

legal force, extracts from National Security Act, May 14, 1945

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Notes on Gas and Chemical warfare 

materiel, May 3, 1945

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Hoko System in Formosa and as Proposed 

for the Philippine Islands April 28, 1945

398 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Report on investigation of the illegal firing 

by a native policeman at Anggopi, Biack Island, April 2, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Reports on counterintelligence, 

propaganda and fifth column activities in the Philippines, March 30, 1945 

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399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Extralegal punishment March 25, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Mobilization of industrial sciences, March 

24, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Lessons from the Saipan Operations March 

5, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Naval General Staff Intelligence Report on 

Allied Situation in the Pacific July 22, 1944

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Regulations for handling POWs, February 

21, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Intelligence Report File of the Kami 

Organization (Special Service Organization) January 24, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Lessons from the New Guinea Campaign 

January 21, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Explanation of Military Terms January 19, 

1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Lessons from New Guinea Operations July 

1942-April 1943, January 28, 1945

399 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Interrogation Reports on American Aircrew 

Prisoners of War January 12, 1945

400 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Intelligence and fifth column operations in 

total war, January 7, 1945

400 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Naval Mail Handling Regulations and Postal 

Addresses January 8, 1945 

400 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Global Situation Report February 1944, 

January 8, 1945

400 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Procedure in interrogating and handing 

POWs, Dec. 25, 1944

400 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Front Line Inspection and Reconditioning 

of Wet Canisters; Data Charts on Red and Smoke Candles December 20, 1944

400 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Characteristics and Use of Red Candles 

December 19, 1944

401 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Regulations concerning employment of 

POWs and the supervision of troops returning to Japan, December 4, 1944

401 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Personal punishment and military 

discipline; legal punishment of enemy air personnel; court-martial judgments; air 

raid defense measures, December 3, 1944 

401 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Enemy Publications: Underground Warfare in Canton August 

11, 1944

401 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Current Translations: Bibliographic Subject Index July 6, 1945

401 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Current Translations: Nine Reports of the Current Translations 

January 11-June 1, 1945

402 Japan 3.9 – ATIS: Current Translations: Three Reports January 13-18, 1945

402 Japan 3.9.3-C – A Joint Symposium of Japanese Officers and Soldiers on Recent 

Conditions of Japanese Soldiers at the Front October 1943

402 Japan 3.9.6 – Japanese Diary November 24, 1941-January 25, 1942

402 Japan 3.10-C – Morale in the Japanese Military Services April 1, 1942

402 Japan 3.10-C – Navy. Morale of Japanese Troops March 6, 1944

402 Japan 3.10-C – Navy. Domestic Anxieties of Japanese Fighting Man January 1945

402 Japan 3.10-C – A Suggested Outline for Guiding Inquiry into Prisoner of War 

Morale n.d.

402 Japan 3.10 – MID. General Intelligence Bulletin-The Enemy Talks July 1944

402 Japan 3.12 – SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 26 March 26, 1945

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402 Japan 3.12.1-C – The Interrogation of Japanese Prisoners of War at Delhi 

November 29, 1945

402 Japan 3.12.1-C – Location and Known Strength of Prisoner of War Camps and 

Civilian Assembly Centers in Japan and Japanese-Occupied Territories MD 

December 20, 1944

402 Japan 3.12.3-C – OSS. Information Gathered on the S.S. Gripsholm August 1942

402 Japan 3.13 – Tojo-Shimada Record of Disaster July 12, 1944

402 Japan 3.13.8-C – An Analysis of Essays by Prisoners of War on Probable Reactions 

to the Invasion of Japan Proper July 20, 1945

402 Japan 3.13.8 – News Information Service-Japanese Invasion Notes August 1945

402 Japan 5.1.1 SEATIC Air Bulletin July 18, 1945

402 Japan 6.3 The Mission of the Japanese Empire MID June 4, 1942

402 Japan 6.3 Historical Evidence Demanded by Japanese Scholars in Connection with 

the Theory of the Emperor November 29, 1944

402 Japan 6.7 Japanese Translation Series July and September 1944

402 Japan 6.10.1-C Migration to and From Japan, 1935-940 May 9, 1944

402 Japan 6.10.1-C Attitude of Japanese Government and People Toward Nisei 1945

403 Japan 6.17.4 Japanese Humor July 3, 1943

403 Japan 6.17.5-R Psychological Content of Japanese Films July 1944

403 Japan 6.17.5-C Japanese Films and Pictures: A Phase of Psychological Warfare 

OSS January 27, 1944

403 Japan 6.17.5-R OSS Japanese Films: A Phase of Psychological Warfare 1944

403 Japan 6.18-A Brief Analysis of the Japanese Attitude Toward Death with Emphasis 

on its Implications August 4, 1943

403 Japan 6.18-R Japanese Behavior Patterns September 15, 1945

403 Japan 6.18-C Characteristic Shortcoming of the Japanese and their Causes 1944

403 Japan 6.18-C Weak Points of the Japanese Character and the Faults of the Family 

System, Navy February 10, 1945

403 Japan 6.18. British. A Diagnosis of Japanese Psychology 2 parts March and April 

1945

403 Japan 6.18.1.1-C Navy. The Use of Japanese Superstitions for Propaganda 

Exploitation of American Bombings of Japan June 20, 1944

403 Japan 6.18 Insanity and Suicides in Japan July 10, 1943

403 Japan 6.19 Shintoism: A Tool of the Militarists December 16, 1944

403 Japan 6.20 Japanese Treatment of Religious Groups July 1, 1943

403 Japan 6.20.3 Japanese Treatment of Moslems in Java and Malaya, and Influence 

in Near East September 17, 1943

403 Japan 6.22 Japanese War Against Christianity April 7, 1944

403 Japan 6.22 Japanese War Against Religion April 12, 1944

403 Japan 6.29-C Navy. Increase of Disease in Japanese Occupied Areas April 1944

403 Japan 6.29-C Navy. A New Narcotic Developed by the Japanese for use in 

Occupied Areas June 3, 1944

403 Japan 7.7 Japan’s Black Dragon Society July 1944

403 Japan 7.7 Conflict Among the Puppets in Occupied China September 10, 1943

403 Japan 8 Gems from Japanese Propaganda September-November 1942

403 Japan 8.2.1-C Navy. Psychological Warfare Developments and Responses May 

1945

403 Japan 8.2.1 MID. Weekly Propaganda Operations Reports July-August 1945

403 Japan 8.2.1-C PWB. Weekly Military Plan for Psychological Warfare 1945

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403 Japan 8.2.1-C The Assam POW Group February 23, 1945

403 Japan 8.1-C OSS. Japanese Attempts at Indoctrination of Youth in Occupied Areas 

March 23, 1945

403 Japan 8.1 Japanese Patriotic Societies August 21, 1943

403 Japan 8.1.2-C Japanese Use of American Statements and Acts, Real or Alleged, in 

Propaganda to Create Fear June 15, 1945

403 Japan 8.2 The Program of Psychological Warfare against Japan August 1943

403 Japan 8.2-C OSS. Preliminary Survey of Japanese Social and Psychological 

Conditions. Background for the Formulation of Plans for Psychological Warfare 

October 13, 1942

403 Japan 8.2.1-C The Assam Prisoner of War Camp February 23, 1945

403 Japan 8.2.4-C Tactical Propaganda Against Japanese Troops January 15, 1945

403 Japan 8.2.4-C Japanese Fear of Allied Psychological Warfare November 7, 1944

404 Japan 8.5-C Army. Translation of Captured Japanese Documents March 1943

404 Japan 8.5-C British. Fortnightly Intelligence Reports New Delhi 1943-1945

404 Japan 8.5-C British. Far East Intelligence and Propaganda Reports 1943-1945

404 Japan 8.5-C British. Analysis of Broadcast Propaganda from Japanese Controlled 

Stations March-July 1945

404 Japan 8.5 British. New Order in Asia 1944

404 Japan 8.5 MIS. Psychological Warfare Summaries July-September 1945

404 Japan 8.5 Summaries of Japanese Propaganda 1942-1943

404 Japan 8.5.2-C Navy. Japanese Reliance on “Spiritual Superiority” February 1944

404 Japan 8.5.4 SEATIC Psychological Warfare Bulletins July 1945

405 Japan 10.1-C Current Psychological and Social Tensions in Japan June 1, 1945

405 Japan 10.1-C Navy. Japan from the Inside March 6, 1944

405 Japan 10.1-C Navy. Japanese “Spirit”: A Lesson in Wartime Futility Feb. 1945

405 Japan 10.1-C Navy. Japanese Defeatist Attitudes and Victory Claims Nov. 1944

405 Japan 10.1-C Principal Findings Regarding Japanese Morale during the War 1945

405 Japan 10.1-C Military Intelligence Service. An Analysis of Current Japanese 

Attitude Towards the War October 20, 1944

405 Japan 10.1-R Intelligence Report-War Morale of the Civilian Population 1945

405 Japan 10.1.1-C Navy. Japan’s Confusion over the “War of Nerves” Dec. 1944

405 Japan 10.2-C Navy. Friction Between the Japanese Army and Navy Dec. 1944

405 Japan 10.6 Defeat in Philippines and Political Unrest within Japan February 1945

405 Japan 10.20-C The Attitudes of Japanese Prisoners of War-An Overall View 1945

405 Japan 10.20 24 Reports on “Japanese Morale” June 1944-June 1945

405 Japan 10.20 Outpost Reports-New Delhi Prisoner of War Interrogations 1944

405 Japan 10-20-C Office of Strategic Services. India-Burma Theater-Prisoner of War 

Interrogations June-August 1945

405 Japan 10.20 Japanese Prisoner of War Interrogations July 14, 1944

405 Japan 10.20-C Army. Interrogation Report No. 0447 May 7, 1945

405 Japan 10.20 Army. Prisoner of War Preliminary Interrogation Reports 1945

405 Japan 10.20 Outpost Report-New Delhi POW Interrogation at Delhi January 1945

405 Japan 10.20 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletins December 1944-January 1945

405 Japan 10.20 Supreme Allied Command Interrogation Reports 1945

406 Japan 10.20 Japanese Morale-Reports June-September 1944, April 1945

406 Japan 10.20-C Outpost Reports New Delhi June and December 1944

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406 Japan 10.21 MID. Interrogation Report No. 19 June 2, 1944

406 Japan 10.21 Army. Civilian Internee Interrogation Report September 5, 1944

406 Japan (Formosa) 0.1 Reports on Taiwan (Formosa) 1943-1944

406 Japan (Bonin Islands) 0.7 Bonin Island Report and Chichi-Jima 1944-1945

406 Japan (Kurile Islands) 0.1 Kurile Island Reports 1943-1944

406 Japan (Pescadores) 0.1 Pescadores Islands Report November 30, 1943

406 Japan (Taiwan) 0.1-R Navy. Civil Affairs Handbook Taiwan September 1944

406 Korea 1.2-Japan-C Program of Japan in Korea with Biographies OSS Feb. 1945

406 Korea 2.1 JICA China Branch Reports December 1944-June 1945

406 Korea 3.13.3-R OSS. Korean Civilian Volunteer Corps Organized July 16, 1945

406 Korea 10.20-C OSS. POW Interrogations June-July 1945

407 Malaya 1.1 Political and Economic Changes Effected by Japanese in Malaya 1943

407 Malaya 1.2-R OSS. Programs of Japan in Malaya October 10, 1945

407 Malaya 2.5.1 Notes on Japanese Exploitation of Malaya June 26, 1944

407 Malaya 8.5-C British. Fortnightly Intelligence Reports 1943-1945

407 Malaya 10.20-C OSS. India-Burma Theater Interrogations June 1945

407 Manchuria 0.1 British. Puppet Governments in China-Manchuria February 1944

407 Manchuria 1.2 Japan-R “Manchukuo”: Japanese Officials and Land Laws December 

1943

407 Manchuria 1.3-R General Structure of the Manchurian Government January 1944

407 Manchuria 1.3-R Organization of the Manchukuo Government June 1, 1944

407 Manchuria 1.22.1 Japanese Puppet-Chang Ching-Hui and Chai Hsein-Po of 

Manchuria July 1944

407 Manchuria 2.26-R Manchuria-Pattern of Exploitation July 20, 1944

407 Manchuria 2.2-Japan Japanese Exploitation of Manchuria August 1944

407 Manchuria 2.2-Japan Economic Importance of Manchuria to Japan July 22, 1944

407 Manchuria 2.5.1 Japan’s Exploitation of Manchuria February 22, 1945

407 Manchuria 3.1-S JICA. Interview with General Li-Fan-K’uei March 12, 1945

407 Manchuria 3.9.3 The Drafting of Chinese in Manchuria by Japan 1942

407 Manchuria 7.7 Resistance in Manchuria November 17, 1943

407 Manchuria 8.2 Basic Background Data and Propaganda Suggestions with Regard 

to Manchuria (Manchukuo) June 10, 1942

407 Manchuria 10.20-C OSS. POW Interrogation on Manchuria July 10, 1945

408 Mongolia 0.1 Outpost Report August 6, 1945

408 Mongolia 1.22 Puppet Mongolian Politics and Economy October 1943

408 Thailand 0.1 Outpost Reports New Delhi January-July 1945

408 Thailand 0,1 Outpost Reports New Delhi January-March 1944

408 Thailand 0.1-R Basic Background Data and Propaganda Suggestions with Regard 

to Thailand (Siam) June 19, 1942

408 Thailand 0.1-R Civil Affairs Handbook-Thailand Section 1: Geographical and Social 

Background May 8, 1944

408 Thailand 1.2-Japan-C Development of Tail Cooperation with Japan June 1942

408 Thailand 1.2-C OSS. The Programs of Japan in Thailand February 7, 1944

408 Thailand 1.22.1-R Songgram’s Record as a Collaborationist and Dictator 1944

408 Thailand 1.22.1 Japanese Puppets-Songgram of Thailand July 1944

408 Thailand 1.26.2-R What “Collaboration” has Meant to Thailand July 1, 1944

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408 Thailand 1.26.2-R Japanese Domination of Thailand OSS September 18, 1944

408 Thailand 2.5 Economic Exploitation of Thailand July 12, 1944

408 Thailand 8.2-R Basic Background Data and Propaganda Suggestions with Regard 

to Thailand (Siam) June 19, 1942

408 Thailand 8.5-C British. Fortnightly Intelligence Reports 1943-1945

United Nations Informational File 1943-1945 (0208-NC-148-372)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 410-416 location: 350/73/30/06.

Latin America-Pacific World Informational File 1941-1946 (0208-NC-148-376)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 436-440 location: 350/73/31/03.

Box Subject

436 Andaman Island 0.1 – Andaman Islands September 14, 1943

436 Guam 0.1-C – OSS. Guam: A Social-Political-Economic Survey June 17, 1942

436 Japan 2.2 – Importance of Japan’s Pacific Island Outposts to her Economy August 

7, 1944

438 Marshall Is. 0.7-C – Jaluit-Administrative Center for Japanese Government of the 

Marshalls December 13, 1943

438 Marshall Is. 1.26.2 – Military Government in Pacific Islands December 1944

438 Netherlands E. Indies 0.1 – Outpost Reports March and September 1945

438 Netherlands E. Indies 0.1-C – Military Intelligence Reports 1944-1945

438 Netherlands E. Indies 1.1 – Administration of the Netherlands East Indies 1943

438 Netherlands E. Indies 1.2-R – OSS. Programs of Japan in Sumatra September 10, 

1945

438 Netherlands E. Indies 1.2-R – OSS. Programs of Japan in the Celebes September 

8, 1945

438 Netherlands E. Indies 1.26.2-R – OSS. Japanese Military Government: East Indies 

1945

438 Netherlands E. Indies 2.2 – Notes on the Japanese Economic Exploitation of the 

Netherlands East Indies July 7, 1944

438 Netherlands E. Indies 2.2. – Indonesia: A Study in Exploitation July 2, 1944

438 Netherlands E. Indies 2.23 – Exploitation of Labor by the Japanese in Netherlands 

East Indies October 3, 1944

438 Netherlands E. Indies 3.13.8-C – Factors Affecting Japanese Morale During the 

Aitape-Hollandia Campaign June 10, 1945

439 Netherlands E. Indies 8.5-C – Fortnightly Intelligence Reports 1943-1945

439 New Guinea 0.1 – Outpost Report-Conditions of Japanese in Rabaul April 3, 1945

439 New Guinea 0.1-C – War. Survey of North East New Guinea and Papua July 15, 

1943

439 New Guinea 0.7 – Madang, Hollandia, Aitape, Bogadjim and Wewak

439 New Guinea 3.1 – Finschhafen and its Occupation by the Japanese September 24, 

1943

439 New Guinea 3.13 – Attacks and Background on Lae August 1943

439 New Guinea 3.13 – Attacks and Background on Salamaua August 1943

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439 New Guinea 3.13.8 – British. The Part Played by the Australian Forces in the New 

Guinea Campaign October 17, 1944

440 Nicobar Is. 0.1 & 0.7 – The Nicobar Island November 1943 and October 1944

440 Philippines 0.1 – Dictatorial Practices in the Philippines July 31, 1943

440 Philippines 0.1-R – Philippine Intelligence Report May 16, 1945

440 Philippines 0.1-R – OSS. The Programs of Japan in the Philippines July 29, 1944

440 Philippines 1.22.1 – The Evil Effects of Collaboration: The Philippines June 16, 

1944

440 Philippines 1.22-R – The Philippines: Finale of the Puppet Government July 9, 

1945

440 Philippines 1.22-R – Organization of the Makapil or Patriotic League of Filipinos 

January 12, 1945

440 Philippines 1.26.2 – The Effects of Japanese Occupation on the Philippines 1944

440 Philippines 1.3-C – The Philippine Constitution Under the Japanese as Compared 

to the Constitution of the Philippine Commonwealth 1943

440 Philippines 1.3.1-R – Premier Tojo’s Visit to the Philippines May 21, 1942

440 Philippines 2.19.2 – American and Japanese Investments in the Philippines 1944

440 Philippines 2.2 – Notes on the Japanese Economic Exploitation of the Philippines 

July 7, 1944

440 Philippines 2.5 – Major Hardships Suffered by the Philippines as a Result of the 

Pacific War September 8, 1944

440 Philippines 2.5-R – Economic Changes in the Philippines During the Japanese 

Occupation August 17, 1944

440 Philippines 2.5.1-C – Foreign Economic Administration. Economic Changes in the 

Philippines During the Two Years of Japanese Occupation August 1944

440 Philippines 3.18.8-C – Conditions in Manila February 8, 1945

440 Solomons 0.1 – Location and Background on Bougainville Island in Northern 

Solomons August 28, 1943

440 Solomons 3.13 – The battle for Munda July 15, 1943

440 Wake Island 0.1 – Background Material on Wake Island September 16, 1943

Intelligence Reports 1943-1945 (0208-NC-148-377)

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Box Subject

441 Gripsholm, Analysis of Questionnaires February 1944

441 Gripsholm, Report from Passengers December 14, 1942

Foreign Morale and Analysis Division

Reports on Japanese Morale 1943-1945 (0208-NC-148-378)

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Office of Communications Control

Records and Distribution Section (San Francisco)

Confidential Documents January 1942-November 1945 (0208-NC-148-381)

Boxes 593-601 location: 350/74/6/06

Box Subject

593-598 Confidential Documents Nos. 100-7599, with gaps

599 Confidential Correspondence Nos. 100-7599, with gaps

600 Captain [Ellis M] Zacharias [U.S. Navy]

601 Japanese Language Programs

601 Japanese Emperor

601 Prisoner of War Material

Secret Documents March 1942-December 1945 (0208-NC-148-383)

Boxes 603-605 location: 350/74/6/07 

Records of the Analysis and Research Bureau

The Analysis and Research Bureau was formed in April 1945, succeeding the Propaganda 

Analysis and Intelligence Divisions of the News and Intelligence Bureau. These functions 

were to correct errors in information from all sources before it was included in Voice of 

America broadcasts, to furnish information for broadcasts, and to furnish scriptwriters with 

accurate background information. In performing these functions, the bureau maintained 

a reference library, procured intelligence materials, read and corrected scripts for errors in 

fact, and prepared research reports on various topics for the information of writers.

General Records of the Chief January 1943-December 1945 (0208-NC-148-537)

Correspondence, memorandums, reports, and other records of Vincent Mahoney and Robin 

Kinkead pertaining to their activities as chiefs of the Bureau, and of the predecessor, News 

and Intelligence Bureau. Arranged by type of record and thereunder by office, subject, or 

name of correspondence. Box 3143 location: 350/75/25/01.

General Records of the Chief, Sanderson Smith January-August 1946 

(0208-NC-148-538)

Correspondence, memorandums, reports, and teletype messages concerning the general 

administration and activities of the bureau. Box 3143-3144 location: 350/75/25/01.

Telegrams February 1943-August 1945 (0208-NC-148-539)

Telegrams of the Bureau and its predecessor organizational units, exchanged with OWI 

offices in New York and Washington, D.C., concerning requests for and lists of intelligence 

reports and materials. Arranged alphabetically by city and thereunder as “incoming” or 

“outgoing.” Boxes 3145-3146 location: 350/75/25/02.

Records of Anaylsis and Research Bureau — Entry 539: Telegrams, 1943-1945
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 355

Index to Monitored Japanese Broadcasts December 1941-1945 (0208-NC-148-540)

An index, on 5” x 8” cards, to monitoring reports of Japanese broadcasts. Arranged 

alphabetically by subject or by country and thereunder by subject. Boxes 1-26 location: 

350/75/25/02.

Box Subject

1 Prominent Persons – Axis Relations, Japan

2 Axis Relations, Japan – Economics, Control & Policy, Japan

3 Economic Control & Policy, Japan – Home Front

4 People’s Responsibility – Overseas Japanese

5 Pacific Charter – Social, Religion

6 Social, Religion – War Power, Navy, Schools

7 War Power, Strategy – Chungking, Military Communiqués

8 Chungking, Missions & Visits – GEA, Japan, Missions

9 GEA, Japanese Residents – China, Administration, Nanking

10 China, Agriculture, Nanking – China, Shipping, Nanking

11 North China, Nanking – Indonesia, Administration NEI

12 Indonesia, Agriculture, NEI – Korea, Military

13 Korea, Organizations – Manchuria, GEA

14 Manchuria, Kwantung Army – Thailand, Shipping

15 Allies – Allies, Strategy

16 Allies, Strategy – Chungking, Allied Relations

17 Chungking, Aid – North China, Land

18 North China, Land – Latin America, Bolivia

19 Latin America, Brazil – U.S. Foreign Policy

20 Hawaii – Aleutians, Air

21 Atlantic Ocean – Palau

22 Pearl Harbor – Philippines, Shortages

23 Philippines – Russia, Military Theatres

24 Russia, Military Theatres – U.S. Production

25 U.S., Air Power – Western Pacific, Japanese Propaganda

26 Key to Card File – Key to Card File, Propaganda Unit

Monitoring Reports of Japanese Broadcasts December 1941-November 21, 1945 

(0208-NC-148-541)

Received by the bureau, mainly from the Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service. Included 

are summary reports of the Japanese daily output. Arranged chronologically and thereunder 

serially. Boxes 1-252 location: 350/75/26/02.

Informational Material Regarding Japan and Japanese-Occupied Areas 1943-1945 

(0208-NC-148-542)

Press reports, excerpts from Japanese broadcasts, and reports from other sources 

pertaining to political, social, military, and economic conditions and developments in Japan 

and Japanese-occupied territories. Arranged by country and thereunder by subject. Boxes 

3390-3413 location: 350/75/31/03.

Records of Anaylsis and Research Bureau — Entry 542: Japan and Japanese Occupied Areas, 1943-1955
RG 208. Records of the Office of War Information 356

Special Reports September 18, 1942-March 1945 (0208-NC-148-543)

Reports of the Propaganda Analysis Section on special topics. Arranged chronologically. 

Box 3442 location: 350/75/31/06.

Analysis of Japanese Broadcasts June 1942-October 1945 (0208-NC-148-544)

Daily reports of the Propaganda Analysis Section on the pattern and emphasis of Japanese 

propaganda and on intelligence from enemy broadcasts. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 

3443-3449 location: 350/75/31/06.

“Japanese Personal Intelligence Collation” April-November 1945 (0208-NC-148-545)

A three-volume set of reports containing biographical information on Japanese personalities 

in the news. Boxes 3450-3451 location: 350/75/31/07.

“China Daily Digest” July-December 1945 (0208-NC-148-546)

A daily digest of news about China based upon radio broadcasts received daily from 

the Central Government, the Communist Government, and other sources. Arranged 

chronologically and serially. Box 3452 location: 350/75/32/01.

“New Delhi Monitoring Digest” April 1942-December 18, 1944 (0208-NC-148-547)

A monitoring digest containing extracts from enemy broadcasts from Southeast Asia. 

Arranged chronologically. Boxes 3453-3454 location: 350/75/32/01.

Operations Intelligence Reports July 18, 1944-December 1945 (0208-NC-148-548)

Copies of intelligence reports on developments in China, Japan, and Japanese-occupied 

countries, prepared from material obtained from various sources. Arranged chronologically 

and serially. Boxes 3455-3460 location: 350/75/32/01.

Intelligence Reports Concerning Far Eastern Countries February 1945-January 

1946 (0208-NC-148-549)

Intelligence reports on political, economic, military, and social developments in the Far 

East, prepared from various sources for the information of the language divisions of the San 

Francisco Office. Arranged alphabetically by country and thereunder serially. Boxes 3461-

3462 location: 350/75/32/02.

Daily Digest of Important Stories Released by Radio Tokyo January-October 1945 

(0208-NC-148-550)

Arranged chronologically. Box 3460 location: 350/75/32/02.

Reports of Japanese Propaganda Lines September 1942-August 1945 (0208-NC148- 551)

Eleven series of research reports on Japanese propaganda lines, with the following titles: 

“Daily Tokyo Emphasis Charts,” “Japanese Propaganda Weekly,” “The Enemy as a Source 

of News,” “Tokyo Line Today,” “Tokyo Quotes,” “Tokyo Then and Now,” “Tokyo Weekly 

Thumbnail,” “Turnabout Tokyo,” “Weekly Tokyo Emphasis Charts,” “What Tokyo Said 

About...” and “World Situation.” Arranged alphabetically by series title and thereunder 

chronologically. Boxes 3463-3465 location: 350/75/32/02.

Records of Anaylsis and Research Bureau — Entry 551: Reports of Japanese Propaganda Lines, 1942-1945
RG 216. Records of the Office of Censorship 357

Records of the Office of Censorship

Record Group 216

The First War Powers Act, approved on December 18, 1941 (55 Stat. 840), contained 

broad grants of executive authority for the prosecution of the war, including a provision for 

censorship. The next day the President signed Executive Order 8985, which established 

the Office of Censorship and conferred on its director the power to censor international 

communications in “his absolute discretion.” Byron Price was appointed Director of 

Censorship and remained in that office throughout the agency’s existence. 

When the Office of Censorship was organized under a civilian director, the censorship 

activities carried on by the War Department were placed in the Postal Division under the 

direction of a Chief Postal Censor. 

By Executive Order 9631 the Office of Censorship was formally abolished as of November 

15, 1945. 

General Records 

Administrative Subject File 1941-1945 (0216-PI-54-1A) 

Correspondence, memorandums, reports, and related materials documenting the planning, 

organization, administration, and operations of the Office of Censorship and its component 

units. The records, originating in all the operating units of the office and in the advisory 

boards, relate to the development of policies and programs for the examination of 

international communications and the supervision of a voluntary censorship of the domestic 

press and radio; the allocation and distribution to interested government agencies of 

useful information intercepted in the process of censorship; the handling of special types 

of communications, such as privileged mail, financial mail, and prisoner-of-war mail; and 

numerous other censorship activities. Included in the file are reports of evasions and 

attempted evasions of censorship. Arranged according to a subject-numeric classification 

scheme. Boxes 1-957 location: 650/27/3/01. 

Index to the Administrative Subject File 1941-1945 (0216-PI-54-3)

Copies of outgoing correspondence and memorandums that form a cross-reference file to 

Entry 1. A few originals of inconsequential incoming correspondence are in the file. The 

copies are arranged alphabetically in three parts, as follows: “Public,” by name of person, 

firm, or organization to whom the communication was addressed; “Censorship,” by name 

of author of the document (this part contains only copies of communications between 

individuals within the censorship organization); and “Other Agencies,” by name of the 

Government agency to which the letter was addressed. At the bottom of each document is 

the file number in the Administrative Subject File under which another copy, together with 

the incoming communication and any other pertinent document, is filed.” Boxes 958-1199 

location: 650/27/22/05. 

General Records — Entry 3: Index to the Administrative Subject File, 1941-1945
RG 216. Records of the Office of Censorship 358

Records of the Office of the Director 

Many of the records created by the Office are in the Administrative Subject File (Entry 1). 

A History of the Office of Censorship 1941-1945 (0216-PI-54-4) 

Typewritten copies of the official history, reviewing the policies, procedures, and experiences 

of the Office of Censorship, from the points of view of the Director’s Office, the component 

divisions, and the individual field stations. Each volume is documented with such pertinent 

exhibits as copies of correspondence, memorandums, directives, manuals, codes, minutes 

of meetings, charts, and citations of legal authority. Boxes 1-7 location: 650/27/27/04. 

Historical File (Postal Censorship) 1934-1945 (0216-PI-54-5) 

Material assembled by the Director’s Office as an aid in writing the part of the official 

history relating to postal censorship. Included are reports, drafts, and charts pertaining to 

the historical development of sections and subunits of the headquarters office of the Postal 

Division, 1943-1945; and histories, reports, training materials, general orders, a journal of 

daily events, and some correspondence reflecting the planning for postal censorship before 

World War II by the Censorship Branch of the Military Intelligence Division, War Department 

General Staff, and the organization and operation of postal censorship under Army officers, 

1934-1942. Materials relating to headquarters history are arranged by section; the rest of 

the records are unarranged. Boxes 1207-1213B location: 650/27/27/05. 

Records of the Administrative Division 

Submission Slips (Intercepts December 1941-August 1945 (0216-PI-54-36) 

Negative 16mm microfilm copies of submission slips containing the texts or portions of 

texts of intercepted communications presented by censors as submissible information of 

interest or value to user agencies and branches of the Office of Censorship. Arranged in 

four parts: 1942, January-August 1943, 1943, and Final Submission; thereunder arranged 

alphabetically by name of sender, addressee, and any intermediaries. Boxes 1-425 location: 

650/43/23/06. 

Records of the Liaison and Digest Section

U.S. Censorship Flash Index 1942-1945 (0216-UD-1)

Photostatic copy of an index, current as of August 15, 1945, to the Watch List and 

Censorship Daily Reports, consisting of names watched by censors in the handling of 

international communications. Names placed on the index at the specific request of a 

government agency or branch of the office, or because they appeared on a recognized 

government blacklist, were called Watch List names and formed what was officially known 

as the U.S. Censorship Watch List. Certain numbers, called Watch List numbers, were used 

to indicate these names:

1000-the name was on the Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals; 

4600-the name was watch-listed at the request of a government agency or branch of 

Censorship;

Records of the Office of the Director, Records of the Liaison and Digest Section — Entry 1: U.S. Censorship Flash 

Index, 1942-1945
RG 216. Records of the Office of Censorship 359

4601-essentially the same as 4600, used to signify different types of handling by Cable 

Censorship; 

5000-the name was on the Treasury Department’s List of Special Blocked Nationals; 

7500-the name was of interest to a Government agency or to Chief Cable Censor with 

respect to telecommunications only; 

7600-the name was on the British Statutory List; 

7700-the name was of high security interest to security agencies and the Technical 

Operations Division.

If a name was not accompanied by one of the above numbers, it was called a non-Watch 

List name, and was listed on the index only because there was information regarding the 

name in the Censorship Daily Reports. Non-Watch List names were followed by other 

numbers that represented Daily Reports. The index consists of 50,600 strips, or 38,100 

names, allowing for cross-listings, of which 23,600 strips, involving 16,117 names, 

represented the Watch List. In addition to the names and addresses and identifying 

numbers of subjects watched, the index strips also carry certain distinctive letters, 

numbers, and symbols that guided the censors in handling pertinent documents. Arranged 

alphabetically by name of person, business firm, and organization. Box 1 location: 

650/43/22/01.

Indexes to Daily Reports Below 3000. 1942-1945 (0216-UD-2) 

Photostatic copies of names indexes involving Censorship Daily Report numbers below 3000 

which were deleted from the Flash Index. These include all listings involving non-Watch 

List numbers below 3000 eliminated as obsolete in January, 1944, and 4900 listings, in 

combination with Daily Report numbers below 3000, that were deleted in October 1944 

and in May 1945. Prior to the latter date, 4900 was a Watch List number, embracing 

names appearing on the U.S. List of Unsatisfactory Consignees. In October 1944, all 4900 

listings involving names in the Western Hemisphere except Argentina were deleted, and 

in May 1945 the remaining Argentine and Eastern Hemisphere names were eradicated, 

discontinuing 4900 as a Watch List number. The photostats in this series cover only 

those 4900 listings involving names also appearing in Daily Report numbers below 3000. 

Arranged by list, thereunder alphabetically by name of person, firm, and organization. Box 

2 location: 650/43/22/01. 

Address Flexoline 1943-1945 (0216-UD-3) 

Photostatic copy of an index to addresses which needed to be watched for security reasons. 

Also indexed are the names associated with an address, or whether an address was an “Any 

Name” address. Arranged alphabetically by name of country, subdivided by city and street 

address. Box 2 location: 650/43/22/01. 

Censorship Daily Reports 1941-1945 (0216-UD-6) 

Brief printed digests of intelligence information concerning persons, firms, and organizations 

of definite subversive interests or whose communications were particularly informative, 

compiled by the Office of Censorship for the use of censors in writing more complete 

and accurate submission slips as a result of having a background of facts concerning the 

subject. The information ranged from the statement that nothing of a suspicious nature is 

Records of the Office of the Director, Records of the Liaison and Digest Section — Entry 6: Censorship Daily Reports, 1941-1945
RG 216. Records of the Office of Censorship 360

known to a complete statement of adverse activities. The following information on a subject 

was included when known: true name and aliases; business and residential addresses; 

nationality and citizenship; occupation and approximate income; general reputation; political 

affiliations and sympathies; family connections; business, political, and personal associates; 

banking affiliations; sources of any income not accounted for by ordinary legitimate 

commercial activities, and any discrepancy between spending and earning habits. Arranged 

numerically, 1-8601, by Daily Report numbers. Boxes 3-6 location: 650/43/22/01. 

Source Material for Censorship Daily Reports 1941-1945 (0216-UD-7) 

Correspondence, memorandums, reports, and teletypes furnishing information briefly 

summarized in the Censorship Daily Reports. Also included are originals and copies of 

correspondence, memorandums, and reports prepared by government agencies, copies of 

submission slips, and copies of proposed Daily Reports. Arranged numerically, 3003-8601, 

by Daily Report number. Source materials to deleted obsolete reports below 3000 were 

destroyed. Boxes 7-34 location: 650/43/22/01. 

Weekly Censorship Reports August 1942-August 1944 (0216-UD-9) 

Mimeographed summaries of selected quotations taken from intercepted communications 

reflecting political and economic conditions abroad and living conditions, and morale. 

Arranged by report number, 1-101. Boxes 35-38 location: 650/43/22/06.

Special Reports November 6, 1942-November 23, 1943 (0216-UD-10) 

Hectographed compilations of quotations selected from letters handled in the censorship 

process. Arranged by report number, 1-82. Boxes 39-40 location: 650/43/22/06. 

Traffic Analyses February 1943-May 1945 (0216-UD-11) 

Hectographed copies of reports based on analyses of the intercepted communications of 

specific persons, business firms, or organizations, each tying together a series of letters to 

tell a story. Arranged chronologically. An alphabetical index to names of parties involved is 

at the front of Accopress binder. Box 41 location: 650/43/22/06. 

Special Watch Instructions (SWIs) April 8, 1943-August 9, 1945 (0216-UD-12) 

Mimeographed copies of instructions for censors, numbered 1-428, providing background 

information on the persons requested to be watch-listed, the specific type of information 

desired by the interested agency, and the action to be taken by the censor. These 

instructions were devised for the purpose of furnishing user agencies exactly and only 

what they desired, thereby eliminating useless submissions. Arranged in two parts, Active 

SWIs and Canceled SWIs, thereunder numerically by instruction number. Box 42 location: 

650/43/22/06. 

Index to Special Watch Instructions April 8, 1943-August 9, 1945 (0216-UD-13) 

Typewritten list of Special Watch Instructions, recorded in numerical order, showing date 

each was requested and the name of the requesting agency. Instructions that were later 

canceled are indicated by red lines drawn through them, with the date of cancellation typed 

in red in the margin. Box 42 location: 650/43/22/06. 

Records of the Office of the Director, Records of the Liaison and Digest Section — Entry 13: Index to Special Watch 

Instructions, 1943-1945
RG 216. Records of the Office of Censorship 361

Special Watch Instruction Cancellation and Amendment List May 1944-August 

1945 (0216-UD-14) 

Mimeographed lists, numbered 1-35, of cancellations, revisions, and amendments to Special 

Watch instructions, with related correspondence and memorandums. Arranged numerically 

by list number. Box 43 location: 650/43/22/07. 

Agency Watch List Request File 1941-1945 (0216-UD-15) 

Letters and memorandums received and copies of letters and memorandums sent relating 

to requests by government agencies, British Censorship, and branches of the Office of 

Censorship to have certain suspect individuals, firms, and organizations placed on the Office 

of Censorship’s Watch List; copies of Special Watch List Instructions prepared by requesting 

agencies; and lists of current Watch List requests of particular agencies. Arranged 

alphabetically by agency, foreign censorship, and branch of the Office of Censorship. Boxes 

44-57 location: 650/43/22/07. 

Correspondence Reporting Corrections to the Watch List November 1942-August 

1945 (0216-UD-16)

Letters and memorandums received from field censorship stations reporting additions, 

changes of address, and differences in spelling of watch-listed names on the basis of 

traffic examined or of information in their possession; memorandums relating to telephone 

instructions received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation correcting names and 

addresses of subjects watch-listed at the bureau’s request; and mimeographed form 

requests by Censorship’s Technical Operations Division to add, delete, or change names 

placed on the Watch List at their behest. Arranged in three parts, as described above, each 

part arranged chronologically. Box 57 location: 650/43/23/02. 

Proclaimed List Cloak File June 1943-June 1945 (0216-UD-17) 

Correspondence and memorandums relating to aliases and addresses used as cloaks by 

persons and firms listed on the Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals in order to obtain 

mail or goods in circumvention of censorship and government regulations, and to procedures 

for the control of cloaks. Arranged chronologically. Box 58 location: 650/43/23/02. 

Correspondence Relating to Local Watchlisting January 23, 1943-August 13, 1945 

(0216-UD-18) 

Letters received and copies of letters sent, with related materials such as memorandums 

and teletypes, relating to requests by government agencies and branches of Censorship to 

place certain names on local Watch Lists at those stations where their mail was most likely 

to be intercepted. Arranged chronologically. Box 58 location: 650/43/23/02. 

Miscellaneous Watch List Correspondence April 14, 1944-August 17, 1945 

(0216-UD-20) 

Correspondence and memorandums received and copies of correspondence and 

memorandums sent relating to the allocation of submission slips to British Censorship, 

a comparison of the U.S. Confidential List with the British Black List, the routing of 

submissions, and the preparation of Special Watch Instructions. Arranged chronologically. 

Box 58 location: 650/43/23/02. 

Records of the Office of the Director, Records of the Liaison and Digest Section — Entry 20: Miscellaneous Watch 

List Correspondence, 1944-1945
RG 216. Records of the Office of Censorship 362

Card Index to the Watch List 1942-1945 (0216-UD-22) 

Four-by-six-inch cards maintained for all names appearing on the official Watch List, 

showing name and address, any aliases, date of watch-listing request, name of requesting 

agency, code classification, any Special Watch Instructions issued on the name, and date of 

deletion. Arranged in two parts, Active File and Deleted File, thereunder alphabetically by 

name of subject watched. Boxes 1-19 location: 650/43/28/03.

Records of the Postal Division 

War Department Censorship Files June 1941-March 1942 (0216-PI-54-19) 

Records of the Information Control Branch of the Military Intelligence Division relating to 

the planning, organization, and early operations of postal censorship at headquarters and in 

the military departments and corps areas under the direction of army officers. The records 

(War Department File MID 000.73) are mainly for the period from June 1941, when active 

War Department preparation for postal censorship began, until March 1942, when the 

administration of postal censorship was transferred to the Office of Censorship. The records 

consists of correspondence, memorandums, reports, and related materials, and pertain 

to all aspects of postal censorship, including the handling of privileged mail and “Watchlist” communications and the exchange of intercepted information with British Imperial 

Censorship. Arranged by subject and by department and corps area. Boxes 1291-1307 

location: 650/27/28/03.

Records of the Office of the Director, Records of the Postal Division — Entry 19: War Department Censorship Files, 

1941-1942
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 363

Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff

Record Group 218

The U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), was created as a result of the decision made during 

the Anglo-American military staff conference in Washington, D.C., December 1941- January 

1942, to establish the Combined Chiefs of Staff. The JCS became the U.S. representatives 

on the Combined Chiefs of Staff. In addition to the foregoing role, the JCS became the 

principal U.S. agency for coordination between the Army and the Navy. 

The first meeting of the JCS as an organized body was held on February 9, 1942. Its 

original members were the Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. H. R. Stark; the Chief of Staff 

of the U.S. Army, Gen. George C. Marshall; the Commander in Chief of the U.S. Fleet; Adm. 

Ernest J. King; and the Commanding General of the Army Air Forces, Lt. Gen. Henry H. 

Arnold. In March 1942 the duties of the Chief of Naval Operations and of the Commander 

in Chief of the U.S. Fleet were combined in one person, Admiral King, thus reducing the 

membership of the JCS to three. In July a fourth member was again provided, Adm. William 

D. Leahy, the newly appointed Chief of Staff to the President in respect to the latter’s role as 

Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy. 

The functions and duties of the JCS were not formally defined during the war period. The 

absence of any written definition of duties allowed great flexibility of organization and the 

extension of activities in accordance with the requirements of the war. 

During the war period the JCS existed informally on the basis of its continuing functions. It 

was given legislative recognition as a permanent agency, the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, by 

the National Security Act of 1947. 

Records of the Chairman

White House Records of Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy, 1942-1948 (0218-UD-47)

These records were placed in the custody of the JCS in January 1953.10

Boxes 1-23 location: 190/2/15/03

Box File/Subject

1 1 Messages re: ARGONAUT [Note: Code name used for both the preparatory 

conference to the Yalta Conference (January 30-February 2, 1945), and the Yalta 

Conference (February 4-11, 1945).

1 4 Berne [Bern] surrender controversy

2 6 China – General [Joseph W.] Stilwell

2 7 China – Nelson report

2 8 Chiang Kai-Shek – General [Joseph W.] Stilwell – China

2 9 China – 1948

2 10 China – 1946-1947

10. For receipt of Leahy Files by JCS, see papers filed at 1-12-53 in CCS 312.1 (6-12-42) sec. 7. For status of 

Leahy Files as part of the official JCS records, see Memorandum for Record by Assistant Executive Secretary, JCS, 

10 Jan. 55, in CCS 310 (1-19-42) sec. 9.

Records of the Chairman — Entry 47: Records of ADM Leahy, 1942-1948
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 364

Box File/Subject

3 11 China – 1945

3 12 China-Burma-India 1945-46

3 13 China-Burma-India 1944

4 15 Disposition of war material

4 17 French Indo-China

4 18 French 1945-1946-1947-1948

4 19 French (FCNL) messages

5 20 General de Gaulle

7 37 Holland-Netherlands 1945 

7 40 Japan – reparations (Pauley)

7 42 Japan 1947-1948 MacArthur communications

8 43 Japan 1946 MacArthur communications

8 44 Japan – military government 1946

8 45 Japanese naval vessels

8 46 Korea 1948

8 47 Korea 1947

8 48 Korea 1946, 47

9 49 Kyushu study

9 51 Japan – occupation 1945

9 52 Japanese surrender – 1945

9 53 Japanese war criminals

9 54 Value of Office of Strategic Services

9 55 Pacific area

10 59 Philippine operations

10 61 Conference – Potsdam

10 62 Prisoners of war

10 63 Exchange of prisoners - Germany - U.S. – Japan

10 66 Russia (President, Secretary of State telegrams)(1943)

10 67 Russia – bomb line 1944 

10 68 Russia – Moscow Mission 1944

10 69 Moscow Mission 1945

10 70 Russia 1947-1948

10 71 Russia 1946

12 72 South East Asia February-May 1945

13 79 LOCKUP

13 80 Miscellaneous July-December 48

13 81 Miscellaneous 1948

13 82 Miscellaneous messages 1945-46

13 83 Dispatches – miscellaneous 1944

13 84 Miscellaneous 1944

14 85 Miscellaneous 1947

14 86 Command in Pacific

14 87 United Nations 1948

14 88 United Nations 1947

Records of the Chairman — Entry 47: Records of ADM Leahy, 1942-1948
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 365

Box File/Subject

15 89 Conference – Teheran 1943

15 92 Council of Foreign Ministers Moscow London 1947

15 93 Hopkins-President, Moscow (1945) messages

15 94 Stalin – President messages (1944,1945 and 1946)

16 95 Stalin – Soong conference, 1945

16 96 President – Prime Minister Attlee, 1946-1947

16 97 President – Prime Minister Attlee, August-November 1945

16 98 Prime – President Truman, April-July 1945

16 99 Prime Minister-President Roosevelt, Jan.-April 1945 

16 100 Prime Minister – President 1944

17 101 Prime Minister – President, 1943

17 102 Messages (Hurley-”Special” and Harriman)

17 103 Miscellaneous high level messages, 1946

17 104 High level (not Prime) messages, 1945

17 105 High level messages (not Prime) 1943-1944

18 109 State Department – 1947

18 110 State Department, 1946

18 111 State Department, 1945

18 112 Miscellaneous - State Department July 1944-December 1944

19 113 State Dept. file Memos to and from 7/1/43 - 6/30/44

19 114 Telegrams – State Dept. (1947)

19 115 1947 State Dept. – Intelligence Reports

19 116 Trusteeship

19 117 Dumbarton Oaks 1944

19 118 U.S. Mission to UN memos

19 119 UNRRA

19 120 USS MISSOURI 1946

19 122 Memos to and from President 1948-1949

20 123 Memos to and from President 1947

20 124 Memos to and from President 1946

20 125 Memoranda to and from President 1945

20 126 Memoranda to and from the President (1943-44)

20 127 Memos to and from the President (1943)

21 128 Correspondence signed by the President

21 129 Central Intelligence Group

21 130 CIG papers

21 131 National Intelligence Authority

22 132 NIA papers

22 135 Miscellaneous Memoranda, 1947-1948-1949

22 136 Miscellaneous Memorandum 1945-1946

22 137 Miscellaneous Memoranda, 1942,1943,1944

22 138 Messages between the President and Admiral Leahy

22 141 Indonesia and Soviet aims in Asia and MidEast

23 142 NSC papers

Records of the Chairman — Entry 47: Records of ADM Leahy, 1942-1948
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 366

Box File/Subject

23 143 State Dept. intelligence report on international Communism 

23 144 Rise of Communism in Indonesia in 1948

Records of General Omar Bradley, 1949-1953 (0218-UD-48)

Boxes 1-8 location: 190/2/15/06

1949

Box File Title

1 334 Ad Hoc Committee on Biological Warfare (14 Oct. 1949)

1950

Box File Title

1 091 Japan (1950)

1 092.2 Japanese Peace Treaty (1950)

1951

Box File Title

4 092.2 Japanese Peace Treaty (1951)

1952

Box File Title

5 020 JCS (1952)

5 020 JCS (16 December 1952)

5 020 CJCS (1952)

5 091 Japan (1952)

5 092.2 Japanese Peace Treaty (1952)

Central Decimal Files 1942-1945 (0218-UD-1) 

Boxes 1-529 location: 190/1/1/01 

Box Decimal

1 000.1 (12-14-44) - 000.5 War Criminals (10-18-43) Sec 1, BP

2 000.5 War Criminals (10-18-43) Sec 1

3 000.5 War Criminals (10-18-43) Secs 2-4

4 000.5 War Criminals (10-18-43) Secs 5-8

5 000.5 War Criminals (10-18-43) Secs 9-12

6 000.5 War Criminals (10-18-43) Secs 13-18

7 000.5 War Criminals (10-18-43) Secs 19-23

8 000.51 Sabotage (3-21-42) - 000.7 (9-22-43) Sec 1

9 000.7 (9-22-43) Sec 2 - 000.7 (1-26-42) Sec 2

10 000.7 (1-26-42) Sec 3 - 000.73 (10-7-44)

11 000.73 (7-20-44) - 000.73 (5-21-42)

12 000.73 (11-10-43) - 000.76 JIC Weekly Summary (1-23-43) Sec1

13 000.76 JIC Weekly Sum (1-23-43) Sec 2 - 000.76 “The War This Week” (4-10-42)

14 000.76 “The War This Week” (4-10-42) - 000.93 (8-18-43)

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RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 367

Box Decimal

15 000.93 (7-1-43) Sec 1 - 000.93 (11-19-42) Sec 2

16 000.93 (11-19-42) Sec 3 - 003 (11-21-42)

17 004 (8-2-45) - 005 Social Security (12-31-42)

18 006 (12-1-44) - 016 (5-15-44)

19 016 (1-24-44) Secs 1-4

20 017.3 (11-11-42) - 040 (11-2-43) Sec 1

21 040 (11-2-43) Sec 2

22 040 (11-2-43) Part 1

23 040 (11-2-43) Sec 3 - 045.4 (1-12-42)

24 045.5 (1-25-43) - 045.92 (8-18-43) Sec 1

25 045.92 (8-18-43) Sec 2 - 062 (10-26-45)

26 062 (1-1-45) - 062 (2-27-42)

27 062 (10-28-42) - 091.1 (2-20-44) Sec 1

28 091.1 (6-20-44) Sec 2 - 091.112 (12-12-43)

29 091.112 (12-20-43) - 091.412 (11-19-43) Sec 7

30 091.412 (11-9-43) Sec 8 - 091.412 (11-19-43) Sec 7

31 092 (4-14-45) Sec 2 - 092.2 (3-24-47)

32 092.3 (5-10-42) - 111 (6-17-42)

33 111 (6-17-42)

34 111 (6-17-42)

35 113 (4-23-43) - 163 (6-19-42)

36 167 (9-22-44) Sec 1 - 200.6 (9-13-44)

37 200.6 (2-18-45) Sec 1 - 210.14 (9-17-42)

38 210.24 (8-3-43) - 220.3 (10-14-42)

39 200.4(-1-42) - 231.2 (3-16-44)

40 231.3 (12-24-42) - 250 (10-21-42)

41 250.1 (6-3-44) - 300 (1-8-43) Sec 3

42 300 (1-8-43) Sec 3 - 300 (1-25-42) Sec 2

43 300 (1-25-42) Sec 3 - 300.4 (1-1-42)

44 300.8 (5-5-44) - 310 (3-31-44)

45 310 (6-6-44) - 311 (1-20-44)

46 311 (12-21-43) Sec 1 - 311 (3-17-43)

47 311 (3-12-43) - 311 (9-22-42)

48 311 (9-21-42) Secs 1-3

49 311 (9-21-42) Sec 4 - 311 (9-18-42) Sec 7

50 311 (9-21-42) Sec 8 - 311 (9-18-42)

51 311 (9-15-42) - 311 (9-14-42)

52 311 (9-14-42) Sec 3 - 311 (9-9-42) Sec 1

53 311 (9-5-42) Sec 1 - 311 (8-28-42)

54 311 (8-26-42) - 311 (8-14-42) Sec 2

55 311 (8-14-42) Sec 3 - 311 (8-6-42) Sec 2

56 311 (8-3-42) - 311 (7-24-42)

57 311 (7-18-42) - 311 (7-17-42) Sec 3

58 311 (7-17-42) Secs 4-6

59 311 (7-17-42) Secs 7-9

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RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 368

Box Decimal

60 311 (7-17-42) Secs 10-12

61 311 (7-17-42) Secs 13-15

62 311 (7-15-42) (1) Secs 1-3

63 311 (7-15-42) (1) Sec 4 - 311 (7-15-42) (2) Sec 2

64 311 (7-15-42) (2) Secs 3-6

65 311 (7-1-42) - 311 (3-27-42) Sec 3

66 311 (3-27-42) Sec 4 - 311 (1-10-42) Sec 2

67 311 (1-10-42) Secs 3-5

68 311 (1-10-42) Secs 6-8

69 311 (1-10-42) Sec 9 - 311 (11-21-42) Sec 2

70 311 (11-21-42) Secs 3-5

71 311 (11-21-42) Secs 6-8

72 311 (11-21-42) Sec 9 - 311 (11-11-41) Sec 2

73 311 (11-4-41) Secs 3-5

74 311 (11-4-41) Sec 6 - 311 (8-26-41) Sec 1

75 311 (8-26-41) Secs 2-5

76 311.2 (1-20-45) - 311.2 (5-27-45) Sec 2

77 311.2 (4-7-43) - 311.2 (7-28-42)

78 311.2 (5-28-42) - 311.5(5-29-44)

79 311.5 (3-29-44) - 311.5 (6-9-42) Sec 2

80 311.5 (6-9-42) Sec 3 - 311.7 (5-17-45)

81 311.7 (5-6-44) - 312.1(-29-43)

82 312.1 (11-28-42) - 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Sec 1

83 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Sec 1 - 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Sec 1 Part 3

84 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 1, Parts 4-6

85 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 1, Parts 7-9

86 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 1, Parts 10 - 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2

87 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Part 4

88 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 5-7

89 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 8-10

90 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 11-14

91 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 15-17

92 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 18-20

93 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 21-23

94 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 24-26

95 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 27-29

96 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 30-32

97 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 33-35

98 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 36-38

99 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, Parts 39-41

100 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 2, - 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Sec 3

101 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Sec 4, Part 2 

102 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Secs 3-5

103 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Secs 6-8

104 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Sec 4, Parts 9-11

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RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 369

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105 313.4 (2-8-42) (1) Sec 4, Part 12 - Sec 8

106 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 9, Part 4

107 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 10, Part 1 - Sec 11, Part 2

108 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 11, Parts 3-5

109 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 11, Parts 6-8

110 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 11 Part 9 - Sec 13

111 313.4 (2-8-42) Secs 13-15

112 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 16

113 313.4 (2-8-42) Secs 17-18

114 313.4 (2-8-42) Secs 18-19

115 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 19, Parts 4-7

116 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 19, Parts 8-10

117 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 19, Part 11 - Sec 20, Part 1

118 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 20, Part 2 - Sec 25, Part 2

119 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 25, Parts 3-6

120 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 25, Part 7 - Sec 27, Part 1

121 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 27, Part 2 - Sec 29, Part 2

122 313.4 (2-8-42) Sec 29, Part 3 - 313.5 (2-5-42) Sec 1, Part 1

123 313.5 (2-5-42) Sec 1, Parts 2-5

124 313.5 (2-5-42) Sec 2 - 313.6 (3-2-43)

125 313.6 (2-5-43) - 319 (2-4-42)

126 319.1 (9-29-45) Sec 1

127 319.1 (9-29-45) Sec 2

128 319.1 (8-11-45) - 319.1 (11-7-44) Sec 3

129 319.1 (11-7-44) Secs 4-6

130 319.1 (11-7-44) Secs 7-9

131 319.1 (11-7-44) Secs 10-12

132 319.1 (11-7-44) Secs 13-14

133 319.1 (11-7-44) Sec 14

134 319.1 (8-2-44) - 319.1 (4-1-44)

135 319.1 (11-4-43) Secs 1-2

136 319.1 (11-4-43) Sec 3 - 319.1 (9-15-42)

137 319.1 (9-15-42) Sec 1 - 319.1 (8-19-42)

138 319.1 (8-19-42) - 319.25 (3-16-42)

139 320 (4-16-42) Sec 1 - 320 (4-14-42)

140 320.2 (12-29-44) - 320.2 (8-19-42)

141 320.2 (7-25-42) Secs 1-3

142 320.2 (7-25-42) Sec 4 - 320.2 Poppy (2-28-42)

143 320.2 (2-16-42) Sec 1 - 322 (4-25-44)

144 322 (1-15-44) Sec 1 - 322 (6-29-43)

145 322 (5-10-44) - 323 (2-3-43)

146 323 (4-17-42) - 323.361 (2-26-45) Sec 1

147 323.361 (2-26-45) Sec 2 - 323.361 (10-23-44) Sec 1

148 323.361 (10-23-44) Sec 2 - 323.361 (11-3-43) Sec 1

149 323.361 (11-3-43) Sec 2 - 323.361 (6-19-43) Sec 2

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RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 370

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150 323.361 (6-6-43) - 323.361 (6-2-42) Sec 2

151 323.361 (6-2-42) Secs 3-5

152 323.361 (6-2-42) Sec 6 - 323.361 (2-27-42)

153 323.361 (2-23-42) - 330 (3-26-43) Sec 1

154 330 (3-26-43) Sec 2 - 333.1 (1-10-44)

155 333.1 (9-7-42) - 333.5 (7-20-45)

156 333.5 (3-28-44) - 334 (4-10-45)

157 334 (9-18-44) Secs 1-2

158 334 (9-13-44) Secs 1-5

159 334 (9-13-44) BP 1A-BP 1B

160 334 (2-10-43) - 334 Aids to Navigation Cmte (9-24-42)

161 334 Air Amphibian Cmte (1-15-43) - 334 Allied Control Council (Germany) (6-20-

44) Sec 3

162 334 Allied Financial Agency (8-1-43) - 334 Allocation Precedence Meetings Cmte 

(9-4-42)

163 334 American Technical Mission to India (8-7-42) - 334 ANFA (1-15-43)

164 334 Argonaut (2-2-45) - 334 Armistice Control Authority (8-30-43) Sec 3

165 334 Armistice Control Authority (8-30-43) Sec 4 - 334 Army-Navy Munitions 

Board (3-3-42)

166 334 Atlantic Convoy Conference (3-1-43) - 334 British Joint Service Mission (6-

21-43) 

167 334 British Joint Service Mission (6-21-43) - 334 CIA (12-6-42) Sec 1

168 334 CIA (12-6-42) Sec 2 - 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff (1-23-42) (Mtgs 1-10)

169 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff (3-10-42) (Mtgs 11-20) - 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff (10-

30-42) (Mtgs 46-69)

170 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff (2-5-43) (Mtgs 70-88) - 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff (5-

19-43) (Mtgs 89-109)

171 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff (8-17-43) (Mtgs 110-127) - 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff 

(11-23-43) (Mtgs 128-149)

172 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff (3-17-44) (Mtgs 150-179) - 334 Comb Chiefs of Staff 

(2-17-45) (Mtgs 180-200)

173 334 CCAC (1-26-45) - CCAC (12-29-43)

174 334 CCAC (9-8-43) - CCAC (6-5-43) Sec 2

175 334 CADC (6-29-43) - Comb Comm Bd (8-18-43)

176 334 Comb Comm Bd (1-6-43) - 334 Comb Comm Bd (6-25-42) Sec 2

177 334 Comb Comm Bd (6-25-42) Sec 2 - 334 CIOS (10-9-44) Sec 1

178 334 CIOS (10-9-44) Sec 2 - 334 Comb Intell Prior Cmte (6-12-44) Sec 3

179 334 Comb Intelligence Prior Cmte (6-12-44) Secs 4-7

180 334 Comb Intell Staff (2-19-42) - 334 Comb Meteorological Cmte (9-26-44)

186 334 Comb Signal Bd (1-26-43) - 334 Comb Staff Planners (5-6-43)

187 334 Comb Staff Planners (11-28-43) - 334 Cmte on War Info (6-15-42)

188 334 Conference (6-21-42) - 334 Coord Cmte on Emergency Rescue Equip (12-20-

42) Sec 1 

189 334 Coord Cmte on Emergency Rescue Equip (12-20-42) Sec 2 - 334 

Countermeasure Cmte (8-27-42)

190 334 Countermeasure Cmte (8-4-43) - 334 European Inland Transp. Org (7-17-44) 

Sec 3

191 334 Federal Comm Commission (6-7-43) - 334 Glassford Mission (12-4-42)

192 334 Glassford Mission (12-4-42) - 334 Infrared Cmte (3-25-43)

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RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 371

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193 334 Intell of Enemy Cmte (9-11-42) - 334 Joint British Secretariat (3-1-42)

194 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (2-9-42) (Mtgs 1-10) - 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (11-10-

42) (Mtgs 41-50)

195 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (1-14-43) (Mtgs 51-70) - 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (3-29-

43) (Mtgs 71-86)

196 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (5-21-43) (Mtgs 87-100) - 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (9-

14-43) (Mtgs 114-122)

197 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (11-15-43) (Mtgs 123-138) - 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (3-

11-44) (Mtgs 151-167)

198 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (7-4-44) (Mtgs 168-185) - 334 Joint Chiefs of Staff (12-

8-44)

199 334 Joint Civil Affairs Cmte (7-11-44) Sec 1 - 334 Joint Communications Bd (1-

18-44)

200 334 Joint Communications Bd (10-24-44) - 334 Joint General Staff (5-11-43)

201 334 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (2-17-43) - 334 Joint Intelligence Cmte 

(12-19-42) Sec 1

202 334 Joint Intelligence Cmte (12-19-42) Sec 2 - 334 Joint Intelligence Cmte Mtgs 

(5-4-42)

203 334 Joint Intelligence Cmte Mtgs (7-9-42) - 334 Joint Logistics Cmte Mtgs (2-11-

44)

204 334 Joint Logistics Cmte Mtgs (6-30-44) - 334 Joint Logistics Planning Cmte Mtgs 

(11-17-43)

205 334 Joint Logistics Planning Cmte Mtgs (4-25-44) - 334 Joint Logistics Planning 

Cmte (7-19-43) Sec 2

206 334 Joint Logistics Planning Group (11-2-43) Sec 1 - 334 Joint Meteorological 

Cmte Mtgs (11-3-42)

207 334 Joint Meteorological Cmte Mtgs (7-6-43) - 334 Joint Meteorological Cmte 

Mtgs (1-2-45)

208 334 Joint Meteorological Cmte Mtgs (6-12-45) - 334 Joint Meteorological Cmte (2-

4-44)

209 334 Joint Meteorological Cmte (7-16-43) - 334 Joint Military Transportation Cmte 

(9-21-44)

210 334 Joint Military Transportation Cmte (8-28-43) - 334 Joint Munitions Allocations 

Cmte (1-11-44)

211 334 Joint New Weapons Cmte (5-12-42) - 334 Joint New Weapons Cmte (4-27-

42) Sec 2

212 334 Joint Planning Cmte (12-24-41) - 334 Joint Psychological Warfare Cmte (10-

16-42)

213 334 Joint Psychological Warfare Cmte (3-18-42) - 334 Joint Security Control (8-4-

42) Sec 1

214 334 Joint Security Control (8-4-42) Sec 2 - 334 Joint Staff Planners Mtgs (10-14-

42)

215 334 Joint Staff Planners Mtgs (3-24-43) - 334 Joint Staff Planners Mtgs (1-12-44)

216 334 Joint Staff Planners Mtgs (4-19-44) - 334 Joint Staff Planners Mtgs (3-28-45)

217 334 Joint Staff Planners Mtgs (8-2-45) - 334 Joint War Plans Cmte (4-24-43)

218 334 London Communications Cmte (11-12-41) - 334 Methods and Procedures 

Cmte (2-1-43)

219 334 Military Political Cmte (10-1-43) - 334 Munitions Assignments Bd (1-31-42) 

(1) Sec 2

237 334 Office of War Information (6-13-42) Sec 1 - 334 Pacific Far Eastern High 

Commission (3-17-45)

238 334 Pacific Military Conference (3-12-43) - 334 Polish Liaison Section (12-22-42)

240 334 Priorities Allocation Advisory Cmte (6-9-42) - 334 Propaganda Agency (8-7-

43) Sec 2

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RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 372

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241 334 Propaganda Agency (8-7-43) Sec 3 - 334 Radio Cmte (9-15-42)

242 334 Radio Intelligence Cmte (6-19-42) - 334 SANACC (12-19-44)

243 334 SANACC (12-19-44) - 334 Special Cmte on Control of Germany (4-10-45)

244 334 Standardization Cmte (12-7-42) - 334 UNRRA (3-13-43) Sec 1

245 334 UNRRA (3-13-43) Secs 2-5

246 334 UNRRA (3-13-43) Sec 6 - 334 United States Special Mission on Radar (1-3-

43) Sec 1

247 334 United States Special Mission on Radar (1-3-43) Sec 2 - 334 Vatican 

Information Service (5-4-43)

248 334 Visual Communication Cmte (1-26-43) - 334 Washington Communications Bd 

(1-6-42) Sec 2

249 334 Washington Communications Bd (1-6-41) Sec 3 - 336.4 Termistelen (2-18-

42)

250 337 (12-16-45) - 337 (12-7-43)

251 337 (9-12-43) Sec 1 - 350.05 (1-1-45)

252 350.05 (5-15-45) Sec 1 - 350.05 (8-9-44) Sec 2

253 350.05 (8-9-44) Sec 3 - 350.05 (6-26-44) Sec 2

254 350.05 (6-26-44) Sec 3 - 350.05 (5-31-44)

255 350.05 (5-24-44) - 350.05 (3-16-44) Sec 2

256 350.05 (3-16-44) Secs 3-5

257 350.05 (2-29-44) - 350.05 (1-9-44) Sec 2

258 350.05 (1-7-44) Sec 1 - 350.05 (4-24-43)

259 350.05 (4-8-43) - 350.05 (2-5-43) Sec 3

260 350.05 (2-4-45) Sec 1 - 350.05 (11-10-42)

261 350.05 (11-9-45) - 350.05 (6-28-42)

262 350.05 (6-13-42) - 350.05 (3-7-42)

263 350.05 (2-9-42) - 352 (8-20-45) Sec 1

264 352 (7-14-44) Sec 1 - 352 (12-26-42) Sec 2

265 352 (12-26-42) Sec 3 - 353 Amphibious (6-23-43) Sec 2

266 353 (5-31-43) Sec 1

267 353 (12-19-42) - 354.22 (12-2-43)

268 354.22 (11-23-43) Sec 1 - 360 (4-30-43) Sec 1, Bulky

269 360 (4-30-43) Sec 2 Bulky - 360 (12-9-42) Sec 1

270 360 (12-9-42) Sec 2 - 360 (12-9-42) Sec 5

271 360 (12-9-42) Secs 6-7

272 360 (12-9-42) Secs 8-10

273 360 (12-9-42) Sec 11 - 360.11 (10-22-44) Sec 2

274 360.11 (10-22-44) Sec 3 - 360.4 (6-30-43) Sec 1

275 360.4 (5-19-43) - 370 (4-25-45)

276 370 (11-3-44) Secs 1-3

277 370 (11-3-44) Sec 4 - 370 (1-13-44) Sec 2

278 370 (1-13-44) Sec 3 - 370 (1-7-44)

279 370 (12-14-43) - 370 (5-21-43) Sec 2 Part 1

280 370 (5-21-43) Sec 2 Part 2 - 370.01 (7-30-43) Sec 1

281 370.01 (7-30-43) Sec 2 - 370.05 (6-24-42)

282 370.05 (5-4-42) Secs 1-4

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RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 373

Box Decimal

283 370.05 (5-4-42) Sec 5 - 370.21 (3-16-44) Sec 1

284 370.21 (3-16-44) Sec 2 - 370.5 (11-16-43)

285 370.5 (9-11-43) - 370.5 (5-19-42)

286 371 (9-5-45) - 371 (7-10-43) Sec 3

287 371 (10-3-42) Secs 1-3

288 371 (2-16-42) - 371.2 (4-22-43) Sec 7

289 371.2 (4-22-43) Sec 7 - 373 (6-19-42) Sec 1

290 373 (6-19-42) Sec 2 - 373.11 (3-3-45)

291 373.11 (1-5-45) - 373.11 (6-26-44)

292 373.11 (5-29-44) - 373.11 (7-16-43) Sec 3

293 373.11 (7-16-43) Sec 4 - 373.11 (1-19-43)

294 373.11 (11-5-42) - 373.5 (8-27-42) Sec 1

295 373.5 (8-27-42) Sec 2 - 380.01 (10-29-44)

296 380.01 (12-20-43) Sec 1 - 381 (6-15-45) Sec 1

297 381 (6-15-45) Secs 2-3

298 381 (6-15-45) Bulky - 381 (5-13-45) Sec 1

299 381 (5-13-45) Sec 2 - 381 (1-19-45)

300 381 (1-9-45) Secs 1-2

301 381 (12-6-44) - 381 (5-3-44)

302 381 (4-7-44) - 381 (1-22-44)

303 381 (1-11-44) Secs 1-3

304 381 (1-11-44) Secs 4-6

305 381 (1-11-44) Sec 7 - 381 (12-17-43) Part 1

306 381 (11-26-43) - 381 (10-4-43)

307 381 (9-9-43) - 381 (8-20-43) Sec 3

308 381 (8-20-43) Secs 4-7

309 381 (8-20-43) Secs 8-11

310 381 (8-20-43) Sec 12 - 381 (6-11-43)

311 381 (6-7-43) Secs 1-2

312 381 (6-4-43) Sec 1 part 3 - 381 (6-4-43) Sec 2 Part 1

313 381 (6-4-43) Sec 2 Part 2 - 381 (6-4-43) Sec 2 Part 5

314 381 (5-27-43) - 381 (5-25-43) Sec 2

315 381 (5-19-43) - 381 (4-24-43) Sec 2

316 381 (4-24-43) Sec 3 - 381 (4-24-43) Sec 5 Part 1

317 381 (4-24-43) Sec 5 Part 2 - 381 (4-24-43) Sec 6 Part 2

318 381 (4-24-43) Sec 7 - 381 (4-23-43) Sec 2

319 381 (4-23-43) Sec 3 - 381 (2-28-43) Sec 1

320 381 (2-28-43) Sec 2 - 381 (2-8-43) Sec 1

321 381 (2-8-43) Secs 2-4

322 381 (2-8-43) Secs 5-6

323 381 (2-8-43) Secs 7-9

324 381 (11-24-42) - 381 (8-27-42) Sec 2

325 381 (7-24-42) Secs 1-1a

326 381 (7-24-42) Sec 2 - 381 (7-11-42)

327 381 (7-7-42) - 381 (6-24-42) Sec 2

Records of the Chairman — Entry 1: Central Decimal Files, 1942-1945
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 374

Box Decimal

328 381 (6-1-42) - 381 (3-23-42) Part 2

329 381 (3-23-42) Parts 3-4

330 381 (3-23-42) Parts 5-7

331 381 (3-23-42) Parts 8-10

332 381 (3-23-42) Parts 11-13

333 381 (3-23-42) Part 1 of Bulky Package

334 381 (3-23-42) Part 2 of Bulky Package

335 381 (3-23-42) Part 3 of Bulky Package

336 381 (3-5-42) (1)

337 381 (3-5-42) (2) - 381 (1-30-42) (1)

338 381 (1-24-42) Secs 1-2, Part 1

339 381 (1-24-42) Sec 2 Part 2 - 381 (3-27-41)

340 382 (6-9-45) - 382 (10-15-43) Sec 2

341 382 (10-15-43) Secs 3-5

342 383 (2-23-44) - 383.21 (4-13-44) Sec 1

343 383.21 (4-13-44) Sec 2 - 383.21 (7-3-44) Sec 2

344 383.21 (7-3-44) Secs 3-6

345 383.21 (7-3-43) Sec 7 - 383.21 (2-8-43) Sec 1

346 383.21 (2-8-43) Sec 1

347 383.21 (2-8-43) Sec 2

348 383.21 (2-8-43) Sec 2 Bulky Package

349 383.21 (2-8-43) Secs 3-5

350 383.21 (2-8-43) Sec 6 - 383.6 (4-25-45)

351 383.6 (4-23-45) - 383.6 (12-20-44)

352 383.6 (11-30-44) - 383.6 (7-4-44) (1)

353 383.6 (7-4-44) (2) Sec 1 - 383.6 (7-4-44) (2) Sec 3

354 383.6 (7-4-44) (2) Secs 4-6

355 383.6 (7-4-44) (2) Secs 7-9

356 383.6 (6-28-44) - 383.6 (5-20-44) Sec 1

357 383.6 (5-20-44) Sec 2 - 383.6 (3-1-44)

358 383.6 (3-14-44) - 383.6 (1-15-44) Sec 3

359 383.6 (12-16-43) Sec 1 - 383.6 (10-16-43) Sec 2

360 383.6 (10-16-43) Secs 3-6

361 383.6 (9-29-43) - 383.6 (2-1-43)

362 383.6 (5-27-42) - 383.6 (4-24-42) Sec 3

363 383.6 (4-24-42) Sec 4 - 383.7 (5-3-45)

364 383.7 (3-5-45) - 383.7 (9-6-43)

365 383.7 (7-20-43) - 384.4 (5-26-44)

366 384.5 (12-4-43) - 385 (8-6-43)

367 385 (7-23-43) - 385 (4-8-43)

368 385 (4-8-43) - 385 (2-10-43)

369 385 (1-16-43) - 385 (3-25-42)

370 385 (3-21-42) - 385 (2-13-42)

371 385 (2-8-42) Sec 1 - Sec 1 Part 2

372 385 (2-8-42) Sec 1 Parts 3-5

Records of the Chairman — Entry 1: Central Decimal Files, 1942-1945
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 375

Box Decimal

373 385 (2-8-42) Sec 1 Parts 6-8

374 385 (2-8-42) Sec 1 Part 9

375 385 (2-8-42) Sec 2 - 385.2 (12-17-43) Sec 2

376 385.2 (12-17-43) Sec 3 - 385.2 (6-24-42) Sec 1

377 385.2 (6-24-42) Sec 1 Part 1 - 385.2 (6-24-42) Sec 2

378 385.2 (6-24-42) Sec 3 - 385.7 (10-10-42) Sec 1

379 385.7 (10-10-42) Sec 2 - 385.7 (9-8-42)

380 386 (1-10-44) - 386.3 (10-13-43)

381 386.3 (10-3-43) - 386.3 (4-15-43) Sec 3

382 386.3 (4-15-43) Sec 4 - 386.3 (4-15-43) Sec 7

383 386.3 (4-15-43) Sec 8 - 386.8 (11-28-44)

384 387 (4-15-45) - 387.7 (11-7-45) Bulky Pkg

385 387.7 (4-13-45) - 400 (9-15-44)

386 400 (7-30-44) - 400 (8-2-43) Sec 1

387 400 (8-2-43) Secs 2-5

388 400 (7-16-43) - 400 (5-16-43) Sec 3

389 400 (5-16-43) Sec 4 - 400 (11-30-42)

390 400 (9-25-42) - 400 (2-1-42)

391 400.1141 (3-27-45) - 400.17 (8-11-44)

392 400.17 (7-7-44) - 400.17 (7-6-42) Sec 1

393 400.17 (7-6-42) Secs 2-3

394 400.17 (7-6-42) Sec 4 - 400.17 (2-20-42) Sec 2

395 400.17 (2-20-42) Secs 3-5

396 400.17 (11-20-41) - 400.23 (12-15-43) Sec 2

397 400.231 (8-16-43) - 400.3 (7-13-42) Sec 1 (Air)

398 400.3 (7-13-42) Sec 2 (Air)-Sec 4 (Air)

399 400.3 (7-13-42) Secs 5-7 (Air)

400 400.3 (7-13-42) Sec 8 (Air) - 400.3 (7-13-42) Sec 1 (Ground)

401 400.3 (7-13-42) Secs 2-4 (Ground)

402 400.3 (7-13-42) Secs 5-7 (Ground)

403 400.3 (7-13-42) Sec 8 (Ground) - 400.3 (7-14-42) Sec 3

404 400.3 (10-20-45) - 400.3 (5-25-42) Sec 1

405 400.3 (5-25-42)

406 400.3 (5-25-42) Sec 2 - 400.3 (2-17-42) Part 2

407 400.312 (6-5-43) - 400.3295 (12-16-43) Sec 1

408 400.3295 (12-16-43) Sec 2 - 400.3295 (3-23-42)

409 400.3295 (3-4-42) - 400.354 (8-23-44)

410 400.354 (7-15-43) Secs 1-4

411 400.354 (7-15-43) Secs 5-7

412 400.354 (7-15-43) Secs 8-11

413 400.354 (7-15-43) Sec 12 - 400.74 (10-27-43)

414 401 (10-11-44) - 411.1 (5-2-44) Sec 1

415 411.1 (5-2-44) Sec 2 - 412.31 (4-10-42)

416 412.4 (7-10-44) - 413.44 (11-27-45)

417 413.44 (11-22-44) Sec 1 - 413.44 (6-28-44) Sec 1

Records of the Chairman — Entry 1: Central Decimal Files, 1942-1945
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 376

Box Decimal

418 413.44 (6-28-44) Sec 2 - 413.44 (11-20-42)

419 413.44 (11-9-42) - 413.68 (11-2-42)

420 413.68 (10-30-42) - 413.77 (7-7-43)

421 413.8 (4-20-43) - 423 (9-3-43)

422 423 (4-20-43) Sec 1 - 423 (9-16-42)

423 423 (6-20-42) Sec 1 - 430 (6-10-45)

424 430 (3-1-45) Sec 1 - 441.4 (7-13-44)

425 441.1 (5-4-44) - 441.5 (8-27-42) Sec 3

426 441.5 (8-27-42) Secs 4-6

427 441.5 (5-14-42) - 451 (4-16-42)

428 451 (4-10-42) - 451.9 (2-26-44)

429 451.92 (7-3-44) - 452 (10-14-44)

430 452 (9-1-44) - 452 (5-26-44) Part 1

431 452 (3-15-44) Secs 1-3

432 452 (1-17-44) Sec 1 - 452 (7-28-43)

433 452 (7-15-43) - 452 (5-7-43) Sec 2

434 452 (3-14-43) Secs 1-3

435 452 (2-3-43) - 452 (8-27-42) Sec 1

436 452 (8-27-42) Secs 2-5

437 452 (7-28-42) - 452 (4-13-42)

438 452 (4-8-42) Sec 1 - 452 (3-21-42) Sec 2

439 452 (3-17-42) - 452 (2-24-42) Sec 2

440 452 (2-10-42)

441 452 (2-7-42) - 452.11 (2-21-42)

442 452.12 (9-29-44) - 452.4 (1-31-44)

443 452.4 (12-11-43) - 458 (2-29-44)

444 458.12 (5-13-43) - 458.12 (4-26-43) Sec 2

445 458.12 (4-26-43) Bulky Package

446 460 (6-10-44) - 461 A Rpt to Congress (1-11-45)

447 461 Petroleum (12-31-44)

448 461 (11-1-44) - 461 (3-13-44)

449 461 (2-15-44) - 461 (1-31-43)

450 461 (1-25-43) - 461 (1-1-43)

451 461 (12-16-42) - 461 (4-17-42)

452 461 (4-16-42) (1) - 461 (4-16-42) (3) Sec 2

453 461 (4-3-42) - 462 (4-7-42)

454 463.3 (4-20-45) - 463.7 (5-17-45) Sec 1

455 463.7 (3-21-45) - 463.7 (4-10-44) Sec 1

456 463.7 (4-10-44) Sec 2 - 463.7 (10-27-43)

457 463.7 (10-22-43) Sec 1 - 463.7 (6-10-43) Sec 1

458 463.7 (6-10-43) Sec 2 - 463.7 (5-11-43)

459 463.7 (4-17-43) Secs 1-2

460 463.7 (4-17-43) Sec 3 - 463.7 (4-9-43) Sec 2

461 463.7 (4-9-43) Sec 3 - 463.7 (1-26-43)

462 463.7 (10-31-42) Secs 1-3

Records of the Chairman — Entry 1: Central Decimal Files, 1942-1945
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 377

Box Decimal

463 463.7 (10-31-42) Secs 4-6

464 463.7 (10-31-42) Sec 7 - 463.7 (7-11-42) Sec 2

465 463.7 (7-11-42) Sec 3 - 463.7 (2-9-42)

466 464 (11-5-43) - 470 (9-15-42) Sec 2

467 470 (7-18-44) - 470.1 (7-16-42) Sec 1

468 470.1 (7-16-42) Secs 2-4

469 470.1 (7-16-42) Sec 5 - 470.8 (2-12-42)

470 471 (5-15-44) - 471.6 (6-30-44)

471 471.6 (6-2-44) - 471.6 (5-31-44)

472 471.6 (5-31-44) Sec 1 - 471.6 (8-4-43) Sec 3

473 471.6 (8-4-43) Secs 3-4

474 471.8 (9-30-42) Secs 2-3, Bulky Package

475 471.8 (8-3-42) - 471.9 (5-1-45) Sec 3

476 471.94 (11-19-44) - 475 Ordnance (11-2-42)

477 475 Engineer (7-10-42) - 486.5 (11-24-43)

478 510 (4-28-43) - 510 (2-24-43) Sec 3

479 510 (2-24-43) Sec 4 - 512 (7-10-42)

480 516 (12-26-45) - 540 (9-13-45)

481 540 (8-15-45) - 540 (12-10-44) Sec 1

482 540 (12-10-44) Secs 2-5

483 540 (12-10-44) Sec 6 - 540 (11-17-44) Sec 2 (3)

484 540 (9-11-44) - 540 (5-1-44) Sec 2

485 540 (5-1-44) Sec 3 - 540 (5-23-43)

486 540 (5-13-43) - 540 (2-6-43)

487 540 (1-29-43) - 540 (1-8-43)

488 540 (12-28-42) Sec 1 - 540 (6-10-42)

489 540 (6-2-42) - 540 (2-20-42) Sec 2

490 540 (2-20-42) Sec 3 - 540 (2-12-42) Sec 2

491 540 (2-12-42) Secs 3-5

492 540 (2-12-42) Secs 6-8

493 540 (2-12-42) Sec 9 - 541.2 (4-10-42) Sec 1

494 541.2 (4-10-42) Secs 2-4

495 541.2 (4-10-42) Sec 5 - 546 (5-31-44)

496 546 (10-1-43) - 560 (11-27-44) Sec 1

497 560 (11-27-44) Sec 2 - 560 (9-12-43)

498 560 (9-3-43) - 560 (3-19-43) Sec 2

499 560 (3-19-43) Sec 3 - 561 (8-30-43)

500 561 (8-21-43) Secs 1-3

501 561 (8-18-43) (1) - 561 (8-27-42) Sec 2

502 561 (5-29-42) - 561 (2-19-42)

503 561.1 (11-10-42) - 561.4 (3-18-44) Sec 3

504 561.4 (3-18-44) Secs 4-6

505 561.4 (3-18-44) Secs 7-10

506 561.4 (11-15-43) - 561.4 (9-21-43) Sec 3

507 561.4 (8-31-43) - 561.4 (7-15-43) Sec 3

Records of the Chairman — Entry 1: Central Decimal Files, 1942-1945
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 378

Box Decimal

508 561.4 (7-1-43) - 561.4 (5-14-42) Sec 2

509 561.4 (5-14-42) Sec 3

510 561.4 (5-14-42) Sec 3 Part 1 - 561.4 (5-14-42) Sec 4

511 561.4 (11-12-42) Secs 1-3

512 561.4 (11-12-42) Sec 4 - 563.7 (1-23-43)

513 564 (4-7-45) - 564 (2-26-44) Sec 1 Part 1

514 564 (1-14-44)) - 564 (12-28-42)

515 565 (2-11-44) - 569.14 (4-25-42)

516 580 (2-3-44) - 619.3 (1-1-44)

517 619.4 (2-27-42) - 660.2 (4-7-42)

518 660.2 (4-2-42) Sec 1 - 660.2 (3-14-42) Sec 2

519 660.2 (3-2-42) - 673 (5-8-42)

520 676 (3-5-42) - 676.3 (3-1-43)

521 676.3 (2-25-43) - 676.3 (8-25-42) Sec 2

522 676.4 (4-3-45) - 676.4 (1-13-43) Sec 1

523 676.4 (1-13-43) Sec 2 - 678 (11-27-43)

524 678 (8-14-43) - 684 (3-8-44)

525 686 (10-22-43) Sec 1 - 686 (1-12-43)

526 686 (12-23-42) - 721.6 (9-4-43)

527 800.8 (3-10-43) - 813 (2-22-45)

528 813 (4-22-44) - 813 (8-14-42) Sec 1

529 813 (8-14-43) Sec 2 - 826 (4-5-43)

Central Decimal File 1946-1947 (0218-UD-3) 

Boxes 1-117 location: 190/1/16/03 

Box Decimal

1 000.5 War Criminals (5-16-45) Sec 1 - 000.5 War Criminals (3-13-45) Sec 2

2 000.5 War Criminals (3-13-45) Sec 3 - 000.71 (1-10-46)

3 000.93 (2-5-46) - 004.03 (4-26-46) Sec 2

4 004.04 (11-4-46) Secs 1-4

5 004.04 (11-4-46) Secs 5-7

6 005 (1-3-44) - 007 (3-13-45) Sec 4

7 007 (3-13-45) Secs 5-8

8 014.1 (10-18-45) Sec 1 - 020 (10-4-44) Sec 1 

9 020 (10-4-44) BP, D-E - 045.2 (8-1-42) Sec 1

10 045.2 (8-1-42) Part 1

11 045.4 (3-6-46) - 045.5 (5-24-44) Sec 2

12 045.9 (1-30-44) - 062 (5-26-45) Sec 2

13 062 (1-19-43) Sec 1 - 091.31 (9-28-45) Sec 1

14 091.711 (4-30-46) - 092 (8-22-46) Sec 1

15 092 (8-22-46) Secs 2-4

16 092 (8-22-46) Secs 4-7

17 092 (8-22-46) Sec 8 - 092 (1-16-46)

18 092 (9-10-45) Secs 1-5

Records of the Chairman — Entry 3: Central Decimal File, 1946-1947
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 379

Box Decimal

19 092 (9-10-45) Sec 6 - 092 (4-14-45) Sec 3

20 092 (4-14-45) Secs 4-7

21 092 (4-14-45) Secs 8-12

22 092 (4-14-45) Secs 13-17

23 092 (4-14-45) Secs 18-21

24 092 (4-14-45) Secs 22-24

25 092 (4-14-45) Sec 25 - 092.2 (4-15-43) Sec 1

26 092.2 (4-15-43) Sec 2 - 132.2 (1-25-44) Sec 1

27 132.2 (1-25-44) Sec 2 - 230 (8-3-45) Sec 1

28 230 (8-30-45) Sec 2 - 310 (4-23-43) Sec 1

29 310 (11-19-42) Sec 4 - 311 (5-9-47) Sec 1

30 311 (11-26-46) Sec 1 - 311 (9-7-45) (2) Sec 1

31 311 (9-7-45) (2) - 311 (1-25-44) Sec 2

32 311 (1-24-44) Sec 3 - 311 (10-28-42)

33 311 (10-4-42) - 311 (9-9-42) Sec 3

34 311 (9-5-42) Sec 3 - 311 (7-27-42) Sec 3

35 311 (7-27-42) Sec 4 - 311 (7-15-42) (1) Sec 4

36 311 (3-27-42) Sec 5 - 311 (11-21-41) Sec 11

37 311 (11-21-41) Sec 12 - 311 (11-4-41) Sec 8

38 311 (11-4-41) Sec 9 - 311.1 (5-16-42)

39 311.1 (4-20-42) (1) - 311.2 (7-21-43)

40 311.2 (5-2-43) Sec 3 - 311.5 (5-1-42) Sec 1

41 311.5 (6-30-44) Sec 1 - 311.5 (5-1-42) Sec 1

42 312.1 (9-20-45) Secs 1-3

43 312.1 (9-20-45) Secs 4-7

44 312.1 (9-20-45) Secs 8-10

45 312.1 (8-28-43) Sec 3 - 312.1 (12-7-42) Sec 1

46 312.1 (6-12-42) Sec 1 - 313.4 (12-13-43)

47 313.4 (10-20-43) - 313.5 (2-5-42) Sec 1 Part 8

48 313.5 (2-5-42) Sec 1 Part 9 - 313.6 (7-11-44) Sec 6

49 313.6 (7-11-44) Sec 7 - 314.7 (9-18-43) Sec 1

50 319.1 (9-29-47) - 319.1 (2-21-46)

51 319.1 (1-16-46) Sec 1 - 319.1 (9-29-45) Sec 3

52 319.1 (4-30-44) Sec 2 - 319.1 (1-20-43) Sec 2

53 320.2 (5-1-45) Sec 1

54 320.2 (2-4-43) Sec 1 - 320.2 (2-16-42) Sec 4

55 320.2 (2-16-42) Secs 5-8

56 322.33 (4-30-46) - 323.61 (2-26-45) Sec 6

57 323.361 (2-26-45) Secs 7-10

58 323.361 (12-2-44) Sec 2 - 330.32 (10-4-46) Sec 1

59 334 (11-28-45) - 334 Aeronautical Bd (12-9-43) Sec 3

60 334 Aeronautical Bd (12-9-43) Sec 4-334 Allied Control Council (Japan) (4-17-45) 

Sec 1

61 334 Allied Control Council (Japan) Sec 2 -334 CCB (6-5-46)

62 334 CCB (11-28-45) - 334 CCB (6-25-42) Sec 8

Records of the Chairman — Entry 3: Central Decimal File, 1946-1947
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 380

Box Decimal

63 334 CCB (6-25-42) Sec 9 - 334 CCB (6-12-44) Sec 9

64 334 Far Eastern Commission (3-26-46) Sec 1-Sec 1 Part 3

65 334 Joint Civil Affairs Committee (7-11-44) Sec 2 - 334 JCEC (10-22-47)

66 334 JIC (5-29-46) - 334 JIC (11-19-42) Sec 7

67 334 JIC (12-19-42) Sec 8 - 334 JLPC (10-17-46)

68 334 JLPC (2-14-46) - 334 Joint Staff Planners (3-6-46)

69 334 JSPC (9-25-46) - JTS (12-11-43)

70 334 London Coord Cmte on Guided Missiles (11-24-45) - 334 Military Staff Comm 

(1-10-46)

72 334 Octagon (9-13-44) - 334 Research and Development Bd (2-28-46) Sec 1

73 334 Research and Development Bd (2-28-46) Sec 2 - 334 SANACC (12-19-44) 

Sec 2

74 334 SANACC (12-19-44) (1) Sec 3 - 337 (9-12-43) Sec 2

75 337 (9-12-43) Sec 3 - 350.03 (12-23-43)

76 350.05 (8-9-46) - 350.05 (3-16-44) Sec 9

77 350.05 (3-16-44) Secs 10-12

78 350.05 (2-5-44) Sec 2 - 352 (7-14-44) Sec 2

79 352 (7-14-44) Secs 2-3

80 352 (7-14-44) Sec 3A

81 352 (7-14-44) Sec 3B

82 352 (7-14-44) Secs 4-7

83 353 (5-31-43) Sec 2 - 360 (4-30-43) Sec 2

84 360 (4-30-43) Sec 3 - 360 (12-9-42) Sec 14

85 360 (12-9-42) Secs 15-18

86 360 (12-9-42) Secs 19-22

87 360 (12-9-42) Secs 23-26

88 360 (12-9-42) Secs 27-30

89 360 (12-9-42) Sec 31, BP Part 1A

90 360 (12-9-42) BP Part 1A

91 360 (12-9-42) BP Part 2

92 360.11 (10-22-44) Sec 2 - 370 (7-9-45) Sec 3

93 370 (1-13-44) Sec 6 - 370.64 (10-13-47)

94 371 (7-10-43) Secs 4-7

95 371.2 (4-22-43) - 371.2 (4-22-43) Sec 10

96 371.2 (4-22-43) Sec 11 - 381 (11-19-45)

97 381 (8-24-45) Sec 1 - 381 (2-14-44) Sec 2

98 381 (2-14-44) Sec 2 - 381 (2-8-43) Sec 10

99 381 (2-8-43) Sec 11 - 381 (1-24-42) Sec 3

100 381 (1-24-42) Sec 4 - 381.2 (10-14-47)

101 383.21 (6-1-46) - 383.6 (7-4-44) (2) Sec 9

102 383.6 (10-16-43) Sec 3 - 385 (6-4-44) Sec 2

103 385 (4-8-43) (2) Sec 3 - 386.3 (4-15-43) Sec 10

104 386.3 (4-15-43) Sec 11 - 387.7 (11-7-45) Sec 1

105 387.7 (11-7-45) Sec 2 - 389 (11-29-46) Sec 2

106 389 (11-29-46) Sec 3 - 400 (5-16-43) Sec 8

Records of the Chairman — Entry 3: Central Decimal File, 1946-1947
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 381

Box Decimal

107 400 (5-16-43) Sec 9 - 400.3295 (12-16-43) Sec 2

108 400.3295 (12-16-43) Sec 4 - 461 (5-1-46)

109 461 (7-3-44) Sec 2 - 463.7 (9-6-45) Sec 3

110 463.7 (9-6-45) - Secs 4-7

111 463.7 (9-6-45) Sec 9 - 471.6 (3-26-42)

112 471.8 (9-30-42) Sec 1 - 471.9 (5-1-45) Sec 4

113 471.9 (5-1-45) Secs 5-9

114 471.9 (5-1-45) Secs 10-14

115 540 (8-15-45) Sec 2 - 540 (6-29-45)

116 565.7 (9-13-46) - 676.3 (8-25-42) Sec 3

117 678 (3-6-47) Sec 1 - 812.3 (10-13-43) Sec 4

Geographic File 1942-1945 (0218-UD-2) 

The records are arranged by location and thereunder by the War Department Decimal 

Scheme. Boxes 1-222 location: 190/1/11/06; Box 189 location: 190/B/1/01. 

Box Decimal/Location

1 210.33 ABDA Area (2-7-42) - 611 Alaska (12-29-45)

2 660.2 Alaska (9-23-45) Sec 1 - 660.2 Alaska (6-15-42)

3 383.21 Amoy, China (3-31-45) - 370 Australia (6-2-44)

4 372.2 Australia (3-11-44) - 383.21 Austria (1-21-44) Sec 2

8 320.2 Axis (4-22-43) - 463.7 Axis (12-17-42) Sec 1

9 463.7 Axis (12-17-44) Sec 2 - 332.361 Azores (9-6-43)

15 381 Bonins (9-9-43) Secs 1 - 2, Part 2

19 311 Burma - 381 Burma (8-25-42) Sec 1

20 381 Burma (8-25-42) Secs 2-3, Part 1

21 381 Burma (8-25-42) Secs 4-7

22 381 Burma (8-25-42) Secs 8-10

23 381 Burma (8-25-42) Sec 12 - 381 Burma (2-16-42)

24 385 Burma (4-1-43) - 471.3 Canada (10-24-42)

25 381 Caroline Islands (7-15-43) - 123 Central Pacific (10-29-43)

26 311 Central Pacific Ocean Area (9-2-43) Sec 1 - 620 Central Pacific (2-1-44)

27 660.2 Ceylon (2-16-42) - 091.711 China (1-20-42) Sec 2

28 100 China (3-15-44) - 381 China (6-23-42) Sec 1

29 381 China (6-23-42) Sec 2 - 400.3295 China (3-17-42) Sec 2

30 452 China (4-3-45) Secs 1-3

31 452 China (4-3-45) Sec 4 - 381 Chinese Theater (12-7-43) Sec 1

32 381 Chinese Theater (12-7-43) Secs 1-3

33 381 Chinese Theater (12-7-43) Sec 4 - Sec 4, Part 1

34 381 Chinese Theater (12-7-43) Secs 5-7

35 381 Chinese Theater (12-7-43) Sec 3 - 370.02 Czechoslovakia (6-13-45)

37 350.05 East Indies (4-10-44) - 387 Europe (7-20-43)

39 686.9 European Theater (4-30-45) Sec 1 - 062 Far East (12-15-43) Sec 2

40 062 Far East (12-15-43) Sec 2 - 350.05 Far East (5-27-43)

41 350.05 Far East (4-13-43) - 381 Formosa (7-15-43) Sec 1

Records of the Chairman — Entry 2: Geographic File, 1942-1945
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 382

Box Decimal/Location

42 381 Formosa (7-15-43) Secs 1-2

43 381 Formosa (7-15-43) Sec 3 - 383.21 Formosa (9-24-44)

44 383.21 Formosa (8-28-44) - 045.4 France (9-19-44) Sec 3

58 452 France (1-8-43) Sec 3 - 383.21 French Indo-China (10-20-45)

86 091.411 Greenland (2-3-45) - 660.2 Hawaiian Islands (2-12-42)

87 092 Hong Kong (4-17-45) - 381 Honshu (7-19-44) Sec 2

88-

89

381 Honshu (7-19-44) Sec 2, Parts 1-2, Part 3, Sec 3

90 381 Honshu (7-19-44) Sec 4 - 373.11 Hungary (11-23-43)

94 385 Iberian Peninsula (9-29-42) - 385 India (4-8-43)

95 400.302 India (12-3-43) - 381 Indian Ocean (2-26-44)

96 381 Indian Ocean (2-18-42) - 370.5 Ireland (1-25-42)

111 602.6 (11-20-43) Sec 3 - 000.73 Japan (5-16-45) [contains Japan 000.5 Japanese 

atrocities 1943-1946, ca. 100 pp.]

112 004 Japan (10-20-45) - 320.2 Japan (3-31-42) Sec 1

113 320.2 Japan (3-31-42) Sec 2 - 350.05 Japan (7-22-43)

114 350.05 Japan (8-18-42) - 373.11 Japan (8-20-43) Part 2

115 373.11 Japan (8-20-43) Parts 3-7

116 373.11 Japan (8-20-43) Parts 8-11

117 373.11 Japan (8-20-43) Parts 12-14

118 381 Japan (6-14-45) Sec 1 - 381 Japan (11-11-43) Sec 2

119 381 Japan (11-11-43) Secs 2-3

120 381 Japan (11-11-43) Sec 3, Parts 1-2

121 381 Japan (11-11-43) Sec 3 Parts 3-4

122 381 Japan (11-11-43) Sec 3 Part 5 - Sec 4

123 381 Japan (11-11-43) Sec 5 - 381 Japan (10-4-43) Sec 2

124 381 Japan (10-4-43) Secs 3-5

125 381 Japan (10-4-43) Secs 6-8

126 381 Japan (10-4-43) Sec 9 - 381 Japan (8-25-42) Sec 2

127 381 Japan (8-25-42) Secs 3-5

128 381 Japan (8-25-42) Secs 6-8

129 381 Japan (8-25-42) Sec 9 - 381 Japan (4-23-42) Sec 2

130 381 Japan (4-23-42) Sec 3- 383.21 Japan (3-13-45) Sec 1

131 383.21 Japan (3-13-45) Secs 2-4

132 383.21 Japan (3-13-45) Sec 5 - 383.7 Japan (3-13-45)

133 385 Japan (7-2-45) - 385 Japan (4-27-42) Sec 3

134 385 Japan (4-27-42) Sec 4 - 386 Japan (9-22-45) Sec 2

135 386.2 Japan (4-9-45) Secs 1-3

136 386.2 Japan (4-9-45) Sec 4 - 387 Japan (2-7-45) Sec 1

137 387 Japan (2-7-45) Secs 2-4

138 387 Japan (2-7-45) Sec 5 - 560 Japan (3-5-42)

139 569.14 Japan (12-18-44) - 383.21 Korea (3-19-45) Sec 1

140 383.21 Korea (3-19-45) Sec 2 - 385 Korea (3-16-42)

141 516 Korea (12-30-45) - 381 Korean Straights (6-23-45)

142 381 Kyushu Islands (6-6-44) Sec 1 - Sec 1, Part 1

Records of the Chairman — Entry 2: Geographic File, 1942-1945
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 383

Box Decimal/Location

143 381 Kyushu Islands (6-6-44) Sec 2 - 091.714 Latin America (6-20-43) Sec 2

144 385 Liberia (10-6-42) - 381 Marshall Islands (1-6-44)

145 381 Marshall Islands (5-28-43) Sec 1 - 350.05 Mediterranean Area (5-18-43)

151 400.354 Netherlands (11-3-44) - 679 Netherlands East Indies (3-13-42)

152 323.361 New Caledonia (2-21-42) - 350.05 North Africa (4-14-42)

153 385 North Africa (1-7-42) - 360.04 North Africa (8-6-43)

154 560 North African Theater (11-29-43) - 560 North Pacific Area (6-17-43)

155 381 Northwestern Pacific Area (7-30-43) Secs 1-3

156 381 Northwestern Pacific Area (7-30-43) Sec 4 - 400.354 NW Europe (9-21-43) 

Sec 3

159 385 Norway (2-19-43) - 370 Okinawa (5-9-45)

160 373.2 Okinawa (5-14-45) - 370.22 Pacific Ocean Area (8-2-44)

161 323.361 Pacific Ocean Area (8-18-44) Sec 1 - 371 Pacific Ocean Area (8-18-44)

162 373 Pacific Ocean Area (1-12-45) - 381 Pacific Ocean Area (4-21-45)

163 381 Pacific Ocean Area (6-10-43) Secs 1-3

164 381 Pacific Ocean Area (6-10-43) Secs 4-5

165 381 Pacific Ocean Area (6-10-43) Sec 5

166 381 Pacific Ocean Area (6-10-43) Sec 5

167 381 Pacific Ocean Area (6-10-43) Secs 6-8

168 381 Pacific Ocean Area (6-10-43) Secs 9-11

169 381 Pacific Ocean Area (6-10-43) Sec 12 - 381 Pacific Ocean Area (5-11-42)

170 383.7 Pacific Ocean Area (10-15-45) Sec 1 - 400 Pacific Ocean Area (4-17-44) 

Sec 1

171 400 Pacific Ocean Area (4-17-44) Sec 2 - 540 Pacific Ocean Area (9-6-43) Sec 2

172 540 Pacific Ocean Area (9-6-43) Sec 3 - 350.05 Pacific Theater (6-26-45)

173 350.05 Pacific Theater (11-25-43) - 385 Pacific Theater (6-16-43) Sec 2

174 385 Pacific Theater (4-1-43) Secs 1-4

175 385 Pacific Theater (4-1-43) Sec 5 - 386 Paris, France (8-19-44)

177 330.13 Phil Dept (2-14-42) - 381 Phil Islands (7-14-43) Sec 1 Part 1

178 381 Phil Islands (7-14-43) Sec 2 - 385 Phil Islands (1-1-43)

179 676.3 Phil Islands (9-2-44) - 686.9 Phil Islands (11-7-43)

180 680 Philippines (2-24-45) Sec 1 - 381 Poland (6-30-43) Sec 1

186 381 Ryukyu Islands (10-20-43) Secs 1-3

187 381 Ryukyu Islands (10-20-43) Sec 3 Part 1 - Part 2

188 381 Ryukyu Islands (10-20-43) Sec 3 Part 3

193 381 Sicily (1-20-43) Sec 5 - 381 Singapore (9-23-43)

194 660.2 Society Islands (2-19-42) - 813 Southeast Asia (11-27-43)

195 000.1 Southeast Asia Command (8-7-44) - 370 South Pacific Area (1-14-44) Sec 2

196 000.93 SW Pacific Area (6-10-44) - 381 SW Pacific Area (6-5-43)

197 381 SW Pacific Area (7-10-42) - 561.4 SW Pacific Area (12-23-42)

203 350.05 Tanzibar (7-29-43) - 381 Thailand (2-22-45)

204 385 Thailand (8-18-42) - 381 Turkey (1-18-43) Sec 2

Geographic File 1946-1947 (0218-UD-4)

The records are arranged by location and thereunder by the War Department Decimal 

Scheme.

Records of the Chairman — Entry 4: Geographic File, 1946-1947
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 384

Box Decimal/Subject

1 560 ABDA Area (2-22-42) - 091.31 Austria (1-8-46)

5 151 Bulgaria (2-4-46) Sec 1 - 381 Burma (8-25-42) Sec 15

6 381 Burma ((8-25-42)

7 660.3 Canada (8-30-46) - 092 China (1-2-45) Sec 5

8 452 China (4-3-45) Sec 5 - 381 Eastern Medit. Area (9-8-43)

20 540 Italy (8-1-43) Sec 3 - 004.2 Japan (10-1-45) Sec 3

21 004.2 Japan (10-1-45) Sec 2 - 045.2 Japan (8-28-45) Sec 1

22 045.2 Japan (8-28-45) Sec 2 - 091.11 Japan (3-13-43) Sec 1 [Boxes 22-23 

contain Japan 091.11 Treatment of the Emperor of Japan 1945-1946, ca. 100 pp.]

23 091.11 Japan (3-13-43) Sec 2 - 091.31 Japan (9-16-45) Sec 4

24 123.7 Japan (11-29-45) - 360.11 Japan (10-10-45) Sec 2

25 373.11 Japan (8-28-45) Sec 1 - 383.21 Japan (3-13-45) Sec 7

26-29 383.21 Japan (3-13-45) Secs 8-22

30 383.21 Japan (3-13-45) Part 1 - 386 Japan (6-30-47) Sec 1

31 386 Japan (6-30-47) Sec 2 - 386 Japan (9-22-45) Sec 7

32-33 386 Japan (9-22-45) Secs 8-16

34 386 Japan (9-22-45) Sec 17 - 387 Japan (2-7-45) Sec 7

35 388.1 Japan (9-1-47) Sec 1 - 463.7 Japan (12-2-48)

36 676.6 Japan (12-20-46) - 091.31 Korea (6-3-46)

37 360.7 Korea (5-26-47) - 383.21 Korea (3-19-45) Sec 8

38-39 383.21 Korea (3-19-45) Secs 9-14

40-41 383.21 Korea (3-19-45) BP Parts 1 and 2

42 401.1 Latin America (2-18-48) - 370.5 N.E.I. (12-4-45) Sec 2

43 381 N.E.I. (10-20-45) - 092 Palestine (5-3-46) Sec 1

46 311 Palestine (5-4-48) - 686.9 Philippine Islands (11-7-44) Sec 4

47 383.21 POA (1-12-45) Sec 2 - 383.7 POA (10-15-45) Sec 2

48 383.7 Romania (10-9-46) - 463.7 S. America (4-17-46) Sec 1 [includes 

Singapore]

49 383.7 S. America (4-17-46) Sec 2 - 353 Sudan (9-16-42)

50 381 SWPA (4-17-46) - 381 United States (5-23-46) Sec 1 [includes Thailand]

Records of the Combined Civil Affairs Committee 

The Combined Civil Affairs Committee (CCAC) was established by the Combined Chiefs 

of Staff in July 1943 to recommend civil affairs policies for enemy or enemy-held areas 

that were occupied by combined operations and to coordinate military and civilian agency 

interests in such matters. The U.S. membership consisted of one representative each from 

the army, the navy, and the State Department, with an additional civilian official who served 

as Chairman of the Committee. The British membership consisted of one representative 

of the Foreign Office, two from the British Joint Staff Mission, and one additional civilian 

expert. 

CCAC Index 1944-1949 (0218-UD-87) 

Boxes 1-34 location: 190/2/18/05 

Records of the Combined Civil Affairs Committee — Entry 87: CCAC Index, 1944-1949
RG 218. Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff 385

CCAC Decimal File 1942-1945 (0218-UD-88) 

Boxes 1-106 location: 190/2/18/07 

Box Decimal Subject 

57-58 383.6 Prisoners of war location: 190/2/20/01

61-62 386.3 Captured equipment location: 190/2/20/02

CCAC Decimal File, Geographic Series 1942-1945 (0218-UD-89) 

Boxes 107-155 location: 190/2/21/01 

Box Country/Area

118 Burma location: 190/2/21/03

118 China location: 190/2/21/03

136-145 Japan location: 190/2/21/06

146-147 Korea location: 190/2/21/07

150 Pacific Area location: 190/2/22/01

151 Philippines location: 190/2/22/01

153 Thailand location: 190/2/22/01

CCAC Decimal File Cross-Reference Sheets 1942-1945 (0218-UD-90) 

Boxes 1-21 location: 190/2/22/01 Boxes 19-20 contain foreign country entries

Box Decimal 

16 383.6 location: 190/2/22/04

16 386.3 location: 190/2/22/04

Records of the Combined Civil Affairs Committee — Entry 90: CCAC Decimal File Cross Index Sheets, 1942-1945
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 386

Records of the Office of Strategic Services

Record Group 226

The Office of Strategic Services (OSS) was established by a military order of June 13, 1942, 

as the principal successor to the Office of the Coordinator of Information. Since the latter’s 

establishment in July 1941, it had collected, analyzed, and disseminated information bearing 

on national security. The two basic functions of the OSS, under the jurisdiction of the 

Joint Chiefs of Staff, involved gathering, evaluating, and analyzing intelligence in support 

of the war against the Axis Powers; and planning and executing operations in support of 

intelligence procurement. 

The Office of the Director of the OSS, located in Washington, D.C., constituted the 

organization’s headquarters throughout the war. The principal divisions consisted of 

separate Offices of Deputy Directors for Services (concerning administrative duties), 

Intelligence (including the Research and Analysis and Secret Intelligence Branches), 

Operations (including the Special Operations and Morale Operations Branches and the 

Operational Group Command), Schools and Training, and Personnel. In addition to field 

offices in New York and California, the OSS established more than 40 overseas offices, 

which fell under the authority of the Special Services Officer in a given theater of operations 

or the chief of a mission. At the height of its wartime activities in October 1944, the 

OSS numbered approximately 5,500 military and 2,000 civilian personnel overseas and 

approximately 2,700 military and 2,000 civilian personnel in the United States. 

Intelligence activities, the primary function of the OSS, were performed from June 

through December 1942 by three intelligence branches inherited from the Office of the 

Coordinator of Information: Secret Intelligence (SI), Research and Analysis (R&A), and 

Foreign Nationalities Branch (FNB). On January 3, 1943, these branches were put under 

the Office of the Deputy Director, Intelligence, and later in 1943, the X-2 Branch and the 

Censorship and Documents Branch were added. This office, also known as the Office of the 

Deputy Director, Intelligence Services, in addition to supervising the work of its branches, 

maintained liaison with other government agencies that were engaged in intelligence 

activities, especially the War and Navy Departments.

Secret Intelligence Branch

Secret Intelligence, which was known in the Office of the Coordinator of Information and in 

the early days of OSS as Special Activities B, was renamed the Secret Intelligence Branch on 

January 3, 1943. It collected secret intelligence in all parts of the world except the Western 

Hemisphere, evaluated such intelligence and disseminated it to authorized agencies, and 

established and maintained direct liaison with government and Allied secret intelligence 

agencies. It was organized largely on a geographic basis, with divisions for Europe, Africa, 

the Near and Middle East, and the Far East. These geographic units supported secret 

intelligence activities in their respective theaters of operations and recruited, trained, and 

dispatched personnel overseas. The SI also included the Reporting Board, which edited and 

disseminated reports after they were approved by the geographic divisions concerned.

Secret Intelligence Branch
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 387

Research and Analysis Branch

The R&A originated in the Office of the Coordinator of Information and was responsible for 

the accumulation, evaluation, and analysis of political, psychological, sociological, economic, 

topographic, and military information required for operations or requested by the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff, the Armed Forces, and other authorized government agencies, and for 

the preparation of studies, maps, charts, and illustrations relating to such material. R&A 

prepared daily and weekly situation reports and current intelligence studies; participated 

in the preparation of the Joint Army and Navy Intelligence Studies, the Civil Affairs 

Handbooks, Civil Affairs Guides, and Newsmap; collected and cataloged strategically 

valuable photographs; and maintained an extensive card index of information obtained by 

the Foreign Nationalities Branch.

The R&A was organized both geographically and functionally. It included the Projects 

Committee, which authorized, scheduled, and approved all study and research projects of 

the R&A; the geographic divisions, for the European-African, Far Eastern, Latin American, 

and Soviet Union areas; the functional units, including Current Intelligence Staff and the 

Map Division; and a special representative who maintained liaison between the Branch in 

Washington and its field units and between the Branch and Joint Intelligence Committee, 

the Joint Strategic Survey Committee, the Joint Intelligence Studies Publishing Board, 

and the Civil Affairs Divisions of the War and Navy Departments. The Central Information 

Division of the R&A was the repository for intelligence documents from its own units, from 

all other branches of OSS, and from other intelligence agencies, except that documents 

requiring special security safeguarding were held by the OSS Registry. The R&A was also 

responsible for the activities of the Interdepartmental Committee for the Acquisition of 

Foreign Publications. This unit, which was sponsored and financed by OSS, collected foreign 

newspapers, periodicals, books, technical and trade journals, and other library materials and 

served in this way all government agencies interested in foreign publications.

Foreign Nationalities Branch

This FNB maintained contact with “hyphenated-nationality groups” in the United States and 

analyzed, indexed, and processed information gathered from them for dissemination to 

planning and operating branches of OSS, to the State Department, and to other government 

agencies. In connection with its duties, it maintained closed liaison with the Foreign Activity 

Correlation Division of the State Department.

X-2 Branch

The Counterintelligence Division of the Secret Intelligence Branch was established in March 

1943 and was set up separately as the X-2 Branch in 1943. It handled counterintelligence 

activities in all areas other than the Western Hemisphere. In particular, it collected and 

evaluated counterintelligence information disseminated it to authorized agencies; directed 

liaison with appropriate military, naval, and civilian agencies of the United States and Allied 

governments; and prepared lists of enemies or subversive persons for use by theater 

commander and other Government agencies. X-2 was organized on a geographic basis, 

Research and Analysis Branch, Foreign Nationalities Branch, X-2 Branch
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 388

with offices for the European, North African, Middle Eastern, and Far Eastern Theaters of 

Operations and for European and Far Eastern Field Control.

William J. Donovan, who had previously served as the Coordinator of Information (beginning 

in July 1941), occupied the post of Director of the OSS throughout the war. By an executive 

order of September 20, 1945, the OSS was abolished (effective October 1, 1945), and its 

functions, personnel, and records were divided between the State Department and the War 

Department.

OSS Grading of Reports 

On October 19, 1942, the OSS modified its system of grading intelligence reports. Agency 

employees were notified that the symbols used for grading purposes on certain reports 

distributed by the OSS had, in some respects, been found to be inadequate and therefore 

they were being modified as follows: 

Reports are graded, according to the reliability of the source and the probability of 

the information, by letters and figures respectively. Please note that the following 

definitions of symbols vary from those previously used: 

I. Sources 

“A” indicates “Absolute reliability” (inside source). 

“B” indicates “Previously or probably reliable.” 

“C” indicates “Doubtful reliability”- this indicates uncertainty as to reliability 

of source but does not necessarily mean the source should not receive 

consideration. 

“D” indicates “Unreliability.” 

II. Information 

“O” indicates that the “Probability of the report cannot be adequately judged” 

(please note that this a new and important addition to the grading system). 

“1” indicates “Entire reliability” (at first hand). 

“2” indicates “Information supported by other evidence or considered 

probably true.”

“3” indicates “Information unsupported but considered probably true.” 

“4” indicates “Information improbably.” 

Many of the OSS records have been microfilmed. Researchers are required to use the 

microfilm rather than the textual records. 

Most OSS series of records have detailed box, folder, and document listings. Researchers 

should consult these resources to maximize their exploitation of the OSS records.

X-2 Branch
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 389

Records of the Director 

Records of the Office of the Director, OSS (0226-A1-116)

Boxes 1-7 location: 190/7/11/01

Records of the Director’s Office (0226-UD-162) 

Minutes of the OSS Planning Group, intelligence reports for the President, charts, minutes of 

the OSS Executive Committee meetings, chronological files, White House correspondence, 

and reports to the White House. These records have been reproduced on rolls 18-25 of 

Microfilm Publication M1642. Boxes 1-9 location: 190/9/6/05. 

William J. Donovan-Selected OSS Documents 1941-1945 (0226-UD-180) 

This series contain much information on activities in neutral countries and some information 

of OSS relations with civilian and military agencies. Please consult the finding aid for 

this series in the consultation area in Room 2400. This microfilm contains some material 

duplicated in Entries 88, 121, 134. Microfilm Publication A3304 190 rolls of 35mm negative 

microfilm and Boxes 1-12 location: 190/9/20/01. 

Director’s Office Records (0226-UD-190)

To preserve the Washington Director’s Office records and restore their original arrangement 

and to make them more accessible, NARA reproduced them on to a microfilm series, 

designated NARA Microfilm Publication M1642. M1642 consists of approximately 170,000 

pages of textual records on 132 rolls. A detailed alphabetical index of over 900 pages has 

been prepared. Please consult the three-volume index in the consultation area in Room 

2400. Boxes 538-739 (Microfilmed as rolls 1-129 of NARA Microfilm Publication M1642).

Roll and Frame(s) Subject

1 frame 1301 Japanese psychological characteristics 1944

12 frames 205-206 Prisoners of war, procedure for trial of for war crimes 1943

13 frames 277-280 Prisoners of war suspected of war crimes, procedure for trial of 

1943

18 frames 957-958 Prisoners of war, interrogation of 1944

18 frame 983 Prisoners of war, interrogation of 1944

19 frames 404-407 Japanese treatment of prisoners of war, outline of draft statement 

concerning 1943

20 frame 431 Japanese translations, need for standardization 1944

21 frames 92-93 Japanese prisoners of war, use of for broadcasts to Japan 1945

21 frames 129-130 Japanese prisoners of war, request to use for secret radio 

operations 1945

22 frame 644 Japanese prisoners of war, linguists to interrogate

41 frame 421 Atrocities, report of

44 frames 346-353 Java, request by British for a book by prisoners of war, to be used 

in war crimes trial 1946

54 frame 412 Japanese translators 1943

62 frame 2-3 Japanese translations from various published sources 1944

62 frames 34-35 Japanese prisoners of war, use of 1944

Records of the Director — Entry 190: Director’s Office Records
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 390

Roll and Frame(s) Subject

62 frames 41-44 Japanese prisoners of war, translations of letters of 1944

62 frames 750-790 Japanese documents, exploitation of

89 frame 1455 Japanese documents, study by Col. Mashbir of exploitation 1945 

[Note: Col. Sidney F. Mashbir was the head of the Allied Translation 

and Interpreter Section, GHQ, SWPA.]

90 frames 1113-1132 Japanese prisoners of war, use of for radio work 1945

93 frames 117-118 Japanese and Korean translations 1943

121 frame 1 Japanese atrocities regarding Allied prisoners, establishing a fact 

finding board to investigate, 1942

121 frames 161-163 War crimes trials, psychiatric aspects of 1945

121 frames 197-200 War crimes programs of the OSS 1945

121 frames 318-320 Japanese atrocities in destruction of Manila 1945

121 frames 321-323 War crimes trials, organization in the Far East and South East Asia 

Command 1946

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch 

Records of the Office of the Chief 

General Correspondence 1942-1946 (0226-NM-54-1) 

Boxes 1-35 location: 190/3/1/01

Cablegrams Received by the Coordinator of Information 1941-1942 (0226-NM-54-3)

Box 1 location: 190/3/3/04

Dispatches Received from Neutral Posts 1941-1942 (0226-NM-54-4)

Boxes 1-4 location: 190/3/3/04

“Most Secret” Cablegrams Received 1942-1944 (0226-NM-54-5)

Arranged alphabetically by name of post from which received and thereunder chronologically 

in two subseries: cablegrams relating to shipping and cablegrams relating to all other 

matters. Boxes 1-5 location: 190/3/3/05.

Cablegrams Sent to and Received from OSS Outposts (0226-NM-54-6)

Arranged alphabetically by name of outpost and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 1-14 

location: 190/3/3/05.

Formerly Security-Classified Information Studies and Reports Concerning Political, 

Sociological, and Economic Conditions in Various Countries (“R and A Reports”) 

1941-1946 (0226-NM-54-8)

These records are arranged numerically (1-3492, with considerable gaps), with several 

subject and miscellaneous reports appended to the end of the numerical arrangement. 

These reports include studies of conditions of particular situations in general and specific 

areas, interviews with diplomatic representatives or area experts, and studies prepared by 

other intelligence operations. The overwhelming majority of reports concern developments 

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 8: Studies and Reports on Conditions in Various Countries 

(“R&A Reports”), 1941-1946 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 391

in the Far East. Apparently no complete listing or index to the series exists. However 

in folder 2992 of Box 216 of Entry 146 there are partial listings, giving the name of 

the report, the report number, date of the report, and often a synopsis of the report; 

location: 190/8/25/03. See also Entry 157, Box 6, folder 66, for similar listings; location: 

190/9/4/04; Boxes 1-64 location: 190/3/2/03. 

Among the Records of the Army Staff (Record Group 319) described in this finding aid are 

numerous copies of these R&A reports. They can be found within the records contained in 

the Reports and Messages 1918-1951 (Entry 82A) of the Records of the Document Library 

of the Records of the Collecting and Dissemination Division. In addition, there is a relatively 

complete set of the R&A reports, with an index, in Entries 448 and 449 of the Records of the 

Bureau of Intelligence and Research within the General Records of the Department of State 

(Record Group 59), described in this finding aid. 

Security-Classified Weekly “Notes of Economic Intelligence” Prepared by the 

British Ministry of Economic Warfare 1942 (0226-NM-54-12) 

Arranged chronologically. Box 1 location: 190/3/3/06

Name and Subject Index to the “Regular” Intelligence Reports [Series 16] (0226-

NM-54-14) 

This index is arranged in three subseries (persons, countries, and subjects), each 

thereunder arranged alphabetically. Entries under “countries” also include major islands; 

some specific regions; and general entries for “Allied Countries” and “Axis Countries.” 

Within each entry of each subseries, the cards are arranged according to a numerical 

classification scheme. An explanation of the numerical scheme is provided at the beginning 

of the series. Each card identifies information from a single report, with references to the 

report’s number, original security classification status, title, date, source, and a description 

of contents. Boxes 1-436 location: 190/03/06/03. 

Box Subject

1 Subject File location: 190/3/4/04 

2 Alphabet I A-ASC location: 190/3/4/04 

3 Alphabet ATA-BIZ location: 190/3/4/04 

4 Alphabet BTE-CAS location: 190/3/4/04 

5 Alphabet CAT-CZ location: 190/3/4/04 

6 Alphabet D-E location: 190/3/4/04 

7 Alphabet F-GAU location: 190/3/4/04 

8 Alphabet GAV-GV location: 190/3/4/04 

9 Alphabet HAA-HYU location: 190/3/4/04 

10 Alphabet I-KI location: 190/3/4/04 

11 Alphabet KL-LJO location: 190/3/4/05 

12 Alphabet LL-MAZ location: 190/3/4/05 

13 Alphabet MD-MR location: 190/3/4/05 

14 Alphabet MV-OPR location: 190/3/4/05 

15 Alphabet OR-PHO location: 190/3/4/05 

16 Alphabet PI-RHY location: 190/3/4/05 

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 14: Name and Subject Index to “Regular” Intelligence Reports
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 392

Box Subject

17 Alphabet RI-SAP location: 190/3/4/05 

18 Alphabet SAR-SOL location: 190/3/4/05 

19 Alphabet SOM-TE location: 190/3/4/05 

20 Alphabet TH-VX location: 190/3/4/05 

21 Alphabet W-Z location: 190/3/4/06 

22 Alphabet Name Index II A-L location: 190/3/4/06 

23 Alphabet Name Index II M-Z location: 190/3/4/06 

24 Corporate Index A-R location: 190/3/4/06 

25 Corporate Index S-Z location: 190/3/4/06 

26-34 Political Parties location: 190/3/4/06 

35-43 Transportation and Communication location: 190/3/4/07 

44 Transportation and Communication; Second alphabet location: 190/3/5/01

45-54 Industry location: 190/3/5/01 

54 Industry, Second alphabet location: 190/3/5/02 

55 Chemicals, Commodities location: 190/3/5/02 

56 Commodities location: 190/3/5/03 

57 Commodities, Food location: 190/3/5/03 

58-59 Food location: 190/3/5/03 

60 Fuels location: 190/3/5/03 

61 Livestock, Machinery, Metals location: 190/3/5/03 

62 Metal-Gold location: 190/3/5/03 

63 Metals, Minerals location: 190/3/5/03 

64 Minerals, Oils, Petroleum location: 190/3/5/03 

65 Oils, Petroleum location: 190/3/5/03 

66 Petroleum, Plastics, Rolling Stock location: 190/3/5/04 

67 Rolling Stock, Rubber, Seeds, Textile, Tobacco location: 190/3/5/04 

68 Wood, Second Alphabet location: 190/3/5/04 

69 Conservation location: 190/3/5/04 

70-72 Commodities, Substitutes, Commodities Shortage location: 190/3/5/04 

73-82 Companies and Firms location: 190/3/5/04 

82-92 Various subjects location: 190/3/5/05 

92 Country indexes begin location: 190/3/5/06

126-127 Borneo location: 190/3/7/04

135-138 Burma location: 190/3/7/05

142-160 China location: 190/3/7/06

176-177 Far East location: 190/3/8/02

262 Hong Kong location: 190/3/9/02

268-271 Indochina location: 190/3/3/9/03

295-313 Japan location: 190/3/3/9/05

314 Java location: 190/3/9/06

314-316 Korea location: 190/3/9/06

341 Netherlands East Indies location: 190/3/10/02

355-356 Philippines location: 190/3/10/03

400-402 Thailand location: 190/3/10/06

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Intelligence Reports (“Regular” Series) 1941-1945 (0226-NM-54-16) 

The “regular” designation simply indicated that documents from this series could be 

borrowed by OSS staff and other agencies. This series covers all matters of intelligence 

interest during the war. The reports in this series were numbered as they were received, 

without regard for origin, subject, or chronology. There are no cover or forwarding sheets 

to indicate the processing of individual reports, nor is any indication provided concerning 

the use made or internal OSS processing of these reports. A number of reports, while 

still indexed in the OSS records system, were withdrawn by the State Department during 

the early postwar period and became integrated in that agency’s files; sometimes these 

transfers are indicated by withdrawal cards. The select listing of reports below was based 

on a review of the index and many of the records themselves. There may be instances that 

a specific document is listed but is not in the files for the reason just discussed. The series 

is arranged numerically (1-145,317, with some gaps). Many of the records, files 1-50,869, 

have been microfilmed as NARA Microfilm Publication 1499. Researchers will need to use 

the microfilmed version of these first 50,869, rather than the textual copies. 

Files 1-50, 869 Boxes 1-606 (Microfilm Research Room) 

Files 50, 870-106,987 Boxes 607-1203 location: 190/3/23/06 

Files 106,988-145,317 Boxes 1204-1684 location: 190/4/1/01

File Subject

31 State Department. Speech of Seigo Nakano, leader of extremist organization, 

Tohokai, “Reply to Roosevelt-Churchill, advice to Japanese people,” summarized 

by Ambassador Grew September 13, 1941

32 State Department, from Tokyo. Substance of letter of Ambassador Grew to 

Japanese Foreign Ministry, September 13, 1941, warning of possible retaliation 

for Japanese treatment of American nationals

91 Military Intelligence Division. Political developments in Japan Sept. 11, 1941

163 War Department. Report on Political estimate of Japan August 20, 1941

178 State Department, telegram from Bangkok, Thailand. Japanese failure to win 

favor of Thailand September 21, 1941

182 State Department, from Peiping, China. Report of Imperial Japanese Conference 

on American relations and the war in China September 19, 1941

525 British S.S. J. Blanchi, Portuguese Minister to United States, gives his estimate 

of Japan’s future course, suggests that moderate statesmen may keep Japan out 

of war September 29, 1941

563 Telegram from Tokyo via Shanghai to State Department concerning conditions in 

Japan, largely economic October 2, 1941

691 State Department. Report of business conditions in Japan September 29, 1941

868 Report on conditions in Indo-China September 23, 1941

1019 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Totalitarian doctrine, organization, 

propaganda distribution, etc. May 1941

1148 British Embassy. Japanese efforts to establish barter trade with Chile Oct. 4, 

1941

1160 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report that Japanese agent in Mexico City has been 

endeavoring to exchange silk for Mexican mercury October 9, 1941

1437 Office of Naval Intelligence Report on the third Konoye cabinet July 29, 1941

1438 State Department telegram, from Tsingtao. Universal Leaf Tobacco Company 

refused permission to buy any of Shantung tobacco crop this year (by Japan) 

October 9, 1941

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1535 Brig. Gen. Sherman Miles, G-2 memorandum for the Chief of Staff on the fall of 

the Japanese cabinet October 16, 1941

1567 Letter from Colombian Legation in Japan commenting on more severe 

discriminatory measures taken by Japan against Colombian diplomats October 

14, 1941

1802 Office of Administrator of Export Control. Vulnerability of Japan to attack with 

respect to fuel enterprises July 31, 1941

1806 Office of Administrator of Export Control. Report by S. N. Whitney, Third Country 

cooperation against Japan – Netherlands East Indies July 23, 1941

1852 State Department, telegram from Santiago. Barter agreements between Chile 

and Japan for the exporting of Chilean goods to Japan October 9, 1941

1854 State Department, from Santiago. Possibility of a Chilean-Japanese deal to 

increase oil supplies of both countries October 8, 1941

1880 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report concerning Japanese oil investments in 

Mexico October 3, 1941

1897 Memorandum for U.S. Chief of Staff, from G-2, on Japan’s new premier, Adm. 

Tojo, October 17, 1941

2100 Report on Japanese economic and commercial situation and relations with 

United States; telegram to State Department from Tokyo October 18, 1941

2297 British S.S. Activities of Japanese Consulate General in New September 16, 

1941

2304 British S.S. Composition of new Japanese cabinet shows control has not yet 

passed into the hands of the military, undated, received October 1941

2444 British Consulate, Guayaquil. Air mail report to British Ministry of Economic 

Warfare about a rubber cargo from Ecuador to Japan October 24, 1941

2455 American Embassy, Buenos Aires. Payment for Argentine hides shipped to Japan 

October 1, 1941

2461 American Commercial Attaché, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentine exports to 

Germany, Japan, and Russia during the first eight months of 1938 and 1941; 

September 30, 1941

2588 British S.S. Japanese demands on Thailand, undated, received October 29, 1941

3158 Office of Naval Intelligence. Exports and production of strategic materials 

(Argentina) for September 1941, with comments on movements to October 16, 

1941; also summary of exports to Japan on Japanese steamers October 22, 

1941

3159 Report from British Embassy to Finletter about Japanese shipments of gold to 

South America, undated, received October 31, 1941

3176 American Embassy, Tokyo. Report on American freezing order against Japan 

October 17, 1941

3562 American Embassy, Rio de Janeiro. Japanese proposal to barter manufactured 

products for coffee in Brazil October 29, 1941

4158 British Q. Japanese penetration in Thailand from 1939, Japanese fear of a 

British-Moscow-Chungking Block, German information from Shanghai, German 

influence and tactics in Tokyo November 10, 1941

4762 Annual Economic Review of Japan, 1940 from American Commercial Attaché, 

Tokyo January 25, 1941

4999 British. $4 million bullion landed in Peru by Japan October 31, 1941

5000 Central Information Office, Buenos Aires. Shipment of Japanese gold to 

Argentina in exchange for Argentine goods October 22, 1941

5001 American Embassy, Lima. Japanese credits for wool and vanadium purchases in 

Peru October 24, 1941

5002 American Embassy, Lima. Credit opened for Japanese shipment of cobalt from 

Chile October 27, 1941

5102 Letter regarding the Black Dragon Society in Japan August 14, 1941

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5103 Letter. Italian Red Cross shipment to Italian prisoners in India held up by Japan 

August 14, 1941

5247 Report from Swiss Minister at Tokyo to Bern, Switzerland regarding Japanese 

policy about Indo-China and Thailand November 10, 1941

5327 British S.S. Analysis of the possibilities of Japanese moves against Thailand and 

Russia simultaneously August 1941

5931 British S.S. Statement by Castano, the Spanish Consul General at Manila, 

regarding Japan’s movements in the Far East September 23, 1941

5936 British Report. Fernandes reports that the Japanese political situation is critical 

August 24, 1941

6208 Report from “Q.” Concerns mission of Wang Ching-Wei to Japan, June 1941, in 

order to strengthen Nanking Government and to intensify relations between 

Nanking and Axis, which as since recognized Nanking November 22, 1941

6800 British S.S. Rapid conclusion of the Anglo-Russian campaign in Persia taken 

by Japan as indication of Great Britain’s resolution to defend her position in 

Asia Minor. Japanese population alarmed and atmosphere of fear quieted by 

propaganda over radio. Japanese policy on question of U.S. aid to Russia 

through Japanese water December 5, 1941

6801 British S.S. Statement made by the Spanish Minister in Shanghai, on October 

10, 1941, about the political situation in the Far East and Japan’s policy. Japan 

seems to be awaiting the outcome of Germany’s difficult campaign in Russia 

December 1, 1941

6802 British S.S. Report on political intrigue in Japan, describing German activities in 

Japan, espionage and Fifth Column activities, propaganda by Germany and also 

German activities in Manchukuo and North China November 30, 1941

6803 British S.S. Statement issued from Argentine Embassy in Tokyo, on August 30, 

1941, Japanese people subjected to colossal privations and sacrifices; inefficient 

war time economy and lack of foresight by officials in charge of administration 

of National Mobilization Law August 30, 1941

6938 American Embassy, Lima. Nature and Extent of Peruvian Trade with Japan, first 

eight months of 1941 December 4, 1941

6939 Office of Naval Intelligence Report “Japanese Intelligence and Propaganda in the 

United States During 1941” December 4, 1941

6980 Council on Foreign Relations Study Group Reports; contains “Do Bases for a Real 

Peace Exist Between the U.S. and Japan?” and “Japan’s Peace Terms” November 

26, 1941

7124 State Department. “The Situation in the Far East-General Summary” December 

11, 1941

7137 Q, British S.S. The Colombian Charge d’Affaires, Stockholm, expressed the belief 

that Japan would be forced to go to war on the United States, even though 

Japan knew she was not a strong enough power to wage a successful war 

November 15, 1941

7197 British S.S. Report on the new Japanese Government’s policy and information 

about Nanking September 24, 1941

7202 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese commanders in the southward 

drive December 16, 1941

7208 British S.S. Q. Summary of impressions formed from a study of Japaneselanguage newspapers on the West Coast received December 17, 1941

7491 Letter from J.E. Hoover to Donovan about threatened strike in the mines of Utah 

and Nevada if Japanese nationals in the mines are allowed to continue work 

December 11, 1941

7566 Kurt Bloch, Defense Finance Section, OPA Japanese War Finance March 20, 

1941, 111 pp.

7578 British S.S. Statement by French Consul General, Shanghai, about Japanese 

entrance into the war if Russia collapsed or Anglo-American propaganda 

provoked her to it

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7585 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japanese in Chile, and their opinions 

regarding the war, and the part Chile and Argentina will play in stopping 

Germans and Japanese December 10, 1941

8015 State Department. “The Situation in the Far East-General Summary” December 

26, 1941

8055 Letter from Manila to Switzerland; political and social conditions in Japan 

have apparently grown steadily worse in recent years; a little information on 

economic conditions April 12, 1941

8234 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japanese agents and suspects, 

propagandists in the United States and Latin America December 24, 1941

8520 Brief biographies of highly placed Japanese military officers, from a UP cable, 

undated, received January 6, 1942

8546 Letter from Montevideo, Uruguay, to Kobe Japan; writer, German businessman, 

reports that blacklists paralyze trade with Germany and interfere with trade with 

Japan October 8, 1941

8610 British. Report from “Q.” Japanese demands on French Indo-China Oct. 24, 1941

8987 State Department. “The Situation in the Far East-General Summary” Jan. 2, 

1942

9165 Office of Naval Intelligence. Shipments of strategic materials from Chilean and 

Peruvian ports to Japan via Japanese steamers September 26, 1941

9182 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report that Japanese may abandon shipping to west 

coast of South America because of oil shortage September 20, 1941

9715 George E. Rosden, Paper on the extent and limitations of Japan’s economic 

preparedness January 14, 1942

9772 Division of Far Eastern Affairs to Col. Donovan. The Situation in the Far East, 

General Summary; covers military developments in the various theaters of the 

Far East, financial developments in Japan, Japanese propaganda, etc. Jan. 15, 

1942

9813 British S.S. Report that Swiss Minister to Tokyo made a statement to his 

government on October 6, 1941, that Japan trapped by its propaganda and 

cannot back down because of the strength of public opinion January 15, 1942

10070 British S.S. Report obtained from a Dutch businessman long resident in Japan; 

general information, including specifically comments on supplies of those 

commodities needed for war, atrocities, and political information Jan. 21, 1942

10207 State Department. “The Situation in the Far East-General Summary” January 

22, 1942

10277 British report on the Japanese in Indo-China received January 29, 1942

10603 British S.S. From “Q.” Baron Shu Tomii, Japanese Ambassador to Argentina, 

sent note to Argentine Foreign Minister concerning Anglo-American propaganda, 

Japanese war aims, Japanese relations with South America January 19, 1942

10717 A.H.J. Lovink, Councillor on East Asiatic Affairs to His Excellency, Governor 

General of the Netherlands East Indies. Report on Japanese aims in the Far East 

of the psychology underlying present Japanese policy and plans for a New Order 

in the Far East undated, received February 1, 1942

11325 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japanese Prefectural, Regional, and 

Overseas Societies February 2, 1942

11402 Memo from J.E. Hoover to Col. Donovan regarding the Japanese Intelligence 

Service February 6, 1942

11481 Military Intelligence Division. Report of Mr. G. N. Dockhurst, British subject, who 

spent more than 20 years in Japan, regarding military control of the population 

in Japan Feb. 6, 1942

12026 British S.S. Information on Japanese war aims received February 18, 1942

12109 Letter from J. E. Hoover to Col. Donovan with attached memorandum setting 

forth information given an Federal Bureau of Investigation member by Saburo 

Kurusu, who is detained at the Homestead, Hot Spring, Virginia Feb. 13, 1942

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12924 Copy of The Tripartite Alliance and the Japanese-American War by Kinoaki 

Matsuo February 28, 1942

13057 Netherlands East Indies Intelligence Service. Report on Organization of 

Japanese Intelligence Service December 4, 1941

13364 Copies of an exchange of correspondence of 1938 between the Indian poet, the 

late Rabindranath Tagore [1861-1941], and the Japanese poet, Yone Noguchi 

[1875-1947], which had been copies from the Living Age of April 1939; contains 

a discussion of the Chinese-Japanese War March 5, 1942

13384 Memo from J.E. Hoover to Donovan, enclosing a memo relative to the former 

Japanese Naval Attaché [then confined at Hot Springs, Virginia] still receiving 

USGPO publications, including pilot charts and daily Treasury reports March 9, 

1942

13752 Information on the Japanese material, books, maps, pamphlets, etc. in the New 

York Military Intelligence Division Office January 21, 1942

13893 J.E. Hoover to Coordinator of Information, enclosing a memorandum giving 

information by Adm. Kichisaburo Nomura, Ambassador Extraordinary and 

Plenipotentiary of the former Japanese Embassy in Washington, who is at the 

Homestead Hotel, Hot Springs, Virginia. Nomura remarked that he realized the 

present war was unnecessary and in his opinion the war leaders in Japan were 

greatly at fault March 22, 1942

13989 Military Intelligence Division. Comments on Current Events; included are reports 

on Japanese plans in the Far East February 10, 1942

13909 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Japan’s ability to wage war Mar. 20, 1942

14601 Report on the resignation of the Third Konoe Cabinet and its replacement by 

a Cabinet headed by Hideki Tojo, former War Minister in the Konoe Cabinet 

October 20, 1941

15068 Council on Human Relations, New York City. “Japanese Character Structure and 

Propaganda.” Includes information on reasons impelling the Japanese toward 

aggressive war April 17, 1942

15074 Report entitled “Greater East Asia from a Geographical Viewpoint.” This is a 

series of lectures, edited by Psychology Division, Coordinator of Information, 

by Professor T. Komaki, of Kyoto Imperial University, broadcast from Tokyo. It 

discusses Japanese war aims, from a propaganda point of view April 10, 1942

15359 Memorandum on Japanese occupation of Netherlands East Indies April 23, 1942

15398 Office of Facts and Figures. Report on the Japanese problem and whether the 

Japanese should be moved from the Pacific Coast April 21, 1942

15576 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese affairs; included is information 

on censorship of foreign mails, relations with Indo-China October 20, 1941

15686 Translation of War Camp Instructions on morale, behavior, discipline issued by 

Hideki Tojo, War Minister April 24, 1942

15790 United States Tariff Commission. U.S. Imports from Japan and Their Relation 

to the Defense Program and to the Economy of the Country September 1941, 

239 pp.

16005 Military Intelligence Division. British translation of a Chinese general staff study 

on General Characteristics of Japanese Military Strength, compiled in September 

1941 and containing information on casualties, conscription, labor, and war 

effort March 27, 1942, 20 pp.

16018 Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service, FCC. Translation of a series of six lectures 

broadcast over Station JVW3, Tokyo, Japan February 22-27, 1942, regarding 

Japanese plans in the Pacific April 30, 1942, 16 pp.

16084 Report on Japanese administration in Hong Kong and Indo-China n.d. received 

May 12, 1942, 1 p.

16667 American Embassy, Lima. Peruvian reaction to the establishment of diplomatic 

relations between Japan and the Vatican March 30, 1942, 2 pp.

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16965 H.V. Fay, Coordinator of Information. Japanese imports of some strategic 

commodities since 1935 June 1, 1942, 3 pp.

17403 U.S. Government Printing Office. Far Eastern Survey Report, by Lt. Col. Warren 

J. Clear, GSC. Includes information on Japanese propaganda preparation for war, 

reasons for Japanese successes, first hand report from Corregidor received June 

12, 1942, 34 pp.

17464 Coordinator of Information, London Branch. Report on Sarawak and British 

North Borneo, including information of Japanese methods of occupation of the 

latter May 22, 1942, 10 pp.

17471 Report on Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese exploitations 

received June 15, 1942, 1 p.

17695 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Economic Warfare Intelligence Series No. 203; 

includes long discussion of blockade running from Japan to Germany May 9, 

1942, 11 pp.

17788 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Notes of Economic Intelligence for Week Ending 

March 6, 1941; includes information on Japanese occupation of Malaya March 6, 

1942, 5 pp.

17871 J.E. Hoover to OSS, transmitting Japanese booklets printed in the English 

language and published in Japan; included: Is Japan to Blame May 30, 1942, 

670 pp.

17894 Notes on an interview with Thai Minister in Washington; included is information 

on Japanese methods of occupation; also attached is an annex consisting of 

notable vents taking place in Thailand after the invasion June 15, 1942, 36 pp.

17937 OSS. Report on Japanese-German relations and Japanese war aims received 

June 24, 1942

18035 Letter from Hawaiian-born Japanese-American interned at Manzanar regarding 

conditions at the internment camps June 4, 1942, 6 pp.

18036 OSS SA. Report on Japanese efforts over 40 years to penetrate American 

fisheries in Alaska June 5, 1942, 5 pp.

18052 J.E. Hoover to Colonel Donovan. Photostatic copies of memos dated November 

7-25, 1941; included is one memo regarding the possibility of anti-Japanese 

riots in Los Angeles, with recommendations for the proper propaganda for, and 

treatment of, the harmless element of U.S. Japanese population 18 pp.

18110 Military Intelligence Division. Report on status of Japanese Mobilization April 3, 

1942, 6 pp.

18219 “Far Eastern Economic Notes.” Includes information on the general occupation of 

the Japanese in many Far Eastern countries May 1942, 8 pp.

18225 Military Intelligence Division, London. “Japan’s Economic gains from Indo-China 

and Thailand” May 21, 1942, 4 pp.

18246 G-2 War Department. Japanese essays on war, belief in victory, and willingness 

to follow the command of the Emperor June 26, 1942

18310 Federal Communications Commission and Board of Economic Warfare. Economic 

Intelligence from Radio Broadcast – Far East June 27, 1942, 14 pp.

18786 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Economic Warfare (General) Series No. 6, Weekly 

Analysis of Censorship Material Relating to Trade in Europe and the Far East; 

included is information on blockade running Received May 30-June 5, 1942, 

28 pp.

18980 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Notes on MEW Monthly Review Meeting for June 

1942; includes information on blockage running of rubber from the Far East July 

7, 1942

19068 Military Intelligence Service. Information Bulletin No. 16 “Japanese Warfare: A 

Summary” May 20, 1942, 84 pp.

19072 Military Intelligence Service. Information Bulletin No. 10. “Notes on Japanese 

Warfare” includes information on Japanese task forces, landing operations, 

tactics and equipment, operations in Malaya and bicycle troops March 21, 1944, 

22 pp.

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19078 Military Intelligence Service. Information Bulletin No. 3. Includes information on 

Japanese Fifth Column activities in Malaya in 1941 December 24, 1941, 9 pp.

19224 Report concerning the reception of the Japanese Ambassador by the Pope July 

27, 1942, 2 pp.

19443 Information on Japanese material available in New York Military Intelligence 

Service Office June 30, 1942, 34 pp.

19557 Ministry of Information. Report on the economy of Manchuria; included is 

information on Japanese methods of occupation of Manchukuo July 7, 1942, 16 

pp.

19698 OSS SA. Report on German-Japanese trade, blockade running Aug. 12, 1942, 1 

p.

19711 Report on Japanese exploitation of the Philippines July 23, 1942, 3 pp.

19804 State Department, London. Miscellaneous notes from London; includes 

information on German-Japanese trade relations, Japanese Government July 29, 

1942, 6 pp.

19817 An Analysis of the Greater East Asia Policy as evidenced by Japanese broadcasts 

June 1942, 21 pp.

19819 Report on conditions in the Far East; included is information on the effects 

of Japanese domination in conquered territory, ruthless exploitation of the 

Netherlands East Indies and Thailand n.d. received August 28, 1942, 2 pp.

19965 OSS SA. German objectives and pressure on Japan; statements by the Japanese 

Military Attaché; Japanese peace feelers to China July 13, 1942, 2 pp.

20257 State Department. Memorandum on the Japanese on: Japanese exploitation of 

subject peoples, China, Manchukuo, and Korea; Japan’s philosophy of life; the 

Japanese attitude toward Christianity; Japan’s government; Japan’s disregard 

of agreements; what the United States had done for Japan; U.S. relations with 

Japan; Japanese air raids on China and Japan’s atrocities and bestiality in China 

and other conquered countries August 27, 1942, 99 pp.

20273 Office of Naval Intelligence, Honolulu, Hawaii. Information concerning 

agriculture in the Philippines, indicating Japanese methods of occupation July 

25, 1942, 3 pp.

20275 Office of Naval Intelligence, Honolulu, Hawaii. Excerpts from Radio Tokyo which 

relate to Philippine Island agriculture conditions, indicating Japanese methods of 

occupation July 25, 1942, 6 pp.

20299 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Economic Warfare (Intelligence) Series No. 338. 

Ministry of Economic Warfare. Memorandum on Malaya and Burma, including 

their economic value to Japan August 19, 1942, 2 pp.

20331 State Department. General Summary of the Military, Economic and Political 

Situation in French Indo-China; included is information on Japanese control 

August 14, 1942, 27 pp.

20397 Letter regarding Japanese petroleum supplies, including stock obtained from the 

conquered countries July 26, 1942, 10 pp.

20398 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Notes of Economic Intelligence for Week Ending 

July 24, 1942; includes information on Japan’s supply demands on Germany 4 

pp.

20404 Ministry of Economic Warfare. A Report on supplies available to Japan in Malaya 

August 4, 1942, 8 pp.

20519 Report on conditions in the Philippines; includes information on treatment of 

natives, atrocities, treatment of neutrals, prisoner of war, internment camps 

August 23, 1942, 56 pp.

20589 Memorandum on conditions in various Far Eastern areas, as gathered from 

American citizens repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm; included is information on 

treatment of internees and prisoners at the hands of the Japanese September 2, 

1942, 2 pp.

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20519 State Department. Report on conditions in the Philippine Islands since the 

Japanese occupation; includes information on treatment of natives, atrocities, 

treatment of neutrals, prisoners of war, internment camps August 23, 1942, 

56 pp.

20541 Report by a former AP correspondent in Tokyo on the unreliability of the 

International Red Cross in Tokyo, and on manual labor forced on the Dutch by 

the Japanese in the Netherlands East Indies September 3, 1942, 2 pp.

20619 Letter and translation dealing with the propaganda purposes of the White 

Swastika Society August 30, 1942, 4 pp. 

20811 Military Intelligence Division, New Delhi, India. Report on Burmese 

Independence Army, the India National Army, and the Indian Independence 

League August 17, 1942, 4 pp.

20862 State Department. Survey of Current Political Thought and Temper of the Korean 

People; included is information regarding labor being diverted to Japan and 

Manchuria; six enclosures from missionaries attached August 21, 1942, 13 pp.

20907 Polish Intelligence. Information on Japanese actions in Indo-China September 

21, 1942, 1 p.

20997 Military Intelligence Division. Order of Battle of the Japanese Army September 

1942, 56 pp.

20984 Military Intelligence Service, New York Office. Report on how the Japanese will 

use native population, with Japanese overseers, to develop their industries 

September 9, 1942, 2 pp. 

21143 British. The Economy of the Netherlands East Indies January 7, 1942, 17 pp.

21199 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Economic Warfare (Intelligence) Series No. 377, 

Sea and Air Transport between Japan and Axis Europe September 9, 1942, 3 pp.

21315 Military Intelligence Division, China. “Japanese Use of Chemicals in China,” 

reports of chemical attacks against Chinese in Chekiang, China, and earlier 

campaigns June 16, 1942, 4 pp.

21357 Board of Economic Warfare (BEW) Interviews with eleven Americans just 

returned from Korea September 1942, 37 pp.

21359 Board of Economic Warfare. Estimated Raw Materials Supply Position of Japan 

September 8, 1942, 46 pp.

21398 Report from Polish intelligence regarding the situation in Indo-China May 1942, 

2 pp.

21710 OSS SA. Report on Japanese occupied territory; included is information on 

Thailand, Indo-China, Japanese measures in Malaya to enforce their rule 

received October 7, 1942, 16 pp.

21928 War Department, Far Eastern Intelligence, Summary of information obtained 

from passengers returning from the Far East to the United States aboard the 

evacuation ship Gripsholm September 1942

21982 State Department, Chungking, China. Economic material from Japanese radio 

broadcasts; included is information on Japanese occupation of various Far 

Eastern territories September 10, 1942, 12 pp.

22001 Board of Economic Warfare. Copy of an interview with information on 

miscellaneous subjects dealing with the Far East, including economic controls, 

social and political conditions received October 13, 1942, 5 pp.

22008 Board of Economic Warfare. Report of interview with Chase Bank Manager at 

Hong Kong, returned on the S.S. Gripsholm; included is information on Japanese 

treatment of Chinese and Europeans after the capture of Hong Kong, Japanese 

looting of warehouses September 4, 1942, 6 pp.

22139 American Consulate, Shanghai, China. Developments in Agricultural Policy and 

Programs for the Japanese Empire, Occupied Areas in China and Manchukuo for 

during the year 1940; April 3, 1942, 100 pp.

22192 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Japan-Major Industrial and Raw Material Position 

September 7, 1942, 10 pp.

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22224 Federal Communications Commission, Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service. 

“The Philippines Under Japan” Includes information on atrocities July 18, 1942, 

8 pp.

22267 Report written by a newspaperman in San Francisco on conditions in the Pacific; 

includes information on the position of the Japanese in the Pacific, the activities 

of Subhas Chandra Bose in India, Japanese atrocities in India, the Japanese 

foreign office and military conditions in Japan October 14, 1942, 4 pp.

22333 Report on labor conditions in Japanese-occupied Netherlands East Indies, 

particularly Java; included is information on exploitation of labor and brutal 

treatment of natives October 17, 1942, 1 p.

22336 American Consul, on board S.S. Gripsholm. General Review of Manchurian 

Economic since December 1940 August 20, 1942, 18 pp.

22337 American Consul, M.S. Gripsholm. Report on Hainan Island, China; included is 

information on Japanese occupation August 18, 1942, 7 pp.

22398 British Source. Economic Information on the Far East from repatriated 

Americans who arrived on Gripsholm, August 23, 1942; includes information on 

Japanese seizure of the petroleum industry in Hong Kong September 29, 1942, 

17 pp.

22492 Report on Japanese efforts in China and Japanese war aims October 19, 1942

22499 Board of Economic Warfare. Information Affecting Enemy Deficiency: German 

Europe and the Far East October 1, 1942, 7 pp.

22511 State Department, London. German articles relating Japanese Economic Matters 

in Asia September 23, 1942, 3 pp.

22642 Board of Economic Warfare. Interview regarding Hong Kong; included is 

information on Japanese looting of industries, conscription of collie labor 

October 29, 1942, 5 pp.

22769 Board of Economic Warfare. Report on Manchukuo; included is information on 

the Japanese army of occupation September 16, 1942, 14 pp.

22806 British Ministry of Information. Analysis of Broadcast Propaganda from Japanese 

Controlled Stations, covering August 15-October 4, 1942, 14 pp.

23015 State Department. Report on Japanese-German Relations at Shanghai after 

December 8, 1941; included is information on Japanese control in China October 

27, 1942, 11 pp.

23099 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Economic Warfare (Blockade) Series No. 224 

Report on blockade running October 3, 1942, 8 pp.

23203 Board of Economic Warfare. Bi-Monthly Appraisal of Japan’s Economic Position 

October 1, 1942, 14 pp.

23237 Edwin B. Dozier, Army Contact Office, G-2 Honolulu, Study of Japanese 

Numerology; included is a study of the significance of certain dates affecting 

Japanese action, etc. October 19, 1942, 21 pp.

23420 Board of Economic Warfare. Weekly Notes on Current Economic Information. 

Includes information on Japanese exploitation of Burma November 2, 1942, 

10 pp.

23428 Office of the Chief of Chemical Warfare, Chemical Warfare Intelligence Bulletin 

B. Description and drawings of captured Japanese flame thrower October 1, 

1942, 8 pp.

23448 Military Intelligence Service. Report on conditions in the Philippine Islands; 

included is information on treatment of prisoners of war October 26, 1942, 2 pp.

23453 Board of Economic Warfare. Excerpts from reports from repatriates on the S.S. 

Gripsholm regarding Japanese activity in the Far East n.d. received November 4, 

1942, 12 pp.

23528 Report on Dutch East Indies; includes information on Japanese penetration 

efforts 1931-1941; November 21, 1942, 37 pp.

23613 Office of Chief Chemical Warfare, Chemical Warfare Intelligence Bulletin No. 2; 

information on Japanese supplies of Nitrogen Mustard Gases Nov. 1, 1942, 2 pp.

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23790 State Department. Report on economic conditions in the Philippines October 15, 

1942, 31 pp.

23827 Board of Economic Warfare. Weekly Notes on Current Economic Information; 

includes information on Japanese economic exploitations November 9, 1942, 

9 pp.

23838 Interview providing information on Hong Kong; included is information on 

concentration camps and atrocities August 28, 1942, 30 pp.

24081 British source. Report consisting of information on Japan obtained through a 

series of interviews with passengers returning to the United Kingdom in the 

S.S. El Nil; included is information on occupied territories received December 5, 

1942, 67 pp.

24083 OSS SA. Report regarding Japanese treatment of Spaniards; included is 

information on Japanese hatred of white race, poor treatment of Spanish clergy 

November 23, 1942, 3 pp.

24323 Military Intelligence Service. “Japanese Land Operations,” (from Japanese 

Sources) Campaign Study No. 3 December 8, 1941 to June 8, 1942 November 

18, 1942, 46 pp.

24338 OSS/MIS/ONI. Gazetteer of Japan including Korea, Formosa and Karafreto 

November 1, 1942, 109 pp.

24344 Military Intelligence Service, London. Supplies Available to Japan from Burma 

September 21, 1942, 1 p.

24368 OSS SI. Copy of Japanese Prison Regulations from the Prisoner’s War Camp at 

Woosung, Shanghai, China November 25, 1942, 3 pp.

24405 Report on conditions in French Indo-China November 25, 1942, 6 pp.

24784 British. Political and Military Situation in India October-November 1942, 25 pp.

24796 British source. Analysis and Interpretation of Japanese Policy in Southern Areas 

of the greater Co-Prosperity Sphere November 2, 1942, 12 pp.

24955 Military Intelligence Service. Survey of the Japanese Empire, including Occupied 

Areas of Manchuria and China, in three volumes, June 1, 1942, 610 pp. and 21 

maps

24968 Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service (Federal Communications Commission). 

Radio Report on the Far East No. 9 December 8, 1942, 90 pp.

25002 Military Intelligence Division, London. List of commodities in which Japan is 

deficient November 2, 1942, 2 pp.

25038 Board of Economic Warfare. Weekly Notes on Current Economic Information; 

include information on Korea’s contribution to Japan’s manpower supply 

November 30, 1942, 8 pp.

25068 Official Japanese account of the results of the “Battle of Hawaii” made in the 

middle of December 1941; December 5, 1942, 2 pp.

25210 OSS SI. Interviews relating to the Far East; included is information about 

Japanese occupation of China, U.S. prisoners of war in Japan Dec. 1942, 9 pp.

25269 Weekly Notes on Current Economic Information; includes information on 

extension of Japanese banking and insurance into Malaya and Sumatra, 

Japanese exploitation of other occupied territories, December 1942, 7 pp. 

25289 Board of Economic Warfare. Blockade-Running Between German Europe and the 

Far East November 4, 1942, 6 pp.

25291 Enemy Branch, Board of Economic Warfare. Weekly Notes on Current Economic 

Information; includes information on Japanese exploitation of occupied 

territories December 8, 1942, 7 pp.

25317 Military Intelligence Division. Information on Harbin, Manchukuo; included is 

information on Manchurians being forced into the Japanese army, Japanese 

efforts to deprive people of food and lower their morale by use of drugs 

November 27, 1942, 7 pp.

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25401 Federal Communications Commission. Translation of a radio speech by Col. 

Nakaye Yahagi, Chief of the Japanese Press Section, on December 8, 1942, 

regarding U.S. war policies December 15, 1942, 9 pp.

25430 Military Intelligence Division. Order of Battle of the Japanese Army December 

1942, 139 pp.

25436 Military Intelligence Division, London. Summary of evidence of Japan’s 

economic position contained in interviews with persons repatriated on the S.S. 

El Nil. Includes information on Japanese occupation and exploitation methods 

November 17, 1942, 7 pp.

25438 Military Intelligence Division Order of Battle of the Japanese Army December 

1942, 139 pp.

25522 Military Intelligence Division G-2. Report on Japanese Base at Malakal Harbor, 

Palau Islands December 9, 1942, 3 pp.

25643 Japanese radio broadcasts; included are denials of atrocities Oct. 30, 1942, 6 pp. 

25845 Board of Economic Warfare. Supplementary information on vanadium exports to 

Japan and Japanese requirements November 30, 1942, 4 pp.

25958 Military Intelligence Service. Report on Japanese activities in the Solomon 

Islands December 15, 1942, 13 pp.

25963 British. French Far East and Pacific Intelligence Report, covering Indo-China, 

French Oceania, New Caledonia, and the Condominium of the New Hebrides 

August 1941, 88 pp.

26075 Office of War Information. Report on the Far East from Passengers Returned on 

the S.S. Gripsholm; mostly relates to propaganda December 14, 1942, 100 pp.

26218 Office of War Information. Digest of Information Received from Abroad-Far 

Eastern Publicity Background Weekly Reports Nos. 18-19 (Far Eastern Bureau, 

British Ministry of Information, New Delhi); included is information on Japanese 

propaganda, methods of occupation, and control in French Indo-China, Thailand, 

Netherlands East Indies, Philippines, Malaya, and Burma December 8, 1942, 9 pp.

26348 Board of Economic Warfare. Bi-Monthly Appraisal of Japan’s Economic Position, 

December 1, 1942; includes information on forced labor in Manchuria, 

conscription in Korea, compromise between army and industrial leaders 

regarding administration of occupied territory December 1, 1942, 5 pp.

26387 Board of Economic Warfare. Notes on Current Economic Information; includes 

information on Japanese exploitation of the Greater East Asia economy 

December 21, 1942, 9 pp. 

26394 Federal Communications Commission. Radio Report on the Far East No. 11; 

includes propaganda broadcasts, Japanese occupation of the Far East January 5, 

1943, 67 pp.

26398 Military Intelligence Service. Photographs from E.W. Miller, showing Japanese 

forces in the Shanghai area, Japanese troops at Nanking wall and marching 

through Nanking, etc. December 31, 1942, 9 pp.

26455 OSS SI. Report on Japan’s supply problems; includes information on production 

in occupied territory for Japanese use January 5, 1943, 8 pp.

26460 Military Intelligence Service, San Francisco Office. Report on some of the 

methods resorted to by the Japanese in their war on China, as well as 

“unintentional” atrocities committed in British or U.S. centers of activity 

December 28, 1942, 3 pp.

26522 Information on Japanese material available in New York Office December 4, 

1942, 39 pp.

26591 Interview with H.G.W. Woodhead, a British journalist imprisoned in Shanghai, 

China from March 4 to June 15, 1942; included is information about the 

cruelties of the Japanese, the activities of the “Japanese Gestapo” Dec. 30, 

1942, 25 pp.

26612 Report from Chile regarding Japanese activities in Chile and the Far East 

December 16, 1942, 2 pp.

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26688 Excerpts from a letter written in Canton, China on August 17, 1942, concerning 

conditions in China; included is information of on Japanese “absurd and cruel” 

treatment of the common people January 7, 1943, 1 p.

26721 Military Intelligence Service. Report providing information on the Dutch East 

Indies; included is information on Japanese treatment of Dutch prisoners June 

2, 1942, 2 pp.

26727 Military Intelligence Service, New York. News item copied from the Shanghai 

Times of March 30, 1942 regarding Shanghai industries taken over by the 

Japanese October 12, 1942, 3 pp.

26729 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Honk Kong and Shanghai; includes 

information on Japanese seizure of Allied-owned businesses, Japanese roundup 

of labor October 15, 1942, 2 pp.

26732 Military Intelligence Service, New York. Report on importance of soy bean as a 

food; includes information on Japanese exploitation of Manchuria October 24, 

1942, 2 pp.

26784 Office of Naval Intelligence, Colombo Ceylon. A memorandum regarding the 

Netherlands East Indies; included is information on prisoners of war, conditions 

in internment camps, conduct of the Japanese, treatment of prisoners of war 

and the civilian population October 1, 1942, 8 pp.

26861 Report regarding Japanese difficulties January 9, 1943, 2 pp.

26875 Joint Liaison Committee, Washington. “In Perspective” No. 6; a pamphlet 

that includes information on Japanese war aims and morale, Axis propaganda 

January 8, 1943

26897 Report on the treatment by the Japanese of American and other civilian 

internees in Hong Kong August 5, 1942, 36 pp.

26909 British Ministry of Information, Far Eastern Bureau, New Delhi. Far Eastern 

Publicity Background Weekly Report Nos. 21-23. Includes information on 

Japanese occupation propaganda and control November 13-27, 1942, 13 pp.

27055 Report regarding Netherlands East Indies; includes information on “large 

teakwood forests in Java are being stripped with complete disregard of future 

needs,” force recruitment of native workers, Japanese harsh treatment of 

natives received January 6, 1943, 2 pp.

27104 Order of Battle for the Japanese Air Services January 8, 1943, 2 pp.

27199 Report on Japanese Army in China November 1942, 3 pp.

27282 American Consul General, Batavia. Report on Java; included is information on 

Japanese cruelty to inhabitants, Japanese military administration, imprisonment 

of white men October 29, 1942, 9 pp.

27421 Japanese radio propaganda directed to occupied territories Dec. 14, 1942, 18 pp.

27465 Report on Japanese occupation of Shanghai, China January 25, 1943, 2 pp.

27594 Board of Economic Warfare. Notes on Current Economic Information No. 8. 

Included is information on Japanese control of Far Eastern industry and finance, 

including exploitation of Manchurian hydroelectric power Jan.18, 1943, 30 pp.

27779 Report containing information on Japan’s looting of China January 5, 1943, 3 pp.

27808 Ministry of Economic Warfare. Co-Prosperity Sphere Currencies and Trade 

Summary December 21, 1942, 8 pp.

27962 Report on Japanese attitude toward the United States and other Japanese 

topics, including the Emperor, propaganda January 27, 1943, 4 pp.

27989 Memorandum concerning an interview with an individual who left Shanghai, 

China in August 1942; information is provided about the “miserable conditions 

in which Jewish refugees, mostly German, live” February 2, 1943, 2 pp.

28015 “W.” Far Eastern Weekly Intelligence Summary Nos. 1 and 2 for weeks ending 

January 1, 1943 and January 8, 1943; intercepted broadcasts which cover 

various economic and financial information January 1943, 9 pp.

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28030 Report on China; included is information on forced labor, Japanese control 

December 17, 1942, 5 pp.

28035 Summary of Finding in questionnaire on North and Central China, containing 

interviews with persons repatriated on the S.S. Narkunda; includes information 

on Japanese seizure of coal mines, Japanese control over trade and industry 

December 16, 1942, 3 pp.

28043 Board of Economic Warfare. Bibliography of Military Occupation: Japanese 

Techniques of Occupation; lists of books and articles published in the United 

States and the Far East on Japanese methods of economic exploitation and 

administration for the countries occupied by its troops December 1942, 59 pp. 

[see also 39748]

28087 Military Intelligence Service. Intelligence Bulletin No. 6; includes translations 

from Japanese documents dealing with Japanese warfare and extracts from 

diaries of soldiers February 1943, 100 pp.

28140 Information from Percy Whiteing, correspondent who was interned in Japan, on 

Japanese attitude on espionage January 25, 1943, 3 pp.

28146 Military Intelligence Division. Interviews regarding general conditions in Korea 

January 11, 1943, 3 pp.

28159 Board of Economic Warfare. Japanese Techniques of Occupation: Philippine 

Islands January 15, 1943, 14 pp.

28168 U.S. Embassy, Chungking, China. Transmission for Board of Economic Warfare 

from Japanese Radio Broadcasts obtained from Chinese Monitoring Services, 

covering August 26-October 19, 1942; includes announcements of Japanese 

progress in control of conquered areas November 4, 1942, 10 pp.

28375 Japanese Techniques of Occupation: Netherlands East Indies, British Malaya 

January 15, 1943, 24 pp.

28407 Japan-Manchuria Branch, Far Eastern Group, Military Intelligence Service. Index 

to Japan Times and Advertiser December 7, 1941-June 17, 1942, ca. 500 pp.

28507 Report on Japanese manpower November 20, 1942, 36 pp.

28716 Report on the political and military situation in North Kiangsu Province China, 

based on report of American missionary who returned on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on Chinese puppets February 16, 1943, 3 pp.

28721 Report on Japanese occupation of Hong Kong; included is information on 

collaborators January 11, 1943, 3 pp.

28740 Summary of Japan’s foodstuff position; includes the Japanese Empire February 

5, 1943, 26 pp.

28745 Report based on information from Japanese radio; included is information on 

Japanese stripping Netherlands East Indies of goods, Java forests being cut 

down, Netherlands East Indies and Indo-China being drained of rice Feb.16, 

1943, 2 pp.

28748 Report on German-Japanese relations February 16, 1943, 1 p.

28826 Report on general conditions in China February 17, 1943, 12 pp.

28862 Notes on Current Economic Situation December 21, 1942, 9 pp.

28944 Report on the Organization of Japanese National Association of Political Service 

(Taisei Yokusankai) December 30, 1942, 8 pp.

28997 Report on preliminary results of the interrogation of the prisoners off the S.S. 

Ramses and neutral members of the crew, who describe conditions in Java; 

included is information on location of large European prison camp December 23, 

1942, 1 p.

29051 Short biographical sketches on leading Japanese army and political leaders 

December 30, 1942, 5 pp.

29074 Office of Naval Intelligence, London. Report on Japan’s Economic Position; 

includes information on the effects of Japanese occupation of various countries 

November 7, 1942, 7 pp.

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29194 Report on Japanese occupation of Burma January 13, 1943, 3 pp.

29895 Department of Justice, Denver. Information obtain from an American citizen 

of Japanese extraction who had studies and worked in Japan; included is 

information on how the Japanese people feel about the Emperor February 20, 

1943, 2 pp.

29948 Report on Honan Province, China; included is information on requisitioning for 

the Army, labor conscription November 5, 1942, 13 pp.

29967 Report on conditions in Canton, China, extracted from a medical missionary’s 

diary October 2-31, 1942; includes information on internment camp, 

concentration camp March 6, 1943, 6 pp.

29973 Report on Japanese administration of the Philippines; included is information on 

Japanese stripping the country of scrap iron, rice, sugar, etc Feb.12, 1943, 1 p.

30068 Report by a Norwegian merchant marine officer; noted good treatment afforded 

Allied prisoners of war in Japan March 2, 1943, 3 pp.

30091 Report on the Korean independence movement January 15, 1943, 5 pp.

30226 Report on attitude of the Japanese people toward Nisei (Japanese born in 

America), other Americans and foreigners in general, 1936-1941, based on 

information supplied by Japanese Americans March 9, 1943, 4 pp.

30364 Report on economic situation in Japan 1936-1941 March 9, 1943, 4 pp.

30684 Estimates of Japan’s “loot pile” March 13, 1943, 4 pp.

31131 Intelligence Bulletin Vol. 1 No. 8; contains information on Japanese treatment of 

Southwest Pacific natives and information on forced laborers in the Southwest 

Pacific April 1943, 76 pp.

32075 Report on the Netherlands East Indies; included is information on Japanese 

treatment of war prisoners and internees, including bayoneting in the stomach, 

food and drug shortages, diseases, etc. February 9, 1943, 5 pp.

32193 Report on Netherlands East Indies; included is information on torture and 

atrocities March 14, 1943, 5 pp.

32328 Instructions to Translators of Japanese, with a dictionary of Japanese 

governmental bureaus or ministries, personnel of the Japanese government and 

of the government of Nanking, of the Chungking Kuomintang and regime, with 

a chart showing set-up of the Secretariat, a list of Chinese military terms n.d. 

received September 27, 1943, 25 pp.

32730 Report on establishment of Greater East Asia Ministry on September 1, 1942; 

April 7, 1943, 9 pp.

33028 Report on Hong Kong; includes information on treatment of British prisoners of 

war, internment camps, January 28, 1943, 3 pp.

33154 Economic material from Japanese broadcasts March 8, 1943, 12 pp.

33193 Report on Kurusu’s speech over Japanese radio regarding his mission in 

Washington, DC March 13, 1943, 8 pp.

33478 American policy toward Japan after the war; possible peace conditions are 

mentioned January 9, 1943, 7 pp.

33505 Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 4; covers (mostly from Japanese press and 

broadcasts) information on Japanese political, military, and naval appointments, 

deportation of Peruvian Japanese, Japanese hospital ships, alleged U.S. atrocity 

in the Philippines, economic organization of the Empire, Catholic collaboration 

with the Japanese in the Philippines, propaganda May 8, 1943, 11 pp.

34080 Report regarding Japanese internment orders issued in Shanghai, China May 8, 

1943, 5 pp.

34137 Report on Burma under Japanese occupation April 12, 1943, 4 pp.

34376 Report on preparations for chemical warfare on the part of Germany and Japan 

April 30, 1943, 3 pp.

34402 Report on Japanese prisoners of war at Guadalcanal May 5, 1943, 3 pp.

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34468 Report on Burma by returned American missionary; includes information on 

Japanese pre-war penetration into Burma May 4, 1943, 2 pp.

34680 Report on Japanese attempts to suborn Indians April 24, 1943, 3 pp.

34684 Report on individual rumored to have become puppet government of Penang 

under the Japanese May 8, 1943, 3 pp. 

34818 Report on conditions in the Wuhan Area, China; included is information on 

revival of opium trade, puppet government, houses destroyed for firewood, 

requisitioning of all foreign property, Japanese economic control, tortures April 

7, 1943, 13 pp.

34964 Bibliography of reports, photographs, pamphlets, maps, etc. on Japan which are 

available in the New York Office of Military Intelligence Service April 27, 1943, 

14 pp.

34965 Radio broadcasts of the Japanese and the Nanking Regime April 15, 1943, 9 pp.

34966 Radio broadcasts of the Japanese and the Nanking Regime April 19, 1943, 

32 pp.

35135 The Far East: Survey for March 1943; includes pessimistic propaganda by Japan 

April 20, 1943, 10 pp.

35259 Economic information on Japan; included is information on exploitation of mines 

in Indo-China April 21, 1943, 5 pp.

35420 Report on Japanese Naval Commands; contains of a list of Japanese naval 

officers, with their functions May 17, 1943, 3 pp.

35422 Report, “Problem of Taking Jap Prisoners,” by a United Press correspondent, on 

Guadalcanal December 1942 to March 1943; May 10, 1943, 5 pp.

35578 Article from the Japanese Journal of Geography; includes information on the 

history and political and economic positions of the Philippines, Indo-China, the 

Netherlands East Indies, and Malaya April 11, 1943, 9 pp.

35583 Report on Japanese treatment of natives on New Guinea May 25, 1943, 3 pp.

35593 Information from the European Press No. 18. Includes information on Japanese 

military administration May 17, 1943, 16 pp.

35801 Abstract of “The Sino-Japanese Conflict as Seen by Westerners;” mainly an 

abstract of an article in Asia December 1937 describing Japanese aggression in 

China and British and American opposition to Japan’s policy May 21, 1943, 5 pp.

36008 Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service. Report on the Organization in Manila 

Philippines of the Central Pacification Committee of the Philippine Islands, as 

broadcast by Manila June 9, 1943, 4 pp.

36031 Report on Japanese activities in New Caledonia June 1, 1943, 5 pp.

36150 Report on Japanese occupation of Hankow, China May 12, 1943, 7 pp.

36249 Report on Japan’s program of cultural relations in 1942, based upon Japanese 

short wave broadcasts January 30, 1943, 43 pp.

36339 Chinese reports on the Japanese cabinet changes April 30, 1943, 9 pp.

36441 German press articles; includes information on war measures of puppet 

governments, Japanese propaganda May 7, 1943, 8 pp.

36450 Report on the character and attitudes of the Japanese Fighting Man May 11, 

1943, 14 pp.

36564 Japanese-claimed accomplishment in East Asia since December 1941; Japanese 

press items and broadcasts are quoted May 29, 1943, 71 pp.

36743 Report on the Japanese occupation of Malaya May 21, 1943, 3 pp.

36813 Report on conditions in China and Malaya under Japanese occupation; included 

is information about activity and strength of Indian National Army in Canton, 

poor treatment of United Kingdom and U.S. prisoners, Japanese exploitation 

of Malayan rice, conscription for Malayan police forces, property confiscations, 

treatment of Indian nationals May 26, 1943, 4 pp.

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36820 Summaries of economic reports taken from Japanese radio broadcasts, obtained 

through Chinese and American monitoring services for the period April 30-May 

9, 1943 May 17, 1943, 43 pp.

36857 Report on Hong Kong; includes information about Japanese atrocities June 17, 

1943, 4 pp.

36887 Report on conditions in Burma under Japanese occupation May 1943, 3 pp.

36958 List of selected books held by the Nippon Club Collection of Books in English and 

Japanese at Columbia University April 22, 1943, 16 pp.

37334 Attitude of Japanese government and people toward Nisei (American-born 

Japanese) before the war May 17, 1943, 5 pp.

37385 Description of Japanese treatment of prisoners in New Guinea June 15, 1943, 2 

pp.

37416 Report on Japanese occupation of China and the Philippines June 21, 1943, 14 pp.

37655 Information Series No. 99A Section V. The Far East; includes information on 

Japanese methods of occupation in China, Japanese execution of American 

aviators May 20, 1943, 8 pp.

37717 Bi-Monthly Appraisal of Japan’s Economic Position May 1, 1943, 22 pp.

37925 Reports on China by a returning American June 22, 1943, 3 pp.

37996 Report on Japan; noted that Japan had stripped her conquered areas and labor 

difficulties had led to brutal Japanese reprisals July 2, 1943, 4 pp.

38080 Translation of an article regarding the policy for the allocation of Manchurian 

industries April 12, 1943, 6 pp.

38428 Intelligence Bulletin Vol. 1 No. 11; includes information on Japanese prisoners of 

war and documents July 1943, 93 pp.

38482 Analysis of Japanese propaganda and policy in occupied China July 3, 1943, 5 

pp.

38483 Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 4: Malaya and Sumatra; includes information 

(mostly from the Japanese press and radio) on Japanese officials and 

administrative boards at Singapore, military administration and racial policy, 

economic control, allied internees and prisons of war May 8, 1943, 13 pp.

38505 Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 4 (based mostly from Japanese broadcasts); 

includes information on Japanese political, military, and naval appointments, 

alleged U.S. atrocity in the Philippines, economic organization of the empire, 

Catholic collaboration with Japan in the Philippines, propaganda May 8, 1943, 11 

pp.

38506 Fortnightly Intelligence Report No. 4 (based mostly from Japanese broadcasts); 

includes information on Tojo’s visit to the Philippines May 8, 1943, 10 pp.

38747 Economic Warfare Section, Department of Justice. Report on the City of 

Hiroshima, Japan June 10, 1943, 7 pp. 

38821 Information on the Netherlands East Indies taken from Domei broadcasts during 

the first half of April; indications that Javanese business complete under military 

control, museums and schools promoting Japanese government April 10, 1943, 

12 pp.

39081 Reports on the Solomon Islands; included is information on alleged Japanese 

cannibalism May 14, 1943, 10 pp.

39141 Report on difficulties in Japanese mobilization of manpower and materials July 

21, 1943, 4 pp.

39253 Material found in the files of Okura & Co. July 8, 1943, 428 pp.

39388 Report on the Japanese occupation of Burma June 22, 1943, 6 pp.

39471 Report on Burma; includes information on Burmese police force, Tojo’s offer of 

independence for Burma July 7, 1943, 5 pp.

39608 Summary of a January 1943 article by Heinrich Hollmer on Japan’s military 

procedure for economic warfare in the Far East received August 3, 1943

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39748 Board of Economic Warfare. Bibliography of Military Occupation: Japanese 

Techniques of Occupation Part III; lists of books and articles published in the 

United States and the Far East on Japanese methods of economic exploitation 

and administration for the countries occupied by its troops December 1942, 

61 pp.

39942 Talk by Kenji Kiyono (June 1941) on Japan’s Southward Expansion and 

Colonization Ability of the Japanese People June 5, 1943, 47 pp.

40012 Report on Chinese who collaborated with the Japanese in Hong Kong January 

11, 1943, 3 pp.

40304 Report on Japanese propaganda directed toward Australia July 12, 1943, 11 pp.

40362 Views of a Chinese newspaperman regarding the situation in China June 9, 1943

40484 Report on Burma; includes information on Japanese and Burmese police June 

11, 1943, 7 pp.

40947 Accounts by various people who escaped Japanese occupation of the 

Netherlands East Indies, Java in particular. Includes information on Japanese 

treatment of prisoners and civilians January 12, 1943, 72 pp.

40966 Report on Subhas Chandra Bose July 14, 1943, 3 pp.

41023 Report on the Island of Hainan, China; included is information regarding 

Japanese administration December 30, 1941, 6 pp.

41055 Report on Thailand; includes information on prisoners of war, Japanese methods 

of conquering Thailand, Japanese atrocities November 12, 1942, 3 pp.

41176 Report on Manchuria January 31, 1942, 2 pp.

41190 Report on the City of Hiroshima, Japan June 10, 1943, 7 pp.

41214 “Economic Material from Japanese Broadcasts” July 13, 1943, 68 pp.

41220 Report on an interview with Chiang Kai-Shek’s leading advisor on Japanese 

affairs June 2, 1943, 7 pp.

41349 Translations from Chinese periodicals in Japanese-controlled areas giving 

Japanese propaganda, etc. July 13, 1943, 9 pp.

41350 Translation from Japanese newspapers on various subjects July 14, 1943, 24 pp.

41351 Articles from the French press on divers subjects; includes report U.S. military 

forces used gas on Attu, Alaska May 1943, ca. 25 pp.

41454 Material Found in the Files of Okura & Co August 9, 1943, 120 pp.

41455 Material Found in the Files of Okura & Co August 10, 1943, 66 pp.

41625 Report on the journey of Subhas Chandra Bose, from Berlin to Singapore via 

Tokyo August 20, 1943, 2 pp.

41790 Bibliography of reports, photographs, pamphlets, maps, etc. on Japan which are 

available in the New York Office of Military Intelligence Service July 13, 1943, 

6 pp.

41830 Report on the starvation diet in Hong Kong following Japanese occupation July 

6, 1943, 2 pp.

42091 Report on Japanese exploitation difficulties in Netherlands East Indies and China 

August 14, 1943, 3 pp.

42468 Analysis of the Korean Situation; included is information regarding Japanese 

using Koreans for espionage in Hawaii August 13, 1943, 25 pp.

42786 List of Japanese personalities of current interest August 17, 1943, 19 pp.

42876 Summary of dispatches and editorials in Chungking press published at the end 

of Japan’s Chekiang-Kiangai Campaign in 1942; included is information on 

atrocities September 6, 1943, 17 pp.

42883 Report on conditions in Shanghai, China; included is information on Japanese 

control, no more Hollywood movies September 6, 1943, 2 pp.

42950 Economic material from Japanese broadcasts in July 1943; August 7, 1943, 

68 pp.

43204 Report on conditions in French Indo-China July 14, 1943, 4 pp.

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43226 Report on Burma; included is information on propaganda, Japanese going into 

religious areas and butchering animals in sacred compounds Sept. 6, 1943, 

6 pp.

43257 Information from American missionary who returned from Shasi Province, 

China, on the Gripsholm in July 1942; included is information on Shasi Province 

July 19, 1943, 20 pp.

43368 Report on conditions in Shansi Province, China; included is information on 

Japanese promotion of drug traffic and cultivation of the opium poppy July 2, 

1943, 5 pp.

43492 Report on Japanese activity in French Indo-China received Sept. 16, 1943, 7 pp.

43493 Report on Japan’s Armed Forces and the Constitution received September 16, 

1943, 3 pp.

43591 Report on Formosa; included is information on conscription July 21, 1943, 5 pp.

43615 Report on conditions in Honan and Shansi Provinces, China April 17, 1943, 5 pp.

43631 Survey of Korea; includes information on Japanese rule of Korea June 15, 1943, 

299 pp.

43710 Translation of a summary of the Japanese Vice-Minister of War’s lecture on 

Japan’s military discipline August 17, 1943, 5 pp.

44034 Report on conditions in Macao August 3, 1943, 6 pp.

44301 Report on Burma; included is a list of Burma personalities of interest, including 

members of the government reported by the Japanese to be cooperating August 

1, 1943, 5 pp.

44454 Notes on Chinese Coastal Areas from Ingpo to the French border; included is a 

list of Japanese army, navy, submarine, and air bases received September 30, 

1943, 14 pp.

44654 Chinese opinion on Japanese affairs July 20, 1943, 5 pp.

44966 Report of a trip from Chungking to Foochow, China; included is information on 

conscription August 25, 1943, 22 pp.

45357 Report on the City of Hiroshima, Japan, and Environs, and Kura Naval Base, 

based on interviews at Granada Relocation Center, Colorado and Minidoka 

Relocation Center, Idaho September 10, 1943, 9 pp.

45361 Report on the Far East; included is information on hardships in Hong Kong, 

Japanese murder of poorer people in Hong Kong October 7, 1943, 3 pp.

45455 Tripartite Pact Messages September 28, 1943, 4 pp.

45471 Analysis of effects of military developments on pending Japanese overhauling of 

war and administrative machinery in dealing with native peoples in the Far East 

September 1943, 3 pp.

45607 An analysis of Japanese militarism October 12, 1943, 12 pp.

45699 Notes on Japanese espionage methods in Burma June 16, 1943, 3 pp.

45729 Report on conditions in Hong Kong September 15, 1943, 4 pp.

45781 List of U.S. national embarked on the Teia Maru to be exchanged at Mormugao, 

October 15-21, 1943, giving names and addresses October 13, 1943, 35 pp.

46267 Report on the reported Japanese intention to reorganize their Ministries October 

20, 1943, 1 p.

46369 Translation of a report on an extraordinary session of the Japanese Diet July 22, 

1943, 5 pp.

46401 The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity as Pictured by Domei, the Official Japanese 

News Agency October 22, 1943, 33 pp.

46673 Report on conditions in Shanghai, China September 20, 1943, 7 pp.

46674 Japanese proclamation freezing British and U.S. property in Hainan Island, 

China, October 6, 1943, 2 pp.

46866 Report on the Bismarck Archipelago; included is information on Japanese 

methods of controlling occupied areas October 5, 1943, 169 pp.

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46931 Report on Japanese occupation of Java; included is information on a Japanese 

plan to establish a totalitarian woman’s organization to be eventually used as a 

source of forced labor October 30, 1943, 2 pp.

46937 Report on Japan’s reorganization of government and bureaucracy October 29, 

1943, 4 pp.

47078 Report on Tojo’s policies October 2, 1943, 8 pp.

47232 Report on Burma and Malaya; included is information on police activity, 

prisoners of war, racial rivalries in Burma, Japanese atrocities in Burma, 

economic conditions in Burma and Malaya September 23, 1943, 4 pp.

47237 Report on Hong Kong under Japanese control; includes information on the 

condition of the internees September 9, 1943, 11 pp.

47356 Weekly Intelligence Review No. 61; included is information on conscription of 

non-Japanese nationals in Formosa and Korea for the Japanese Army 1943, 

18 pp.

47370 Prisoner of War interrogation report on a Japanese soldier October 5, 1943, 

14 pp.

47398 Report on new economic measures taken by the Japanese and the Puppet 

Nanking Government; included is information on economic control measures, 

Japanese exploitation of material and resources October 28, 1943, 42 pp.

47549 Weekly Summary of Economic Warfare Intelligence No. 38; includes information 

on commodities in Japanese-occupied area September 3, 1943, 16 pp.

47552 Report on the Japanese occupation of Shanghai; includes information on 

Chinese collaborators, Japanese gendarmerie organization and economic control 

October 8, 1943, 7 pp.

47577 Hong Kong under Japanese Occupation, A Case Study in the Enemy’s Techniques 

of Control; included is information about looting, atrocities exploitation 1943, 

253 pp.

47582 Report on Japanese press and radio propaganda; included is information about 

events in Japanese occupied territory, governmental changes in Tokyo, Japanese 

treatment of occupied Timor October 6-12, 1943, 2 pp.

47659 Short Glossary of Japanese July 1943, 16 pp.

47801 Handbook on Japan. Section 9 Labor 1943

47904 Report on Japanese occupation in the Netherlands East Indies; included is 

information on conscription of natives, Japanese plan to place the Eurasians in 

special detention camps November 8, 1943, 1 p.

48052 Japanese Techniques of Occupation: Key Laws and Official Documents. Vol. II: 

Manchukuo June 1943, 540 pp.[vol. III is 51968]

48130 Report on Hainan Island, China; included is information on Japanese capture of 

the Island October 21, 1943, 61 pp.

48262 Conditions in Japan in September-November 1942; included is information 

that intellectuals believe Japan is waging a hopeless war, but the people were 

deceived by propaganda September 27, 1943, 5 pp.

48410 Weekly Intelligence Summary No. 102; includes information on Subhas Chandra 

Bose and his activities October 16, 1943, 28 pp.

48416 Report on the Kailan coal mines, Hopei Province, China; included is information 

on treatment of Chinese labor August 9, 1943

48537 Report on Tibet; included is information about Tibetans resenting any attempt 

on China’s part to extend Chinese authority over Tibet, the Tibetans maintaining 

that they are independent September 20, 1943, 14 pp.

48543 Notes on Tonkin, Indo-China June 12, 1943, 5 pp.

48544 Report on Tonkin, Indo-China; includes information on Japanese behavior June 

8, 1943, 12 pp.

48844 Italian report from Tokyo to the Italian Foreign Office on the political and 

military situation in Japan; includes a description of Wang Ching Wei October 

23, 1943

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48869 Report on conditions in Hong Kong, Macao, and Kwangchowwan; included is 

information on Japanese spy phobia October 23, 1943, 3 pp.

48872 Report on economic conditions in Shanghai, China; included is information on 

Japanese taking control of insurance companies, Jewish refugees November 2, 

1943, 4 pp.

48879 Copies of news articles regarding developments in Shanghai and Indo-China 

September 3, 1943, 2 pp.

48890 List of economic intelligence items from Japanese broadcasts intercepted by 

the British; includes information on the economic organization of the Japanese 

conquests, conscription orders October 22, 1943, 4 pp.

48894 Report on Amoy and Quemoy; included is information on Japanese, Formosan, 

and Puppet police October 24, 1943, 3 pp.

48907 List of member of the Japanese Mission in Indo-China, along with functions 

October 24, 1943, 2 pp.

49001 An Economic Survey of Burma; includes information on Japanese occupation 

government November 15, 1943, 214 pp.

49016 Report mentioning Japanese scorched earth policy in the Netherlands East 

Indies September 1, 1943, 2 pp.

49023 Report concerning the Japanese people, their characteristics, attitude toward 

their government and the effectiveness of domestic propaganda; all on the 

island of Kyushu September 1, 1943, 3 pp.

49028 Report on Kunsan, on the southern coast of the peninsula of Korea September 

9, 1943, 3 pp.

49090 Fortnightly Report No. 27. Includes information on Burma October 16, 1943, 

7 p. [49174 is a duplicate]

49091 Report on Japan’s political, military, and propaganda situation Nov. 1, 1943, 

4 pp.

49135 Intelligence Information Memorandum No. 33. Includes a detailed list of 370 

Japanese manufacturers, totaling 558 plants, of airplane parts and accessories 

in Japan, Korea, Manchukuo, and Formosa November 5, 1943, 86 pp.

49227 Report on the political and economic situation in the Philippines October 31, 

1943, 3 pp.

49236 Japanese propaganda themes in Afghanistan October 25, 1943, 4 pp.

49307 Report on rivalry in Hong Kong between the Japanese Governor’s office and the 

Gendarmerie over total property registration October 23, 1943, 3 pp.

49383 Information on Japanese-control areas obtained from repatriates by 

correspondents at Goa, India; includes information on Japanese exploiting 

cooper mines, Japanese stripping China of food, conditions in internment camps 

(Fort Stanley at Hong Kong was the worst) November 1, 1943, 24 pp.

49386 Economic intelligence from newspapers from French Indo-China; included is 

information on resources acquired by Japan November 5, 1943, 11 pp.

49530 Sixteen interrogation on the officers of the Italian vessel Eritrea; various 

information on the Far East May 4-10, 1943, 66 pp.

49913 Report on Japanese military in Burma November 11, 1943, 5 pp.

50021 Report from officers of the Italian ship Eritrea about the Dutch East Indies 

October 14, 1943, 3 pp.

50022 Report from officers of the Italian ship Eritrea about conditions of prisoners of 

war and internees in the Dutch East Indies October 14, 1943, 2 pp.

50069 Report on Japanese conditions; includes information on Japan’s organization and 

exploitation of her conquered areas in 1941-1942, with reference to government 

control and domination of the four leading Japanese companies December 4, 

1943, 15 pp.

50140 Economic items from commercial intercepts November 2, 1943, 6 pp.

50188 Report on China; included is information on Japanese depredations November 

22, 1943, 7 pp.

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50218 Report on the Island of Formosa (Taiwan) November 2, 1943, 6 pp.

50236 Military information obtained from passengers on the S.S. Gripsholm, while 

in Rio de Janeiro; included is information about prisoners of war in Japan, 

the Philippines, and China and their treatment by the Japanese, American 

collaborators in Manila, Philippines November 17, 1942, 10 pp.

50367 Report of interviews with officers of the Italian ship Eritrea about the Dutch East 

Indies October 14, 1943, 5 pp.

50372 Report on conditions in the Philippines, including Japanese failing to replace food 

shipped to Japan October 31, 1943, 3 pp.

50415 Four reports from people repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm; included is 

information on Japanese occupation methods in the Philippines and Thailand 

December 15, 1943, 86 pp.

50509 Code Characters-Japanese Army and Air Force. Provides lists of formations, with 

their code names in phonetic spelling and in Japanese characters November 2, 

1943, 10 pp.

50518 Report on economic conditions in Shanghai, China; included is information on 

Japanese wholesale exploitation of the resources of central China November 15, 

1943, 8 pp.

50673 Report on the Korean independence movement November 15, 1943, 10 pp.

51011 A Fortnightly Letter on Economic Conditions in China; includes information on 

Japanese controls November 16, 1943, 9 pp.

51099 Incidental items of intelligence; included is information on Chinese in Hong Kong 

and Kwantung being drafted for forced labor in the East Indies Nov. 3, 1943, 

1 p.

51359 Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 13: Public Health and Sanitation 

December 18, 1943, 227 pp.

51422 Historical account of Timor July 15, 1943, 7 pp.

51439 Remarks by the Japanese minister at Lisbon, Portugal about Japanese 

occupation methods at Macao and Japan’s intention to pay damage for Timor if 

Portugal “plays fair” August 22, 1943, 2 pp.

51723 Far Eastern Diplomatic Lists December 29, 1943, 109 pp.

51772 Report on Japanese recruitment of Indonesian natives for labor and military 

service November 1943, 2 pp.

51784 Answers to a questionnaire on the Far East by an American repatriated from 

China; included is information on the treatment of internees, the Japanese and 

Chinese police October 21, 1942, 17 pp.

51785 Answers to questions about the Far East by an American repatriate on the S.S. 

Gripsholm; included is information on treatment of internees, forced labor in 

China, Japanese propaganda November 14, 1943, 34 pp.

51786 Questionnaire on conditions in China, filled out by a repatriated American 

Presbyterian clergyman from Shanghai; included is information on Japanese 

propaganda received December 27, 1943, 17 pp.

51968 Japanese Technique of Occupation: Key Laws and Official Documents Vol. III: 

Occupied China September 1943, 279 pp. [Vol. II is 48052]

51905 Notes on the Mitsubishi Organization December 9, 1943, 7 pp.

51912 Report on the Chinese Pao Chia organization and system; methods of 

intimidation are described December 1943, 5 pp.

51922 Report that after getting control, the Japanese started an anti-Semitic 

movement in Manila, Philippines, which was directed against German Jewish 

refugees; died out from lack of force November 1943, 1 p.

51923 List of industrial plants in the Philippines being operated by the Japanese 

November 1943, 2 pp.

52067 Report about five prisoner of war camps in Japan and Formosa holding Dutch 

prisoners of war December 1943, 3 pp.

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52102 Report on conditions at the internment camp in Thailand Dec. 14, 1943, 3 pp.

52119 Report on an iron mine and a coal mine in North China, both of which had been 

taken over by the Japanese December 27, 1943, 1 p.

52370 Report on Hong Kong between May 14-July 31, 1943; included are estimates of 

troops and police, hospital ships, no dancing allowed policy 1943, 4 pp.

52373 Japanese propaganda from Domei’s English service October 15, 1943, 11 pp.

52445 Review of effects of Japanese occupation of Malaya December 1, 1943, 61 pp.

52517 Report on the economic condition of the Philippines December 1943, 42 pp.

52528 Report on occupied China; includes information on Allied prisoners, forcible 

purchase of cloth by the Japanese December 3, 1943, 2 pp.

52538 Report on China; included is information on starvation near Shanghai due to 

graft among Army officers and public officials December 7, 1943, 2 pp.

52625 Military Intelligence Division. Information on Japan obtaining fluorspar in Korea 

and China (can be used for chemical warfare purposes) December 18, 1943, 

2 pp.

52708 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (CBI) Domei’s English Service edition of 

November 18, 1943; includes information on Japanese propaganda activity, 

the Indian National Army, Tojo’s speech, Subhas Chandras Bose’s activities, 

economic and social relations in Japanese-occupied areas Nov. 19, 1943, 10 pp.

52711 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (CBI) Chungking Branch. Report on China, 

including new Japanese gas factories near Tangku December 2, 1943, 2 pp.

52798 Report from interrogation of officers of the Italian ship Eritrea, on Japanese 

military in the Netherlands East Indies; includes information on concentration 

camps and prisoner of war camps November 11, 1943, 25 pp.

52917 Report with economic news on Japan and China; included is information on 

Japanese requisitions of material and labor in China, Japanese plundering of 

economic resources, wolfram smuggling to Japan from Macao September 1943, 

10 pp.

53135 Answers to questions about the Far East by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on Japanese occupation methods in China, Pao Chia 

system of enforced police duty October 30-November 11, 1943, 12 pp.

53136 Answers to questions about the Far East by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on Japanese atrocities to the Chinese, Chinese forced 

labor November 7, 1943, 5 pp.

53137 Answers to questions about the Far East by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on poor internment conditions in China, Japanese 

propaganda in China November 5, 1943, 8 pp.

53138 Answers to questions about the Far East by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on internment conditions, dismantling of factories, 

corruption in puppet government October 31, 1943, 8 pp.

53139 Answers to questions about the Far East by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on Japanese propaganda in China November 7, 1943, 

5 pp.

53141 Answers to questions about the Far East by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on internment camps in China, hospital conditions, 

dismantling factories, Japanese propaganda methods received Jan. 12, 1944, 

6 pp.

53145 Report of conversation with Chinese just returned from Shanghai, China; 

includes information about Japanese requisitions in Shanghai, Allied prisoners at 

Yangtsepp doing road construction November 19, 1943, 2 pp.

53146 Report that the Japanese used poison gas to kill over 800 civilians in the village 

of Ting Hsien, in central Hopei, China, in underground passages constructed for 

defense of the village December 8, 1943, 3 pp.

53148 Report on Japanese military in Burma November 1943, 25 pp.

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53213 Report on political activity in the Philippines January 1, 1942-September 26, 

1943; included is information on Japanese military administration, police 

administration November 25, 1943, 59 pp.

53215 Report on the National Peking University; provides information on Japanese 

occupation and removal to the south; students expressed the “desire to return 

to their beloved campus in Peiping, but only if they can enjoy freedom and 

democracy” December 20, 1943, 3 pp.

53219 Various reports on China and Japan; includes information on police corps 

framework of the Nanking puppet government December 29, 1943, 13 pp.

53233 Report on change in Japanese conscription laws, including military service for 

the Taiwanese November 8, 1943, 1 p.

53297 Australia’s role in the Pacific Crisis December 4, 1941, 14 pp.

53488 Report on China; included is information on Japanese exploitation of mining 

industries November 23, 1943, 9 pp.

53544 Translation and notes of Domei News Service in Japanese; includes information 

on the administration of occupied countries December 28, 1943, 8 pp.

53532 Translation relating to ferrous metallurgy in Japan under war conditions; 

includes information on resources in occupied countries, metal collections and 

looting 1942, 10 pp.

53694 List of current Japanese personalities, giving their names and their positions 

received January 15, 1944, 15 pp.

53828 Biographical outlines (in Italian) of seven Japanese generals received January 

19, 1944, 7 pp.

53934 Answers to a questionnaire on the Far East by an American repatriated on the 

S.S. Gripsholm; included is information on Japanese desire to eliminate white 

race from Asia, Japanese propaganda in China, Japanese economic infiltration, 

Chinese puppet leaders, Chinese police October 27, 1943, 14 pp.

53937 Answers to questions about the Far East by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese propaganda 

in China, Japanese confiscation of hospital equipment, Japanese religious policy, 

puppet activity October 31, 1943, 10 pp.

54044 Report on the political status of Thailand September 2, 1942, 2 pp.

54046 Report on the political status of French Indo-China; included is information on 

Japanese infiltration and control September 3, 1942, 3 pp.

54072 Economic Relations of Indo-China; included is information on commercial 

relations with Japan, spread of Japanese influence March 23, 1943, 21 pp.

54274 Collection of biographical data on various ranking Japanese military personages 

received January 22, 1944, 23 pp.

54402 Report on economic conditions in Malaya; included is information on Japanese 

control of all economic activities November 30, 1943, 6 pp.

54405 Report on internal conditions in Japan; included is information on internal 

security controls, names of pro-allied people in prison December 13, 1943, 

6 pp.

54426 A review of Japanese interrogations of their prisoners of war; includes 

information on Japanese morale, attitude towards the progress of the war, 

thoroughness of Japanese espionage work before the outbreak of hostilities 

November 19, 1943, 19 pp.

54498 Report on Japan’s war economy; included is information on Japanese 

exploitation of occupied areas, benefits to Japan’s four largest companies Dec. 

1, 1943, 14 pp.

54538 Study on the Japanese Naval, Army, and Air Strengths, particularly in Southeast 

Asia November 15, 1943, 12 pp.

54603 Report on Japanese treatment of prisoners of war and internees in Shanghai, 

China December 3, 1943, 2 pp.

54628 Report on the military government in Hong Kong December 28, 1943, 1 p.

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54688 Answers by an American repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about 

the Far East; included is information forced labor of Chinese for the Japanese, 

Japanese occupation methods, Chinese liaison agent with Japanese authorities 

November 4, 1943, 11 pp.

54689 Interview with an American Catholic priest returning from internment in Fushun, 

Manchukuo; included is information about treatment of prisoners of war October 

19, 1943, 17 pp. 

54690 Answers to questions on the Far East by an American repatriated on the S.S. 

Gripsholm; included is information on China and Manchuria Nov. 24, 1943, 

13 pp.

54700 Report that the Japanese had taken all cloth goods in Shanghai, China without 

payment November 20, 1943, 2 pp.

54701 Chinese report that the Japanese had established two gas factories south of 

Hanku Railroad station near Tientain; a Chinese military spokesman states that 

the Japanese had recently used poisonous gas against the Chinese in Hupeh 

Province November 21, 1943, 2 pp.

54709 Report of a secret agreement between the Japanese and the puppet Philippine 

government in Manila; pertinent terms are given November 30, 1945, 1 p. 

54937 Information from passengers on the second voyage of the S.S. Gripsholm; 

included is information on conditions in five internment camps and life on board 

the Teia Maru December 11, 1943, 19 pp.

54961 Report on the economic contribution of Hainan Island, China to Japan November 

1943, 31 pp.

54980 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions on 

the Far East; included is information internment conditions in China, Japanese 

atrocities to the Chinese, Japanese propaganda received January 27, 1944

54981 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions on the 

Far East. Included is information on Japanese use of Chinese labor, Japanese 

occupation methods and economic control, Japanese police in China October 28, 

1945, 28 pp.

54982 Answers by an American repatriated from China to a questionnaire on the Far 

East; included is information on China October 19, 1943, 8 pp.

54983 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, increased number of 

German Jews in China, Japanese occupation methods, Japanese propaganda, 

treatment of foreign missionaries November 1, 1943, 17 pp.

54984 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on concentration camp conditions Sept. 19, 1943, 6 pp.

54985 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on Japanese propaganda in China, Japanese guards in 

the Manchukuo police force October 31, 1943, 17 pp.

54986 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese propaganda 

and occupation methods, persecution of Jews, Japanese use of Chinese labor, 

confiscation of Chinese property, Chinese police November 8, 1943, 24 pp.

54987 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese use 

of Chinese labor, evacuation of Chinese machinery by the Japanese received 

January 30, 1944, 9 pp.

54988 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese propaganda 

November 12, 1943, 16 pp.

54990 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions on the 

Far East; included is information on Japanese “Gestapo” methods with respect 

to American citizens, Japanese methods of repression, forced labor in occupied 

China September 1943, 11 pp.

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54995 Interview with internee from the Shanghai, China area. Includes information 

on the camps, Chinese being forced into heavy manual labor by the Japanese 

October 30, 1943, 15 pp.

54996 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on propaganda, Japanese methods of occupation in 

China September 19, 1943, 20 pp.

54997 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions on the 

Far East; included is a report of Japanese atrocity in China Oct. 31, 1942, 10 pp.

54998 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on China November 5, 1943, 9 pp.

54999 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese propaganda 

in China November 8, 1943, 8 pp.

55011 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese use of 

Chinese labor November 7, 1943, 6 pp.

55012 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions, Japanese use of Chinese labor, 

Japanese propaganda in China, Japanese occupation methods in Changtien, 

Japanese terrorism November 1, 1943, 9 pp.

55013 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese propaganda 

in China October 31, 1943, 6 pp.

55014 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China Nov. 6, 1943, 5 pp.

55015 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on Japanese propaganda in China November 1, 1943, 

8 pp.

55018 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to a questionnaire 

on the Far East; included is information relating to China October 30, 1943, 

5 pp.

55019 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on Japanese propaganda, Japanese control of Chinese 

agriculture, Japanese religious policy, Japanese methods of occupation in China, 

police, Kunshan, China under Japanese occupation November 1, 1943, 12 pp.

55020 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to a questionnaire 

on the Far East; included is information on Japanese propaganda, Chinese police 

October 30, 1943, 10 pp.

55021 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information Japanese propaganda, dishonesty of Japanese 

purchasing agent November 1, 1943, 8 pp.

55022 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on treatment of missionaries in China by the Japanese, 

internment conditions in China, Japanese propaganda November 1, 1943, 12 pp.

55055 Report on economic conditions in Hong Kong December 3, 1943, 11 pp.

55064 Story of the Karen & Kachin soldiers of the Wingate Expedition; included is 

information Japanese depredations and oppression in Burma Dec. 23, 1943, 

5 pp.

55091 Report on China; included is information on Japanese control, collections of iron 

and copper by the Japanese December 13, 1943, 4 pp.

55244 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in the Philippines, Japanese use 

of U.S. prisoners of war to build roads and airfield runways in the Philippines, 

Japanese propaganda in the Philippines November 1, 1943, 5 pp.

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55245 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on China received January 31, 1944, 6 pp.

55246 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, drafting Chinese labor 

for work in Manchuria, Japanese occupation methods November 1, 1943, 11 pp.

55259 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on forced labor by the Japanese, Japanese propaganda 

in China November 7, 1943, 9 pp.

55260 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on sending Chinese workers to Manchuria November 10, 

1943, 9 pp. 

55261 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information about Japanese policies in China received January 31, 

1943, 22 pp.

55262 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information about internment conditions in China, Japanese 

confiscations of drugs and hospital equipment November 1, 1943, 14 pp.

55263 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions, conscriptions of Chinese labor, 

failure of Japanese propaganda November 1, 1943, 9 pp.

55264 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on compulsory trench-digging by Chinese, delight of 

drug addicts at Japanese occupation, Japanese propaganda in China November 

10, 1943, 9 pp.

55265 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on Japanese cotton requisitions in China November 1, 

1943, 9 pp.

55266 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions, pro-Japanese groups in China, 

Japanese propaganda in China, Japanese religious policy, Japanese control of 

grain shops, enforced digging by Chinese of defenses, puppets, Japanese police 

November 1, 1943, 25 pp.

55270 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on confiscations by the Japanese, Japanese propaganda 

in China November 7, 1943, 11 pp.

55271 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, gold mine activity, 

Japanese propaganda, opium addicts November 1, 1943, 9 pp.

55272 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, removal of electric 

lights and appliances from Chinese homes, Japanese propaganda about Allied 

mistreatment of Japanese prisoners November 1, 1943, 9 pp.

55273 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China Nov. 1, 1943, 11 pp.

55274 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on China under Japanese occupation Nov. 11, 1943, 

11 pp.

55439 Biographical notes on Japanese, German, Hungarian, Swedish, Yugoslav, 

Spanish, Rumanian military personalities; notes on armed forces of United 

States and Russia January 4, 1944, 70 pp.

55626 Analysis of authenticity of communiqués issued daily by military spokesmen 

for the Chinese Generals, weighing claims of Japanese chemical warfare, etc. 

December 24, 1943, 5 pp.

55707 Answers given by Japanese prisoner of war in regard to questions concerning 

position of various forces of the Japanese Army and the commanders of those 

units December 11, 1943, 3 pp.

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55825 Report on Hong Kong; includes information on condition of internees December 

24, 1943, 4 pp.

55901 Notes on the Philippines from a repatriated internee; includes information on 

Japanese occupation, methods of inducing Santo Tomas (Manila, Philippines) 

prisoners to transfer to Shanghai, China November 1943, 2 pp.

55927 Interrogation Report of Japanese prisoners of war captured June-August 1943 in 

operations in the Tungting Lake region, Hunan Province, China Jan. 4, 1944, 

4 pp.

55963 Report on Japanese activity on Guam Island December 18, 1943, 3 pp.

56194 Daily Resume of Extracts from Broadcasts from Japanese Controlled Stations; 

included is information about Bose’s activities and his puppet army being trained 

at Singapore December 14, 1943, 3 pp.

56204 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. Who’s 

Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories. List of prominent Japanese 

personages in military, social, industrial, political, and journalist fields December 

1943, 26 pp.

56332 Report of an interview with U.S. air force officer; included is information about 

attitude of Japanese prisoners of war and Japanese treatment of U.S. prisoners 

of war January 20, 1944, 4 pp.

56409 Lists of Japanese air force units in Indo-China December 23, 1943, 3 pp.

56433 Report on China; noted that many firms had gone bankrupt due to Japanese or 

puppet requisitions and forced purchases November 26, 1943, 2 pp.

56496 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese atrocities 

to the Chinese, scrap metal collection for Japan, Japanese propaganda, Chinese 

puppets, Japanese police in China November 2, 1943, 16 pp.

56497 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on use of Koreans to peddle narcotics and make the 

Chinese into drug addicts, Japanese occupation methods, police October 30, 

1943, 20 pp.

56498 Answers, by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm, to a questionnaire 

on the Far East; included is information on the Philippines, including Japanese 

propaganda October 28, 1943, 17 pp.

56499 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information on internment conditions in China, forced labor of 

Chinese for Japan, control of religious groups November 6, 1943, 14 pp.

56500 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese 

propaganda, Japanese occupation methods, Chinese puppet leader Kao Ma, 

Chinese police November 8, 1943, 23 pp.

56502 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on Japanese atrocities in the Philippines (to Filipinos, 

internees, and U.S. prisoners of war), Japanese propaganda November 4, 1943

56510 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

includes information on Japanese propaganda, Japanese occupation methods, 

names of local puppet leaders, local police Japanese military and naval police 

November 12, 1943, 27 pp.

56511 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

includes information on internment conditions in Japan, labor conscription, 

propaganda, morale prominent Japanese diplomats October 29, 1943, 13 pp.

56539 Interview on Tientsin, Occupied China; included is information on labor deported 

to Manchuria, use of children, increase in drug traffic since occupation January 

14, 1944, 4 pp.

56623 Report on Peking, China; included is information on forcible seizure of foodstuffs 

by the Japanese January 19, 1944, 3 pp.

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56653 Answers by four repatriates on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information Japanese occupation methods, Chinese puppet 

police, Japanese ill-treatment of Italians, Japanese propaganda, camps for 

military and civilian prisoners, Chinese puppets, Chungking secret agents 

November 2-5, 1943, 60 pp.

56654 Answers by four repatriates on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information on internment conditions in China, Japanese 

occupation methods, Japanese religious policy, police, Japanese propaganda, 

Chungking secret agents, Indian prisoners of war in China, Japanese requisitions 

in Indo-China, prisoners of war in Indo-China November 1-8, 1943, 84 pp.

56655 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to a questionnaire 

on the Far East; included is information on the Philippines October 28, 1943, 

11 pp.

56656 Answers by two repatriates on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far 

East; included is information about a prisoner of war camp October 30 and 

November 2, 1943, 36 pp.

56657 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on labor conscription in China, Japanese propaganda 

methods, local police November 7, 1943, 19 pp.

56695 Report on economic developments in Thailand December 31, 1943, 42 pp.

56725 Repatriated internee replies to questions relating to various subjects; included is 

second-hand description of treatment of prisoners of war Sept. 13, 1943, 23 pp.

56726 Answers by an American repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm to a questionnaire 

on the Far East; included is information on Japanese army conscription in the 

Philippines, Japanese propaganda October 27, 1943, 18 pp.

56728 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to a questionnaire on the Far 

East; included is information on Japanese propaganda received February 7, 

1944, 15 pp.

56729 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions on the Far East. 

Included is information about Chinese puppet leaders, Chungking secret agents, 

Japanese methods of gaining economic control, actions of the Haien Ping 

(“Japanese Gestapo”) November 6, 1943, 18 pp.

56730 Answers, by an American repatriated from China, to a questionnaire on the Far 

East; included is information on Japanese propaganda in China October 19, 

1943, 15 pp.

56731 Interview with passenger on the M.S. Gripsholm regarding Japanese morale, 

propaganda, Japanese conscription of Koreans for the army, forced labor, 

Japanese rapprochement with the Vatican, etc. November 8, 1943, 17 pp.

56732 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on China November 1, 1943, 21 pp.

56733 Answers by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about the Far East; 

included is information on Japanese propaganda, puppets, police November 2, 

1943, 21 pp.

56734 Report on an individual repatriated on the S.S. Gripsholm; included is 

information on Japanese atrocities September 19, 1943, 12 pp.

56742 Report on Japanese activities along the South China coast during the late 

summer and early fall of 1943; included is information on Japanese occupation 

of the Liuchow Peninsula and names of Japanese commanders December 20, 

1943, 2 pp.

56754 The Secret Treaty between von Ribbentrop and Gen. Oshima Hiroshi; report 

traces the events that led up to the German-Japanese anti-Comintern pact 

February 11, 1944, 5 pp.

56818 Report on French Indo-China; brief note of prisoner of war camp September 26, 

1943, 3 pp.

56828 Interview with a Gripsholm repatriate regarding Japan January 20, 1944, 16 pp.

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56930 Report on the occupation of the Canton-Kowloon railway by the Japanese; 

includes information on Japanese treatment of Chinese people in the villages 

along the route December 30, 1943, 5 pp.

56931 Report on the psychological and sociological conditions in Burma; includes 

information on Japanese occupation, forced labor January 3, 1944, 12 pp.

56932 Miscellaneous information, including Japanese gas exercises in occupied China 

January 2, 1944, 14 pp.

56941 A Soviet analysis of the last session of the Japanese Diet February 8, 1944, 

7 pp.

56944 Interrogation report on a Swiss who had been in Japan December 13, 1943, 

6 pp.

56952 Translation of a copy of the September 8, 1943 issue of The New Light of 

Burma, a Japanese controlled newspaper December 30, 1943, 27 pp.

56975 Report on health conditions in the Netherlands East Indies; included is 

information on probable use of opium by the Japanese to pacify the populace 

February 7, 1944, 3 pp.

57258 Report on the foodstuff crisis in occupied areas; included is information on 

Japanese seizure of food in occupied areas, slaughtering plough oxen January 

11, 1944, 5 pp.

57260 Interrogation report on four Churkas who were captured by the Chinese after 

being captured by the Japanese on the Wingate Expedition in Burma; includes 

information on the Japanese army December 23, 1943, 8 pp.

57270 List of ranking Japanese naval personalities, giving rank and functions 

September 8, 1943, 8 pp.

57278 Lists of stations of the Japanese naval air force in Formosa Sept. 12, 1943, 1 p.

57288 Report on Tai Koo shipyard at Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese 

looting for scrap metal, British internees forced or induced to work there 

September 8, 1943, 1 p.

57289 A list of Japanese naval units, ships, and officers in China Sept. 8, 1943, 4 pp.

57400 Report of an alleged massacre of about 800 school children of the Min Chih 

Middle School near Hofu, Hunan, China December 24, 1943, 2 pp.

57710 Broadcasts; includes broadcasts from Japan and Japanese-occupied territory 

and includes information on various subjects such as Japanese occupation 

methods, Indian unrest, Thai and Burmese governments January 1-2, 1944, 27 

pp.

58250 Biographical notes in Italian of 22 Spanish generals, 5 Swedish generals, 2 

Japanese generals, 3 Bulgarian generals, 1 German general, 1 Hungarian 

generals January 29, 1944, 38 pp.

58506 Information regarding Japanese railway construction, communication, and 

aviation activities in Burma during late 1943; included is information on forced 

Thai labor, Japanese occupation of Burma January 5, 1944, 5 pp.

58508 Report given by Indian soldier captured by the Japanese; included is information 

on treatment of captured American officer and killing captured Chinese prisoners 

January 18, 1944, 5 pp.

58113 Report on possible explosives manufacture at a salt importing locality at 

Takamatau, Japan; poison gas was also said to be made there Jan. 14, 1944, 

1 p. 

58117 Report on Japanese treatment of prisoners of war; included is information about 

torture of some prisoners December 27, 1942, 8 pp.

58135 Report that a Japanese official believes Japan has abandoned all hope of an 

offensive against the United States, but hopes for a negotiated peace January 

21, 1944, 2 pp.

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58255 Information gathered on the S.S. Gripsholm. This described in general terms the 

Japanese treatment of U.S. internees, Japanese attitude towards the war and 

the white race, economic condition in Japan, Japanese propaganda, Japanese 

exploitation of conquered territory, Japanese statements about U.S. atrocities in 

the Philippines, Japanese occupation methods in China, etc. August 27, 1942, 

21 pp.

58361 Report on the Philippines; included is information on properties occupied or 

transferred by the Japanese, Japanese requisitions January 26, 1944, 5 pp.

58505 Report on Thailand; included is information on the Japanese invasion of 

Thailand, Japanese troop dispositions in Thailand November 21, 1943, 17 pp.

58667 Answers by an American repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm to questions about 

the Far East; included is information on Koreans in Japanese Army, Japanese 

propaganda in Indo-China November 11, 1943, 55 pp.

58668 Report of interviews with S.S. Gripsholm repatriates; included is information on 

German Jews in Shanghai and Manila, Japanese propaganda in the Philippines, 

November 22-29, 1943, 22 pp.

58585 Translation Service, Nos. 115-116; includes information on internment camps in 

China, Japanese intimidation methods December 27-28, 1943, 13 pp.

58727 Report on Japanese cruelties in Timor January 21, 1944, 2 pp.

58888 Excerpts from letters of two former prisoners of the Japanese; included is 

information about a Japanese concentration camp in the Philippines December 

17, 1943, 8 pp.

58916 A Balance Sheet on Japanese Evacuation. This is an attack on the United 

States evacuation of the Japanese from the west coast, contrasting this 

drastic measure with the milder ones used at Hawaii. Stories about Japanese 

misconduct are denied August 18-September 8, 1943, 27 pp.

59039 Report on Guam; includes information on Japanese occupation, February 1, 

1944, 345 pp.

59045 Report on the economy of the Pacific Islands under Japanese Mandate December 

1943, 21 pp.

59071 List of commanders and senior staff officers of the Japanese navy January 10, 

1944, 11 pp.

59161 Report on conditions in Fukien Province, China January 18, 1944, 6 pp.

59164 Notes on Japanese strategy, 1944; included is information on plundered 

machinery in China, Japanese exploitation increasing in rural Chinese areas 

January 11, 1944, 4 pp.

59166 Report on the foodstuff crisis in occupied areas; included is information on 

Japanese requisitions, Japanese restrictions on planting in certain areas January 

11, 1944, 5 pp.

59170 Report on Japanese army representation at the Mawchi Mines in Burma and 

Japanese choice and direction of labor at the Namtu mines October 30, 1943, 

2 pp.

59172 Notes of a conversation with a member of the Kailan Mining Administration 

(KMA) of Hopei, China; includes information about the organization and 

administration of the KMA by the Japanese, treatment of European and Chinese 

personnel December 29, 1943, 5 pp.

59178 Report on Japanese controlling most of the gambling and a good part of the 

opium traffic on the Tongking frontier in French Indo-China January 11, 1944, 

1 p.

59187 Report on Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese large-scale seizure of 

raw materials from factories January 21, 1944, 1 p.

59545 Report on Japanese consular organization in Occupied China, with names of 

consulates general October 3, 1943, 1 p.

59561 Report on industry and commerce in the Philippines; included is information on 

Japanese control received February 29, 1944, 89 pp.

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59601 Translation of a chapter of Modern Geographical Record of China; includes 

history of Japanese occupation of Ch’ing-tao February 3, 1944, 40 pp.

59686 Report on conditions in Kowloon and Hong Kong after Japanese occupation; 

included is information on organized looting, Japanese espionage and 

persecution, Portuguese spies working for Japan January 13, 1944, 15 pp.

59688 Report on economic conditions in Malaya February 1, 1944, 4 pp.

59719 Translation of an article about dealing with guerrillas by a Japanese prisoner, 

formerly a chief of political affairs and intelligence January 22, 1944, 2 pp.

59948 Press report on Japanese conditions by a Chinese student January 27, 1944, 

8 pp.

60017 Philippine Biographies Assemblage No. 39 2nd Ed. Of Assemblage No. 15 

January 1942-January 1944, 30 pp.

60086 Report by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm from Japan about internment camp 

at the Yokohama race track February 16, 1944, 4 pp.

60089 Report by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm regarding the Philippine Islands 

February 10, 1944, 4 pp.

60094 Report by a repatriate on the S.S. Gripsholm regarding hospitals at Paoting-Fu; 

included is information on internment conditions February 15, 1944, 6 pp.

60208 Economic survey of China; included is information on Japanese economic 

controls and enforcement January 19, 1944, 12 pp.

60225 Translation of captured Japanese documents January 29, 1944, 16 pp.

60026 Report about a captured Japanese soldier January 17, 1944, 3 pp.

60657 Report that gas bombs were discharged at Swatow, and gas exercises were 

carried out in a graveyard near Wong Fa Kong January 28, 1944, 2 pp.

60780 Report on Chefoo, China; includes information about concentration camp 

February 24, 1944, 3 pp.

60795 Compilation of reports on the oil situation in the Netherlands East Indies 

February 14, 1944, 22 pp.

60830 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (India). Information Section 

Report No. 29. Included is information on Burmese grievances against the 

Japanese, Japanese propaganda in Burma, names of Burmese men shot or 

promoted by the Japanese, forced labor, atrocities, police in Malaya January 29, 

1944, 5 pp.

60903 Report on military and economic conditions in Peiping-Tientsin Area; includes 

information on narcotic trade, Japanese gendarme’s treatment of prisoners 

February 2, 1944, 5 pp.

61026 Report on police officials at the Japanese consulate at Hankow, China January 

15, 1944, 1 p.

61102 Economic items in the Tientsing Yung Pao June 23-24, 1943, 5 pp.

61125 Interrogation report on a captured Japanese air force officer; included is 

information about Japanese methods of prisoner interrogation Jan. 7, 1944, 

5 pp.

61126 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (CBI). Enemy Publications No. 9 Translation 

of a Japanese soldier’s pay book, organization tables of Japanese troops, field 

statements, sketch maps of Burmese and Chinese areas, and statistics of 

Japanese army strength and distribution January 20, 1944, 23 pp.

61127 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (CBI). Enemy Publications No. 8 Translation 

of a Japanese diary and tables of organization January 17, 1944, 56 pp. and 5 

maps of Singapore, Burma, and Malaya

61138 Notes on the Enemy Economies No. 44. February 26, 1944, 22 pp.

61202 Burma Biographies Assemblage No. 38; List of Burmese individuals, and of 

Japanese, in Burma, with their functions or occupations; information based on 

intercepts of Japanese broadcasts December 20, 1941-January 24, 1944, 7 pp.

61219 Translation of a captured Japanese document, containing a notice to the 

Japanese army June 5, 1942, 8 pp.

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61384 Report on Andanan Island, Malaya; included is information on collaborators 

December 1943, 2 pp.

61408 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (CBI). Interrogation Report on the Japanese 

exploiting tungsten mines (wolfram) in Burma February 12, 1944, 7 pp.

61410 GHQ, India. Captured Japanese documents, including Japanese and Burmese 

newspapers February 17, 1944, 17 pp.

61445 Report on the Christian movement in Japan since June 1942; includes 

information Japanese anti-Christian policy, internment of missionaries, 

treatment of missionaries in China December 12-15, 1943, 16 pp.

61473 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India Publication (in French) 

relating to Thailand; includes information on Japanese occupation, GermanJapanese accord regarding Thailand July 1943, 81 pp.

61357 Report on Japanese occupation of the Netherlands East Indies; included is 

information on forced labor plans, collaborators, creation of a HirohitoYouth 

Organization December 28, 1943, 2 pp.

61637 Report on Shentung Province, China; included is information on Japanese use of 

forced Chinese labor February 18, 1944, 2 pp.

61648 Economic items from newspapers in Occupied China January 13-20, 1943, 

37 pp.

61687 Report by a Chinese study about conditions in Japan; included is information 

about Occidentals forced to work in scanty clothing in the rain Jan. 29, 1944, 

4 pp.

61728 Information Bulletin No. 16: Japanese Transports in French Indo-China; 

requisitions are listed January 15, 1944, 2 pp.

61820 Miscellaneous reports on the Far East; included is information on Japanese 

exploitation plans in the South Seas November 16, 1943, 26 pp.

61878 Translated article from the Tokyo Chuo Koron by Lt. Gen. Reikichi Tada on 

Japanese occupation methods May 1943, 18 pp.

61976 Interview on eastern Hopei and Western Shantung Provinces, China; includes 

information on the atrocious treatment given to captured guerrillas, Japanese 

sponsorship of Chinese drug consumption February 9, 1944, 7 pp.

62036 Report on the Japanese capture of Ningpo, China in April 1941; February 25, 

1944, 5 pp.

62159 Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese-Occupied Territories; list of Japanese and 

native officials in Borneo, Burma, Formosa, and Korea, giving their function 

January 1944, 11 pp.

62195 Report of interviews with officers of the Italian ship Eritrea about the Dutch East 

Indies October 14, 1943, 3 pp.

62197 Report on the Hiroshima-Ujina area of Japan November 1, 1943, 5 pp.

62234 A list of organization in Japan handling economic, cultural, religious, 

propaganda, educational, press, colonization, tourist, and other endeavors in 

the Greater East Asia Sphere, as published in the Nippon Times Weekly for April 

29, 1943; presidents are named February 29, 1944, 25 pp.

62287 Report on agricultural self-sufficiency problems of the Co-Prosperity Sphere; 

included is information on the situation in each of the Japanese-occupied lands 

received March 16, 1944, 15 pp.

62388 Report on the Mitsubishi Electric Manufacturing Co. March 5, 1944, 90 pp.

62407 Report on economic conditions in Free and Occupied China; included is 

information on Japanese collection of food and cotton February 5, 1944, 12 pp.

62410 Economic information from Occupied China February 8, 1944, 5 pp.

62417 Information on Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese atrocities 

against civilians, wounded service personnel, and nurses; condition of foreign 

nationals in Hong Kong under Japanese occupation February 3, 1944, 3 pp.

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62565 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India Enemy Publication Nos. 

5 and 6/Interrogation of Prisoner of War Publication No. 3 December 14, 1943-

January 1, 1944, 37 pp.

62673 Economic information from China; included is information on increasing 

starvation in Hopeh Province on account of the Japanese exploitation policies 

February 26, 1944, 4 pp.

62688 Report on conditions in Swatow Area, China; included is information on 

Japanese rice raids February 2, 1944, 2 pp.

62689 Report on the names and locations of two factories manufacturing poisonous 

gases in Occupied China February 12, 1944, 2 pp.

62701 Statistics on the extent of Japanese occupation of Chinese war areas (1939-

1943) February 12, 1944, 2 pp.

62761 Indo-China Biographies Assemblage No. 40; 2nd Edition of Assemblage No. 21; 

list of Japanese and other officials and prominent persons in Indo-China, with 

their functions; list compiled from Tokyo radio intercepts and from diplomatic 

lists March 7, 1944, 8 pp.

62834 The Japanese Occupation Techniques in the Field of Money and Banking 

February 1944, 19 pp. [charged out to the Department of State, ca. 1946]

63223 Report on Taingtao, China; included is information on the Japanese army and 

navy engaged in controversy over their relative treatment of American and 

British citizens in the city and the competition to claim the property of foreigners 

March 3, 1944, 4 pp.

63227 Report on controversial trends of opinion in the United States in regard to 

Japan; includes is information regarding American desire for vengeance because 

of Japanese atrocities February 29, 1944, 8 pp.

63252 Bibliography of reports dealing with the purchases of Japanese trading 

companies in the United States March 3, 1944, 7 pp.

63280 Report on Japanese naval headquarters at Saigon February 11, 1944, 1 p.

63334 Analysis of S.S. Gripsholm Questionnaires; Political Summary February 14, 

1944, 34 pp.

63335 Analysis of economic information on Japan supplied by S.S. Gripsholm

repatriates, 1943; included is information about labor (including Koreans and 

prisoners of war) February 22, 1944, 20 pp.

63336 Analysis of S.S. Gripsholm Questionnaires. Summary of the Agricultural and 

Food Situation in Manchuria and Occupied North China February 25, 1944, 8 pp.

63339 Economic notes on Hong Kong and the South China Coast; included is 

information on Japanese controls February 23, 1944, 1 p.

63447 Report on the economic situation in Bangkok, Thailand; included is information 

on Japanese appropriation of cars and sewing machines February 18, 1944, 5 pp.

63451 Report on the Greater East Asia Ministry, the reorganization of the Japanese 

Foreign Office, and the Greater East Asia Construction Council of the Japanese 

government. A List of officials in the Greater East Asia Ministry is given, and 

character sketches are given of Kazuo Aoki and Kumaichi Yamamoto February 

25, 1944, 12 pp.

63617 Notes on Japanese Tactics in Chanteh Campaign; included is information 

Japanese use of sneezing and tear gas and Japanese troops being hampered by 

their gas masks February 8, 1944, 3 pp.

63625 Report providing information on chemical factories in occupied China, artillery 

gas shells, and markings of Japanese chemical warfare weapons and equipment 

February 1944, 15 pp.

63647 Miscellaneous information on Japan; included is information on location of 

concentration camps for interned Americans January 29, 1944, 4 pp.

63725 Report on Japanese occupation of Kiska, Alaska; includes information from 

captured documents and interrogations, received March 27, 1944, 110 pp. and 

77 photographs of Japanese equipment

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63746 Report of an Italian diplomat on Japanese morale in 1940; included is 

information on morale, antipathy to the white race March 5, 1944, 3 pp.

63759 Report on Chinese railways February 24, 1944, 75 pp.

63805 Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories; lists of officials in the 

government, judiciary, press, and armed services of Malaya and Sumatra, 

the Philippines, and Thailand; religious and cultural leaders in Malaya and the 

Philippines and Thailand are also included February 1944, 26 pp.

63813 Miscellaneous information from Korea and Japan; included is information on 

conscription in Korea for Japanese army and navy, cultural propaganda in Korea 

January 19, 1944, 6 pp.

63815 Text of the diary kept by the captain of the Italian ship Eritrea which 

surrendered to the Allies at Colombo, Ceylon. June 1943, 4 pp.

63826 Report on the situation in the Netherlands East Indies; included is information 

on Japanese exploitation of existing crops and of agricultural labor, Japanese 

monopoly of fishing industries in East Java, forced labor, terrorist enforcement 

of anti-subversive laws and of obtaining women for Japanese soldiers February 

26, 1944, 8 pp.

63840 A compilation of military regulations published in the Shonan Daily emanating 

from Japanese occupational authorities in Shonan June 15, 1943, 28 pp.

63842 Description of the ward system of administration in Shanghai, China gained 

from the Kwantung Police Administration Magazine June 15, 1943, 5 pp.

63913 Report regarding the Japanese taking over the phosphate mines near Lackay, 

French Indo-China February 11, 1944, 1 p.

63948 List of government officials in Indo-China, including French, native, and 

Japanese officials March 11, 1944, 6 pp.

64100 Thailand Biographies; Assemblage No. 41 2nd Edition of Assemblage No. 19. 

Lists the Siamese, Japanese, and European military officers, civilian officials 

and diplomats in Thailand, giving their functions; the sources are Japanese 

broadcasts and official lists March 20, 1944, 19 pp.

64156 Report on the Japanese-created province of Hwai Hai February 16, 1944, 4 pp.

64427 Translation of a Burmese paper New Light of Burma; includes Maj. Gen. Aung 

San’s speech on collaboration with Japan June 8, 1943, 20 pp.

64535 Report on Japanese company dumping opium into occupied China February 18, 

1944, 1 p.

64679 Translation of the New Light of Burma September 28, 1943, 21 pp.

64695 Interview on Hupeh Province, China; includes information on Japanese 

intelligence, Who’s Who among the Japanese in Hupeh Province March14, 1944, 

5 pp.

64696 Report on economic conditions in Japan and occupied areas as of November 

30, 1943; included is information on requisitioning of metals and rice, forced 

cultivation of castor-oil plants January 15, 1944, 11 pp.

64755 Translations of Japanese broadcast material dealing with the military and 

political aspects of the war February 24, 1944, 2 pp.

64756 Translation of Japanese broadcast material dealing with the military and political 

aspects of the war February 21, 1944, 1 p.

64794 Summary Report on the Chemical Industry in Japan and the Japanese Empire 

March 21, 1944, 8 pp.

64811 Collection of excerpts from Chinese papers; included is information on Japanese 

methods of occupation received April 5, 1944, 75 pp.

64863 Interrogation reports relating to Burma-India March 6, 1944, 12 pp.

64932 Report on the Japanese occupation of Chinwangtao, Peitaho, and Peiping, China 

March 16, 1944, 6 pp.

65147 Survey of economic and agricultural situation of Indo-China Feb. 25, 1944, 4 pp.

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65222 Report on the Okinawas; included is information on the political and economic 

exploitation by the Japanese March 16, 1944, 7 pp.

65615 Activities of Japanese trading companies in the United States as affecting 

American security March 29, 1944, 15 pp.

65623 Report on a persecuted group in Japan, the ETA February 27, 1944, 8 pp.

65624 Report on Japanese Cliques: The Batsu, that includes leaders of big business, 

the militarists, the bureaucrats, and the aristocracy. Each of these cliques has a 

different name and each is briefly described March 7, 1944, 8 pp.

65649 Translation of Japanese broadcasts dealing with new appointments by the 

Japanese War and Navy Departments. Short biographical sketches are included 

March 6, 1944, 4 pp.

65738 Report on grain and commodity control in Malaya; included is information on 

Japanese removing and destroying stocks, Japanese merchants taking control 

over stores and stocks March 9, 1944, 2 pp.

65739 Economic report on Tientsin, occupied China; information on Japanese 

requisitioning commodities March 15, 1944, 4 pp.

65744 Report on Japan; includes information on the importation of Korean farmers to 

help manpower shortage and Prisoner of War camp February 16, 1944, 3 pp.

65771 Article from a German periodical concerning benefits of Japanese rule in South 

East Asia; statements by the Minister for Greater East Asia, Aoki, served as a 

basis for the article July 1943, 9 pp.

65823 Morale and Social Conditions in Japan and occupied areas as reported by 

American repatriates on the S.S. Gripsholm; included is information on Japanese 

occupation methods in several countries March 23, 1944, 75 pp.

65877 New Light of Burma giving war news, anti-Ally propaganda, Free India 

movement, etc. October 24, 1943, 17 pp.

66041 Philippine American Committee on War Damages and Rehabilitation: Property 

Damages Traceable to Acts of the Japanese Occupation January 3, 1944, 9 pp.

66221 Report on Far East; includes information about Manchurians and Koreans being 

forced into the military or factory service February 24, 1944, 2 pp.

66223 Report on Kowloon; included is information on bad treatment of workers by the 

Japanese, political prisoners February 18, 1944, 2 pp.

66225 Report on Japanese activities in China; included is information on efforts to 

exterminate all communists February 22, 1944, 2 pp.

66239 List of articles on Japan now available in translation April 1, 1944, 3 pp.

66319 Prisoner of war interrogations on conditions in Burma, Malaya, and the 

Philippines February 26, 1944, 11 pp.

66320 Report on China; includes information on murder of Father John Matkovics 

February 7, 1944, 16 pp.

66374 Report on tin and rubber production in Malaya under Japanese occupation; 

noted that Mitsui and Company had been told to exploit Malaya’s resources 

March 11, 1944, 2 pp.

66438 Report on the Kurile Islands 1943, 28 pp.

66516 Report on K. Kanai, possible Japanese Vice-Adm. and intelligence officer March 

17, 1944, 4 pp.

66593 Translations of Japanese documents captured in Burma March 8, 1944, 26 pp.

66690 Report on Telephone and Other Communications in Japan and Japanese China 

1943, 29 pp.

66884 Medical and sanitary data on the Japanese Empire March 9, 1942, 61 pp.

66886 Information on China; included is information on Canton puppet military and 

government officials, prostitution, opium, gambling February 2, 1944, 8 pp.

66927 Information on Chefoo, China; included is information on Japanese methods of 

occupation April 6, 1944, 4 pp.

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66985 Information on Hwaiin and Kiangsu Province, China; included is information on 

Japanese occupation March 28, 1944, 3 pp.

68896 Report on Ningpo, Chekiang Province, China; included is order of battle 

information March 30, 1944, 2 pp.

69374 Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 7. Agriculture April 1, 1944, 207 pp.

67298 Interview with a prisoner of war regarding Burma March 25, 1944, 2 pp.

67304 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on conditions in 

the Tavoy area of Burma; includes information on Japanese seizure of food and 

livestock, treatment of the Burmese March 22, 1944, 4 pp.

67306 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on the military 

situation in Manchukuo; included is information on conscription laws, police 

administration, Japanese occupation methods March 16, 1944, 5 pp. 

67307 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (CBI). Translated tables of contents of three 

Japanese magazines published on November 1, 1943; March 14, 1944, 9 pp.

67312 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Translated report 

from the China Times by a Chinese merchant who left Shanghai at the end 

of December 1943; Japanese exploitation of Shanghai companies (named) is 

briefly described March 6, 1944, 3 pp.

67316 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Interview with Japanese 

prisoners of war March 15, 1944, 5 pp.

67329 Report on conversation with two Chinese who left Shanghai December 14, 1943; 

included is information on the Japanese gendarmerie March 3, 1944, 3 pp.

67403 Text of letter written in 1932 by General Osaka Naomichi in answer to an article 

by Mussolini regarding the peril of the yellow race March 16, 1944, 7 pp.

67439 Information about China by a repatriated missionary; included is information on 

the city of Tsining under the Japanese occupation March 22, 1944, 4 pp.

67447 Report on Italy’s trade with Japan; included is information on Japanese 

exploitation of Manchurian soy production March 6, 1944, 5 pp.

67472 Translation of captured Japanese documents March 1944, 39 pp.

67587 Reports on railway transportation in Occupied China; includes information on 

Japanese occupation methods 1943, ca. 700 pp.

67719 Political situation in China March 28, 1944, 49 pp.

67827 Conversation with a Formosan businessman about decreasing Formosan 

production; included is information on conscription of men and requisitions of 

land and livestock July 31, 1943, 2 pp.

67914 Report on the training and disposition of Japanese agents in Southeast Asia 

March 31, 1944, 7 pp.

68109 Report on French Indo-China; includes information on Japanese troop 

dispositions and some code designations March 21, 1944, 9 pp.

68185 Titles of microfilm documents forwarded by American Publication Service, 

Chungking, China, and now obtainable in Washington February 29, 1944, 4 pp.

68374 Report indicating that Japanese take cotton spindles from Shanghai, China 

cotton mills any time they liked March 22, 1944, 2 pp.

68449 Report by a S.S. Gripsholm evacuee on the Philippine Islands; included is 

information on Japanese confiscation of chemical and pharmaceuticals, other 

Japanese seizures, Japanese-controlled manufacture, Japanese propaganda 

April 8, 1944, 9 pp.

68708 History of the Buna Campaign December 1, 1942-January 25, 1943, 106 pp.

68830 Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories. B. Japanese Territories 

No. 6 Indo-China. No. 8 Java; gives lists of government, army, police, cultural, 

religious, financial, and Japanese in Indo-China and Java March 31, 1944, 

26 pp.

68896 Order of Battle information on Japanese forces at Ningpo March 30, 1944, 2 pp.

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68918 Miscellaneous information from Korea; included is information on the extent of 

Japanese domination of Korea April 20, 1944, 2 pp.

69000 General survey of conditions in Korea; included is information on how the 

Japanese had confiscated most of Korean property, conscription of Koreans 

March 17, 1944, 3 pp.

69111 List of Japanese individuals connected with political and military life in Japan; 

information based on broadcasts from Japan March 5-20, 1944, 2 pp.

69229 Report on conditions in Shanghai, China March 22, 1944, 3 pp.

69326 Miscellaneous French reports on Indo-China; included is information on 

Japanese occupation methods March 7, 1944, 101 pp.

69374 Civil Affairs Handbook Japan: Section 7 Agriculture April; 1, 1944, 207 pp.

69603 Report on the situation in Fukien Province, China; included is information on 

Japanese propaganda, opium prices February 26, 1944, 11 pp.

69688 Report on Japanese military forces in China April 5, 1944, 6 pp.

69797 Report on the Japanese Secret Service and Gendarmes in Indo-China March 17, 

1944, 2 pp.

69800 Miscellaneous news from occupied China; includes information that Japan is 

prepared to fight to the bitter end, especially in Manchukuo March 30, 1944, 

2 pp.

69865 Report on Hainan Island, China; included is information on puppet officials, 

Japanese civil officials, Japanese military garrison March 27, 1944, 13 pp.

69768 Report noting transfer of Chinese cotton mills to Japan April 25, 1944, 2 pp.

69797 Japanese secret service in Indo-China March 17, 1944, 2 pp.

70002 Report on morale and social conditions in Japan and occupied areas; included 

is information on government control of information, economic conditions in 

China, Japanese methods of occupation in China, Chinese serving the Japanese, 

economic conditions in the Philippines, Japanese propaganda in the Philippines 

March 23, 1944, 63 pp.

70275 Report on conditions in occupied China April 19, 1944, 3 pp.

70555 Information on deaths of certain Japanese military personnel April 8, 1944, 1 p.

70575 Report on the Japanese empire as of September 1943; April 19, 1944, 5 pp.

70344 Report on Japanese control over the French Administration of French IndoChina; included is information on various aspects of the Japanese occupation 

May 1, 1944, 13 pp.

70503 List of publications from Japan and occupied China now available in the United 

States March 31, 1944, 18 pp.

70560 Reports received on economic conditions in occupied China during February 

1944; included is information on forced donations of cooper, Japanese 

requisitions, opium forced upon the populace in Kwangtung April 3, 1944, 6 pp.

70561 Report on Japanese exploitation of coal, iron, oil, timber, bauxite, and gold in 

Northwest Provinces of China March 30, 1944, 10 pp.

70572 Information concerning the Kinwha Area, Chekiang Province China; included are 

troop code numbers April 6, 1944, 1 p.

70573 Report on China; included is information on the military organization responsible 

for collection of all crops, foods, etc., in the Tsingtao area April 19, 1944, 3 pp.

70575 Report on general conditions in September 1943; included is information on 

propaganda, labor conditions April 19, 1944, 5 pp.

70580 Summary of Japanese activities in the capital of Manchukuo; included is 

information on Japanese cruelty towards the Chinese, police activities, 

propaganda April 5, 1944, 3 pp.

70632 Translated items relating to north China March 21, 1944, 5 pp.

70664 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Prisoner of War 

Interrogation Report relating to Manchuria April 5, 1944, 2 pp.

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70668 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Prisoner of War 

Interrogation Report relating to Burma March 30, 1944, 2 pp.

70669 Military Attaché, China, Military Intelligence Division. Report on French IndoChina April 5, 1944, 3 pp.

70672 Information on oil fields and installations in Netherlands East Indies February 

18, 1944, 22 pp.

70691 Survey of Foreign Experts, OSS. Information on Tonari Gumi [Neighborhood 

Association]; included is information on organization, war activities, method of 

operation, influence of Imperial Rule Assistance Association, application of the 

Tonari Gumi system in occupied territories; also police activities: relations with 

people, relations of police with other government agencies, police relationship 

with gendarmes May 5, 1944, 6 pp.

70825 Summary of information from M.S. Gripsholm repatriates on various subjects, 

including Japanese use of foreign labor, Japanese techniques of military 

government, economic and police control, and prisoners of war April 1944, 

44 pp.

71192 Sumatra-Railroads, Forests, and Electric Power Vol. III no. 79 April 1944, 297 

pp.

71197 Report on China; included is information on Japanese atrocities in handling 

British, Filipino, and Chinese prisoners March 29, 1944, 5 pp.

71392 Miscellaneous information on Manchuria; included is information on wolfram 

mines, efforts to eliminate anti-Japanese activity April 20, 1944, 2 pp.

71549 Report providing information on China, including Japanese looting of rail 

passengers April 13, 1944, 2 pp.

71559 Interrogation report on a former Japanese sabotage agent April 15, 1944, 

10 pp.

71658 Report on the Far East; included is information that the Japanese in occupied 

China were employing opium on a large scale for the further enslavement of the 

peoples of Northeast and East China, forced labor April 12, 1944, 3 pp.

71774 American Embassy, Chungking, China. Report on conditions in Fukien Province, 

China; included is information on Chinese traitors working for the Japanese in 

the Futsing April 17, 1944, 2 pp.

71838 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China-Burma-India. Report on the military 

situation in Manchukuo; included is information on military laws, puppet 

government, conscription system, police March 16, 1944, 5 pp.

71967 Report on Formosa May 17, 1944, 5 pp.

71972 Report on Japanese treatment of Formosans December 10, 1937, 6 pp.

72273 Report on Shanghai, China and vicinity; included is information on internees 

May 6, 1944, 4 pp.

72276 Interview on Tsingtau China May 13, 1944, 5 pp.

72278 Interview on western Shantung Province, China May 12, 1944, 6 pp.

73217 Information concerning the Far East, procured from Japanese in Peru, and from 

repatriated Peruvian official; included is information on Japanese occupation of 

China, Jews in Shanghai May 5, 1944, 30 pp.

73314 Report on economic conditions in China; included is information on Japanese 

monopoly companies April 22, 1944, 8 pp.

73319 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) (China-Burma-India). Report of 

chemical warfare officers’ trip through China-Burma war theaters April 27, 1944, 

13 pp.

73336 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) (China-Burma-India). Report on 

economic conditions in Shanghai April 21, 1944, 2 pp.

73602 Intercepted letter from Tokyo, mentioning propaganda, poetry for patriotism, 

changes in Ministries May 19, 1944, 4 pp.

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73627 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) (China-Burma-India). Interrogation 

Report No. 232. Report on interrogation of a captured Japanese corporal; 

information on Japanese soldiers looting in China March 22, 1944, 4 pp.

73879 Report on conditions in Shanghai, China April 29, 1944, 3 pp.

74008 Information on Japanese food habits and on types and amounts of food eaten 

by Japanese May 18, 1944, 12 pp.

74091 Report on Manchuria April 25, 1944, 1 p.

74095 Report on Japanese bases in French Indo-China April 24, 1944, 1 p.

74099 Report on Japanese gendarmes arresting and detaining many Chinese in Peiping 

and Tientsin, China April 24, 1944, 1 p.

74368 OSS, Hawaii. List of Japanese Internment Camps for Allied prisoners of war in 

Japan and in occupied areas; camps for allied civilians in those areas are also 

noted May 24, 1944, 4 pp.

74624 Report on Malaya; includes information on Japanese occupation methods, 

atrocities in Penang November 1942, 4 pp.

74873 Report on Japan’s Second Five Year Plan for Manchuria Sept.15, 1942, 4 pp.

75015 Report on Japanese exploitation of coal in north China May 22, 1944, 12 pp.

75025 Report on civilian morale in China; included is information of Japanese 

conscription of Chinese youth for military training May 19, 1944, 2 pp.

75091 Report on Shanghai, China; included is information on Allied concentration camp 

April 21, 1944, 8 pp.

75109 Extracts from a document captured by the Wingate Expedition in Burma; 

includes information on the color classifications of the different types of gases 

May 8, 1944, 2 pp.

75133 Report on Tientsin area of China, May 23, 1944, 8 pp.

75146 Information on Sourabaya; included is information on requisitioning of native 

boats, Japanese brutality April 1944, 5 pp.

75225 Interrogation report information; included is information on occupation methods 

in captured islands December 7, 1943, 5 pp.

75315 Report on Japanese magazines May 1944, 4 pp.

75352 Report on Shanghai, China; included is information on Allied nationals March 5, 

1944, 2 pp.

75596 Report on Japanese administration of Sumatra and Malaya; included is 

information on Japanese policy of withholding necessities to enforce obedience 

March 1944, 5 pp.

75630 Report on conditions in North China; included is information on forced labor, 

Japanese clothing requisitions May 9, 1944, 3 pp.

75744 Report on Timor; noted that the Portuguese Red Cross had noticed atrocities 

April 2, 1944, 1 p.

76027 Report on the situation in the Netherlands East Indies; included is information 

on Japanese economic activities May 11, 1944, 3 pp.

76180 Report on interview with Chinese architect who left Tientsin January 28, 1944; 

April 7, 1944, 12 pp.

76198 Report on the Tsingsing Colliery under Japanese occupation; noted that miners 

are conscripted, police and Japanese soldiers stand guard May 5, 1944, 3 pp.

76212 Report on Japanese methods used in collecting cotton from farmers in occupied 

China May 9, 1944, 2 pp.

76250 Report on general conditions of Standard Oil Company’s property in Hong Kong 

and Canton areas February 15, 1944, 3 pp.

76295 Report on conditions in Lunghua Internment Camp near Shanghai China 1943, 

3 pp

76526 Report on conditions in occupied China prior to March 1944; included is 

information on detention of Americans as “political prisoners,” precautions 

against poison gas attacks May 15, 1944, 5 pp.

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76528 Report on conditions in Kwangchowwan, China, prior to February 24, 1944 May 

20, 1944, 4 pp.

76558 Report on the Philippines under Japanese controls; included is information on 

Japanese seizures, Japanese administration June 8, 1944, 8 pp.

76590 Report noting Japanese shipping opium from Haiphong to Kwangchowwan, 

China, and selling it to the exclusion of other traders May 8, 1944, 2 pp.

76602 Report on the economic activity of Japanese and puppets; included is a 

survey of Japanese and puppet plundering of materials, control of materials, 

exploitation of natural resources, smuggling, etc. May 9, 1944, 12 pp.

76603 Report on Wenchow and surrounding district, China; included is information on 

Japanese looting May 20, 1944, 4 pp.

76613 Report on Japanese dismantling cement works in Hong Kong for shipment to 

Japan May 22, 1944, 2 pp.

76639 Report on Japanese-Annamite relations; included is information on Annamites 

being forced to cultivate jute for the benefit of the Japanese May 8, 1944, 1 p.

76647 Report that Japanese were punishing shipping delays in China with death April 

24, 1944, 2 pp.

76778 Translated excerpts from the Burmese Bama Khit, giving nationalist propaganda 

December 14, 1943, 12 pp.

76781 Translated excerpts from the Burmese Sun on diplomatic relations between 

Burma and Japan, Burmese National Army, etc. December 23, 1943, 4 pp.

77000 Report on the situation in China May 3, 1944, 5 pp.

77008 Report on the Far East; included is information on Japanese and Chinese 

collaborators in Canton, China who terrorize Chinese April 26, 1944, 4 pp.

77047 Report on conditions in the Philippines June1944, 2 pp.

77123 Report on conditions in Shanghai and other parts of occupied China June 5, 

1944, 5 pp.

77146 Report on conditions in North China in the latter part of 1943; included is 

information on governments created by the Japanese, Chinese puppet troops, 

Japanese control of finances May 19, 1944, 3 pp.

77147 Miscellaneous information on Kwangchowwan, China; included is information on 

Japanese economic measures April 24, 1944, 1 p.

77176 Report indicating that Yamada was to be the new Japanese ambassador in 

Thailand since the Japanese army wanted unrestricted control of the Thailand 

natives and Japanese residents and that Luang Pibol [Pibul] was in retirement 

May 29, 1944, 1 p.

77247 Information derived from interrogation of enemy prisoners, by the Japanese, 

relating to Japanese penetration tactics in Central and Southern Honan; includes 

information on the equipment of a Gas Defense Platoon May 20, 1944, 1 p.

77432 List of Japanese diplomats and consular officials accredited to the various 

Government groups in occupied China May 19, 1944, 3 pp.

77453 Translation of Japanese Words. The Hepburn and Kokutai systems are described, 

showing differences June 8, 1944, 1 p.

77656 Report on Okinawa June 1, 1944, 110 pp.

77726 JICPOA. Translations of captured Japanese documents 1943, 7 pp.

77727 JICPOA. Translation of a captured Japanese book (Observer’s Manual), listing 

naval and army air symbols and abbreviations and their meanings May 28, 

1944, 6 pp.

77728 Translated extracts from Lt. Akiraji Watanable’s engineering notebook November 

20, 1941-July 12, 1943, 9 pp.

77729 JICPOA. Translation of a Japanese document giving information about the 

Japanese Navy Ministry October 11, 1943, 2 pp.

77759 Notes from the Japanese press; included is information on the pacification 

campaign in Cavite Province, Philippines June 9-12, 1944, 2 pp.

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77929 Report on the relations between the Japanese and Wang Ching-Wei’s puppet 

regime May 11, 1944, 3 pp.

77930 Report on China; included is information on troop dispositions, arrests May 29, 

1944, 2 pp.

78105 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (JICA) (China-Burma-India). Report on 

conditions in Malaya based on interrogation; included is information on Japanese 

atrocities, Japanese troop dispositions, sale of Japanese opium May 27, 1944, 

8 pp.

78159 Report on Japanese Administration: National Government May 1, 1944, 23 pp.

78219 Military Attaché, China, Military Intelligence Division. Report on French IndoChina; included is information on Japanese requisitioning of warehouses, 

disposition of Japanese troops in Tonkin May 10, 1944, 3 pp.

78301 Report on enemy-controlled navigation in North and Central China; included 

is information on ships being plundered by the Japanese, Japanese efforts to 

exploit China’s resources March 29, 1944, 8 pp.

78667 Report on general and economic conditions in Malaya and Burma; included is 

information on the Chinese community in Penang being organized on the Pao 

Chia system April 1944, 5 pp.

78772 Report from Malay refugees from Seroea Island; included is information on 

Japanese using captured native troops for slave labor on the front lines; sinking 

of a Japanese ship with East Indies war prisoners, Japanese mistreatment of 

natives and prisoners March 1944, 4 pp.

78826 Interview on Kaifeng, Honan Province, China; included is information on 

Japanese policy of colonization June 9, 1944. 6 pp.

78848 Report on Shanghai Power Company; included is information on American 

prisoners being used to transport coal May 26, 1944, 3 pp.

78986 Radio intercepts from the Philippines; included is information on forced labor 

June 1, 1944, 3 pp.

79000 Collated summary of information derived from interrogations of survivors of 

ships sunk by the British Navy on April 22, 1944 May 17, 1944, 8 pp.

79091 Report on economic reorganization of Burma; noted that with the sending of 

Gotaro Ogawa to Burma as “Supreme Advisor” the soft policy towards Burma 

was ended June 9, 1944, 4 pp.

79118 Translation from the Shuho (weekly report) of the Japanese Cabinet Information 

Board regarding the Southern Development Training Institute 1944, 6 pp.

79247 Report on the Japanese administration in Malaya; included is information on 

Japanese policy and controls in regards to finance, business and industry, trade 

and transport, labor, agriculture, education, religion June 8, 1944, 48 pp.

79294 Important Military and Political Officials in the Present Japanese Government in 

Tokyo; alphabetical list of government, army, and navy officials June 7, 1944, 

7 pp.

79303 Report indicating requisition of Chinese junks by the Japanese June 5, 1944, 

2 pp.

79402 Interrogation report on Malaya, Burma, and Thailand June 1, 1944, 4 pp.

79403 Interrogation report on Japan June 1, 1944, 3 pp.

79416 Interrogation report on Malaya; included is information on Allied prisoners, 

compulsory work service May 27, 1944, 3 pp.

79418 Report on economic conditions in the Netherlands East Indies May 27, 1944, 

6 pp.

79419 Interrogation report regarding Sumatra May 27, 1944, 3 pp.

79420 Interrogation report regarding Malaya May 27, 1944, 3 pp.

79559 Report on Japanese control of Chinese transportation and industry July 5, 1944, 

5 pp.

79597 Translation of a Japanese propaganda leaflet February 1944, 5 pp.

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79624 Technical Manual: Handbook on Japanese Military Forces Sept. 21, 1942, 

365 pp.

79722 Report on Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese requisitions, 

government and security measures (including espionage and censorship) May 

24, 1944, 4 pp.

79805 Various commercial and industrial information regarding occupied areas June 

1944, 3 pp.

79807 Report on economic conditions in Malaya; included is information on compulsory 

work system June 2, 1944, 2 pp.

79813 Report that as of June 4, 1944, no use has been made of gas in the Changsha 

Battle, China, but that there were reports that gas was being moved in the 

Tungtin Lake and Yangtze River area June 4, 1944, 1 p.

79827 Report on general conditions in Malaya; included is information on Japanese 

occupation methods December 1943, 2 pp.

80060 Report on general conditions in Burma, Rangoon Area; included is information 

on the police March 1944, 2 pp.

80062 Report on Japanese espionage in India May 16, 1944, 1 p.

80064 Report from Hsia Kou, China, alleging that 300 Japanese soldiers were sent out 

in the vicinity to collect blood plasma from Chinese children for us in treating 

wounded soldiers; over 50 children were forced to contribute blood at Huang 

Yen May 1944, 1 p. [see also 83019]

80102 List of 58 Japanese industrial plans with brief discussions of each one June 20, 

1944, 10 pp.

80131 Economic Who’s Who in Japan January 1944, 147 pp.

80416 Report on Rear Adm. Uyeda and aeronautical engineer and inventor Hirohito 

Nishi June 12, 1944, 2 pp.

80457 Translations of Japanese broadcast material dealing the political and military 

matters May 30, 1944, 4 pp.

80554 Report on China; included is information on European prisoners in Singapore, 

Malay and Sikh police under Japanese officials June 1, 1944, 2 pp.

80713 Report on conditions in Malaya June 3, 1944, 2 pp.

80898 Report on general conditions in Malaya and Thailand April 1944, 4 pp.

80952 Report on the Far East; included is information on the Nishi Kikan (Japanese 

intelligence) in Burma, Japanese in Thailand, alleged Japanese poisoning of 

water supplies, inhuman treatment of prisoners working on the Burma-Siam 

railway June 29, 1944, 4 pp.

81083 Report noting that the Japanese conscripted labor to build a highway in China 

May 1944, 1 p.

81174 Interrogation reports on captured Japanese prisoners of war; relates mainly to 

gas warfare June 12, 1944, 3 pp.

81187 Japanese Divisions formed by Independent Mixed Brigades expansion; their 

location and the names of their commanding officers June 7, 1944, 1 p.

81188 Report on production of vital materials in occupied China and Indo-China for 

Japanese use May 15, 1944, 5 pp.

81340 Report on occupied China; included is information on the collection of cotton 

yarn and cloth in Shanghai for use in Japan May 10, 1944, 4 pp.

81876 Interview regarding Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese 

confiscation of livestock and transportation May 24, 1944, 5 pp.

81878 Report on Malayan Administration; included is information on compulsory 

service, Japanese security intelligence system, Japanese reprisals for guerrilla 

activity June 10, 1944, 5 pp.

81893 Report on conditions in North China June 5, 1944, 3 pp.

81923 Report on the North China Development Co. May 30, 1944, 9 pp.

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81924 Report on Japanese Diet Sessions in relation to foreign affairs, military 

problems, and the strength of the government June 8, 1944, 3 pp.

81926 Report on the reconnaissance trip by three intelligence agents of the Old 

Northwest Army in China down the Lower Yangtze valley; included is information 

on the Japanese allowing Chinese puppet troops to run opium and gambling 

dens June 2, 1944, 4 pp.

81966 Interview relating to the situation in Korea June 20, 1944, 3 pp.

81992 Report on China; included is information on the Japanese occupation in 

Shanghai, internment camps July 1, 1944, 2 pp.

82049 The Japanese-Indo-China Defense Pact transformed the Kwangchowan 

Government in China into a military government under the Japanese June 12, 

1944, 1 p.

82056 Analytic Outline of Political Movements in Indo-China During the First Stage of 

Japanese Occupation April 25, 1944, 5 pp.

82095 Report on Malaya; included is information on Japanese atrocities Nov. 1943, 

2 pp.

82106 Report on Malaya; included is information on Japanese use of Formosans as 

spies and informers, Japanese seizure of leather stocks August 1943, 2 pp.

82235 Interrogation report relating to Sumatra June 10, 1944, 2 pp.

82237 Interrogation report relating to coal mines in Japan June 23, 1944, 3 pp.

82466 Report on Indochina; included is information on the Japanese gendarmerie June 

13, 1944, 2 pp.

82521 Report on Okano Shuskumu [Susumi], alleged Japanese communist leader in 

China 1943, 9 pp.

82592 Report on Korea; includes information on Japanese plans to conscript Koreans 

May 26, 1944, 4 pp.

82487 Various items indicating Japanese methods of occupation (as regards industry 

and business) in China, Philippines, and French Indo-China June 1944, 2 pp.

82737 Information on Japan’s Gold Policy April 1944, 9 pp.

82741 List of microfilmed documents at a U.S. agency. They are Japanese magazine 

(including an army one, published in South China) and Japanese yearbooks, etc. 

A summary of each item is separately given June 10, 1944, 8 pp.

82756 Report, based on interrogations, on general conditions in Malaya-Burma June 

27, 1944, 7 pp.

82885 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Japanese 

conscripting labor for military service and transportation corps June 19, 1944, 

1 p.

82887 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Japanese 

conscripting Chinese boys for military service June 19, 1944, 1 p.

82891 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. A map showing 

Japanese installations in Kaifeng, Honan Province, occupied China June 19, 

1944, 2 pp.

82972 Information on French Indo-China; Japanese commanders named June 14, 

1944, 2 pp.

83019 Radio message from Hsia-K’ou, China reports that 300 Japanese soldiers were 

sent out in the vicinity to collect blood plasma from Chinese children for us in 

treating wounded soldiers; over 50 children were forced to contribute blood at 

Huang-Yen June 16, 1944, 1 p.

83057 Report on Japanese seizure and exploitation for Japan of the Kailan Mining 

Company’s coal mines May 19, 1944, 1 p.

83059 Report on China; included is information on Japanese taking over Standard Oil 

Company gasoline retail stations June 1, 1944, 1 p.

83101 Report on Japanese occupation of Kwangchowwan, including Japanese use of 

Chinese currency which they seized in Hong Kong July 3, 1944, 3 pp.

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83134 Translation of the weekly report of the Japanese Cabinet Information Board 

about its reorganization July 8, 1944, 8 pp.

83200 Translated table showing the various areas in Japan, Korea, and Formosa from 

which units of the Japanese army are drafted June 7, 1944, 8 pp.

83269 Report on a trip from Shanghai to Free China; included is information on the 

offices of the Japanese gendarmerie in Shanghai, internment and prisoner of 

war camps, Red Cross negotiations with the Japanese, suspicious deaths of 

some U.S. civilian internees, June 12, 1944, 12 pp.

83329 Suggestion by a U.S. journalist that the Vatican be in the intermediary for 

protest to Japan over the treatment of Allied war prisoners; belief that Ken 

Harada, Japanese envoy to the Vatican would be the ideal intermediary July 14, 

1944, 4 pp.

83407 Report containing Japanese regulations, demands, and controls in Indo-China 

May 1944, 1 p.

83431 Report on Japanese in French Indo-China 1944, 2 pp.

83436 Report on conditions in the Philippines July 1944, 3 pp.

83598 Report on Hainan Island, China; included is information on Japanese occupation, 

Japanese prohibition against fishing July 13, 1944, 2 pp.

83748 Interrogation of Japanese prisoners (on the Burma front) about Japanese 

training and equipment in chemical warfare June 28, 1944, 3 pp.

83806 Report on the transfer of Philippine industrial concerns to Japanese army control 

July 11, 1944, 3 pp.

83850 Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese-Occupied Territories B. The Philippines. 2nd 

Edition with index. Includes government officials, political, religious, and press 

leaders, Moro chiefs, and Japanese army officials July 10, 1944, 26 pp.

83942 Report on the Japanese communications system as administered by the Ministry 

of Communications May 11, 1936, 31 pp.

84230 Report on Japanese industrial and business concerns in occupied territory July 8, 

1944, 2 pp.

84236 Letter dealing with the Netherlands East Indies; includes information about 

Japanese occupation, forced army service, forced labor, atrocities January 19, 

1944, 2 pp.

84442 Intra-Theater Bulletin. Includes information on Javanese in the Japanese Army, 

Japanese control of Borneo and China, Malayan opium rations, July 4, 1944, 

4 pp.

84577 Report on Thailand; included is information on Japanese methods of occupation 

June 26, 1944, 2 pp.

84613 Economic and financial information from Chinese who had recently left occupied 

China; included is information on Japanese growing rich in Shanghai from 

corrupt practices and control of property May 20, 1944, 3 pp.

84650 A Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories June 1944, 35 pp.

84657 Report on the Far East; included is information that Japanese feel that Japan will 

lose the war but will win the next because the U.S. and Great Britain will spare 

her to oppose Russia June 14, 1944, 3 pp.

84660 Report on grain resources in Japan; included is information on plunder of rice 

grains in China June 14, 1944, 11 pp.

84670 A List of Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territory June 30, 1944, 

15 pp.

84825 Report indicating that 80% of coal production of Kailan Mining Company in North 

China is going to Japan July 1, 1944, 1 p.

85020 Report on Japanese in French Indo-China moving Texaco and Socony gasoline 

pumps for military use July 6, 1944, 1 p.

85023 Report on French Indo-China; included is information on the French 

Administration protesting Japanese removing certain gasoline pumps (of 

American companies) July 6, 1944, 2 pp.

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85024 Interview regarding occupied China. Included is information on Japanese 

treatment of prisoners of war June 26, 1944, 3 pp. 

85044 Report on Malaya; included is information on opium rationing, punishments June 

1944, 5 pp.

85062 Report on general conditions in Sumatra; included is information about the 

Japanese Marine Police Force, Dutch prisoners of war doing fatigue work March 

1944, 2 pp.

85227 Report on Japanese cultural institutions July 24, 1944, 12 pp.

85410 Civil Affairs Handbook: French Indo-China, Section 11 and 12: Transportation 

Systems and Communications March 29, 1944, 133 pp.

85620 Civil Affairs Handbook: French Indo-China, Natural Resources; includes 

information on mineral exploitation by the Japanese March 29, 1944, 56 pp.

85678 Report on Japanese infiltration among Muslims in China May 15, 1944, 147 pp.

85685 Report on the Japanese Police July 13, 1944, 23 pp.

85705 Details on the treatment of Allied prisoners of war in Japan and the locations of 

the camps at which they are kept March 1944, 6 pp.

85716 Civil Affairs Handbook, Philippine Islands, Natural Resources; included is 

information on Japanese policies and activities March 29, 1944, 46 pp.

85779 American missionary report on the situation in New Guinea at the outbreak of 

war; included is information on looting, relations with native women, Japanese 

treatment of natives July 26, 1944, 20 pp.

85795 A photographic reproduction of brochure recently distributed in north China by 

the Japanese; contains information about Filipino collaborators Jul. 13, 1944, 

2 pp.

85920 Report on the antagonism between the Army and Navy in Japan and the roles 

played by the Mitsui Company and the Mitsubishi Company with respect to 

government and military policies June 21, 1944, 2 pp.

85922 Report on Japanese political and strategic views June 21, 1944, 3 pp.

85925 Information on the Russo-Japanese agreements on fisheries, coal, and 

petroleum in Sakhalin June 20, 1944, 3 pp.

86046 Report on general conditions in Malaya; included is information on punishments 

meted out for various types of illegal activity July 12, 1944, 5 pp.

86430 Report on occupied China; included is information on opium rations for Nanking 

officials July 21, 1944, 3 pp.

86566 Report on enemy-controlled navigation in north and central China; included is 

information on Japanese exploitation of agricultural products March 29, 1944, 

8 pp.

86576 Strategic Engineering Study No. 132: Philippine Islands (Volume No. II. 

Railroads); includes information on Japanese occupational activities July 1944, 

470 pp.

86587 Report on the North China Development Company which had been established 

by the Japanese to exploit the mineral resources of North China July 26, 1944, 

3 pp.

86698 Report on coastal cities, Swatow, China; included is information on Japanese 

occupation methods received August 18, 1944, 3 pp.

86865 Report on conditions in Shanghai; included is information about U.S. internees 

and their camps, prisoners of war camps July 15, 1944, 7 pp.

86892 Report that Japanese are conscripting Chinese July 18, 1944, 1 p.

86902 Report that all large and medium river boats in Chekiang Province had been 

taken over by the Japanese for Yangtze Service July 4, 1944, 1 p.

86910 Report on successful Japanese effort to get the French Government in IndoChina to close a road to ordinary traffic so it could be used exclusively for 

Japanese military transportation July 15, 1944, 1 p.

86999 Report on Japanese strategy; included is information indicating Japan committed 

to a war of attrition July 29, 1944, 2 pp.

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87008 Report that Japanese used smoke at Myitkyina [Burma]; continued to use gas at 

Hengyang; also miscellaneous intelligence regarding gas cylinders in Hong Kong 

and Canton area July 20, 1944, 2 pp.

87109 List of puppet and Japanese officials in occupied China July 5, 1944, 6 pp.

87193 Report on Korea; included is information on conscription of Koreans July 1, 

1944, 2 pp.

87470 General review of affairs in Indo-China; included is information on Japanese 

occupation methods July 25, 1944, 7 pp.

87640 Report on the Philippine government under the Japanese August 1, 1944, 5 pp.

88002 Report based on information obtained from a prisoner of war dealing with 

general economic conditions in Malaya and Burma; included is information on 

Japanese removing much furniture from Rangoon with intent to ship it abroad, 

areas formerly cultivated in Burma were no longer under cultivation because 

farm animals were either killed or taken away by the Japanese August 1, 1944, 

2 pp.

88004 Report containing information that protective gas equipment was stored at 

Canton, China and Japanese radio broadcast denied use of gas July 28, 1944, 

2 pp.

88011 Report on Burmese economy during Japanese occupation July 20, 1944, 67 pp.

88042 Report on Malaya and the Netherlands East Indies; included is information on 

forced labor, Japanese administration, camps for war prisoners and internees 

July 31, 1944, 31 pp.

88044 Interrogation of six Japanese prisoners of war revealed carrying of gas masks 

by 33rd Japanese Division and description of protective equipment; storage 

of masks in Burma by 55th Japanese Division; Japanese gas discipline and 

training; and presence of gas dump in Manchuria July 24, 1944, 5 pp.

88071 Information on production and equipment of various coal mines in Occupied 

China July 8, 1944, 5 pp.

88077 Report on coal being mined at Kailan, China being shipped to Japan July 7, 

1944, 2 pp.

88139 Report on conditions in Netherlands East Indies June 1944, 3 pp.

88350 Report on the Netherlands East Indies; included is information on labor 

conscription, heavy punishments for rule violators June 1944, 3 pp.

88584 Report on Japanese foreign policy, war plans, and propaganda Aug. 19, 1944, 

1 p.

88661 Report that Japanese are training Formosan policemen in the Philippines July 16, 

1944, 1 p.

88900 Report on Japan; includes information on new Ministers of Information and 

Navy, Army-Navy cleavage August 24, 1944, 2 pp.

88943 Report on general conditions in Hong Kong August 2, 1944, 12 pp.

88981 Report on China; included is information on the Japanese impressing coolies for 

forced labor at Kongmoon July 29, 1944, 2 pp.

88988 Information on location of Japanese supply bases in China together with names 

of commanding officers July 13, 1944, 1 p.

89179 Report on conditions in French Indo-China June 23, 1944, 2 pp.

89198 Interrogation report on Japan July 31, 1944, 2 pp.

89423 Books and documents about Japan and Japanese occupied countries. This is a 

catalog of material obtained from the Custodian of Enemy Property in India, 

names the Allied Agency which now possesses each item May 29, 1944, 21 pp.

89538 Report on Burma; included is information on Burmese troops in Japanese Army, 

police, conscription, prisoners of war in Rangoon July 19, 1944, 21 pp.

89540 Report on Burma; included is information on Japanese occupation methods July 

4, 1944, 9 pp.

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89542 Report on Maymyo Burma, headquarters for the Japanese 15th Army; included 

is information on the Japanese troops, police and police regulations May 16, 

1944, 14 pp.

89546 Report on Lashio, Burma July 6, 1944, 5 pp.

89792 Report on Japanese taking Texas Oil Company pumps in French Indo-China July 

1944, 1 p.

89858 Report on the economic changes in the Philippines during two years of Japanese 

occupation; included is information on Japanese administration, exploitation of 

resources August 1944, 42 pp.

89929 Report on Japan and Malaya 1944, 11 pp.

89960 Report on Malaya; included is information on Japanese requisitions of crops July 

21, 1944, 5 pp.

89979 Report that the Japanese in French Indo-China are encouraging the Annamites 

to form an independent government July 18, 1944, 1 p.

89996 Information on Shanghai area, China; included is information on Japanese 

treatment of interned Americans, Japanese army activities, concentration camp, 

Japanese propaganda in 1942 and 1943 August 22, 1944, 4 pp.

90028 Report on Malaya; included is information on crimes, auxiliary police July 27, 

1944, 8 pp.

90037 Report on morale and anti-war talk in Japan; reference to Hiranuma Kuchiiro, 

President of the House of Peers, frequently representing dissenters August 8, 

1944, 1 p.

90041 Report on China; included is information on Japanese exploiting the coal region 

at His-ling August 10, 1944, 1 p.

90481 Civil Affairs Handbook Japan. Section 16 Public Welfare July 29, 1944, 124 pp.

90514 Civil Affairs Guide. Far Eastern Nutritional Relief (Japanese Culture) August 15, 

1944, 19 pp.

90658 Office of Strategic Services. Report on Gradual extension of Japanese power 

over the French Colonial Government in Indo-China February 1944, 1 p.

90682 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation report on the hardships of the 

American Lutheran missionaries in New Guinea under the Japanese occupation; 

included is information on sufferings in internment caps, Japanese looting of 

pigs [more highly prized than their womenfolk] August 17, 1944, 4 pp. [Note: 

Although this file was declassified over a quarter of a century ago, a 11⁄4 page 

summary (file number 90914) was just declassified under PL 105-246.]

90685 Report that Japanese snipers on Saipan paid particular attention to U.S. medical 

soldiers August 24, 1944, 2 pp.

90758 Description of the Japanese legal system August 23, 1944, 69 pp.

90824 Report on Thailand and Thai government; included is information on Japanese 

spies, locations of Thai and Japanese troops received September 7, 1944, 14 pp.

90865 Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 6. Natural Resources July 22, 1944, 

116 pp.

90920 Report on guerrilla resistance on Negros Island, the Philippines; included is 

information on Japanese torture of guerrillas August 29, 1944, 4 pp.

91029 Report on Java; included is information on Japanese occupation methods, 

mistreatment of Europeans and native women 1944, 15 pp.

91033 Report on Indonesia; included is information on labor policies, harsh military 

courts August 7, 1944, 2 pp.

91043 Report from captured Javanese coolies; included is information on native police, 

atrocities, Japanese control, treatment of internees August 7, 1944, 3 pp.

91046 Report from Javanese prisoners on various subjects, including an airfield at 

Palau built by prisoner labor and the brutal treatment of Allied subjects Mar. 

1944, 2 pp.

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91053 Report on Japanese troops, Soekarella troops, forced labor, Japanese 

requisitions, etc., in Java May 1944, 4 pp.

91054 Report on Netherlands East Indies; included is information on Japanese 

confiscations and restrictions June 1944, 2 pp.

91209 Report on Korea; included is information on Japanese treatment of Korean 

students August 17, 1944, 4 pp.

91215 Report on Japanese policy in event of defeat; included is information about plan 

to continue the war from the mainland of Asia August 1944, 2 pp.

91419 Report that the Japanese had conscripted Chinese in occupied China into the 

Japanese Army August 15, 1944, 2 pp.

91495 Report on the situation in Hong Kong August 8, 1944, 2 pp.

91534 Report on Burma; included is information on Japanese living off the country 

August 31, 1944, 3 pp.

91544 Report on Burma; included is information on Japanese being cruel to Chinese in 

Burma August 31, 1944, 2 pp.

91554 Report on Hupeh Province, China August 31, 1944, 5 pp.

91556 Report on Japanese opium dens in Malaya and China August 25, 1944, 2 pp.

91635 Report on the Japanese collection and removal of raw materials from north 

China August 16, 1944, 1 p.

91770 Report on the Japanese collection and removal of raw materials from north 

China August 15, 1944, 1 p.

91832 Report on Japanese treatment of Javanese war prisoners, Japanese methods of 

drafting labor and recruiting native troops 1944, 3 pp.

91837 Report regarding Japanese troops in Laboean, West Java; includes information 

regarding forced labor and Japanese methods of control June 1944, 2 pp.

91846 Report on the Netherlands East Indies; included is information on population 

controls, murder of three English persons, secret police in the Bantam district 

August 1, 1944, 4 pp.

91900 Report on the new Japanese cabinet, and its policy of intensifying the struggle 

with the Allies August 7, 1944, 2 pp.

92094 Report indicating evidence of efforts of the Japanese government to associate 

the Emperor’s name more and more closely with the war in the Pacific 

September 8, 1944, 3 pp.

92205 Report on the Philippines; included is information about the housing of American 

captives south of Batangas July 9, 1944, 8 pp.

92242 Civil Affairs Handbook: Japan, Section 18B. Japanese Administration of 

Occupied Areas-Malaya; included is information on the military and provisional 

government, Japanese controls, propaganda August 25, 1944, 36 pp.

92267 Interrogation report providing general information on West Java; included is 

information on Japanese forcing householders to sell them rice June 1944, 1 p.

92290 Report on Netherlands East Indies; included is information on forced labor, 

police, June 1944, 6 pp.

92398 Interrogation report on general conditions in north Sumatra June 1944, 3 pp.

92449 Report on China; included is information on efforts of residents to unload puppet 

currency for gold bars and U.S. greenbacks, Japanese “economic police” taking 

property on the pretext of searching for contraband, other police methods of 

obtaining wealth August 22, 1944, 4 pp.

92577 Biographical data on Kumiaka Koiso, now Japanese Prime Minister, and on Field 

Marshal Hajime Sugiyama, new Minister of National Defense Aug. 4, 1944, 2 pp.

92700 OSS Report on general conditions in Java west coast; includes information 

on Japanese treatment of the population, treatment of Europeans, Japanese 

administration and atrocities June 1944, 4 pp.

92702 OSS Report on general conditions in Malay peninsula June 1944, 2 pp.

92703 OSS Report on general conditions in Malaya July 1944, 3 pp.

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92712 OSS Report on general conditions in West Java June 1944, 3 pp.

92714 OSS Report on Netherlands East Indies (Java, Ambon, Manokwari and Biak); 

includes information on Allied and Japanese propaganda, Prisoners of War and 

forced labor, Japanese methods of occupation, crop requisitioning, concentration 

and civilian internee camps 1944, 7 pp.

92717 OSS Information on Java 1944, 3 pp.

92721 OSS Report on Malaya; included is information on Japanese methods of control, 

Chinese collaboration 1944, 2 pp.

92737 Information on Java, including Japanese treatment of the people 1944, 2 pp.

92928 Translation of captured Japanese orders on organization of the 3rd Japanese 

Cavalry Regiment on special maneuvers in China April 25, 1944, 3 pp.

92939 Report on Sumatra; includes information regarding prisoner of war labor August 

26, 1944, 4 pp.

92940 Report on the Far East (primarily Malaya); included is information on Japanese 

Kempei headquarters, forced labor, British prisoners August 26, 1944, 10 pp.

92945 Report on Sumatra; included is information on local government under the 

Japanese August 22, 1944, 21 pp.

92948 Report on Japanese commandeering the output of the Cholon Oriental Alcohol 

Company in Saigon, French Indo-China August 19, 1944, 1 p.

92949 Japanese order instructing Chinese people to collect scrap iron August 19, 1944, 

1 p.

92961 Report on Mongolia; includes information on political and military leaders, 

Japanese control, puppet police forces August 25, 1944, 2 pp. 

92963 Report on prisoners of war and internees in occupied China; included is 

information on treatment of American prisoners of war and civilian American 

internees and British persons; forced labor for all captives August 24, 1944, 

4 pp.

92964 Report on Shanghai, China; included is information about the activities of 

collaborators August 24, 1944, 4 pp.

92967 Report on occupied China; included is information on the puppets, Japanese, 

Communists, and Central Government to govern (and tax) the same areas 

August 26, 1944, 2 pp.

92969 Report on Japanese efforts to conscript civilians in China and Mongolia for 

military and puppet police duties August 26, 1944, 1 p.

92963 Report on occupied China; included is information on Japanese treatment of 

internees and prisoners of war and their use as forced labor August 24, 1944, 

4 pp.

93176 Report on Chemical Nitrogen in the Japanese Empire August 1944, 40 pp.

93254 Report on occupied China; included is information on Japanese expropriation of 

mine September 1, 1944, 3 pp.

93380 Japanese key records; report on filing methods, business machines, storage of 

records, government departments, private concerns, translation personnel in 

Japan September 16, 1944, 6 pp.

93456 Report on the Netherlands East Indies; included is information on Japanese tax 

assessments, labor information August 1944, 2 pp.

93477 Observations of an American sociologist on Formosa 1939-1940, 4 pp.

93523 Report listing names of 7 of the 16 Europeans who were alleged to have been 

executed by the Japanese in Stanley Prison, Hong Kong, in late September 

1943; August 29, 1944, 3 pp.

93528 Information on conscripted Chinese labor in the Philippines August 21, 1944, 

1 p.

93559 Report on the situation in Thailand August 18-25, 1944, 3 pp.

93601 Report on general conditions in Thailand; included is information on Japanese 

control of civil administration 1944, 2 pp.

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93724 Japanese glossary of signal terms, giving Japanese names and English 

equivalents August 26, 1944, 17 pp.

93891 Report on Indo-China; included is information that the Japanese are punish noncollaborators August 28, 1944, 1 p.

93931 Interrogation notes on Java; included is information on Japanese ill-treatment 

of Soekarella troops, Japanese economic control of Java, internment camps and 

prisoners of war, police work by the Kempei, forced labor June 1944, 19 pp.

93961 Report on Japanese control measures in occupied China July 1944, 1 p.

93979 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Abstract of Enemy 

Information No. 2 Includes notes from interrogation of Chinese and East Indian 

sailors; Japanese security and propaganda, Japanese administration; prisoners 

of war and internees; atrocities August 7, 1944, 31 pp.

94009 Financial Programs of Japan in Japan and occupied Areas Vol. II Greater East 

Asia; notes taken from intercepted radio broadcasts and messages September 

20, 1944, 263 pp.

94028 JICA (CBI/SEA) Report on Sumatra; included is information on native troops 

and police, prisoners of war, “rounding-up of women for immoral purposes” 

September 2, 1944, 7 pp.

94055 Information on Chefoo, Shantung Province, China September 11, 1944, 8 pp.

94107 Information on conscription of Koreans for the Japanese Army September 1, 

1944, 1 p.

94487 Report on the Philippines; included is information on workers (including U.S. 

prisoners and Chinese) July 1944, 2 pp.

94582 Report on China; included is information on Japanese massacres, intensive use 

by Japanese of Chinese Fifth Columnists, August 17, 1944, 8 pp.

94640 Report on Manuri Shigemitsu’s place as Foreign Minister in the new Japanese 

cabinet August 11, 1944, 1 p.

94734 Information about key Japanese business records September 27, 1944, 11 pp.

94887 Report from natives of Nila Island in the Netherlands East Indies; includes 

information on Japanese garrisons, Japanese labor requisitions, and Japanese 

deceptive techniques used in recruiting native workers August 2, 1944, 6 pp.

94890 Report on Netherlands East Indies; included is information on police street 

patrols in Java April 1944, 5 pp.

95008 Report on the Far East; included is information on new Japanese occupation 

techniques September 19, 1944, 3 pp.

95237 Report on the Mannshan Iron Work, occupied China; included is information on 

forced labor August 22, 1944, 7 pp. 

95238 Report on Japanese military in French Indo-China August 29, 1944, 2 pp.

95346 Report on Sumatra; included is information on internees, police, administration, 

general conditions June 1944, 15 pp.

95393 Information on conditions, including Japanese occupation methods, on small 

islands in the Netherlands East Indies August 10, 1944, 2 pp.

95394 Information on conditions, including Japanese occupation methods, on small 

islands in the Netherlands East Indies August 11, 1944, 5 pp.

95492 Report on China; included is information on Japanese occupation September 29, 

1944, 2 pp.

95494 Report on China; included is information on the police system September 26, 

1944, 3 pp.

95600 Civil Affairs Information Guide. Japan. Bibliography August 12, 1944, 53 pp.

95657 Interrogation report on Japanese prisoners captured in Burma September 7, 

1944, 13 pp.

95678 Report on Japanese chemical warfare and chemical warfare equipment in China 

September 11, 1944, 4 pp.

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95684 Report indicating Japanese confiscating gold in French Indo-China September 

13, 1944, 2 pp.

95721 OSS R&A Study 2368. Study of the Japanese occupation of Thailand September 

18, 1944, 68 pp.

95787 Report on Korea’s administration; included is information on police forces, 

conscription of Koreans September 28, 1944, 2 pp.

95788 Report on Korea; included is information on Japanese truck requisitions, labor 

conscription September 27, 1944, 3 pp.

95792 Information from intercepted messages regarding the Philippines; included is 

information that Mitsui interests were operating copper mines at Mankayan in 

northern Luzon September 11, 1944, 2 pp.

95826 Report on living conditions in the Yangchow internment camp in occupied China 

September 20, 1944, 3 pp.

95903 Report on Japanese trying to conscript adults in Shantung and the Mongolian 

puppet government being told to organize a Youth Corps to help the puppet 

police August 1944, 1 p.

95908 Report on the Celebes; includes information on Kempei headquarters and 

uniform, Kempei beatings of Japanese officers, Japanese mistreatment of 

women, and Japanese reprisals for murders of their Marines by guerrillas 1944, 

4 pp. and sketch of Kempei uniform

95957 Report on Japanese filing methods, business machines, keeping of police, naval, 

postal and commercial records, and the activities of a few specific Japanese 

companies September 30, 1944, 9 pp.

95960 Repot on North Hsenwi, Burma; included is information on Japanese occupation 

methods, Japanese labor conscription September 14, 1944, 24 pp.

95961 Report on occupied China; included is information on Japanese control 

measures, Japanese army personnel 1944, 1 p.

95981 Report that the Japanese were not supposed to be making plans for biological 

warfare September 13, 1944, 1 p.

96001 Report containing information on Japanese espionage on Java Oct. 3, 1944, 2 

pp.

96003 Report on medical matters in occupied China; included is information on drug 

addiction September 25, 1944, 2 pp.

96018 Report on Burma; included is information on the treatment of the Chinese in 

Burma September 27, 1944, 7 pp.

96071 Report that the Japanese have ordered capital punishment for all Chinese 

officials who fail to collect the designated amounts of foodstuffs for faminestricken North China September 7, 1944, 1 p.

96288 Report that the Japanese were willing to use gas at Amoy, China September 6, 

1944, 1 p.

96314 Report on Hainan Island; included is note that the Japanese monopolize the 

power service May 1944, 1 p.

96527 Report on occupied China; included is information on Wei-Hsien internment 

camp, Japanese military control October 4, 1944, 4 pp.

96622 Report on Japanese efforts to obtain resources from occupied areas September 

19, 1944, 4 pp.

96686 Lists of all photographs forwarded to Washington, D.C. from Kumming, China 

September 1944, 16 pp.

96734 Report on Japanese commandeering junks in China September 6, 1944, 1 p.

96758 Report on China; included is information on Japanese trying to ruin Chinese 

morale by the opium traffic October 5, 1944, 6 pp.

96872 Report on Malaya, Thailand, and Burma; includes information on the use of 

Formosans, atrocities, 1943, 7 pp.

96991 Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 4: Government Finance September 23, 

1944, 362 pp.

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97063 Translation from Chung Yang Jih Pao; included is information on Japanese 

violating Burmese women August 31, 1944, 3 pp.

97161 Report on anti-Japanese activities in Malaya; includes a report that Chinese girl 

was tortured and crucified afterwards 1944, 4 pp.

97404 List of shipyards, industrial premises and public buildings occupied by Japanese 

military authorities and installations in Hong Kong and Kowloon September 21, 

1944, 12 pp.

97426 Report on conditions in Japan; included is information on the government, 

police, propaganda October 4, 1944, 18 pp.

97433 Report on Nanking, China; included is information on Japanese methods of 

occupation and control September 1-3, 1944, 3 pp.

97466 Report on French Indo-China; included is information on Japanese economic 

controls, mass deportations, confiscations of commercial stocks and petrol 

September 18, 1944, 8 pp.

97541 Item numbers and titles of microfilmed documents; included are those dealing 

with the Japanese Army September 14, 1944, 15 pp.

97562 Report on Japanese activities in Shansi and Suiyan, China; included is 

information on the exploitation of coal mines September 20, 1944, 2 pp.

97614 Interrogation report on from a Javanese who was sent to Korako (Aitape) to 

build airfields; included is information on bad treatment of Javanese workers, 

Kempei headquarters at Soerabaye April 1944, 3 pp.

97626 Interrogation report regarding Java; included is information on Japanese 

treatment of prisoners, civilian internees June 1944, 9 pp.

97634 Notes on forced labor, Kempei, etc. in the Netherlands East Indies August 29, 

1944, 5 pp.

97673 Report on China; includes information on Japanese and Chinese troops 

September 21, 1944, 4 pp.

97696 Report that the Japanese are dropping feathers on China, possibly to start 

bacterial warfare. Note that Burmese livestock succumbed to disease and that 

the Japanese were preparing bacterial bombs, and captured Japanese patrols 

are said to have carried bottles of germs September 30, 1944, 2 pp. 

97725 A descriptive study of the structure of Burma’s government under both British 

rule and Japanese occupation September 29, 1944, 57 pp.

97726 Report on Negros Island, the Philippines; included is information on Japanese 

government control September 29, 1944, 2 pp.

97727 Report on Manchukuo; included is information on Japanese troops and control, 

Japanese government of Manchuria propaganda October 2, 1944, 10 pp.

97759 Report on Shanghai and environs, China; included is information on traffic in 

narcotic drugs, hardships of price-fixing September 2, 1944, 3 pp.

97787 Civil Affairs Handbook: Taiwan (Formosa) October 1, 1944, 116 pp.

97900 Report on Negros Island, the Philippines; included is information on Japanese 

food ratio program, terrorization of native farmers by the Japanese soldiers 

September 26, 1944, 2 pp. 

98018 Notes on various subjects; included is information on Japanese coal exploitation 

in China, labor conscription in China July 22-August 1, 1944

98023 Report on the Netherlands East Indies; included is information on Japanese 

occupation methods, treatment of prisoners, the Kempei, internees, prisoner’s 

camps June 1944, 20 pp.

98034 Report containing information on chemical plant at Miike, which may make 

Japan’s poison gases October 3, 1944, 3 pp.

98195 Report by an American missionary on forced labor in Korea Oct.13, 1944, 2 pp.

98219 Interrogation report on Dutch sailors captured by the Japanese in the East 

Indies; includes information on European internees and prisoners of war June 

1944, 5 pp.

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98221 Report on efforts of refugees to flee to Macao from Hong Kong; included is 

information on Japanese pilfering transported goods, mistreatment of a U.S. 

plane forced down 1943, 3 pp.

98267 Report on Shanghai, China; included is information on the Japanese occupation, 

propaganda, illegal food requisitions October 16, 1944, 3 pp.

98276 Report on Japanese Use of Industrial Installations in Hong Kong, Preliminary 

Draft September 9, 1944, 96 pp.

98349 Notes on the Chinese, Koreans, Aborigines, and Japanese in Formosa 1941, 

6 pp.

98426 Report on Dairen; included is information on brutal police September 23, 1944

98652 Intercepted radio messages in the Far East; included is information on the war 

in China, financial transactions with Indo-China, Philippine conscripts October 

10, 1944, 3 pp.

98827 Miscellaneous biological warfare items about Japan October 2, 1944, 3 pp.

98829 Translated article from the Chinese Communist paper Giefant Rhbao on the 

latest Japanese cabinet changes, describing leaders September 29, 1944, 3 pp.

98841 Report on Japanese occupation methods in Tsingtoo, China Oct. 12, 1944, 2 pp.

98843 Notes regarding the occupation of Jukao, China October 12, 1944, 2 pp.

98866 Report on movement of Japanese chemical warfare material, including gas 

bombs; storage of Japanese chemical warfare material in Nanchang, China; also 

information regarding campaign to increase the production of castor beans in 

areas of China; also information on chemical factory near Shingishu, Korea, said 

to be producing chemical weapons October 6, 1944, 4 pp.

99301 Report on Japanese arsenals in occupied China September 25, 1944, 4 pp.

99326 Chemical warfare intelligence revealed by Japanese prisoners of war, on the 

subject of gas masks and rumored biological warfare October 7, 1944, 4 pp.

99329 Report on General Koiso, Japanese Premier and his responsibilities with Adm. 

Yonai September 1944, 1 p.

99811 The British War Cabinet issued guidance on how British prisoners of war should 

act and what they should say when interrogated October 21, 1944, 5 pp.

99855 Report on the location and composition of prisoner of war camps in Japaneseoccupied Territory; included is information on prisoners being used as forced 

laborers, prisoner being brought to Japan to work in the factories and mines, 

prisoners working on the Burma-Siam railway October 1, 1944, 33 pp. [see also 

110664]

99871 Report on Japanese seizing Junks in China August 1944, 1 p.

100168 Report on British prisoners of war being used in airfield labor construction in 

China September 6, 1944, 1 p.

100175 An Account of Japanese activities on Negros Island in the Philippines from 1940 

until May 1944; includes information on the operations of the Japanese puppet 

government October 21, 1944, 3 pp.

100229 Report on food situation in occupied China September 26, 1944, 11 pp.

100268 Report on law enforcement in the Philippine Islands September 25, 1944, 98 pp.

100324 Report on Japanese civilian defense against chemical warfare Oct. 18, 1944, 

5 pp.

100714 Prisoner of war information on Burma August 21, 1944, 12 pp.

100734 Report on conditions in Manchuria October 24, 1944, 3 pp.

100735 Report on conditions in Harbin area of Manchuria October 24, 1944, 4 pp.

100743 Report on the Chihli Province, occupied China; included is information about 

drug addition increasing since Japanese occupation October 24, 1944, 2 pp.

100748 Report on Korea; included is information on the Japanese-dominated 

government, Japanese propaganda October 18, 1944, 4 pp.

100797 Notes on a Kempei office at Selat Panjang, Sumatra 1944, 1 p.

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100888 Japanese Morale. Report I. Detailed analysis of the moral factors found in 

interviews with 556 prisoners of war June 1944, 23 pp.

100889 Japanese Morale. Report II. Detailed analysis of Allied propaganda as revealed 

in interviews with 556 prisoners of war August 1944, 20 pp.

100986 Report indicating that in the Hong Kong and Hankow areas the Japanese are 

commandeering the stripping of machinery from plants (some named) to be 

sent to Japan October 7, 1944, 1 p.

101083 Report on Burma and Thailand October 16, 1944, 3 pp.

101130 Report on Malaya and Burma; included is information on removal of food 

supplies and scrap iron by the Japanese from Singapore, food supply at 

Butterworth internment Camp October 5, 1944, 3 pp.

101325 Report on the program of the Japanese Communist Party Sept. 29, 1944, 8 pp.

101368 Report that the Japanese carry gas masks in Lungling and Mangshih, China and 

are said to have used tear gas in the Paoching area October 11, 1944, 3 pp.

101397 Report on tactics and strategy of the Japanese Army in the Burma Campaign 

from November 1943 to September 1944; included is information regarding 

chemical warfare capabilities October 23, 1944, 116 pp.

101671 Report on Japanese military government of occupied territory, as shown by 

orders for occupation of New Ireland, China, Manchuria, Korea, Mongolia, 

Formosa, the Philippines, Malaya, and Indo-China August 27, 1942, 18 pp.

101776 Report containing information on Japanese activities in the areas of Canton, 

Hong Kong, and Shunte 1944, 6 pp.

101812 Interview regarding Kongmoon, Kwangtung Province, China; included is 

information on Japanese military influence, Japanese Military Police, 1 million 

deaths due to starvation in Kwangtung Province in 1943; November 7, 1944, 

3 pp.

101817 Observations of the political situation in the vicinity of Mukden and Fushun, 

Manchuria; included is information on Japanese control methods November 3, 

1944, 3 pp.

101864 Report on Hainan Island; included is information on Japanese Army and Navy 

control November 6, 1944, 9 pp.

101865 Japanese military terms by Maj. Saito; this is a translation from the Japanese. 

Terms are explained by many sketches and diagrams October 1936, 118 pp.

101869 Report on sociological aspects in Korea; included is information on police control 

methods October 26, 1944, 4 pp.

101955 Office Memo No. 157. Interrogation report relating to Japan; included is 

information on the Miike coal fields October 20, 1944, 5 pp.

101956 Office Memo No. 156. Interrogation report relating to Sasebo Naval Base 

October 20, 1944, 4 pp.

101960 Report on Hankow, China; included is information on Japanese taking food, 

kidnapping farmers, and impressing coolies into forced labor service October 25, 

1944, 1 p.

101982 Office Memo No. 141 Interrogation report relating to Korea, Burma, Thailand 

October 9, 1944, 6 pp.

101983 Office Memo No. 152 Interrogation report relating to Japan Oct. 27, 1944, 5 pp.

101984 Office Memo No. 160. Interrogation report relating to factories in Kyoto, Japan 

October 25, 1944, 7 pp.

101992 Notes on the food indemnity tax and the army tax, both levied on farmers, at 

Hanchuan, occupied China October 27, 1944, 1 p.

102003 Office Memo No. 154. Interrogation report relating to Osaka, Japan firms 

October 25, 1944, 5 pp.

102005 Office Memo No. 163. Interrogation report relating to business in Omuta, Japan 

October 25, 1944, 4 pp.

102007 Office Memo No. 161. Interrogation report relating to the Yawata Iron Works 

and nearby plants October 26, 1944, 4 pp.

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102054 Report indicating that in the Hong Kong area the Japanese commandeered 

machinery in a Kowloon cement plant, printing presses and spinning machinery 

to be sent to Japan August 1944, 1 p.

102212 Report on Kwangtung Province, China; included is information on Japanese 

control and propaganda August 1944, 3 pp.

102287 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on China; included is information on puppet 

forces, Formosan troops November 13, 1944, 6 pp.

102375 Letter from Japanese cardinal in Vatican October 6, 1944, 2 pp.

102385 Interrogation report regarding Burma; included is information on Japanese 

propaganda, Ba Maw’s position, Japanese soldiers’ indecent behavior, Japanese 

control, prisoner of war camps September 1944, 14 pp.

102477 Report on conditions in Kwangtung Province, China; included is information 

on Japanese occupation methods, Japanese decreasing atrocities, puppet 

government collects food for the Japanese August 1944, 3 pp.

102375 Letter from a Japanese Cardinal in the Vatican criticizing the Japanese military 

caste October 6, 1944

102378 Interrogation report on Burma; included is information on brothels for the 

Japanese, using imported women October 10, 1944, 6 pp.

102430 Japanese intelligence targets in Germany November 1, 1944, 12 pp.

102572 Report on Shanghai, China; included is information on Japanese control of 

Christian organizations October 25, 1944, 3 pp.

102573 The Imperial Rule Assistance Political Society proposes a stronger and more 

truthful propaganda policy (outlined) for Japan October 26, 1944, 1 p.

102612 Report on Shanghai, China; included is information on Japanese posters and 

cinema propaganda May 9, 1944, 2 pp.

102614 Report on Emperor Hirohito, the position of emperor, oligarchy of generals and 

industrialists February 24, 1944, 31 pp.

102634 Extracts from a report by the Japanese gendarmes in Indo-China Oct. 1944, 

2 pp.

102691 Report on the Japanese cabinet September 23, 1944, 1 p.

102702 Office Memo No. 162 Interrogation report relating to Japan Nov. 1, 1944, 2 pp.

102790 Intelligence report on the Japanese Army and Navy representatives in Rome 

October 22, 1944, 1 p.

102887 Report on the situation in French Indo-China October 19, 1944, 2 pp.

102954 Who’s Who information on Japanese military, political, and cultural leaders as 

reported in Japanese and Chinese papers and Japanese broadcasts September 

28, 1944, 56 pp.

102968 Report on Japanese occupation methods regarding cattle in the Kamaing Area, 

North Burma October 6, 1944, 3 pp.

103042 OSS Information regarding Sumatra; included is information on Japanese 

treatment of natives, Japanese restrictions June 1944, 2 pp.

103115 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Malaya 

and Singapore from a former British prisoner of war in Singapore; included is 

information on the treatment of the prisoners of war November 2, 1944, 2 pp.

103144 Report on Indo-China; included is information about Japanese espionage 

system, Japanese Intelligence Service October 1944, 5 pp.

103219 Report on China; included is information about the gendarmerie in Hong Kong, 

Canton, and Hsinan; n.d., received November 29, 1944, 3 pp.

103236 Translation from “The Enemy’s Situation” No. 53; provides an analysis of 

Japanese mobilization, including conscription of Koreans and Formosans October 

26, 1944, 4 pp. 

103257 Report indicating Japanese seizing railroad cars in north Indo-China September 

26, 1944, 1 p.

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103281 Extracts from American West-Coast Monitoring No. 5. Included is information 

intercepted from Tokyo and Peking broadcasts; mention of Korean conscription, 

Javanese home defense corps, etc. September 29, 1944, 14 pp.

103309 Report that Japanese soldiers in the Philippines that Tojo being replaced means 

greater chance for peace September 30, 1944, 1 p.

103358 Report on propaganda war in Burma; included is information on Japanese 

military police collecting Allied leaflets, Japanese depredations angering the 

people October 5, 1944, 8 pp.

103362 Extracts from American West-Coast Monitoring No. 6. October 8, 1944, 7 pp.

103373 A Short History of the Japanese Revolutionary Movement Part III; included is 

information on Japanese suppression methods August 15, 1944, 26 pp. 

103374 Extracts from American West-Coast Monitoring No. 7. Included is information 

about native battalions in the Philippines, Korea, and Formosa Oct. 16, 1944, 

9 pp.

103397 Report on Japanese political ideas received November 29, 1944, 9 pp.

103724 Report on Japanese methods of military government in the Netherlands East 

Indies January 14, 1943, 31 pp.

103730 Report on British prisoners of war October 11, 1944, 10 pp.

103850 Report on the Philippine puppet government as of October 14, 1944, 20 pp.

103881 Report on the economic situation in Shantung Province, China; included is 

information on Japanese food rationing, labor conscriptions Oct.12, 1944, 2 pp.

103882 Report on Shantung Province, China; included is information on interment camp 

at Weihsien and ill-treatment of Allied nationals October 12, 1944, 1 p.

103887 Report on Thailand September 1944, 2 pp.

104018 Identification and Location of Japanese Air Units and Airfield Battalions; this a 

report from Japanese army transfer lists and other captured documents October 

31, 1944, 65 pp.

104032 Report on China; included is information on Japanese police, Peace Preservation 

Corps, puppet troops, Japanese controls, Pao Chia system Nov. 21, 1944, 11 pp.

104186 Report on Formosa; included is information on police, Japanese exploitation, 

conscription November 4, 1944, 3 pp.

104187 Report on conditions in the Foochow-Wenchow area, China; included is 

information on policing (by the Pao Chia) November 6, 1944, 3 pp.

104206 Report on Japanese civilian defense against chemical attack Nov. 11, 1944, 

4 pp.

104207 Report on Japanese civilian defense against chemical attack Nov. 15, 1944, 

5 pp.

104209 Report on general conscription in Formosa October 26, 1944, 2 pp.

104415 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Allied prisoners at the Lunghwa 

internment camp, China November 13, 1944, 5 pp.

104418 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (CBI/SEA) Report on Japanese chemical 

warfare weapons and equipment November 9, 1944, 5 pp.

104422 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (China-Burma-India) Background Memo 

No. 4 on conditions in Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese official 

corruption November 4, 1944, 3 pp.

104483 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Formosa; included is information on 

Japanese police November 26, 1944, 2 pp.

104507 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Tsingtao, China; included is information 

on Japanese ill-treatment of foreigners, looting of English and American homes 

November 18, 1944, 3 pp.

104512 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Korea; included is information Japanese 

requisitions, Koreans overindulging in liquor and having taken to tobacco and 

opium November 25, 1944, 5 pp.

104556 Report on Japanese use of chemical weapons in China November 7, 1944, 3 pp.

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104570 Report on conscription in Korea November 8, 1944, 2 pp.

104595 Report on Negros Island, Philippines; included is information on the organization 

by the Japanese of Neighborhood Associations November 22, 1944, 1 p.

104603 Military Intelligence Division. Burma Situation Report No. II; included is 

information on Dr. Ba Maw’s political and governmental activity October 26, 

1944, 32 pp.

104607 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese plan to conscript Chinese 

civilian men from 25 to 35 years of age for military service October 23, 1944, 

1 p.

104612 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (SEA). Interrogation report on Sumatra; 

included is information about Japanese and native police (Kempei), Japanese 

soldiers’ brothels Allied prisoners, Japanese ill-treatment of the natives, 

collaborators November 4, 1944, 5 pp.

104624 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on the Administration of Formosa; included is 

information on Japanese controls November 28, 1944, 3 pp.

104628 Notes in French on Formosa; includes information on Japanese administration 

October 24, 1944, 13 pp.

104700 Report on Hong Kong and Canton, China; included is information that before 

the Japanese took Hong Kong and Canton, the bullion in the banks was given 

to the government, and was mostly sent to New York and London, and that the 

Japanese confiscated the contents of safe deposit boxes in foreign banks and 

obtain much gold November 30, 1944, 1 p.

104805 Report on south Sumatra under Japanese occupation; included is information on 

Japanese controls October 14, 1944, 39 pp.

104876 Japan’s War Economy 1943-1944; November 1944, 46 pp.

104902 Report on Kanchanaburi; includes information about Japanese training wolf dogs 

at Nong Pla Duk, forced labor, and British prisoners of war October 1944, 3 pp.

105033 Report on the economic situation in Kuangchou (Canton) Area November 18, 

1944, 2 pp.

105034 Report on the political situation in the Kuangchou Area (Canton), China; 

included is information on General Yu Han-Mou, military governor of Kuangtung 

October 31, 1944, 2 pp.

105131 Report on the location of the gendarme headquarters in Hangchow, China 

November 7, 1945, 1 p.

105163 Report on Vatican-Japanese information November 19, 1944, 2 pp.

105193 Bibliography, Topographical Intelligence Service Publications on the Far East 

November 15, 1944, 38 pp.

105620 Report on Java; included is information on Dutch war prisoners’ camp, Japanese 

propaganda November 10, 1944, 2 pp.

105621 Report on conditions in Java November 10, 1944, 2 pp.

105655 Report on the Korean underground October 19, 1944, 2 pp.

105787 Report on some of the attitudes of college-educated Japanese prisoners of war 

November 4, 1944, 5 pp.

105794 Report on Formosa; includes information on conscription, Pao Chia system 

October 24, 1944, 2 pp.

105856 Report on China; included is information about the Chinese Pao Chia, Chinese 

puppet troops, Japanese gendarmerie, Tahtao police, Jewish refugees at Hong 

Kong, Japanese monopolies Dec. 9, 1944, 4 pp.

105873 Press interview with French Ambassador to China, on Franco-Chinese relations, 

and the French intention to liberate Indo-China; also article in the New 

Statesman and Nation on the Philippines, mentioning Japanese economic 

difficulties with the Philippines, Japanese political successes with quislings there, 

and U.S. intention to give independence to the Philippines November 30, 1944, 

6 pp.

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105874 List of titles of microfilmed Japanese and other documents on the Far East which 

have been forwarded from China to the United States November 11, 1944, 6 pp.

105988 Report that the Japanese had used gas in China in November 1944 and 

information on a chemical regiment and poison gas depot Nov. 24, 1944, 2 pp.

105993 Report on cotton textile industry, Kiangsu, occupied China; included is 

information on Japanese destruction of textile mills, Japanese occupation and 

confiscation of mills, control of exports November 4, 1944, 4 pp.

105996 Interrogation report on Japanese military activities in Burma August-November 

1944; November 30, 1944, 10 pp.

106001 Report that Japanese officials in ch’ing-Tao requisitioned over 500 civilian junks 

to transport valuable materials to Japan November 10, 1944, 1 p.

106009 Report on cotton yarn and cloth, occupied China; included is information on 

Japanese control policies November 4, 1944, 3 pp.

106169 Report on the Lo Yuan Sien area of Fukien Province, China; included is 

information on seizure of boats by the Japanese Navy November 18, 1944, 2 pp.

106170 Report on Chiactoucheng in Kiangsu, China, mentioning the destruction of the 

college by the Japanese November 23, 1944, 3 pp.

106174 Report on Fukien Province, Amoy Island, China; included is information on 

political forces and Japanese penetration November 30, 1944, 3 pp.

106346 Report on Malaya; included is information Singapore prostitution, Japanese illtreatment of women, persecution of Muslims June 1943, 3 pp.

106357 Report on Java; included is information on Japanese crop requisitions, 

propaganda November 16, 1944, 3 pp.

106567 Report on the Japanese Military Police (Kempei) in Burma, mentioning their 

training, wages, functions, administration, insignia, uniforms, moral, “cruel 

third-degree methods,” etc. May 1944, 5 pp.

106572 Report on Burma’s postal system and postage rates, Japanese censorship, 

telegraph and cable service, Japanese radio communication, and Japanese 

military postal system, ca. May 1944, 3 pp.

106681 Interrogation report relating mainly to Singapore; included is information about 

Formosan and Indian troops, military brothel, prisoners of war, 1944, 5 pp.

106697 Interrogation report regarding Thailand; includes information about forced labor 

and Allied prisoners of war 1944, 2 pp.

106700 Report on Japanese, German, and Italian saboteur schools October 7, 1944, 

27 pp.

106751 Report on economic conditions in Peiping, North China, and Japan November 16, 

1944, 5 pp.

106761 Report on occupied China; included is information on Japanese press gangs 

making house to house searches for able bodied men November 11, 1944, 1 p.

106806 Japanese intelligence targets in Germany November 1, 1944, 13 pp.

106816 Report on the Myitkyina and Bhamo areas in Burma under Japanese occupation; 

included is information on requisitions, conscription, propaganda, punishments 

of Allied collaborators, public exhibit of the effects of a slain U.S. aviator October 

15, 1944, 11 pp.

106833 Report that Ken Harada, Japanese ambassador to the Vatican, told the Vatican 

that the British and the United States sought Russian intervention in the Pacific 

War, or at least the use of Siberian bases; and that Russia, in return, would get 

a free hand in the Balkans, Poland, Turkey, and the Mediterranean November 

16, 1944, 1 p.

106957 Interrogation report on Japanese naval construction at the Sasebo naval yards 

November 23, 1944, 3 pp.

107000 Report from two Formosan deserters from the Japanese Army in China; included 

is information about barbarities, puppet control of Foochow Nov. 12, 1944, 3 pp.

107042 Handbook of Japanese Industry in Japan and occupied Areas. Assemblage No. 

43 Suppl. No. 1 December 15, 1944, 297 pp.

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107043 The Programs of Japan in Formosa with Biographies and Organizations. 

Assemblage No. 48 2nd Edition of Assemblage No. 42 December 20, 1944, 

43 pp.

107093 Tables of location and composition of prisoner of war camps in Japaneseoccupied territory December 6, 1944, 6 pp.

107137 Report on persons and organizations in the Philippine Islands prior to and during 

the Japanese occupation; included is information on the Japanese military 

administration and the Philippine Republic October 20, 1944, 369 pp.

107184 Report that the military clique excludes the Emperor and Court from activities, 

travels December 24, 1944, 1 p.

107224 OSS R&A IB Forward HQ. Translated Burmese documents, including orders 

about treatment of Indians, labor conscription November 30, 1944, 17 pp.

107243 Location of residence of high Japanese Army, Navy, and Puppet officers in Amoy, 

China November 10, 1944, 1 p.

107319 Report on Burmese natives’ fear of the Japanese military police and 

punishments for aiding the Chindits November 17, 1944, 1 p.

107374 Interrogation report on Japanese prisoners of war November 24, 1944, 10 pp.

107662 French Military Mission, Chungking, China. Report on conditions in Thailand, 

June 6, 1944, 5 pp.

107663 French Military Mission, Chungking, China. Report on Thailand’s war economy; 

includes information on Japanese requisitioning draft animals June 6, 1944, 

5 pp.

107664 French Military Mission, Chungking, China. Report on Thailand; included is 

information on repressive measures and prison camps June 6, 1944, 4 pp.

107675 Report on Korean attitudes December 20, 1944, 4 pp.

107676 Report on the Japanese in Korea December 21, 1944, 8 pp.

107697 Biographical data on Gen.Yusuji Okamura, reported successor to Gen. Hata as 

Commander of all Japanese forces south of the Yangtze River Dec. 5, 1944, 1 p.

107715 Report on Japanese-Vatican connections December 29, 1944, 1 p.

107717 OSS Report on Indo-China; included is information on the effects of Japanese 

occupation of Indo-China December 1944, 1 p.

107924 Report on Portuguese-Japanese relations in Macao and Timor Nov. 25, 1944, 

3 pp.

107858 Report on Japanese flame-throwers, gas masks, smoke screens, signal smoke, 

and chemical troops December 11, 1944, 4 pp.

107908 Report on occupied China; included is information on Japanese commandeering 

private property, restricting water supplies August 24-27, 1944, 1 p.

107944 Military Intelligence Division Special Series No. 24. Enemy Tactics in Chemical 

Warfare. A manual on German and Japanese chemical warfare equipment and 

tactics with diagrams and a few photographs September 1, 1944, 112 pp.

107963 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation report relating to Japanese Battalion, 

Regiment, and Division Code and Wireless organization and operations 

December 5, 1944, 2 pp. 

107967 Report that the Japanese had ordered the puppet municipal government and 

police bureau of Tsingtao, China to submit one live rat for every three persons of 

population; order thought issued with intent to employ rats in bacterial warfare 

November 30, 1944, 1 p.

107985 Report on the civilian morale in Japan December 8, 1944, 4 pp.

107992 Report on Adm. Koshiro Oikawa, newly appointed Japanese Chief of General 

Staff November 21, 1944, 1 p.

108019 Report on general conditions in Burma; included is information on native spies 

used by the Japanese December 15, 1944, 3 pp.

108020 Report on general conditions in Burma; included is information on village 

administration, Burmese Independence Army, prostitution Dec. 13, 1944, 9 pp.

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108081 Report on Gen. Masakazu Shozo Kawabe, commander of Japanese forces in 

Burma December 13, 1944, 1 p.

108143 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (China). Report on conditions in Shanghai, 

China; included is information on Japanese exploitation of South China for the 

benefit of Manchuria, Japanese requisitions of yarn December 1, 1944, 3 pp.

108163 OSS Information on the Japanese Department of Epidemic Defense and Water 

Supply Branch at Kiukiang, China and its mission of preparing disease serums 

and cultures for use in inflecting Allied soldiers and civilians September 1944, 1 p.

108204 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (China-Burma-India/Economic Section). 

Office Memo No. 197; includes prisoner interrogation report with information on 

possible biological warfare November 29, 1944, 5 pp.

108452 Current Intelligence Notes No. 5 Notes on Japanese broadcasts, November 

17-24, 1944, outlining propaganda, and mentioning Chinese and Philippine 

collaboration with Japan; Ba Maw’s anti-British pronouncements are quoted and 

activity of a suicide air group called the Kamikaze is hailed November 29, 1944, 

5 pp.

108583 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Korea; included is information on 

government administration, preservation of public order December 30, 1944, 

4 pp.

108584 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Korea; included is information on central 

government administration, police December 30, 1944, 3 pp.

108682 OSS Report on China November 1944, 3 pp.

108705 Booklet showing rank insignias worn by members of the Japanese army, also the 

Burmese Heho insignia, and notes on identification disks September 1944, 23 pp.

108802 Report on opium in occupied China and Manchuria November 28, 1944, 2 pp.

108854 OSS Interrogation report relating to Burma; included is information on Japanese 

administration, labor conscription 1944, 3 pp.

108856 OSS Report on current Japanese plans for the political administration of French 

Indo-China; included is information on collaborators December 1944, 1 p.

108872 PACMIRS. Proceedings of Conference of Japanese Chiefs of Ordnance in May 

1944; December 7, 1944, 109 pp.

108922 State Department. Report on Japanese Organization of Indian Minorities in 

East Asia; included is information on independence leagues through the Hikari 

Kikan (special Japanese intelligence service), especially in Burma and Malaya 

December 8, 1944, 6 pp.

108929 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on Japanese police organization 

December 22, 1944, 7 pp.

108931 Report on rival cliques in the Japanese Army December 1, 1944, 2 pp.

108964 Interrogation report containing information on Japanese mistreatment of 

prisoners of war in Burma 1944, 2 pp.

109056 Interrogation report on the Thailand-Burma railroad and other Burmese 

railways; included is information on the plight of prisoners of war, torture and 

executions by Japanese and civil police 1944, 3 pp.

109057 OSS Interrogation Report relating to Burma; includes information on torture of 

an official by the Kempei and prisoner of war camp 1944, 8 pp.

109077 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on the Japanese police system December 30, 

1944, 6 pp.

109125 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on the police system in Japan, Formosa, and 

the Ryukyu Islands December 27, 1944, 7 pp.

109126 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Korea; included is information on 

important Korean leaders, police organization December 26, 1944, 11 pp.

109127 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Korea; included is information on police, 

government administration December 26, 1944, 10 pp.

109137 Office of the Assistant Chief of Air Staff, Intelligence. Interim Report on Hainan 

Island September 1943, 86 pp.

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109138 Supplement to Interim Report on Hainan Island, China July 1944, 88 pp.

109150 Report on Korea; included is information on important Korean leaders, public 

order, Japanese spies in schools received January 11, 1945, 5 pp.

109271 Report on Korea; included is information about the control of activities and 

government by the Japanese December 27, 1944, 4 pp.

109279 Australian intercepts of Japanese broadcasts giving Japanese propaganda 

(especially in the East Indies), and Japanese economic directives and 

restrictions in Far Eastern areas December 20, 1944, 13 pp.

109282 Typescripts and microfilm of French Documents from the Far East on Japanese 

military and civilian activities December 27, 1944, 26 pp.

109389 Report on the Japanese files research project, giving a directory of Japanese and 

Manchurian industrial concerns, and their products, with references to their U.S. 

purchases, and the numbers of documents in which they are described. A list of 

these reports is added. December 21, 1944, 130 pp.

109480 Extracts from U.S. west coast monitoring about Japanese political organizations 

and other issues January 1, 1945, 9 pp.

109542 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (China-Burma-India Naval Section). Notes 

on Japanese military police and informers on the Lower Thai coast December 

13, 1944, 3 pp.

109552 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Swatow, 

China June 10, 1944, 3 pp.

109732 Report on general conditions in the Ye-Moulmein Area of Burma; included is 

information on property losses, Burma Independence Army, police 1944, 11 pp.

110022 Notes on Japanese control over Burmese villages; included is information on 

conscripted coast watchers, opium traffic, children used in clandestine activity, 

Japanese attacks on women, Kempei November-December 1944, 2 pp.

110027 Report on the Shan States, Burma December 27, 1944, 5 pp.

110030 Report on Burma; included is information on Japanese seizure of all cotton 

crops, indications that poor girls in southern Burma committed suicide because 

they had no clothes December 27, 1944, 4 pp.

110033 Report on the Chinese in Burma during the war; included is information on 

Chinese trading with the Japanese December 27, 1944, 4 pp.

110064 Lists of German firms which are Japanese intelligence targets Sept. 1944, 145 pp.

110169 Report on Soochow Academy, China, occupied and looted by the Japanese 

troops in 1938 December 27, 1944, 1 p.

110199 Report on Burma; included is information about control by the Kempei, 

conscription, Japanese assaulting women, opium used as barter 1944, 2 pp.

110308 American Embassy, Chungking, China. Report on political conditions in French 

Indo-China September 9, 1944, 13 pp.

110664 Duplicate copy of 99985 on Prisoner of War camps in Japanese-occupied 

territory, with 9 pp. of additional material November 9, 1944

110736 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (China Branch). Report on general economic 

conditions in Hankow, China, mentioning forced labor recruitment December 11, 

1944, 4 pp.

110741 Military Intelligence Division. Report on conditions in occupied China; included 

is information on opium trade, Japanese methods of occupation December 16, 

1944, 2 pp.

107043 The Programs of Japan in Formosa with Biographies and Organizations 

Assemblace No. 48. Second Edition of Assemblace No. 42. Included is 

information on prisoners of war, government regulations, biographies of 

Japanese and Formosans, and a list of bureaus and organizations December 20, 

1943, 43 pp.

110814 Information on Japanese chemical warfare equipment December 16, 1944, 1 p.

110821 Report on conscripting Koreans and Formosans in China December 9, 1944, 1 p.

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110837 Notes on the Misui Senryo Kogyo K.K. in Japan, producers of war gases 

November 22, 1944, 5 pp.

110868 Interview regarding attitudes of Koreans toward the Japanese Jan. 15, 1945, 

3 pp.

110877 Report on agriculture in free and occupied China as of April 1942; included is 

information on production under occupation conditions February 1943, 157 pp.

110880 East Indies Intelligence Notes; contains summaries of war news December 15, 

1944, 7 pp.

110888 Notes on Japanese treatment of prisoners of war in Burma and Allied 

propaganda December 21, 1944, 5 pp.

110890 Report on general conditions in Burma; included is information on Japanese use 

of native spies December 15, 1944, 5 pp.

110891 Report on general conditions in Burma; included is information on village 

administration, prostitution December 13, 1944, 11 pp.

110921 Report on Burma; included is information regarding forced labor, atrocities 

December 30, 1944, 7 pp.

110955 Report on civil administration in The Arakan, Burma January 5, 1945, 2 pp.

110965 Report on conditions in French Indo-China December 15, 1944, 10 pp.

111098 Who’s Who Among Japanese Military Leaders; biographical outlines of fourteen 

Japanese general and marshals January 23, 1945, 8 pp.

111101 Civil Affairs Administration, Problems and Plans, of Sumatra and Netherlands 

East Indies; included is information on effects of Japanese occupation January 

4, 1945, 12 pp.

111246 Report on the Japanese police system January 10, 1945, 4 pp.

111248 Report on lumber industry in China and probable Japanese exploitation January 

4, 1945, 5 pp.

111250 Report on Korea; included is information on political and police matters in Korea 

January 2, 1945, 6 pp.

111314 Report that Japanese reaction after Pearl Harbor is described as one of 

hysterical joy, marking the beginning of a “superiority of the yellow race 

campaign” 1942, 1 p.

111329 Account of an individual’s arrest, interrogation, imprisonment, trials, and 

sentence by the Japanese in Nagasaki City; also miscellaneous notes on the 

Japanese police 1944, 3 pp.

111379 Report on Japanese occupation of Foochow, China; included is information on 

looting December 4, 1944, 4 pp.

111406 Translated Japanese order to two military police to act as liaison in the Maymyo 

area of Burma October 5, 1944, 1 p.

111407 OSS R&A India-Burma Forward HQ. Japanese documents found in Burma 

December18, 1944, 1 p.

111408 OSS R&A India-Burma Forward HQ. Japanese documents found in Burma 

December 15, 1944, 1 p.

111409 OSS R&A India-Burma Forward HQ. Japanese documents found in Burma 

December 15, 1944, 1 p.

111410 OSS R&A India-Burma Forward HQ. Japanese documents found in Burma 

December 12, 1944, 1 p.

111529 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on the Japanese police January 5, 1945, 2 pp.

111530 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information about the Japanese police January 11, 

1945, 3 pp.

111622 List of captured Japanese documents seen in North China 1944, 10 pp.

111678 Report on banking in China; included is information of the effects of Japanese 

occupation on banking December 1944, 4 pp.

111713 Summary of prisoner of war camps in Japan and Japanese-occupied territory, 

consisting of statistical tables of prisoners at each camp January 5, 1945, 35 pp.

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111759 Informant report on Korea January 1945, 5 pp. 

111780 Report on the political problems of Koiso regarding war aims and negotiated 

surrender December 26, 1944, 3 pp.

111864 Review No. 23; contains information on prisoner interrogation methods June 1, 

1944, 40 pp.

112107 Report on Japanese opinion on French Indo-China situation Dec. 27, 1944, 2 pp.

112233 Report on the Hong Kong-Shanghai Bank in Thailand; included is information on 

the Japanese looting of the bank January 1945, 1 p.

112266 Report indicating that the Japanese used gas in the fighting around Tangchiacha 

1944, 2 pp.

112323 Report on Korean education and indoctrination by Japanese Jan. 23, 1945, 6 pp.

112333 Translation of a portion of a document giving report on Japanese use of gas 

in China; with information of the Japanese units using gas, areas where used, 

date, weather, wind, equipment and agent is given in each instance of gas use 

cited December 16, 1944, 4 pp.

112334 Report on Japanese gas warfare in Central China December 5, 1944, 5 pp.

112339 Interrogation report relating to Burma; included is information about 

propaganda, political parties, the Indian Independence League, and the Hidari 

Kikan received February 5, 1944, 15 pp.

112445 Information on psychological warfare against Japan January 9, 1945, 6 pp.

112529 Notes on conditions in Penang, including conscription of Indians for the Indian 

National Army, Malayas acting as informers for the Japanese Dec. 1944, 2 pp.

112743 Report on Pantai, Malaya; included is information on Japanese taking junks, big 

rubber and coconut estates January 18, 1945, 6 pp.

112744 Report on the military and economic situation in Sumatra; included is 

information on Japanese confiscating vehicles, Japanese trade restrictions Jan. 

17, 1945, 6 pp.

112746 Report on general conditions in Sumatra and Malaya January 12, 1945, 4 pp.

112747 Report on general conditions in Sumatra (vicinity of Belawan); includes 

information on military and labor recruiting; Japanese requisition of crops; 

Japanese attacks on women; Japanese confiscation of Dutch coins January 12, 

1945, 6 pp.

112748 Report on general conditions in Malaya (Penang Island); includes information 

about Malays and Indians conscripted for military and police service; Chinese 

conscripted for labor; controls and documents; all lepers alleged to have been 

burned to death and all Chinese scholars forced to do hard labor, etc. January 

11, 1945, 7 pp.

112749 Report on general conditions in Penang Island, Malaya, Burma and Thailand; 

included is information on Japanese requisitions of junks January 11, 1945, 

5 pp.

112750 Report on Penang Island, Malaya; included is information on opium ration cards 

January 11, 1945, 4 pp.

112751 Report on general conditions in Burma (King Island); included is information 

on Japanese conscription of labor, Japanese treatment of women, Japanese 

requisitions, crime January 15, 1945, 5 pp.

112752 Economic, Military, and Administrative Situation in Burma (Bilugyun Islands, 

Moulmein District); included is information on capture of U.S. airmen, 

conscription of coolie labor, population controls, crime January 15, 1945, 7 pp.

112814 Report on conditions in Penang; included is information on Japanese operating 

former British shops December 1944, 1 p.

112836 Interrogations on conditions in Bandar Penggaram, Malaya; included is 

information on labor conscription 1944, 3 pp.

112879 Report on Gen. Koiso and Adm. Yonay [Yonai] October 4, 1944, 1 p.

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112885 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on the Japanese police system January 

27, 1945, 3 pp.

112886 Survey of Foreign Experts. Information on the Japanese police system January 

29, 1945, 3 pp.

112890 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Police in Matsuyama, Japan January 25, 

1945, 2 pp.

112891 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Korea January 23, 1945, 4 pp.

112893 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Shingishu, Teishu, Heijo (Korean cities) 

January 29, 1945, 14 pp.

112915 Preliminary survey of Japanese social and psychological conditions October 13, 

1942, 111 pp.

113094 Report on Japanese recruiting for the army and for labor everywhere in Sumatra 

and a number of men and women were conscripted in Belawan to work for the 

Japanese January 12, 1945, 2 pp.

113096 OSS Report on Sumatra; included is information on Japanese brutality January 

12, 1945, 2 pp.

113099 OSS Report on Medn, Belawan, Sumatra; included is information on Japanese 

taking cattle January 12, 1945, 1 p.

113101 OSS Report on Malaya; included is information that opium can be bought in 

Georgetown with rationing cards 1944, 2 pp.

113163 Report on Manchuria; included is information on Manchurians being conscripted 

to serve in the Puppet Army of Henry Pu-Yi January 8, 1945, 2 pp.

113172 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Chinese 

being forced to serve in Japanese army January 2, 1945, 2 pp.

113261 Civil Affairs Administration of Sumatra: Problems and Plans; included is 

information about Japanese occupation January 4, 1945, 13 pp.

113267 Notes on the Mergin Archipelago, Malaya; included is information regarding 

Japanese efforts to get the natives to use opium January 20, 1945, 1 p.

113324 Translated Japanese pocket notebook found in Burma January 9, 1945

113350 Report on the Japanese police February 1, 1945, 4 pp.

113354 Report on the Japanese police February 2, 1945, 4 pp.

113405 Report on the Puppet Government in China November 25, 1944, 2 pp.

113412 Interrogation of Japanese prisoners of war in China June 1944, 8 pp.

113413 Interrogations of Japanese prisoners of war in China June 1944, 8 pp.

113422 Interrogation report regarding Japanese prisoners of war captured in China; 

June 1944, 10 pp.

113527 Report mentioning Chinese force laborers in the coal mines in the Fuhsin area 

January 3, 1945, 1 p.

113555 Report on Japanese activities in Macao December 29, 1944, 2 pp.

113614 Report on conditions in Burma; included is information about robberies, 

Japanese requisitions, suicides by girls because of clothing shortage 1944, 3 pp.

113617 Report on Malayan conditions, mostly on Penang; included is information on 

Japanese confiscations; military conscription of Malays and Indians, Chinese 

labor conscription, persecution of Chinese scholars, thefts, 1944, 6 pp.

113622 List of captured Japanese documents seen in North China 1944, 10 pp.

113682 References to activities of Indians in Japan and occupied areas, extracted 

from Japanese radio broadcasts (1941-1944), indexed with biographical notes 

November 16, 1944, 99 pp.

113686 An outline of the Japanese cabinet ministries and their internal organization 

December 31, 1944, 55 pp.

113696 Report on Sumatra; included is information about prisoner of war camp housing 

some 3,000 European and Dutch male prisoners, Japanese treatment of 

civilians, Malays acting as police and spies October 1944, 2 pp.

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113716 Semi-Monthly Report No. 14. Information on the influence of Allied propaganda 

as revealed in the interrogation reports of Japanese prisoners of war captured 

prior to September 1, 1944, and in captured documents and other sources 

December 15, 1944, 57 pp.

113835 Report on programs of Japan in China: Central Coastal Provinces; included 

is information on propaganda, police control, pacification program; also 

biographies of Chinese and Japanese leaders, together with some European, 

Thais, Indians, and Filipinos January 20, 1945, 226 pp.

113871 Summary of Japanese military operations in China the last quarter of 1944 

January 9, 1945, 4 pp.

113899 Notes on Malaya; included is information on Japanese firms owning bauzite 

mines, Japanese conscription of Chinese for labor 1944, 4 pp.

113929 East Indies Intelligence Notes. Contains diary of events, and articles on the Far 

East war, the Burma Road, etc. December 10, 1944, 19 pp.

113937 Interrogation of an Chinese coolie on two leading Chinese in Penang, Malaya, 

one who supplied girls to the Japanese January 22, 1945, 3 pp.

113918 Report on the Tavoy Palauk Area and Targets to North, Burma; included is a 

who’s who of native personalities January 10, 1945, 43 pp.

113949 Report on Kempei Tai in Burma planning to execute two U.S. airmen January 27, 

1945, 1 p.

113950 Report on Burma; included is information on Burmese agents of the Kempei Tai 

January 27, 1945, 2 pp.

114130 Report on Sumatra, included is information on the conscription of Chinese 

shipwrights 1944, 2 pp.

114162 Study of the equipment and capacity of the iron and steel industry under 

Japanese control January 1945, 372 pp.

114236 Report on Malaya; includes information on Japanese taking control of 

plantations, confiscating produce, etc. 1944, 3 pp.

114263 Prisoner of War Interrogation-Intelligence Memorandum No. 5 Interrogation 

of two Japanese soldiers (both born in Korea) captured in China; includes 

information on Koreans within the Japanese Empire January 20, 1945, 13 pp.

114265 Interview with Okano Susumu, representative of the Japanese Communist Party 

in China, regarding what to do with Emperor Hirohito after the war December 4, 

1944, 2 pp.

114296 Location and information on 14 prisoner of war camps in Shanghai, China area 

used either for prisoners of war or civilian internees, and in some instances for 

both January 29, 1945, 4 pp.

114350 Translation of captured document on Japanese hand flag and flare codes January 

3, 1945, 1 p.

114360 List of Japanese voice codes and their corresponding meanings, taken from a 

captured document January 3, 1945, 1 p.

114362 Report on Honan China; included is information on the Japanese requisitioning 

ox-carts and conscripting Chinese workers January 10, 1945, 1 p.

114374 Report on Lo-Ho, Honan Province, China; included is information on increase in 

taxes, forced labor, Japanese torture of Chinese, Japanese suicides, Japanese 

cruelty to own wounded and sick December 18, 1944, 4 pp.

114404 Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 3: Money and Exchange November 1944, 

144 pp.

114431 Report on land requisitioned on Taishan Island of Choushan Archipelago, China, 

for construction of airfield January 17, 1945, 1 p.

114523 Biographical data on Adm. Soemu Toyoda, Commander-in-Chief, Japanese 

Combined Fleet May 10, 1944, 1 p.

114529 Report on Schwebo Valley, Burma; included is information that the Japanese 

insulted native priests, attacked Burmese women, conscripted labor January 29, 

1945, 4 pp.

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114552 Report on Burma; included is information on the Kempei Tai efforts to restore 

order February 2, 1945, 2 pp.

114578 Report on general conditions and guerrilla activities in Malaya and Thailand 

January 22, 1945, 5 pp.

114589 Report on Japan and occupied China; included is information on Mitsui and 

Mitsubishi concerns in North China January 23, 1945, 4 pp.

114684 Report on Japanese occupation of the Shwebo Valley, Burma; included is 

information that natives allowed to keep only one-third of what they produced, 

Japanese looting (including elephants), control of banking by the Yokohama 

Specie Bank January 29, 1945, 4 pp.

114685 Report on Burma; includes information on killings of villagers, tortures by the 

Kempei Tai listed January 27, 1945, 2 pp.

114686 Report on Burma; included is information about local government, Kempei Tai 

administering justice January 29, 1945, 3 pp.

114707 Japanese infiltration Among the Muslims Throughout the World May 15, 1943, 

22 pp.

114724 Report on internal Japanese disputes regarding how and if to end the war 

February 21, 1945, 1 p.

114748 Office Memo No. 210. Notes on Indo-China; included is information on Japanese 

taking crops, prisoner of war camp January 12, 1945, 9 pp.

114853 Report on the police organizations in Burma, including the Kempei November 1, 

1944, 2 pp.

114894 Information on extent of control Japanese have exercised in occupation of 

French Indo-China in matters of censorship of mails, press, and radio Dec. 7, 

1944, 2 pp.

114895 Report on French Indo-China; included is information on Japanese propaganda 

December 7, 1944, 2 pp.

114939 Report on personalities of seven of the top senior officials of the Mitsui, 

Mitsubishi, Okura, and Sumitomo companies in Japan February 20, 1945, 3 pp.

114941 Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories. Japan. 4th Edition; 

includes Japanese diplomats and army leaders in other countries January 8, 

1945, 52 pp.

114952 Credit cooperatives and mutual loan societies in Japan February 1945, 20 pp.

114971 Report on Japanese control of Indo-China December 7, 1944, 3 pp.

114973 Report on the economic situation of the Japanese in Indo-China at the end 

of September 1944; includes information about conscription of merchants 

December 7, 1944, 2 pp.

114978 Report on Japanese control of Indo-China December 7, 1944, 3 pp.

114980 Report on French Indo-China; included is information on Japanese control of the 

black market, etc. December 7, 1944, 2 pp.

114981 Report on French Indo-China December 7, 1944, 2 pp.

114983 Report on Japanese control of Indo-China December 7, 1944, 2 pp.

115310 Intelligence Notes No. 3 Economic and Political Notes on the Shanghai and 

Hangchow Area, China; included is information on internment camp January 31, 

1945, 4 pp.

115311 Notes on North Central Fukien, China; included is information on Japanese 

occupation methods, looting in Foochow, conscripted Chinese labor January 31, 

1945, 5 pp.

115312 Report on diseases in East China; includes information about the possibility of 

bacteriological warfare, especially against pack animals January 28, 1945, 3 pp.

115514 Bulletin: Preliminary Examination of Documents; a list of documents, giving a 

resume of each, including information on Japanese intelligence system in Burma 

February 14, 1945, 8 pp.

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115578 Office Memo No. 217. Report on Korea and possible Allied prisoner of war camp 

at Kyushu January 18, 1945, 8 pp.

115594 Report that Emperor Hirohito is in an extremely nervous condition February 22, 

1945, 1 p.

115642 Report on Japanese conscription in occupied China and Japan of workers and 

men for the Army and Navy December 31, 1944, 1 p.

115735 Japanese economic aggression during the past year; this is an article in a 

Chinese magazine October 1944, 13 pp.

115753 Report relating to Thailand, including information on Kempei headquarters and 

Thai military police camp January 27, 1945, 4 pp.

115843 Office Memo No. 202. Contains information about U.S. prisoners of war, Korean 

gold mines, and possible Japanese use of biological warfare Jan. 30, 1945, 22 

pp.

115900 Report on conditions on Cheduba Island, Burma under Japanese occupation 

January 1945, 1 p.

115925 Conditions in Tokyo after December 7, 1941; supplement to report on 

information gathered on the S.S. Gripsholm; included is information regarding 

treatment of Americans, political conditions, Japanese morale, attitude toward 

the war August 1942, 9 pp.

115942 Survey of Foreign Experts. Report on Manchuria; included is information on the 

effects of Japanese occupation February 20, 1945, 3 pp.

116053 Report on the Kempei Tai in the Akyab Area of Burma 1944, 6 pp.

116054 Report on the Hikari Kikan November 1944, 7 pp.

116063 Report on China; included is information on conditions at internment camp in 

Shanghai February 6, 1945, 4 pp.

116107 Information on the transfer of Allied prisoners of war from Saigon, Indo-China to 

Thailand February 27, 1945, 1 p.

116119 Civil Affairs Handbook, Japan, Sec. 2 Government and Administration January 

1945, 480 pp.

116200 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Location of 

Japanese Gendarmerie Headquarters in Hupeh, China January 16, 1945, 1 p.

116205 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Location of military 

targets in Nanching, China, including Japanese gendarmerie headquarters 

January 14, 1945, 3 pp.

116214 Tentative List of Japanese Diplomatic Representatives in Europe February 10, 

1945, 26 pp.

116216 Translated Japanese army proclamation posted in Foochow, China, promising to 

pay for food and labor, and to recognize existing currency February 2, 1945, 

2 pp.

116259 Office Memo No. 221. Report on conditions under Japanese occupation in Hong 

Kong and Kowloon; included is information on starvation and cannibalism, 

confiscations of radios January 23, 1945, 9 pp.

116496 Report on Manchuria, including information on Japanese using draftees from 

North China and Chinese Prisoners of War as laborers in mines January 3, 1945, 

2 pp.

116541 Report on conditions in Honan Province, China January 26, 1945, 3 pp.

116563 Report on forced working and punishment in Sumatra February 1945, 1 p.

116585 Gen. Okamura, commanding Japanese Army Forces in China, recently issued 

an order to troops stationed in Central and Southern China authorizing them 

to carry out a scorched earth policy when Allied troops land, or why cannot 

withhold the counter offensive launched by the Chinese February 5, 1945

116613 Report on additional Japanese intelligence targets in Germany Oct. 1944, 14 pp.

116645 Report on discipline in the Japanese Army, indicating opium use and resort to 

murder and robbery in order to obtain it; also theft of money in China January 

31, 1945, 1 p.

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116705 Report on the Japanese occupation of Futsing, Fukien Province, China, in Nov. 

1944; included is information on looting and robbing January 25, 1945, 2 pp.

116743 Military Manpower of Japan, Manchuria, and Inner Mongolia Feb.12, 1945, 

10 pp.

116782 Interrogation report on conditions in Malaya January 4, 1945, 5 pp.

116822 Translation of a Japanese report on the construction of collective villages by Tate 

Heidan (troops), Burma received March 2, 1945, 31 pp.

116835 Programs of Japan in China: Central Coastal Provinces January 20, 1945, 226 pp.

117009 Report on Japanese training (by an organization called Kempaw Heiho) of 

Burmese youth to be used as military police February 14, 1945, 2 pp.

117095 Report on Japanese fear of psychological warfare November 7, 1944, 4 pp.

117096 Review of the Tokyo Asahi for August 1944; included is information on Tojo 

Cabinet being blamed, propaganda efforts

117100 Letters from Japanese prisoners of war in China to other prisoners in Burma, 

India, etc. December 5, 1944, 5 pp.

117102 Poll of Japanese prisoners of war in Yenan, China, showing education, length of 

capture, morale and opinions November 25, 1944, 3 pp.

117104 Report of round table discussions by Japanese prisoners of war; included is 

information about U.S. prisoners of war working in Japanese mines November 

24, 1944, 11 pp.

117014 Report on the opinions and beliefs of Japanese prisoners of war in China 

November 21, 1944, 4 pp.

117111 Report on Korea; includes information on compulsory life insurance and 

confiscations December 27, 1944, 3 pp.

117114 Report on Swatow, China; includes information on the police, puppet spy 

groups, etc. February 28, 1945, 18 pp.

117144 Report on the Japanese occupation of Swatow, China. And related information 

February 28, 1945, 18 pp.

117201 Report on Foochow, China; included is information on barbarities, puppet control 

November 12, 1944, 3 pp.

117293 Information concerning the organization of the Japanese North China Army 

Liaison Department February 13, 1945, 5 pp.

117297 Report on Celebes and Netherlands East Indies; included is information on 

Japanese system of obtaining labor, the use and treatment of laborers October 

18, 1944, 4 pp.

117298 Information on the Kempei organization in Java October 30, 1944, 2 pp.

117299 Report on the Japanese occupation of Java; included is information on illtreatment accorded the natives October 30, 1944, 2 pp.

117320 Interservice Monthly Security Summary. A Counterintelligence bulletin for the 

British in India; includes information on signals security, Tokyo Rose February 

22, 1944

117395 Report on Japanese activities in the Menam River area of Thailand January 30, 

1945, 4 pp.

117398 Notes on internment and prisoner of war camps in the Netherlands East Indies; 

included is information that both prisoners and internees were put at forced 

labor 1944, 2 pp.

117404 Information on the organization of the Japanese North China Railway Police 

Bureau 1944, 2 pp.

117455 Report on agricultural productions and supplies in Japan and Japanese-occupied 

areas; included is information on Japanese efforts to denude Netherlands East 

Indies for the immediate benefit of Japan March 2, 1945, 4 pp.

117485 Interview on Korea; included is information on the police force and Koreans 

serving in the police force February 24, 1945, 7 pp.

117486 Interview on Japanese police February 27, 1945, 2 pp.

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117487 Interview on Japanese police February 27, 1945, 4 pp.

117488 Interview on Japanese police February 27, 1945, 4 pp.

117585 Survey of Japanese press, publications and personalities in the newspaper and 

publishing world February 13, 1945, 9 pp.

117635 Report on Sumatra; included is information on Japanese taking over Dutch 

estate at Ophir 1944, 1 p.

117708 List of Japanese Army leaders in Burma 1945, 2 pp.

117709 Report on the torture inflicted by Japanese soldiers on approximately 100 

Burmese police and prominent elders arrested in August 1944 as British spy 

suspects August 1944, 2 pp.

117713 Rules extracted from a Kempei Tai pamphlet on how to interrogate British spies 

January 1, 1945, 1 p.

117714 Report on Japanese requisitioning boats during their withdrawal from Akyab 

Island, Burma January 1945, 1 p.

117716 Report on Burma; included is information on Indian police, Japanese troops 

1943, 2 pp.

117719 Account of prison conditions, food and torture treatment meted to 23 Muslim 

Arakenese arrested April 1943 by Japanese and accused of knowing location of 

radio transmitter; four died while being tortured April 1943, 3 pp.

117721 Report on the Japanese in Burma; included is information on the propaganda 

department of the Kempei Tai, suicide squad, liquidation of people aiding the 

British January 1, 1945, 2 pp.

117722 List of army, civilian, and Kempei headquarters in Myebon, Burma, and list of 

Japanese officials (Army and Kempei Tai), with some particulars 1944, 3 pp.

117810 Report on Burma; included is information on Japanese propaganda, Burmese 

spies February 15, 1945, 3 pp.

117813 Report on Peking, China covering Japanese occupation from Dec. 8, 1941 to 

Sept. 1943; included is information on hardships for internees Feb. 22, 1945, 

12 pp.

117830 Report on Japanese educational policy in occupied Asia November 1944, 9 pp.

117831 Twenty-Five illustrated charts of Japanese Army organization and other charts 

October 1944

117893 Report on Japanese efforts in occupied China to make people make “voluntary” 

contributions of copper January 22, 1945, 1 p.

117914 Report on Thailand and French Indo-China March 9, 1945, 1 p.

117917 Report on Thailand and French Indo-China March 10, 1945, 1 p.

117938 Report on the economic role of the overseas Chinese in British Malaya; included 

is information on conditions under Japanese occupation January 1945, 30 pp.

118057 Report on Western Honan, China; included is information on Japanese demands 

for metal in occupied areas, shortages and hardships of the people March 3, 

1945, 9 pp.

118115 Study on the psychology of the Japanese by Maj. Sherwood F. Moran, USMC 

October 21, 1944, 24 pp.

118116 Report of an analysis of Japanese military psychology May 30, 1944, 12 pp.

118117 Japanese Military Terms: Brief tables of useful Japanese front-line phrases, 

Japanese military commands, and military terms December 21, 1944, 4 pp.

118118 Table of security classifications for Japanese army and navy documents, giving 

both the Japanese characters and translations February 1, 1945, 4 pp.

118215 Interrogation of 91 Australians prisoners recovered from a torpedoed Japanese 

transport in the China Sea in September 1944; November 17, 1944, 37 pp.

118230 Information on the requisitioning by the Japanese of skins and furs in Shntung, 

China February 1, 1945, 1 p.

118239 Report on Japanese suicide or explosive motor boats March 12, 1945, 2 pp.

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118286 Discussion of the Japanese government; included is information on the police 

system, Imperial Rule Assistance Association, structure of government, patriotic 

organizations, etc. March 14, 1945, 29 pp.

118460 Information concerning Allied prisoners of war held by the Japanese in 

South Indo-China; numbers are given by nationality, location of camps and 

approximate number in each March 2, 1945, 2 pp.

118491 Translation information from the front of a Japanese soldier’s diary published by 

the Army Club in Tokyo. It lists members of the Imperial family and their birth 

dates September 25, 1943, 4 pp.

118558 Lists, with statistics, of prisoner of war and internee camps in Japan and 

Japanese-occupied territory March 1945, 40 pp.

118583 Report on conditions in Rangoon, Burma; included is information on Japanese 

firms, requisitions February 28, 1945, 12 pp.

118679 Report on differences within Japanese Government and military regarding peace 

negotiations March 1, 1945, 1 p.

118687 Notes on meeting of Japanese diplomats at Bangkok, Thailand May 3, 1945, 1 p.

118707 Information on the effects of American broadcasts, especially regarding remarks 

about the Emperor; included is information on the effect of American broadcasts 

on the treatment of American prisoners February 24, 1945, 2 pp.

118720 Report on the Netherlands East Indies December 3, 1941, 14 pp.

118739 Report on a persecuted group in Japan, the ETA February 5, 1942, 19 pp.

118779 List of locations of Japanese offices and installations (including the Naval Kempei 

office) in Bangkok, Thailand February 28, 1945, 3 pp.

118782 Report on the Kempei Tai in Arakan, Burma; included is information on tortures, 

including water torture January 1945, 3 pp.

119019 Report on Japanese commercial activities in Burma; included is information on 

Japanese firms Mitsubishi, Mitsui, etc. January 27, 1945, 5 pp.

119121 Terrain Study No. 101 Panay, Philippine Islands; included is information on 

Japanese occupation, police forces, personalities November 27, 1944, 158 pp.

119139 Civil Affairs Handbook Japan Sec 3A. The Commercial Code of Japan February 

1945, 148 pp.

119190 Report on Puppet organization known as the Honan Special Self-governing Area 

at Cheng-Hsien, China February 7, 1945, 1 p.

119214 Report on the Japanese-controlled or own industries in Hsuchow, China January 

27, 1945, 9 pp.

119278 Report on Chinese labor drafted for road-widening work February 15, 1945, 1 p.

119279 Translation of a Japanese document dealing with medical matters February 22, 

1945, 3 pp.

119232 Report on scrap metal collection in Hankow, China; included is information the 

Japanese removed all iron plate covers for street drains, all iron doors, rails and 

fences January 25, 1945, 1 p.

119253 Japanese financial press dispatches March 13, 1945, 3 pp.

119280 Translation of a Japanese document dealing with instructions for inoculations 

February 13, 1945, 2 pp.

119281 Translation of a Japanese document dealing with medical matters February 13, 

1945, 4 pp.

119288 Notes on Japanese requisitioning of Chinese civilian clothing at Shanhsien 

January 22, 1945, 1 p.

119332 French text of Japan’s declaration of war against Great Britain and the United 

States December 8, 1941

119534 Survey of the Philippine Islands; included is information on public order and 

police, Japanese occupation, July 10, 1942, 178 pp.

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119680 List of documents microfilmed by the Far East team of an Allied agency in 

Europe; they consist chiefly of French reports on Indo-China, but there are also 

many reports on Japan and some on other Far Eastern areas February 23, 1945, 

15 pp.

119720 Biographies of Japanese officials in the Koiso Cabinet Vol. I A-I, ca. 300 pp. 

March 1945

119721 Biographies of Japanese officials in the Koiso Cabinet Vol. II K-O, ca. 300 pp. 

March 1945

119722 Biographies of Japanese officials in the Koiso Cabinet Vol. III R-Z, ca. 300 pp. 

March 1945

119772 Copy of memorandum, submitted to Allies, proposing to make Shanghai, China, 

an “open city” and Allied comments on the subject March 24, 1945, 7 pp.

119838 Report on Japanese highway construction and repairs in China; included is 

information on force labors January 30, 1945, 7 pp.

119921 Report on Burma; includes information on civilian officials and police, native 

forced labor January 27, 1945, 6 pp.

119875 Report on general conditions in Shanghai, China; included is information on 

effect of Japanese occupation, Japanese removal of equipment February 10, 

1945, 5 pp.

119980 Information on Japanese personnel of the Kempaw Heiho in Burma February 14, 

1945, 3 pp.

120266 Report on flour and textile mills in the vicinity of Tsinan, China; included is 

information on a Japanese taking control over the mills February 11, 1945, 1 p.

120284 Report on China; included is information on Japanese gendarmerie in South 

China, Chinese police, Pao Chia system January 23, 1945, 6 pp.

120344 Terrain Handbook No. 57 Jolo Group, Philippine Islands February 12, 1945, 

60 pp.

120376 Report on Laos; included is information on Japanese commandeering shop 

buildings at Vientiane and desire to commandeer wooden barges March 9, 1945, 

1 p.

120616 Excerpts from the diary of a U.S. officer who was taken prisoner by the 

Japanese in the Philippines; included is information about the prisoners of war 

March 21, 1945, 14 pp.

120671 Report on Japanese work on the Myitta to Sinbyudaing trail and the use of white 

prisoners of war and Burmese forced labor in the construction work February 

1945, 2 pp.

120676 Report dealing with miscellaneous information in regard to the Shanghai, China 

area; included is information about corruption and morale of the police March 

29, 1945, 3 pp.

120778 Notes on the control of the sale of opium by the Japanese in Malaya March 8, 

1945, 1 p.

120781 Report on population controls in Malaya; included is information on a Japaneseorganized auxiliary police service March 9, 1945, 7 pp.

120789 Report on Japanese making families in Sumatra to grow rice for Japanese 

consumption February 25, 1945, 1 p.

120860 Report on the Chih Shan Iron Mine in Wuan, Honan, China; included is 

information about the Japanese military police’s presence at the mine February 

4, 1945, 2 pp.

120872 Report on various currencies in circulation in Burma, Malaya, Sumatra, Thailand, 

and Indo-China March 6, 1945, 8 pp.

120912 Report on occupied China; included is information on the compulsory 

requisitioning of copper coins and cotton in Husngmei, western Hupeh Province, 

China February 1, 1945, 1 p.

121003 Report on the Japanese police March 20, 1945, 6 pp.

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121064 Report on the Japanese in Korea; includes information on the program of the 

Imperial Rule Assistance Association, civil administration, propaganda, labor 

conscription, with biographies of Chinese, Korean, French, Japanese, and 

Russian leaders in Korea February 1945, 85 pp.

121072 Revised Copy of Report on Japan’s Economic Strength in 1945 February 23, 

1945, 9 pp.

121087 Report on Burma; includes information about the Indian National Army and 

officers of the Kempei Tai February 27, 1945, 15 pp.

121145 Report on Soemba and Savoe in the Netherlands East Indies; includes 

information on Japanese naval administration December 22, 1943, 33 pp.

121281 Report on documents required and controls maintained in Shanghai, China; 

included is information on the Lieu Hwan Pao (system for making all persons in 

a certain area responsible for an unlawful act of any one individual) February 

23, 1945, 2 pp.

121291 Report on Korea; included is information on the Japanese occupation, control of 

large businesses, Japanese propaganda, sale of heroin March 14, 1945, 3 pp.

121358 Report on China; included is information on the organization and functions 

of Japanese economic control in Honan by the Army Liaison Bureau, the 

gendarmarie at Kaifeng February 27, 1945, 3 pp.

121477 Report on the Japanese control of the Luichow Peninsula, Kwangtung Province, 

China February 27, 1945, 2 pp.

121540 Report on Thailand and Burma March 9, 1945, 3 pp.

121543 Report on a probable Japanese poison gas factory at Odera March 9, 1945, 1 p.

121544 Report containing information relating to economic matters in Burma; included 

is information on the Japanese operation of the Yethaya Oil Refinery March 7, 

1945, 2 pp.

121605 Report on Seran (Ceram) and adjacent islands; included is information on 

Japanese occupation December 1, 1943, 63 pp.

121642 Terrian Study No. 90 North Borneo; included is information on police for, 

Japanese administration, November 15, 1944, 214 pp.

121658 Information in regards to Manchuria from the North China News; included is 

information on Japanese efforts to extract additional labor from the people, 

Japanese efforts everyone to raise castor beans February 23, 1945, 2 pp.

121670 Report on Japanese putting opiates in medicines at the hospital in Changchow, 

China in order to addict as many of the Chinese to opiates as possible February 

26, 1945, 2 pp.

121673 Description of the Japanese occupation of Lin-hai, Chekkang province, China, in 

1940; and looted everything upon departure February 23, 1945, 1 p.

121682 Miscellaneous Japanese documents, including photographs of aircraft, 

newspapers (with maps of the war, and photographs), etc. untranslated received 

April 6, 1945

121746 Report on medical conditions on Ramree Island, Burma, during Japanese 

occupation; included is information on Japanese methods of occupation March 

12, 1945, 3 pp.

121755 Report on medical conditions on Akyab Island, Burma during the Japanese 

occupation March 10, 1945, 4 pp.

121799 Daily Digest of Economic Intelligence from Enemy Countries; included is 

information on Japanese looting salt mines in Netherlands East Indies, failure of 

Japanese propaganda in the far East, confiscation of industrial enterprises in the 

Far East April 1943-December 1944, 14 pp.

121837 Report that Kempei Tai in Tavoy sometime wore Burmese clothing and long hair 

February 2, 1945, 1 p.

122013 Report on Japanese Army Medical Organization, Training, and Disease Control in 

Burma March 12, 1945, 7 pp.

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122032 Commentary on political and commercial developments in French Indo-China 

received April 9, 1945, 16 pp.

122033 Names and ranks of 11 Japanese generals and admirals who died since January 

4, 1945; reason for death given March 28, 1945, 1 p.

122151 Report on Leyte Province, Philippines August 17, 1944, 99 pp.

122244 Report on Thailand; included is information on the Japanese selling Red Cross 

prisoner of war supplies which were slated for Thailand March 4, 1945, 1 p.

122235 Notes on the transport of Japanese troops and prisoners of war from Thailand to 

French Indo-China April 6, 1945, 1 p.

122344 Information from Japanese prisoners of war in China on various subjects, 

including conscription January 24, 1945, 2 pp.

122368 Miscellaneous information on Japanese and Chinese puppet military and Chinese 

puppet civil officials, police activity, etc. March 15, 1945, 6 pp.

122493 Report on the Burma Defense Army; including information on control by the 

Kempei Tai received April 20, 1945, 2 pp.

122643 Report on the Burma Independence and Indian National armies in Burma March 

1945, 1 p.

122843 Report containing information on poison gas plant in Taiyuan, China January 22, 

1945, 2 pp.

122915 Report on industries of North China; included is information on effects of 

Japanese occupation April 6, 1945, 2 pp.

122990 Names and brief biographical data on Generals and Admirals of the Japanese 

Imperial Armed Forces who had died since December 1941 March 10, 1945, 

22 pp.

123095 Report on the Japanese stripping most of the power equipment from the power 

plant installation in Yungchia (Wenchow) in 1941 February 26, 1945, 1 p.

123100 Report on coal mines in occupied China, Hopeh province, Kailan District 

February 24, 1945, 10 pp.

123138 Report on Chekiang Area, China; included is information on Chinese conscripted 

for Japanese labor details April 6, 1945, 3 pp.

123364 Report on trends in Japanese military morale as revealed in interrogations of 

prisoners of war in the Philippines January 15-March 15, 1945; April 9, 1945, 

31 pp.

123366 Report that Yamada, a Japanese scientist, had taken plans for the V-1 and V-2 

weapons to Tokyo and they would be manufactured there April 15, 1945, 1 p.

123370 Report on the general economic conditions in the Tavoy area of Burma; includes 

information on Japanese occupation methods March 1945, 7 pp.

123413 Report on Burma, based on translated document March 16, 1945, 6 pp.

123440 Periodical Notes on the Japanese Army; includes information on general 

characteristics, conscription, discipline, morale August 1944, 19 pp.

123460 Information on Java April 7, 1945, 4 pp.

123465 Report on Namtu Baldwin Mines, Burma; included is information on Japanese 

control of mines March 4, 1945, 41 pp.

123469 Information on Taunggyi, Burma; included is information on civilian 

administration by the Japanese, propaganda March 8, 1945, 2 pp.

123475 Report on Japanese control of certain industries in the Shan States, Burma 

March 4, 1945, 4 pp.

123479 Report on Burma; included is information on Japanese paying workers in Mong 

Lun and Wa states with opium received April 20, 1945, 1 p.

123485 Report on Burmese personnel of the Namtu Burma Civil Administration, 

describing nine people as well as three Japanese, collaborators, received April 

20, 1945, 3 pp.

123486 Report on Burma; included is information on Japanese administration and 

occupation, prisoners of war March 16, 1945, 11 pp.

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123489 Notes on Namtu, Burma; included is information on civil administration under 

the Japanese, arrest of political prisoners, Japanese collection of “stolen 

property,” torture of Italian Christians, arrest of Catholic and Protestant clergy 

March 4, 1945, 6 pp.

123491 Report on religions in Burma; noted that only the Christians were much 

molested by the Japanese March 17, 1945, 4 pp.

123495 Report on the Burma Defense Army and control by the Kemei Tai April 20, 1945, 

2 pp.

123498 Report on civilian affairs in Namtu, Burma, under the Japanese received April 

20, 1945, 3 pp.

123685 Report on population controls in Tenasserim, Burma; included is information 

about the Kempei Tai April 4, 1945, 3 pp.

123708 Biographical notes on Narida Ichiro, new chief of Central Affairs Department in 

the Ministry of Interior February 28, 1945, 1 p.

123771 Report on Pratas Island, Taiwan; included is information on the Japanese 

occupation which began in 1939 March 7, 1945, 3 pp.

123840 Report on the League for Independence of Indo-China April 21, 1945, 20 pp.

123870 Report on the Burma-Siam Railway, location of prisoner of war camps, and other 

information regarding Thailand December 1944, 38 pp.

123877 Interview with a Japanese medical officer regarding health maintenance of 

Japanese Army in Burma April 4, 1945, 9 pp.

123885 Outline of the organization of the Japanese civil police, with indication of their 

functions April 14, 1945, 2 pp.

123954 Civil Affairs Handbook. Japan. Section 1A: Population statistics of Japan 1940; 

March 20, 1945, 127 pp.

124038 Report on Weihaiwei, Shantung, China; included is information on Japanese 

occupation methods March 2, 1945, 2 pp.

124146 Partial translation of the section on Military government of the East Indies in the 

1944 issue of the Demei jiji nenkan, a Japanese yearbook March 24, 1945, 

12 pp.

124200 Interview with a General with the Korean Revolutionary Army; mentions that 

Korean conscripts in the Japanese Army are loyal to Korea March 12, 1945, 

3 pp.

124201 Office of Naval Intelligence. Report on Leopoldo R. Aguinaldo, used by the 

Japanese as agent for the economic penetration of the Philippines March 14, 

1945, 5 pp.

124224 Interrogation of Chinese and Hainan seamen regarding Malaya; included is 

information regarding Malaya police March 23, 1945, 10 pp.

124447 Report regarding ground defenses of Japanese railways in occupied China; 

included is information regarding reprisals against peasants March 21, 1945, 

7 pp.

124448 Report on Japanese air facilities in Manchuria and Korea February 12, 1945, 8 pp.

124474 Translation of an article by Jiasato Futumi, Japanese Minister to Thailand, on 

future of Japanese-Thai relations March 17, 1945, 13 pp.

124519 Report on Shanghai, China; included is information on requisitions of foods and 

their distribution February 8, 1945, 2 pp.

124542 Miscellaneous intelligence on Asia March 19, 1945, 18 pp.

124582 Notes on the Japanese attitude toward the Buddhists and Christians in Burma 

March 1945, 1 p.

124584 Information on membership in the Heiho organization (Japanese labor battalion) 

in Burma March 1945, 1 p.

124659 Report on Japanese occupation of American institutions and American and 

British homes in Foochow, China March 8, 1945, 2 pp.

124474 Translation of an article by Jinsato Futami, Japanese Minister to Thailand, on 

Japanese-Thai relations March 17, 1945, 3 pp.

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124808 Report on the Japanese transferring industry from Northern Manchuria to Korea 

March 10, 1945, 1 p.

124812 Report on Japanese airfields and naval bases in Korea March 12, 1945, 2 pp.

124839 Report on the various types of Japanese civilians attached to the armed forces. 

April 27, 1945, 4 pp.

124904 Prisoner of war interrogation reports on Japanese telecommunications, radio, 

and postal service April 19, 1945, 5 pp.

124917 Strategic Survey of Indo-China Sec. III, IV, V. Included is information on public 

order and police, Japanese occupation March 14, 1942, 59 pp.

124919 Report on British Malaya; included is information on police, censorship, Japanese 

occupation June 20, 1942, 120 pp.

125145 List of Japanese and puppet heads of Hong Kong departments March 24, 1945, 

4 pp.

125177 Report on relations between Japan the China of Nanking March 20, 1945, 1 p.

125198 Notes on orders issued by Gen. Okamura, Chief of Japanese Expeditionary 

Forces in China, to the Japanese armies in central and southeastern China, in 

regards to chemical warfare training March 9, 1945, 1 p.

125211 Report on Formosa; included is information on restrictions imposed on 

Formosans by the Japanese were very harsh and severe March 17, 1945, 1 p.

125233 Report on the Japanese coup in French Indo-China on March 9, 1945 March 13, 

1945, 5 pp.

125251 Report on conditions at Macao; included is information on cannibalism, Japanese 

commercial enterprises February 7, 1945, 4 pp.

125267 Names and biographical data on Japanese propaganda personalities April 19, 

1945, 6 pp.

125307 Report on the Japanese police system April 19, 1945, 4 pp.

125385 Interrogation of a Korean deserter from the Japanese Army; provided 

information on labor conscription in Korea and army conscription by the 

Japanese March 16, 1945, 5 pp.

125386 Interrogation of a Korean refugee from Peking, mentioning Koreans in China, 

their treatment by the Japanese March 16, 1945, 4 pp.

125389 A Chinese analysis of three new members of Koiso’s cabinet: Kodamo, Aikawam 

and Hirose March 13, 1945, 3 pp. 

125391 Report regarding reported gas warfare in China March 19, 1945, 1 p.

125412 Radio Listening facilities-Japan February 14, 1945, 7 pp.

125602 Biographic information on Japanese Col. Egima, who raped girls, and his 

successor Col. Shishiba in the Maymyo area of Burma April 11, 1945, 1 p.

125610 Report on Japanese conscripting labor to build a railroad tunnel in China March 

10, 1945, 1 p.

125779 Report on Japanese troops and controls in the Batoe Islands, Sumatra April 10, 

1945, 1 p.

125808 Background information on Maj. Gen. Yamada and Maj. Gen. Hamada April 

1945, 1 p.

125835 Report on results of Japan’s conquest of Burma May 5, 1942, 4 pp.

125908 OSS Report on Korean and North China; included is information on Koreans 

being conscripted into the Japanese Army March 25, 1945, 1 p.

125909 OSS Report on Malaya; includes information on Japanese atrocities, prisoners of 

war Japanese controls February 1945, 4 pp.

125918 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Korea; included is information on 

conscriptions, Japanese police March 21, 1945, 1 p.

126090 Report on Japanese conscription and propaganda in Formosa and methods for 

suppressing subversive activity March 26, 1945, 3 pp.

126264 Far Eastern Section, R&A OSS. Development of Thai Cooperation with Japan 

June 9, 1942, 3 pp.

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126279 Notes on Thailand, including Japanese treatment of prisoners of war April 30, 

1945, 1 p.

126390 Strategic Study of New Caledonia January 31, 1942, 32 pp.

126442 Translations relating to the agriculture and administration of the Kwantung 

Territory, Manchukuo April 30, 1945, 21 pp.

126477 OSS Report on Formosa; included is information on Japanese economic and 

cultural controls March 30, 1945, 4 pp.

126589 Report on Kwangtung, Pei-hai (Pakhoi) area, China; included is information on 

behavior of the Japanese during their occupation March 12, 1945, 2 pp.

126593 Report on Hwai Yuen, China; included is information on the Japanese occupation 

March 13, 1945, 2 pp.

126615 Report on Peking, Hopah Province, China; includes information on Puppet Police 

and Japanese methods of occupation March 23, 1945, 2 pp.

126617 Report on Peking, Hopah Province, China; includes information on Japanese 

method of occupation March 24, 1945, 4 pp.

126629 Information on defensive ditch dug by forced Chinese labor near Ch’ing-tao April 

6, 1945, 1 p.

126637 Report on Japanese Army Hospital in Ch’ing-tao, Shantung Province, China, that 

was constructed, beginning in 1940, with forced labor March 28, 1945, 3 pp.

126644 Report on Japanese efforts to force every family in Ch’ing-tao, Shantung 

Province, China to purchase a Japanese-made radio March 28, 1944, 2 pp.

126680 Report on the Japanese industrial and commercial plants in Feng-tien-sheng 

Province of Manchukuo March 20, 1945, 3 pp.

126681 Report on the location and importance of various Japanese enterprises in 

Fushun, Manchukuo; included is information on Chinese laborers imported from 

China not being allowed to return home March 20, 1945, 3 pp.

126690 Report on the city of Peiping, China March 30, 1945, 2 pp.

126742 Report on Thailand; includes information on Kempei activity April 21, 1945, 

6 pp.

126771 Interrogation of Japanese prisoners of war in Burma April 9, 1945, 2 pp.

126772 Notes on Japanese chemical warfare equipment March 29, 1945, 2 pp.

126817 Sketch map of Cheng Hsien, Honan, China, identifying, among other things, 

Japanese gendarme headquarters, police headquarters February 19, 1945, 2 pp.

126843 Report containing information on the circumstances of the death of Adm. 

Yamamoto April 16, 1945, 1 p.

126907 Information on Japanese installations in China April 1945, 3 pp.

126911 Information on medical supplies and health conditions in Thailand; included is 

information on nearly all medical supplies being in the hands of the Japanese 

Army March 20, 1944, 1 p.

126964 Biographical notes on the Japanese cabinet appointed in April 1945, including 

also some secretaries April 21, 1945, 47 pp

127027 Report on prisoners of war, thought to be Australians, doing road repairs on the 

Korat-Kon Kaen road May 7, 1945, 1 p.

127049 Interrogation report on various topics, including British prisoners of war at 

Singapore April 13, 1945, 25 pp.

127050 Japanese personalities in Japanese propaganda, including Toyohiko Kagawa, 

Adm. Hoakuni Nomura, Ambassador Saburo Kurusu May 3, 1945, 7 pp.

127051 Japanese personalities in Japanese propaganda, with brief biographical data on 

some of the individuals mentioned May 2, 1945, 1 p.

127065 Report on Peking, China as of 1942; included is information on restrictions 

imposed on the population by the Japanese March 24, 1945, 4 pp.

127172 Notes on prominent officials and officers mentioned in Japanese propaganda, 

with supplementary biographical information; this report has a special section 

on the family connections of Count Tatsuta April 20, 1945, 3 pp.

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127173 Notes on prominent officials and officers mentioned in Japanese propaganda, 

with supplementary biographical information; this report has a special section 

on the family connections of Prince Takamatsu April 21, 1945, 4 pp.

127174 Notes on prominent officials and officers mentioned in Japanese propaganda, 

with supplementary biographical information; this report has a special section 

on Adm. Toyoda April 25, 1945, 4 pp.

127189 Report of an interview regarding China; included is information on internees 

at Wei Hsien, economic conditions, Japanese intelligence organization April 19, 

1945, 3 pp.

127291 Interview with Maj. A. E. Edale, JAG, on the situation in the Philippines; included 

is information on atrocities April 28, 1945, 4 pp.

127425 Biographical sketch of Gen. Korechika Anami, Minister of War April 16, 1945, 

1 p.

127426 Biographical sketch of Lt. Gen. Kenji Doihara, nominated Inspector General of 

training April 16, 1945, 1 p.

127428 Biographical sketch of Marshal Gen. Sugiyama, Assistant Chief of General Staff 

of the Armed Forces April 16, 1945, 1 p.

127451 Biographical sketch of Marshal Shunroku Hata, Chief of the General Staff of the 

Armed Forces April 16, 1945, 1 p.

127475 Report on conditions in Japanese occupied Burma; included is information on 

Japanese mistreatment of women April 6, 1945, 6 pp. 

127499 Report on Malaya; included is information on Japanese control of food supplies, 

Japanese conscriptions for labor forces April 1945, 1 p.

127641 List of commanders and headquarters of the 11 military districts of Manchuria; 

notes on Japanese and puppet troops April 7, 1945, 1 p.

127658 Report on Thailand, including prisoners of war and Japanese officers in the Ubon 

area May 9, 1945, 1 p.

127687 Report containing information relating to a labor draft by the Japanese for the 

construction of defense trenches in China March 29, 1945, 2 pp.

127688 Report on drafted Chinese laborers to construct fortifications in south Shansi, 

China March 23, 1945, 1 p.

127750 Report on civilian affairs in the Shan States, Burma; included is information on 

tax collections, women’s life, racial groups March 16, 1945, 5 pp.

127532 Report noting Japanese seizing women in Burma April 21, 1945, 2 pp.

127782 Report on the city of Tangku, China March 30, 1945, 2 pp.

127783 Report on a coal field at Tangshan, China that the Japanese had taken over April 

2, 1945, 1 p.

127829 Chronology of events in Japan and Japanese-occupied countries Since 1937 April 

1945, 33 pp.

127935 Information on Shunichi Matsumoto, ambassador to Indo-China, and notes on 

three others May 11, 1945, 2 pp.

127937 Information on Taketora Ogata, cabinet minister without portfolio and notes on 

two others May 10, 1945, 2 pp.

127941 Report on Burma; included is information on prisoner of war and internment 

camps 1945, 15 pp.

127950 Information on numerous top Japanese government officials May 1945, 7 pp.

127951 Information on Gotaro Ogawa, adviser to the Burma government, and notes on 

six others April 1945, 2 pp.

127957 Report on the Maymyo internment camp, Burma 1944, 1 p.

128066 Biographical information on Kyuichiro Tomuka, a Japanese official in China and 

governor of Fukuoka Ken March 31, 1945, 2 pp.

128083 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Report on large 

quantities of germs being brought by the Japanese to Shanghai, China to spread 

diseases among Chinese and U.S. troops January 19, 1945, 1 p.

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128089 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (China Branch). Report that the Japanese 

were stripping houses of all iron and copper in Hankow, China March 2, 1945, 

1 p.

128123 Interview with former Mandalay internees who reported how terribly they were 

treated by the Japanese April 9, 1945, 3 pp.

128131 Report on Japanese-German relations, dated December 15, 1942; February 2, 

1943, 1 p. 

128143 Report on the financial establishment established in Formosa by the Japanese to 

exploit the people of the island March 27, 1945, 1 p.

128152 Who’s Who Information on Japanese military, political and cultural leaders as 

reported in Domei news bulletins, Japanese broadcasts or in Chinese press; 

includes over 400 names March 30, 1945, 45 pp.

128153 Report on the Japanese Army in North China 1937-1945; included is information 

on punitive expeditions and treatment of villagers March 28, 1945, 19 pp.

128187 Translation Section, Military Intelligence Service Language School, Fort Snelling, 

Minnesota. A translation of Japanese Handbook for Naval Personnel; includes 

information on organization, insignia, decorations, regulations, discipline, 

military courtesy, training, and procedure; with glossary November 1944, 75 pp.

128188 Translation of the Japanese manual Yozu To Shakeizu No Kakikata on methods 

of drawing military and panoramic sketches; a glossary of terms and illustrative 

sketch maps are included February 1945, 42 pp.

128319 Locations of prisoner of war camps in Canton, China May 17, 1945, 3 pp.

128320 Locations of prisoner of war camps in Hong Kong-Kowloon March 7, 1945, 2 pp.

128321 Prisoner of war camps in Indo-China March 7, 1945, 2 pp.

128334 Report that Japanese in high places and foreigners in Tokyo admit Japan is 

losing the war; Kurata, former Mitsu director, said that Japan underestimated 

U.S. fighting force and overestimated Japanese economic resistance March 24, 

1945, 1 p.

128411 Microfilm, with index, of captured documents from Burma; included is Japanese 

propaganda, Japanese Army handbook received May 17, 1945, 7 pp. and roll of 

film

128434 Report with information that prisoners of war working in iron mines in Lungyen 

sector, China February 15, 1945, 2 pp.

128479 Report on the organization and principal functions of certain Japanese military, 

police, and political organs in Honan, China, with particular emphasis on their 

economic activities March 15, 1944, 3 pp.

128482 Memorandum on the Korean Provisional Government, consisting of an interview 

with its Foreign Minister; includes information about Koreans in Japanese service 

March 3, 1945, 3 pp.

128486 Report on the Mongmit State, Burma; included is information on police system 

March 1945, 2 pp.

128487 Report on the Mongmit State, Burma; included is information on the Indian 

independent League and the East Asia Youth League April 8, 1945, 1 p.

128488 Report on the Mongmit State, Burma; included is information on administrative 

departments, including police April 8, 1945, 3 pp.

128518 Report on group and individual morale of the Japanese during the Lae-Salamaua 

[New Guinea] campaign, as based on prisoner of war interrogations May 12, 

1945, 39 pp.

128585 Report on Malaya under Japanese occupation; included is information on 

Japanese military administration, puppet administration, financial control 

by a network of Japanese banks, insurance and other rackets, exploitation 

of minerals and other raw materials, social and economic consequences of 

Japanese occupation March 1945, 23 pp.

128656 Report on Japanese military in the Shanghai, China area; high officers are 

named April 27, 1945, 2 pp.

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128856 Report on civilian controls in occupied China; included is information about 

police and other enforcement agencies April 15, 1945, 131 pp.

128951 Reports that contents of U.S. Red Cross prisoner of war packages distributed as 

luxuries to high Japanese officers in Indo-China March 15, 1945, 1 p.

129068 Report on all forms of Japanese communications March 31, 1945, 6 pp.

129075 Report that the Japanese are using a former air-raid shelter as a vault for 

treasures April 20, 1945, 1 p.

129100 Report on an interview with two members of the staff of the Japanese embassy 

in Berlin; gave impression that Japan will be a necessary buffer to protect 

America from Soviet expansion in the Far East, insisted that only the Emperor 

could make peace, expressed hope for an “honorable” peace to insure good 

American-Japanese relations in the future May 1945, 1 p.

129151 Japanese Military Terms Defined, Explained and Illustrated Sept. 1944, 17 pp.

129152 Radio Intercept Messages and Radio Monitoring (tentative Edition). Information 

on Japanese Order of Battle, propaganda, economic and political situation, 

Japanese terms appearing in Domei dispatches, glossary of Japanese terms, etc. 

December 1, 1944, 80 pp.

129153 A Guide to Fundamentals of Sosho; includes a glossary of abbreviated Kanji 

forms March 1945, 86 pp.

129154 Textbook on the Japanese Army Vol. I contains information of the Japanese 

Emperor, the armed forces, military system, war ministry, vocabularies of terms, 

etc. September 1944, 109 pp.

129155 Textbook on the Japanese Army Vol. II contains information on Army 

organization, territorial organization, infantry, air corps, etc. Sept. 1944, 

141 pp.

129156 Textbook on the Japanese Army Vol. III contains information on chemical 

warfare, military grammar, titles, holidays, Japanese military writing, order of 

battle, prisoners’ care and interrogation, etc. September 1944, 191 pp.

129157 Report on methods of interrogating Japanese prisoners, with a list of information 

sought September 1943, 24 pp.

129158 Report on U.S. intelligence techniques on Guadalcanal and Attu as shown in 

interrogation of prisoners, translation of captured documents, propaganda, use 

of American-born Japanese, treatment of Japanese diaries, etc. Dec. 15, 1943, 

16 pp.

129160 Talk on Understanding the Japanese Army by Maj. Paul Rusch Oct. 1944, 26 pp.

129162 Glossary of Japanese mapping terms September 1944, 8 pp.

129163 Essentials of Japanese Military Grammar November 1, 1944, 79 pp.

129164 Japanese Naval Administration and Installations Syllabus giving Japanese and 

English for each item September 1943, 19 pp.

129165 Report on Japanese military commands and hand-signals (in Japanese and 

English) May 23, 1945, 11 pp.

129166 Translated Japanese manual for artillery observation and signal communication 

with lists of equipment November 1944, 40 pp.

129167 Textbook on the Japanese Army Vol. IV contains Japanese military sketches, 

maps, symbols, abbreviations, terms, flags, chronology, etc. September 1944, 

275 pp.

129168 Institutional factors in Japanese nationalism; an analysis of Shinto, Buddhism, 

and other Japanese religions, as well as the political theory of the Japanese 

state, the family system, feudal traditions, Bushido, and Yamato Damashi (“Soul 

of Old Japan”), Education’s role is indicated received May 23, 1945, 37 pp.

129169 Report on racial characteristics of the Japanese; an analysis of the Japanese 

character including physical, ideological, and institutional characteristics; 

includes information on the position of women and Japanese writing probably 

induces poor eyesight January 1943, 45 pp.

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129170 Japanese words of Military Value (not found in most dictionaries). Revised 

Edition August 1943, 42 pp.

129171 Lecture on Japanese militarism by an instructor at the Military Intelligence 

Service Language School received May 22, 1945, 50 pp.

129173 Glossary of Japanese Medical Terms April 24, 1944, 26 pp.

129177 Report on the political parties in Burma April 13, 1945, 8 pp.

129230 Translated Japanese and Chinese publications containing Japanese political 

information April 11, 1945, 12 pp.

129283 Report on Japanese intelligence activities in Burma from 1942 to early 1945; 

included is information regarding the Hikari-Kikan, the Army Special Service 

Organization April 28, 1945, 6 pp.

129298 Report on conditions in the Shansi and Hopeh Provinces of China; included is 

information on Japanese methods of occupation, transfer of loot to Manchuria; 

Japanese, Puppet and Communist looting April 24, 1945, 3 pp.

129311 Report that Japanese troops in China have gas masks and are ready to us gas if 

necessary there April 26, 1945, 2 pp.

129331 Report on the situation in Japan and North Manchuria; included is information 

on condition of U.S. prisoners in Japan January 1945, 5 pp.

129375 Report on economic conditions in Thailand, including Thai loans to the Japanese 

Government March 20, 1945, 2 pp.

129619 Who’s Who information on Japanese military, political and cultural leaders as 

reported in Domei news bulletins, Japanese broadcasts or in the Chinese press 

April 23, 1945, 20 pp.

129623 Report on Japanese chemical factories in China May 3, 1945, 1 p.

129784 Intercepted letters to and from Japanese national in Rome Italy with brief 

translated extracts April 24, 1940-December 1941, 4 letters

129793 Report on two airfields in Thailand; included is information that 400 prisoners of 

war and 1,000 natives doing the airfield construction May 18, 1945, 1 p.

129797 Report on the Japanese headquarters at Ubon, formerly known as the Ishigawa 

Unit; included is information on the prisoner of war camp at Ubon and on four 

other prisoner of war camps nearby May 17, 1945, 1 p.

129817 Prisoner of war interrogation on Japanese Army morale in Burma May 7, 1945, 

3 pp.

129821 Report on the Shan States, Burma; included is information on Japanese 

occupation and administration April 8, 1945, 4 pp.

130003 Information on Hong Kong; included is information on Japanese controls April 8, 

1945, 2 pp.

130011 Report on conditions in Hankow, China; included is information on Japanese 

depositing money in the names of their Chinese wives April 7, 1945, 3 pp.

130093 Report on Japanese occupation of Mogok, Burma; included is information about 

the Japanese military police being brutal and mistreating Anglo-Indian girls April 

28, 1945, 3 pp.

130096 Report on Shantung Province, China; included is information on Japanese 

economic policies February 1945, 2 pp.

130101 Report on the Namtu Baldwin Mines in Burma; included is information on 

method of Japanese operation, removal of machinery April 26, 1945, 2 pp.

130104 Report on the Japanese occupation of Mogok, Burma; included is information on 

Japanese military police, commandeering of cars April 26, 1945, 4 pp.

130113 Report on Lawksawk, Burma during Japanese occupation May 26, 1945, 1 p.

130118 Report on the very bad treatment of British Indian prisoners of war in the camps 

in Thailand; atrocities noted May 1, 1945, 1 p.

130134 Report on the Japanese occupation of Mogok, Burma; including information on 

Japanese military police April 26, 1945, 6 pp.

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130135 Report on conditions in Peking, China; included is information on Japanese 

treatment of population April 23, 1945, 2 pp.

130170 Report of a chemical warfare intelligence group in China, composed of U.S., 

Chinese officers, and missionaries. Noted that U.S. officers feel that the Chinese 

officers “save face” by complaining of Japanese use of gas and that direct proof 

that gas was used could not be found, though Chinese official reports frequently 

mention gas attacks. Very few items could be found about alleged bacterial 

warfare May 8, 1945, 22 pp.

130184 Report on the Karens under the Japanese occupation of Burma; included is 

information about the hardships they endured under the Japanese, villages and 

property destroyed April 28, 1945, 1 p.

130186 Report on Burma under Japanese occupation; included is information on 

Burmese who collaborated and others who engaged in widespread terrorism and 

robbery April 28, 1945, 3 pp.

130188 Information on Dr. Ba Maw before and during the Japanese occupation of Burma 

April 28, 1945, 2 pp.

130213 Report on Manchurian puppet units which are mixed with Japanese, Koreans, 

and Chinese May 15, 1945, 5 pp.

130333 Interrogation report of an Indo-Chinese police commissioner on Indo-China; 

included is information of native criminal who worked for the Japanese May 14, 

1945, 4 pp.

130339 Interrogation report on French Indo-China; included is information on Japanese 

methods in Indo-China May 11, 1945, 3 pp.

130372 Reference to a Japanese military order covering the collection and transportation 

of food in the Fen River area of Southern Shansi Province, North China May 1, 

1945, 1 p.

130410 Report on alleged use of gas by the Japanese in China May 4, 1945, 2 pp.

130411 Report on a Japanese army gas mask seen in North China May 3, 1945, 1 p.

130412 Interrogation of three Japanese prisoners of war on preparations for use of gas 

by Japanese forces, gas masks for Japanese civilians May 3, 1945, 2 pp.

130591 Report on the organization of the Japanese secret service May 3, 1945, 1 p.

130596 Locations of various Japanese military installations at Shanghai, Hangchou, 

Lingling, China May 2, 1945, 1 p.

130598 Report on Japanese shipments of poison gas to Changsha (Hunan) from Yueh 

Yang and Gen. Okamura proposing to use gas against the U.S. May 14, 1945, 1 p.

130601 Repot on Japanese troop gas drill at Cheng Haien, China May 12, 1945, 1 p.

130603 Report about venereal diseases in the Japanese Army; noted that Japanese girls 

work in first class brothels and Korean girls in the others; all are infected May 

13, 1945, 1 p. 

130607 Report on Thailand; includes information on Prisoners of War May 25, 1945, 1 p.

130633 Report on political parties and groups in Formosa, including secret and nonsecret groups formed by the Japanese April 11, 1945, 7 pp.

130682 Notes on Japanese war crimes, mistreatment of Chinese civilians, etc. May 20, 

1945, 1 p.

130710 Report on conditions in Java May 1944, 9 pp.

130711 Report on conditions in Java May 10, 1945, 4 pp.

130718 Information the Surname Changing Movement and Japanese efforts to 

assimilate the Formosans; included is information on punishment given for noncooperation April 1945, 1 p.

130728 Report on agricultural organization under the Japanese in Burma; included is 

information on various agricultural societies, and on the relation of the army, 

government, and cotton companies May 8, 1945, 3 pp.

130731 Report on the Indian population in Burma and the Indian Independence League 

May 9, 1945, 4 pp.

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130745 Interrogation on Malaya; included is information on Japanese relocation and 

control of the population May 17, 1945, 4 pp.

130787 Report on Japanese in Korea, including statistics on Japanese arrests of 

Koreans, and on inmates of concentration camps. May 2, 1945, 9 pp.

130802 Report on China, including information on military chemical industry societies 

April 18, 1945, 2 pp.

130819 Report on Amherst District, Burma; includes information on prisoner of war 

camps, espionage May 4, 1945, 23 pp.

130820 Report on the Thaton district of Burma; included is information on Kempei 

security controls, police, intelligence organizations, occupation methods April 

30, 1945, 8 pp.

130884 Notes on Thailand; includes information on Japanese Kempei Tai sent to Mong 

Hsat for espionage purposes May 1945, 1 p.

130920 Report on Manchuria; included is information of Japanese punishment of certain 

people April 17, 1945, 2 pp.

130925 List of medical supplies captured from the Japanese at the fall of Fort Dufferin, 

Burma, March 20, 1945; an anti-disease suit found was probably used for 

decontaminating plague victims’ houses, rather than for bacteriological warfare 

May 12, 1945, 5 pp.

130926 Description of a captured Japanese Petri dish container and dishes, useful in 

field laboratories May 10, 1945, 1 p.

130927 Notes on puppet government officials in Hong Kong and their treatment by the 

Japanese; also that of civilians, looting of homes, etc. May 19, 1945, 1 p.

130934 Locations of various Japanese military installations and depots in Indo-China 

April 29, 1945, 1 p.

130937 Report on significance of the changes in the Japanese cabinet and Japanese 

effort to “fanatically” defend Iwo Jima and Okinawa to make the U.S. war weary 

and promote a compromise peace April 26, 1945, 2 pp.

130985 Report on Japanese requisition, storage, and transport of cotton and provisions 

in Shangtung Province, China April 16, 1945, 1 p.

131005 Report on Manchuria, Part I: Political April 3, 1944, 10 pp.

131047 Report on Japan, including Japanese interest in treatment accorded the German 

High Command by the War Crimes Committee May 1945, 1 p.

131190 Translated letter from Japanese ambassador at Bangkok, Thailand, regarding 

Indian Independence movement May 28, 1942, 2 pp.

131224 Report on the Kempei, including their functions, powers, organization, 

propaganda duties, uniforms, pay, armament, insignia, field units, training and 

selection; relations with Tokumu Kikan and possible “tie-up” with the Gestapo 

April 1945, 32 pp. including illustrations

131250 Report, based in part on Japanese publications, on Formosa April 20, 1945, 

7 pp.

131226 Guide to the Western Pacific 2nd Edition February 1945, 140 pp.

131305 Glossary Principally of Japanese Government Offices and Organization, Romaii to 

English. Provisional Edition, Part I April 24, 1945, 54 pp.

131332 Report on French Indo-China; included is information on methods of Japanese 

occupation May 14, 1945, 3 pp.

131339 Report on the situation in French Indo-China May 14, 1945, 4 pp.

131358 Reported misuse of Red Cross insignia by the Japanese to disguise ammunition 

trucks in Burma April 22, 1945, 1 p.

131374 Translated article from the Yenan Giefang Rhbao regarding the Japanese budget 

and the Koiso cabinet’s financial policy; including is information regarding the 

banking clique and increased plundering March 3, 1945, 5 pp.

131386 Report of Japanese confiscation of coal in China April 28, 1945, 2 pp.

131536 Report on Shantung Province, China; included is information on laborers sent to 

Manchukuo, Japanese interference in commercial dealings April 27, 1945, 4 pp.

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131718 Notes on Kempei officers in Rangoon, Burma and Thailand May 8, 1945, 1 p.

131735 Translation of captured Japanese document by Maj. Masamoto Obikane April 

1945, 3 pp.

131739 Report on French Indo-China; included is information on Japanese occupation 

restrictions March 1945, 2 pp.

131798 Report on Japanese official conferences and decisions made regarding their 

tactics and policy of troops and naval forces in the China campaign May 16, 

1945, 2 pp.

131820 Report on Kwantung Province, China; included is information on the Japanese 

ravaging a Catholic mission May 5, 1945, 5 pp.

131830 Report on Keijo, Korea May 17, 1945, 5 pp.

131849 Who’s Who in Nippon with Manchukuo and China; various ministries May 24, 

1945, 15 pp. 

131853 Information on Japanese military and police in Hong Kong March 9, 1945, 1 p.

131862 Report on Thailand; includes information on the location and description of a 

Japanese prisoner of war camp near Nakorn Nayok May 1945, 1 p.

131986 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Report on 

Wenchow, Chukiang Province, China; included is information on looting during 

Japanese occupation May 7, 1945, 4 pp.

132002 OSS R&A San Francisco. Translation of Manmo Yoran (revised edition: The 

Outline of Manchurian and Mongolia) May 25, 1945, 23 pp.

132043 Notes on Japanese activity in the Ubon area, Thailand; includes information on a 

Dutch prisoner of War being killed while trying to escape from the Ubon Prisoner 

of War Camp May 31, 1945, 1 p.

132060 Report on Wuhsi, Kiangsu province, China; included is information on the 

Japanese requisitioning brass and iron fence from each household and note that 

the puppet Hsien government was ordered to procure 10,000 cryptomeria trees 

May 21, 1945, 1 p.

132066 Report on China; includes information about Japanese requisitioning campuses 

and houses in Shanghai for storage May 9, 1945, 2 pp.

132098 Report noting Japanese removal of commodities during their occupation of Fanch’eng, China March 1945, 1 p.

132185 Report on Singapore; included is information on Japanese methods of 

occupation and control May 15, 1945, 4 pp.

132218 Report on general conditions in Korea; included is information on conscription, 

women being obliged to work in factories and coal mines May 8, 1945, 1 p.

132328 Survey of Lower Burma; included is information on Japanese occupation 

methods January 1945, 62 pp.

132331 Survey of Lower Burma January 1945, 92 pp.

132582 Report on Japanese activities in Indo-China May 21, 1945, 7 pp.

132584 Interrogation report containing information on a Japanese Division in the 

Chumporn area of Thailand May 24, 1945, 11 pp.

132585 Report on French Indo-China, including white prisoners of war May 15, 1945, 

8 pp.

132659 Notes on economic and financial conditions in occupied China; included is 

information on Japanese corruption at Shanghai May 20, 1944, 3 pp.

132764 Information on various subjects; included is an article “Pattern for Larceny” by 

H. Andron, which deals with methods of economic exploitation in Burma and 

Thailand May 12, 1945, 9 pp.

133025 Report on the port of Nagasaki, Japan May 1945, 38 pp.

133055 Report on the Puppet governmental bodies of occupied North China; included is 

information on functions, organizations, personalities May 1, 1945, 14 pp.

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133057 Guide to the collection of Japanese publications essential in military government 

planning for Japan, furnishing a classified bibliography, together with notes on 

the physical appearance of Japanese publications, lists of Japanese prefectures 

and administrative regions, and a selected list of Japanese characters April 

1945, 83 pp.

133133 Notes on the evacuation and transfer of a Japanese prisoner of war camp in 

Thailand August 1945, 1 p.

133154 Interview relating to conditions in Shanghai, China April 14, 1945, 4 pp.

133191 Report containing information the town of Yeung-kong, Kwangtung province 

covering forced Chinese labor in the wolfram mines of Nampang Island and 

pillaging and looting by the Japanese May 19, 1945, 3 pp.

133231 Information on Japanese conscription in Korea May 21, 1945, 1 p.

133287 Report on Japanese controls of Shanghai, China; included is information on 

methods of Japanese control, General Affairs Section of the police bureau June 

11, 1945, 4 pp.

133291 Instructions for Japanese infiltration units and memorandum for spies May 29, 

1945, 1 p.

133337 Information on U.S. airmen who were captured in Burma by the Japanese May 

29, 1945, 3 pp.

133350 Interrogation report on the types, quality and amounts of equipment issued to 

the India National Army by the Japanese May 16, 1945, 2 pp.

133398 Report indicating that the Japanese made use of gas in southern Honan 

Province, China May 29, 1945, 1 p.

133582 Information on the daily food ration of the Japanese infantry in Honan, China, as 

taken from the diary of a Japanese officer May 29, 1945, 1 p.

133653 Enemy Documents. Originals and translations of Japanese and Burmese 

documents June 12, 1945, 35 pp. (19 enemy documents)

133664 Report on the port of Yokohama; included is information about prisoner of war 

camps May 1945, 36 pp.

133666 Current intelligence review; includes information on the Kempei Tai in Burma 

May 26, 1945, 4 pp.

133670 Analysis of military situation in Burma received June 21, 1945, 7 pp.

133682 Collection of Japanese Economic Control Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations May 

12, 1945, 120 pp.

133722 Report on relaxation of press censorship in Japan June 1945, 1 p.

133731 Interrogation report on Japanese artillery units May 20, 1945, 5 pp.

133768 Report on Japanese interference with civil administration in Burma and 

surveillance by the Kempei May 29, 1945, 4 pp.

133777 Biographical information on Capt. Yamashita, head of the Stanley Prison Camp 

at Hong Kong June 11, 1945, 1 p.

133957 Interrogation report regarding Malaya, Burma, and Thailand June 4, 1945, 6 pp.

133977 Interview with former Indo-Chinese police commissioner; includes information 

on Japanese gendarmes, Chinese agents working for the Japanese May 16, 

1945, 8 pp.

133979 Note on the Kempei Tai (Japanese military police), describing organization, 

selection of candidates, functions, liaison with the Tokumu Kikan, use of torture 

and possible subversive activity in areas liberated from the Japanese; also 

statistical estimate of officers distributed in the Far East October 12, 1944, 4 pp.

133981 Report on Subhas Chandras Bose and his plan for India June 12, 1945, 27 pp.

134022 Report on Burma, including Japanese military police and mass murders of 

Chinese troops May 27, 1945, 4 pp.

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134095 Information on security and public order in Shantung and Hopeh Provinces, 

China; included is information on Japanese controls, Gendarmerie, Puppet 

controls, Peace Preservation Corps, puppet police secret service Pao Chia system 

June 12, 1945, 5 pp.

134102 Report on the war effort of Ba Maw’s government in Burma April 1945, 5 pp.

134103 Report on Ba Maw’s visit to Tokyo April 21, 1945, 6 pp.

134104 Report on indoctrination of the Burmese by Japan, describing religious and 

cultural propaganda, etc. April 1945, 6 pp.

134105 Report on the activities of the Mahabama Asia Ayone, a “national” Nazified 

group for Japanese control of Burma, replacing the Bobama Asi Ayone April 18, 

1945, 7 pp.

134123 List of Japanese and puppet officials in Macao April 8, 1945, 2 pp.

134124 Report on general economic conditions in Thailand June 20, 1945, 2 pp.

134142 Report that the commander of the Japanese Gendarmerie at Tsingtao is Col. 

Takahashi March 29, 1945, 1 p.

134239 “My Struggle” by Thakin Tun Oke. A typed manuscript, in English, found in 

Rangoon, Burma; includes information on the manner and extent of Japanese 

subversive activities in Burma and testifies to certain war crimes by Tun Oke and 

his associates June 5, 1945, 104 pp.

134243 Notes on Japanese political policy and propaganda strategy May 24, 1945, 1 p.

134248 Report describing the layout of Stanley Internment Camp, Hong Kong May 14, 

1945, 6 pp.

134256 Report of incidents reported of the use of poison gas by the Japanese in 

China; descriptions of various gases are given; accounts vary and there is no 

confirmation of use of poison gas June 6, 1945, 4 pp.

134341 A list of Japanese and Puppet organizations at Amoy and Kulangsu, China, 

giving title of the organization, name and rank of the head of organizations, 

office address and function February 20, 1945, 3 pp.

134354 Report on China; mentions conscription in Canton June 21, 1945, 2 pp.

134401 Interrogation report on French Indo-China as of February 19, 1945; June 14, 

1945, 4 pp.

134403 Interrogation on Malaya; included is information on Japanese controls June 16, 

1945, 3 pp.

134423 Report on Nanking Area, China; included is information on Japanese 

encouraging widespread use of opium to the detriment of health and mind of 

natives May 28, 1945, 8 pp.

134431 Office of Facts and Figures. Pacific Coast attitudes toward the Japanese problem 

February 28, 1942

134554 Report on Japanese Peace Efforts 1941-1944; May 17, 1944, 4 pp.

134710 Report on Japanese exploitation of Chinese labor received June 27, 1945, 8 pp. 

[Another copy can be found at 134649]

134735 Report on Japanese troop disposition at Thakhek, French Indo-China June 13, 

1945, 1 p.

134742 Four commercial intercepts which describe change in Japan’s economic policy 

with respect to North China June 6, 1945, 3 pp.

134745 Report on Hopei and Shansi Provinces, China; included is information on 

conscription, Japanese and Puppet Government plundering June15, 1945, 3 pp.

134868 Report on Chinnampo, Korea May 30, 1945, 4 pp.

134899 Report on conditions in Sumatra; included is information on Japanese policies 

March 1944, 3 pp.

134911 Interrogation report on West Java June 1944, 2 pp.

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134918 Interrogation report on the East Indies; included is information on Japanese 

ill-treatment of women, forced labor at Ambon and Tanimbar Islands, native 

prisoners at Adoet Bay, Japanese ill-treatment of war prisoners (naming Lt. Soni 

as a war criminal), punishment of natives who protected Allied troops February 

28, 1945, 6 pp.

134919 Report on general conditions in Sumatra; includes information on the Kempei 

base in Belawan August 18, 1945, 10 pp.

134920 Report on general conditions in West Java; includes information on Japanese 

treatment of natives August 11, 1944, 5 pp.

134923 Report on Sumatra; included is information on Japanese restrictions on travel, 

poor economic conditions August 8, 1944, 2 pp.

134924 Report on general conditions on the east coast of Java August 12, 1944, 3 pp.

134925 Report on general conditions on the west coast of Java; included is information 

on forced labor, activities of the Kempei Tai July 27, 1944, 3 pp.

134927 Report on general conditions in West Java; includes information about force 

labor, occupation methods, and relations between Japanese and native women 

August 9, 1944, 3 pp.

134929 Report on general conditions in Java; includes information on occupying military 

forces, enforced labor, people cooperating with the Japanese, occupation 

methods August 14, 1944, 3 pp.

134934 Report on general conditions in West Java; included is information regarding the 

murder of an Australian prisoner of war August 10, 1944, 2 pp.

134940 Report on general conditions on Pisang Island, West Sumatra; included is 

information on labor conscription July 12, 1944, 3 pp.

134941 Report on general conditions in Sunda Straits Area July 13, 1944, 3 pp.

134976 Bank Accounting and Operations in Japan June 1945, 44 pp.

135003 Report on Malaya, including prisoner of war camps June 11, 1945, 10 pp.

135007 Report on U.S. Chemical Warfare Service Intelligence Mission Teams 

interviewing U.S. Army officers, Chinese Army officers, and missionaries 

regarding Japanese use of gas, and although there was alleged use of tear and 

vomiting gases, there was no evidence of use of lethal gas or bacteriological 

warfare June 11, 1945, 1 p.

135025 Report on Malaya; included is information on Japanese confiscating rice June 11, 

1945, 1 p.

135076 Extracts from a captured publicity article on industrial development in North 

China June 15, 1945, 4 pp.

135079 Report on Burma 1942, 30 pp.

135080 Translation of a Japanese Order of the Day document found in Rangoon, Burma, 

relating to Army Commander’s instructions May 3, 1945, 1 p.

135166 General information on Thailand, including Japanese debt to Thailand, repeal of 

Thailand laws discriminating against Chinese June 19, 1945, 3 pp.

135169 Report on the Andamon Islands, Indian Ocean; includes information on 

Japanese threats to natives and British prisoners or war 1945, 3 pp.

135279 Report on Japanese Naval air corps communication in Japan, including codes 

with samples from the code book May 1945, 6 pp.

135471 Report, considered authentic, that the Japanese used tear gas on a small scale, 

at T’ing Ch’ung, Yunnan Province, China, as a result of a harassing tactic or 

move of desperation June 8, 1945, 1 p.

135486 Report on Burma; includes information on Kempei activity April 1945, 8 pp.

135544 Information on the Japanese Emperor and Japanese communists June 21, 1945, 

4 pp.

135588 Bibliography of Materials on the Laws and Administrative Organization of Japan 

June 1, 1945, 277 pp.

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135602 List of Japanese diplomats and businessmen in Rangoon, Burma June 18, 1945, 

3 pp.

135609 Notes upon a Japanese soldier’s diary and notebook; various military regulations 

are quoted June 18, 1945, 7 pp.

135619 Interrogation on Moulmein, Burma; included is information on Japanese Military 

Government, the Ba Maw Government, Japanese military police, Japanese 

imposed restrictions, Allied prisoners June 15, 1945, 14 pp.

135665 File of Japanese documents found in Rangoon, Burma; included are conscription 

notices June 23, 1945, 48 pp.

135667 Report on Burma; included is information on military police and Kempei Tai, 

Japanese Military Government June 15, 1945, 14 pp.

135755 Report on the Mandalay, Burma Civil Police being controlled by the Japanese 

during the occupation May 29, 1945, 2 pp.

135847 Report on trends in population control in French Indo-China, describing 

Japanese and French military controls, Japanese administrative control April 21, 

1945, 3 pp.

135857 Reports concerning the use of chemical agents by the Japanese against the 40th 

Army in China beginning in 1938; details on location, campaign, type of gas 

used, effects, etc. discrepancies in the reports are pointed out June 11, 1945, 5 

pp.

135861 Report that from March to June 1945 there were no indications of Japanese use 

of bacteriological warfare, and little evidence of use of chemical agents, though 

they probably had the equipment to use chemical warfare June 12, 1945, 3 pp.

135862 Observations by a civilian doctor under Japanese occupation of Burma June 16, 

1945, 2 pp.

135917 Report from a captured Japanese document, consisting of regulations and tables 

covering transfer of men from established to nearly created units and table 

or organization of equipment for the new units, apparently issued by 116th 

Division Headquarters following orders of the 6th Area Army and 20th Army 

April 20, 1945, 3 pp.

135922 Report on Thailand; includes information on Japanese conscripting the 

population of small villages

136082 Prisoner interrogation on Cheju Island and political conditions in Korea June 28, 

1945, 5 pp.

136139 Report on defense measures in Shanghai, China, including American and 

British prisoners of war and civilian internees being put on top floors of fortified 

buildings April-May 1945, 2 pp.

136195 Information on Japanese Army units preparation for chemical warfare, anti-gas 

equipment, and use of tear gas June 8, 1945, 4 pp.

136197 Report, considered very doubtful, of alleged use of chemical warfare agents in 

Honan, China by the Japanese June 7, 1945, 3 pp.

136205 Report on Japanese signals: communications in 18th Group Army area (radio is 

included) June 16, 1945, 9 pp.

136249 Report on a new political party in Japan April 20, 1945, 2 pp.

136254 Postal and telegraph censorship reports on occupied China, Indo-China, and 

Malaya; included is information of treatment of prisoners of war and internees in 

Malaya and sufferings of Chinese in Singapore May 29, 1945, 6 pp.

136255 Practical suggestions for public administrators with special reference to Japan 

January 25, 1945, 21 pp.

136282 New administrative system for Japan as described in broadcasts June 11, 1945, 

6 pp.

136354 Report on Thailand, including prisoner of war camp (housing American, British, 

and Netherlands prisoners) May 19, 1945, 3 pp.

136356 Indo-China King proclaimed independence, professed to cooperate with the 

Japanese and declared treaty with France no longer in effect April 1945, 1 p.

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136386 OSS, MO, Calcutta. Interrogation report about the Domei news Agency, 

Japanese censorship June 29, 1945 another copy can be found at 138093]

136389 Translated diary and notes from a Japanese soldier’s notebook listing regulations 

to be memorized and quoting war songs June 18, 1945, 6 pp. 

136422 Report on Japanese military and military police units, including information on 

poison gas shells May 22, 1945, 5 pp.

136540 Translated information regarding Japanese economic activities in Manchuria July 

6, 1945, 8 pp. 

136576 Report on chemical warfare equipment issued to Japanese troops in China and 

ordered by the Japanese in China July 1945, 1 p.

136704 Report on the Japanese control of Shantung, China June 12, 1945, 3 pp.

136717 Hong Kong under Japanese Military Control; translation of an official Japanese 

publication giving a survey of occupied Hong Kong June 20, 1945, 240 pp.

136736 Report on psychological and social tension in Japan; included are prisoners of 

war statements and quotations from Japanese broadcasts June 1, 1945, 60 pp.

136774 Report on the achievements and failure of the Japanese administration of 

Korea; included is information on methods of Japanese administration, police 

organization, Japanese treatment of Koreans September 2, 1945, 14 pp.

136819 OSS, China Theater. Kwantung, China Briefing Book; included is information on 

Japanese controls June 20, 1945, 30 pp.

136821 OSS R&A India-Burma Theater. Interrogation report regarding the behavior of 

Japanese officers and treatment of the soldiers in Korea June 30, 1945, 2 pp.

136876 Report on the Japanese police; included are notes on the Kempei Tai received 

July 11, 1945, 11 pp.

136880 Report on the Japanese Intelligence Service June 25, 1945, 6 pp.

136881 Report on the Japanese Intelligence Service June 23, 1945, 5 pp.

136882 Report on the Japanese intelligence service June 23, 1945, 5 pp.

136884 Outline of the organization, functions, and dissemination of intelligence by the 

Japanese received July 11, 1945, 4 pp.

136885 Outline of the psychological traits and characteristics of the Japanese solider, 

received July 11, 1945, 2 pp.

136886 Outline of identity documents in Asia for refugee control, describing civilian 

documents and armbands often required of foreigners by the Japanese in 

occupied countries, as well as Japanese military and civilian documents and 

identity papers. List of Japanese documents June 26, 1945, 4 pp.

137057 Report on the internment camp at Weihsien, occupied China June 16, 1945, 

3 pp.

137061 Report on Manchukuo, including location of prisoners’ camp June 6, 1945, 1 p.

137064 Report on the Japanese-control asbestos mines in Yen-Jei-T’ung, China June 26, 

1945, 3 pp.

137073 Interrogation notes on Japanese activities in Burma and Thailand July 5, 1945, 

3 pp.

137115 Report containing biographical data about Tsunego Baba, Japanese political 

commentator June 15, 1945, 1 p.

137116 Report containing information on conditions in Shanghai, China during the 

Japanese occupation June 1, 1945, 3 pp.

137119 Details on Japanese in Hong Kong, including seizure of banks and confiscation of 

gold bullion and American money, and control measures over civilians June 14, 

1945, 3 pp.

137144 Interrogation report on Burma; included is information on prisoner of war 

camps, treatment of prisoners, Japan atrocities, Japanese “sex crimes,” 

collaborators (mostly Indian) June 19, 1945, 53 pp.

137211 Biographical data on Lt. Comdr. Hajime Katoh, stationed in China June 11, 1945, 

2 pp.

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137217 Report on the Kempei Tai in Burma June 15, 1945, 1 p.

137251 Current Intelligence Review, containing articles on “Working with War Prisoners 

(Japanese) on Production of MO Material” July 7, 1945, 9 pp.

137266 Interview with Dr. U Kyn about Japanese abuse of civilians and priests in Burma, 

Japanese requests for “heart failure” certificates June 26, 1945, 3 pp.

137315 Report that only 10% of Japanese troops in Shansi area of China carried gas 

masks and no defensive preparations against gas by Japanese troops could be 

noted May 22, 1945, 2 pp.

137316 Report on life in and around Hankow, China as of May 1, 1945; includes 

information regarding discipline and morale of puppet and Japanese troops in 

Hankow and treatment of U.S. airmen June 25, 1945, 4 pp.

137351 Conversations with Japanese in occupied areas about various subjects, including 

Japanese hardships, morale, public opinion, declining morals May 9, 1945, 4 pp.

137375 List of Japanese diplomatic and consular officials assigned to Thailand May 1, 

1945, 3 pp.

137380 Report on conditions in the Shanghai area, China; included is information on 

status of Germans and Jews, Japanese propaganda June 25, 1945, 2 pp.

137383 Report on conditions in the Shanghai area, China; included is information on the 

effectiveness of the Pao Chia system and methods of control over the people by 

the Japanese June 25, 1945, 1 p.

137384 Interview with Dr. Maung-U about misconduct of Japanese troops in Burma June 

26, 1945, 8 pp.

137584 Report of the mysterious deaths among Chinese soldiers on the His Hsia X’ou 

front; suspicion of Japanese use of Bacteriological warfare June 22, 1945, 3 pp.

137639 Report regarding Japanese prisoners of war July 10, 1945, 13 pp.

137741 Report on suspected use of biological warfare by the Japanese in Ch’ang, Hunan 

Province, China June 28, 1945, 4 pp.

137787 Outline of military government and civilian rule as planned for occupied Japan 

July 4, 1945, 26 pp.

137860 Report on Chinese drafted for road construction in North China June 13, 1945, 1 p.

137925 Report, based on a translated document, of the Jugo Hokokai, the Japanese 

Home Front Public Service Organization July 10, 1945, 4 pp.

137928 Translation of Gen. Haieh Nan-kuang’s comments on the resignation of Tsuneo 

Matsudaira, Japanese Minister of the Imperial Household, and its indications 

about Japanese foreign policy June 30, 1945, 3 pp.

137929 Clippings from Chunking, China news sheets about conditions at Hankow and 

Shanghai, mentioning Japanese Army activity June 30, 1945, 4 pp.

138018 The Reconversion of Japanese Industry under Military Government July 1945, 

17 pp.

138090 Translation of propaganda pamphlet distributed in Burma by the Japanese June 

16, 1945

138093 Interrogation report on the Domei News Agency and censorship in Japan and 

Rangoon, Burma June 29, 1943, 2 pp.

138165 Study on Japanization by military force: Manchuria; included is information on 

conscription, “thought control” June 2, 1945, 9 pp.

138485 Brief information on situation in Shanghai, China; included is information on the 

control of movements of Jews, acts of violence by the Chinese pro-Chungking 

terrorists (Blue Shirts) June 12, 1945, 3 pp.

138509 Prisoner interrogation on Korea; included is information on Japanese 

propaganda, secret political activity by the Chundekyo religious group, police in 

Cheju Island, imprisoned missionaries July 14, 1945, 6 pp.

138581 Report on conditions in Shanghai, China during December 1944-January 1945; 

July 6, 1945, 4 pp.

138586 Report on gas masks, and cylinders for chemical warfare found by the Chinese 

on captured Japanese soldiers on the Hunan front. July 7, 1945, 1 p.

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138591 Report on conditions in Haun T’ai, North Shantung, China; included is 

information on forced labor sent to Manchuria July 6, 1945, 2 pp.

138594 Report on Japanese and puppet signal communications (including wire, radio, 

pigeon, messenger services) in the Central Hopeh Military Region of the 8th 

Route Army July 4, 1945, 6 pp.

138618 Report on conditions in Shanghai, China June 16, 1945, 4 pp.

138705 Report on conditions in Tsingtao, Shangtung Province, China June 30, 1945, 

2 pp.

138763 Biographical data on Shikenosuke Hijikata, Manchuria June 23, 1945, 2 pp.

138772 Report on the economic condition of Korea Mach 8, 1945, 33 pp.

138890 Report on Japanese unsuccessful use of Akato gas (both tear and lung irritant) 

in the Heng Yang campaign; Japanese troops in China are poorly trained and 

equipped for gas warfare; gas was also used in the Chang Sha campaigns, 

without authorization (by one unit), after which the gas shells were taken away 

July 2, 1945, 2 pp.

139040 Co-Ordinated Translation Center, Chungking, China. Report on Japanese in 

China; includes information on Korean dope smugglers, forced contributions of 

money June 12, 1945, 6 pp.

139092 Sketch maps of Thailand, showing, among other things, prison camps July 11, 

1945, 6 pp.

139128 Report on Indo-China’s wartime government and main aspects of French rule; 

included is information on Japanese controls July 10, 1945, 73 pp.

139216 Brief information on Japanese troops and prisoners of war being sent into 

southern Thailand to do rail transportation repair work July 13, 1945, 1 p.

139233 Report on security and public order in Shantung and Hopeh Provinces, China; 

included is information on Japanese and puppet controls, Chinese police, Peace 

Preservation Corps, puppet police, secret service July 23, 1945, 3 pp.

139579 Information on Thailand, including Allied prisoners of war July 6, 1945, 6 pp.

139600 Report on Thailand, including Japanese Order of Battle (including puppet 

troops), prisoners of war, and non-Japanese labor forces May 18, 1945, 1 p.

139603 Information on Thailand, including three prisoner of war camps July 11-12, 

1945, 1 p.

139657 Summary of the 87th Provisional meeting of the Japanese Diet; includes 

information on hopes of keeping the Imperial system June 28, 1945, 3 pp.

139704 Report on Chanli, China under Japanese occupation June 28, 1945, 3 pp.

140076 Report on the agricultural situation in Burma under Japanese control; included is 

information on Japanese indiscriminate slaughter of cattle July 18, 1945, 3 pp.

140080 Report on Japanese activities in Hai-Ch’uan, China, including robbing foodstuffs 

and forcing Chinese people to organize Peace-Maintaining Councils in an attempt 

to strengthen their political power over the area occupied July 13, 1945, 1 p.

140109 Report on the Japanese police July 26, 1945, 7 pp.

140397 Report on China; included is information on atrocities inflicted on the Chinese, 

industrial operation of the Yee Tsoong Tobacco Company under Japanese control 

July 12, 1945, 6 pp.

140406 Report on diplomats, including Japanese, in Afghanistan April 28, 1945, 12 pp.

140432 Report on Manchukuo; included is information on police, secret societies, 

Japanese methods of occupation July 30, 1945, 5 pp.

140509 Report of conference in Tokyo; Japanese believe they can obtained a soft peace 

if they can hold out till December 1946 and belief that Russia will enter the war 

at some opportune moment July 12, 1945, 2 pp.

140583 Report on China January 2, 1945, 10 pp.

140715 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (India-Burma Theater, Naval Section). 

Information on Allied prisoners of war and prisoner of war camps in Thailand 

and notes on civilian internees at Bangkok July 11, 1945, 2 pp.

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140716 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (SEA). Report on conditions in Malaya; 

included is information on prisoner of war hospitals, Japanese-controlled police 

force June 28, 1945, 10 pp.

140718 OSS R&A Forward HQ Detachment 101. Report on religions in Burma; noted 

that Japanese built military posts near pagodas and religious buildings and when 

they were bombed used the bombings as propaganda March 17, 1945, 4 pp.

140750 Intelligence Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Hiohata 

and Shikkawa, Japan; includes information on prisoner of war camps July 1945, 

21 pp.

141346 Study of the Philippines Government; included is information on people 

associated with the government, recognition by Spain and the Vatican July 31, 

1945, 60 pp.

141398 Information on political parties and groups in Japan and notes on various 

political personalities July 10, 1945, 3 pp.

141419 Report on agreement on surrender of Japan was reached after much dissention 

in meetings between Diet members, militarists, and the peace faction August 

10, 1945, 1 p.

141477 Interrogation report on Shanghai, China; included is information on the Korean 

section of the Japanese police July 31, 1945, 3 pp.

141473 Report on Japanese atrocities committed against civilian and prisoners of war 

in French Indo-China, Malaya, Thailand, Netherlands East India, and Burma; 

also included is information that the Japanese Army does not make any attempt 

to alleviate the suffering due to disease among prisoners of war in Burma and 

Thailand July 31, 1945, 9 pp.

141481 Interrogation report on Korea; included is information Korean politics, Japanese 

patriotic groups in Korea, Japanese population in Korea, prominent Korean 

personalities (pro- and anti-Japanese) August 3, 1945, 8 pp.

141482 Interrogation report on Malaya, based on interrogations of personnel of the 

Indian National Army August 7, 1945, 5 pp.

141497 Report on Burma; included is information about Japanese police and intelligence 

work, with notes on the Kempei February 5, 1945, 5 pp.

141766 Report on Tavoy, Burma; included is information on Japanese government 

August 4, 1945, 33 pp.

141781 Report on the Commodity Distributing Association of Burma; noted that the 

Kempei Tai keeps close watch over all firms August 2, 1945, 7 pp.

141864 Report on the commodities which the Japanese took from Burma August 4, 

1945, 2 pp.

141958 Interrogation of four Japanese prisoners of war in China; included is information 

regarding atrocity reports July 25, 1945, 9 pp.

142173 Report on the Shan States, Burma; included is information on Japanese 

occupation, Parts I, II, III, IV February-May 1945, 8 volumes

142176 Report on Thailand; included is information on Japanese influence and 

occupation, police and gendarmerie June 1945, 43 pp.

142270 Report on the Kei Bo Tai, an anti-espionage group working for the Japanese in 

Burma July 5, 1945, 2 pp.

142347 Report on Japan and the Japanese; provides historical background February 7, 

1945, 7 pp.

142369 Report on Honan, China; included is information on pillaging, Japanese 

merchants control of business July 14, 1945

142395 A Political Survey of China in 1944 April 5, 1945, 7 pp.

142442 Diagnosis of Japanese Psychology. Part II April 27, 1945, 10 pp.

142466 Report on the mineral resources of Northern China; included is information of 

Japanese use of resources August 18, 1945, 41 pp.

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142467 Report on agricultural exploitation in occupied North China; included is 

information on cotton and food products taken by the Japanese August 10, 

1945, 25 pp.

142566 Descriptions of poison gas experiments being carried on by the Japanese at 

Kaitak Airfield, China August 2, 1945, 2 pp.

142685 Interview regarding conditions in Shanghai, China; included is information 

Japanese controls, espionage August 8, 1945, 8 pp.

142687 Report on Japanese chemical warfare ammunition captured at Rangoon, Burma 

in May 1945; August 4, 1945, 5 pp.

142700 Report on Inner Mongolia; included is information on Japanese Puppet Mongol 

ruler Prince Teh Wang, August 2, 1945, 6 pp.

142748 Report on an interrogation regarding the motion picture industry in Japan 

August 13, 1945, 4 pp.

142750 Interrogation report on Korea and Japan; included is information Japanese 

police and propaganda in Korea August 7, 1945, 12 pp.

142777 Monitored radio messages regarding Formosa; included are directions for the 

surrender of army units in Japan and orders for code books in Formosa to be 

destroyed before the arrival of the Allies August 24, 1945, 2 pp.

142794 Report that Japanese mustered out, with a gift, all Koreans in Japanese Army 

and that the Japanese had declared a general amnesty of political and other 

prisoners August 26, 1945, 1 p.

142810 Report on the Japanese drawing from the Indo-China Bank monies in payment 

of expenses incurred in maintaining law and order August 25, 1945, 1 p.

142827 Interrogation reports on Shanghai, China; included is information on Shanghai 

police, population controls exercised by the Japanese August 14, 1945, 7 pp.

142835 Report on the situation in Burma August 6, 1945, 6 pp.

143027 Biographical information on the Japanese imperial family August 16, 1945, 9 pp.

143044 History of Cabinet Advisory Council; listing of personnel and biographical 

information March 17, 1943-August 1, 1945; August 6, 1945, 32 pp.

143059 Monitored radio message from the Chief of Naval General Staff, Japan, to ten 

commanders-in-chief giving surrender orders August 28, 1945, 1 p.

143154 Brief notes on Amoy in June 1945; included is information on Japanese Order of 

Battle, police, secret service organizations August 1945, 12 pp.

143159 Brief notes on Amoy in May 1945; included is information on Japanese Order of 

Battle, police, August 1945, 6 pp.

143188 Report on Japanese Recruiting and Replacement System; includes information 

on conscription, territorial organization of Japanese army, etc. July 1945, 

366 pp.

143211 Report indicating that ship owners in Shanghai, China have to pay for repairs to 

ships the Japanese requisitioned June 27, 1945, 2 pp.

143267 Report on conditions in Manchuria; included is information draining the wool 

from Outer Mongolia August 20, 1945, 3 pp.

143335 Situation report on Japanese military, including occupation methods in Burma 

February 23, 1945, 53 pp.

143413 H.G.W. Woodhead, Facts and Figures About China July 31, 1945, 292 pp.

143480 Reports that Japanese in Shanghai, China were burning papers, documents 

and records systematically since about August 12, 1945, and that Business 

firms were doing the same thing; also note that there were about 35 American 

prisoners of war at Muifahtsun, near Canton, China September 1945, 1 p.

143483 Japanese Order of Battle, Honan, China August 30 & September 1-3, 1945, 1 p.

143536 Information gathered on the S.S. Gripsholm; included is information on the 

treatment of Americans by the Japanese, Japanese charges of American 

atrocities August 27, 1942, 19 pp.

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143555 OSS SI Report that on August 20, 1945 the Japanese commander in Canton, 

China took gold from the Formosa Bank there and shipped it off. August 28, 

1945, 1 p.

143579 Report that Japanese in Tientsin, China are removing or selling former Allied 

property September 6, 1945, 1 p.

143752 Report that Japanese in China are selling their assets and turning the proceeds 

into gold and information on methods by which the Japanese controlled the 

price of gold September 11, 1945, 2 pp. 

143843 Information on the Free Thai movement September 11, 1945, 1 p. 

144394 OSS R&A. Public information in Japan August 20, 1945, 160 pp.

144401 Report on Japanese overseas August 20, 1945, 61 pp.

144532 Report on the Asano Industrial Combine of Japan and its officers September 26, 

1945, 51 pp.

144564 Information regarding the Japanese Executive Branch of Government, including 

the Emperor and his advisors October 18, 1945, 36 pp.

144615 Report on the pre-surrender Japanese national election system Oct.18, 1945, 68 pp. 

145067 Study of Japanese organization and use of Burma’s industries for war purposes, 

1942-1945 November 1, 1945, 65 pp.

145151 Japanese amnesty of political and criminal prisoners on October 17, 1945; 

January 8, 1946, 4 pp.

145304 OSS R&A Report No. 3378.2. Report on the Sumitomo Industrial Combine of 

Japan and its officers December 18, 1945, 75 pp.

Name and Subject Indexes to the “XL” and “L” Series [Entries 19, 21] 

(0226-NM-54-17) 

These card indexes are arranged in three subseries (persons, countries or geographic areas, 

and subjects), each thereunder arranged alphabetically. The entries within each subseries 

follow the same numerical classification scheme as described for the name and subject 

indexes to the “regular” intelligence reports; the format and content of the card indexes also 

remains the same. Boxes 1-120 location: 190/4/10/07. 

Box Subject

1-10 Names of individuals and companies location: 190/4/10/07 

11-16 Subjects location: 190/4/11/01 

16-120 Countries location: 190/4/11/01

25-26 Burma location: 190/4/11/02

28-32 China location: 190/4/11/02

72-73 Indochina location: 190/4/11/07

78-84 Japan location: 190/4/11/07

85-86 Java location: 190/4/12/01

88 Korea location: 190/4/12/02

93 Netherlands East Indies location: 190/4/12/03

95-96 Philippines location: 190/4/12/03

104 Singapore location: 190/4/12/04

110-11 Thailand location: 190/4/12/04

Formerly Security-Classified Intelligence Reports (“XL” Series) 1941-1946 

(0226-NM-54-19) 

Similar in content to the “regular reports” (Entry 16), this series is also arranged 

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numerically (XL 1-51,494 with gaps), with some unnumbered documents appended to the 

end of the series. “XL” denoted more limited distribution than that governing “regular” 

intelligence reports: OSS staff members could borrow “XL” documents for use, but members 

of other agencies could not. The wide range of intelligence content, however, matches that 

of the principal series of intelligence reports, with the possible addition of more data for the 

1945-1946 period. The distinguishing characteristic of this series lies in the large number of 

captured German documents, most of which constitute original copies. A number of reports, 

still indexed in the OSS records system, were withdrawn by the State Department during 

the early postwar period and became integrated in that agency’s files; sometimes these 

transfers are indicated by withdrawal cards. The select listing of reports below was based 

on a review of the index and many of the records themselves. There may be instances that 

a specific document is listed but is not in the files for the reason just discussed. 

Boxes 1-263, 265-470 location: 190/4/12/06 

Boxes 264, 471-474 location: 190/B/1/03

XL Subject

931 Military Intelligence Service. Interview relating to Manchukuo June 20, 1944, 

4 pp.

954 Military Intelligence Division. List of the names and locations of Japanese 

diplomatic and consular officers in occupied China June 16, 1944, 3 pp.

962 OSS R&A Report [No. 1992] on Burma. Contains information about the 

Japanese occupation, including Japanese exploitation of Burmese oil 

resources and the Provisional Government of Free India under Subhas 

Chandra Bose May 15, 1944, 26 pp.

1041 Army Service Forces Handbook Civil Affairs Handbook: Japan: Section 2a. 

Government and Administration July 3, 1944, ca. 60 pp.

1104 Article from the German magazine Die Deutsche Volkswirtschaft, discussing 

the cooperation of the Chinese in various parts of Southeast Asia with the 

Japanese occupation authorities March 1944, 3 pp.

1183 State Department. U.S. pilot who parachuted into a Chinese area got such 

publicity after his escape that the Japanese slew the village leaders, and beat 

to death two other U.S. airmen in front of the Chinese populace March 2, 

1944, 2 pp.

1209 Japanese documents, and a few Italian ones, from the office of the Japanese 

Naval Attaché in Rome, Italy; includes summary of radio broadcasts from 

Tokyo 1938-1940, ca. 200 pp.

1241 OSS R&A Intelligence from Korean prisoners of war [at a Chinese camp] July 

12, 1944, 14 pp.

1297 Information regarding political-financial warfare against Japan. Note 

regarding China demanding indemnity for Japanese exploitation of China’s 

resources August 25, 1944, 8 pp.

1309 OSS R&A Report on Saigon French Indo-China; including information on 

prisoners of war and Japanese police August 16, 1944, 47 pp.

1311 OSS R&A Report regarding basic assumptions about Japan after the war and 

policy for dealing with all Japanese in re-conquered areas other than Japan 

July 19, 1944, 3 pp.

1452 Interview with William D. Cobb, on conditions in Palawan Province in the 

Philippines under Japanese rule August 28, 1944, 5 pp.

1469 Office of Naval Intelligence. Notes on Japanese offices in Kwangchowwan, 

China. Taxes from local gambling and opium dens go to the Japanese Army 

and Navy personnel August 2, 1944, 1 p.

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XL Subject

1507 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 66-L [No. 565] Report on the Japanese 

intelligence and espionage service in Burma, mentioning police control August 

24, 1944, 29 pp. and one large organization chart

1566 OSS SI Information on Japanese secret service, civilian intelligence 

organizations, counter-espionage, and organizations headed by individuals in 

Indo-China June 1, 1944, 3 pp.

1643 Lists of Japanese in Italy, including the embassy, and the offices of the 

military and naval attaché’s at Rome, as well as priests and students July 

1943, 120 pp.

1664 OSS. Intercepted radio message from Japan to Italy, in regard to Japanese 

embassies in Thailand and elsewhere August 15, 1944, 1 p.

1682 Interrogation Reports regarding the Japanese in Malaya and Sumatra; 

includes information on European prisoners, Kempei activity, crucifixion of a 

Chinese girl, prisoners of war, Chinese collaborators with Japan (named), and 

sunken British bullion August 28 and September 1, 11 pp.

1744 Joint Intelligence Collage Agency (China-Burma-India). List of Japanese 

intelligence agencies in Burma, including the Kempei and Tokuma Kikan 

September 16, 1944, 5 pp.

1812 OSS R&A No. 2483 The Young Officers Movement October 5, 1944, 17 pp.

1830 Military Intelligence Division. List of members of the Japanese Mission in 

Indo-China Sept. 20, 1944, 2 pp.

1835 Military Intelligence Division. Interview with a former U.S. soldier from the 

Philippines; includes information about Japanese atrocities and the Japaneseinspired Filipino Kalabai Organization September 26, 1944, 10 pp.

1855 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners Oct.12, 1944, 

10 pp.

1868 OSS R&A Report on French Indo-China October 4, 1944, 3 pp.

1903 OSS R&A Report No. 2629 on financial programs of Japan in Japan and 

occupied Areas September 20, 1944, 263 pp.

1943 OSS R&A Report regarding French Indo-China October 21, 1944, 5 pp.

2053 Preliminary Interrogation Report relating primarily to Thailand Oct.13, 1944, 

4 pp.

2144 OSS R&A Report on Guerilla activities in Malaya. Included is information that 

Japanese reprisals are “terroristic.” November 3, 1944, 6 pp.

2186 Notes on Japanese military, naval, and air force forces and officers in the 

Amoy area of China November 4, 1944

2221 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translated Japanese document, captured on Saipan, 

giving a file of orders and tables showing troop movements and locations of 

units in the Central Pacific Area, shipping in the area, etc. November 1, 1944, 

59 pp.

2222 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation Report October 31, 1944, 3pp.

2223 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Interrogation Report No. 2 Nov. 5, 1944, 3 pp.

2224 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Prisoner of War Interrogation Excerpts No. 1 November 3, 

1944, 8 pp.

2225 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation of Captured Japanese Documents October 31, 

1944, 3 pp.

2226 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation of Captured Japanese Documents November 

4, 1944, 3 pp.

2227 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation of Captured Japanese Documents October 25, 

1944, 9 pp.

2228 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Interrogation Report. Contains information regarding 

causes for Japanese suicides and Allied prisoners at Rabaul, New Britain 

November 3, 1944, 15 pp.

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XL Subject

2229 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation of Captured Japanese Document, giving notes 

on the newly-organized transport-communications department Nov.4, 1944, 

13 pp.

2230 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Interrogation reports relating to Japanese air force units, 

officers, and bases November 10, 1944, 13 pp.

2232 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Captured Japanese Documents. October 27, 1944, 38 pp.

2234 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Captured Japanese document giving a hypothetical 

outline of the disposition and reorganization of forces in the Mandated Islands 

October 26, 1944, 18 pp.

2235 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Interrogation; mentions Korean women Oct.6, 1944, 9 pp.

2236 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 3 [relates to tanks] November 10, 

1944, 60 pp.

2237 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Captured Japanese Documents. November 3, 1944, 41 

pp.

2238 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 1 [relates to Saipan] November 6, 

1944, 137 pp.

2239 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Captured Japanese document consisting of a Japanese 

Army 1944 mobilization plan order, including information on gas protective 

clothing November 8, 1944, 88 pp.

2265 R&A Report on China, including puppet government of occupied China, 

communist and Japanese controls, security and public order issues November 

1, 1944, 106 pp.

2271 Army G-2 Information from Japanese prisoners of war November 14, 1944, 

15 pp.

2317 OSS R&A Report 890.2 on Japanese Attempts at Infiltration Among Muslims 

in Russia and Her Borderlands August 1944, 90 pp.

2376 OSS Report on three Japanese officers who were in charge of the “Plum” 

organization which seeks to assassinate U.S. and British officers in East China 

October 23, 1944, 1 p.

2416 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Gen. Oshima, Japanese Ambassador 

to Berlin Germany and head of all Japanese diplomatic representatives and 

intelligence services in Europe November 18, 1944, 1 p.

2459 OSS R&A Report on Hikari Kikan [Civil intelligence and sabotage 

organization], the Japanese agency which directs and controls the use of 

Indians in the war against the Allies. October 16, 1944, 52 pp.

2468 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation Report No. 4; includes information 

about U.S. prisoners of war at Bataan, Philippines November 26, 1944, 6 pp.

2501 SEATIC No. 75 Report on Japanese intelligence work in China, including 

secret police organizations received December 18, 1944, 11 pp.

2511 SEATIC Consolidated Interrogation Report (Air) No. 77 Nov. 20, 1944, 14 pp.

2512 SEATIC Consolidated Interrogation Report (Air) No. 78 Nov. 27, 1944, 13 pp.

2513 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin (Air Intelligence) No. 10 Nov. 28, 1944, 14 pp.

2514 SEATIC Translation Report No. 66 December 6, 1944, 23 pp.

2523 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners December 12, 

1944, 35 pp.

2525 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners November 27, 

1944, 15 pp.

2738 Translation Series No. 40; relates to Japanese solider grievances and 

complaints about atrocities to the Chinese December 10, 1944, 14 pp.

2905 OSS R&A Report 2757 on Background material on Japanese Industry. This 

is a brief survey for indoctrination of teams collecting Japanese documents 

November 20, 1944, 39 pp.

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XL Subject

2967 OSS SEAC Report on General Conditions in Tavoy and Mergui; includes 

information on Japanese treatment of the populace and prisoners of war 

December 18, 1944, 5 pp.

2968 OSS SEAC Interrogation report on conditions in Burma; includes information 

on Japanese conscription methods December 18, 1944, 4 pp.

2969 OSS SEAC Interrogation report on general conditions in Burma December 18, 

1944, 3 pp.

2991-

2993

SEATIC Translation Reports No. 70-72 December 27, 1944-Jan. 3, 1945, 

54 pp.

2994 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Air Intelligence) No. 12 Dec. 19, 1944, 17 pp.

2996 OSS R&A SEAC Notes on Japanese intentions in Southeast Asia based on 

various sources February 9-November 27, 1944, 3 pp.

3000 ATIS Current Translation No. 1 November 4, 1942, 33 pp.

3001 ATIS Current Translation No. 2 November 11, 1942, 26 pp.

3002 ATIS Current Translation No. 3 November 20, 1942, 50 pp.

3003 ATIS Current Translation No. 4 November 25, 1942, 84 pp.

3004 ATIS Current Translation No. 5 December 12, 1942, 42 pp.

3005 ATIS Current Translation No. 6 November 12, 1942, 33 pp.

3006 ATIS Current Translation No. 7 December 15, 1942, 45 pp.

3007 ATIS Current Translation No. 8; includes excerpts about records of 

ammunition and weapons including chemicals December 18, 1942, 44 pp.

3008 ATIS Current Translations No. 9; includes Manual of Gas Defense (November 

1938) December 22, 1942, 48 pp.

3009 ATIS Current Translation No. 10 December 24, 1942, 38 pp.

3010 ATIS Current Translation No. 11 December 30, 1942, 29 pp.

3011 ATIS Current Translation No. 12 January 5, 1943, ca. 40 pp.

3012 ATIS Current Translation No. 13 January 12, 1943, 41 pp.

3013 ATIS Current Translation No. 14 January 18, 1943, 50 pp.

3014 ATIS Current Translation No. 15 January 22, 1943, 42 pp.

3015 ATIS Current Translation No. 16; contains information on instructions for 

more severe treatment of prisoners January 25, 1943, 49 pp.

3016 ATIS Current Translation No. 17 January 27, 1943, 54 pp.

3017 ATIS Current Translation No. 18 February 4, 1943, 38 pp.

3018 ATIS Current Translation No. 19 February 11, 1943, 46 pp.

3019 ATIS Current Translation No. 20; includes letter on Pearl Harbor attack and 

sketch of gas bomb February 20, 1943, 74 pp.

3020 ATIS Current Translation No. 21 February 25, 1943, 66 pp.

3021 ATIS Current Translation No. 22 March 4, 1943, 43 pp.

3022 ATIS Current Translation No. 23; includes notes on gases March 11, 1943, 

68 pp.

3023 ATIS Current Translation No. 24; includes hearsay reports on cannibalism 

among Japanese troops March 20, 1943, 46 pp.

3024 ATIS Current Translation No. 25; includes brief information on use of gas and 

smoke gas candles April 2, 1943, 64 pp.

3025 ATIS Current Translation No. 26 April 13, 1943, 110 pp.

3026 ATIS Current Translation No. 27 April 19, 1943, 86 pp.

3027 ATIS Current Translation No. 28; includes information on anti-gas devices 

April 22, 1943, 50 pp. 

3028 ATIS Current Translation No. 29; provides information about the eating dead 

Australians April 28, 1943, 76 pp.

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3029 ATIS Current Translation No. 30; includes prisoner reports on chemical 

warfare April 29, 1943, 50 pp.

3030 ATIS Current Translation No. 31 April 30, 1943, 55 pp. 

3031 ATIS Current Translation No. 32; includes a dairy of a Petty Officer of Sesbo 

Naval Station-Buna Strip Area-mentioning shooting of captured British 

prisoners May 1, 1943, 35 pp.

3032 ATIS Current Translation No. 33 May 4, 1943, 68 pp.

3033 ATIS Current Translation No. 34 May 9, 1943, 40 pp.

3034 ATIS Current Translation No. 35; includes information on Allied prisoners of 

war and internees May 15, 1943, 42 pp.

3035 ATIS Current Translation No. 36 May 16, 1943, 32 pp.

3036 ATIS Current Translation No. 37; includes a copy of Imperial Rescript 

[December 8, 1941] containing the declaration of war on the United States 

and Great Britain May 17, 1943, 52 pp.

3037 ATIS Current Translation No. 38; May 18, 1943, 39 pp.

3038 ATIS Current Translation No. 39 May 20, 1943, 40 pp.

3039 ATIS Current Translation No. 40 May 25, 1943, 60 pp.

3040 ATIS Current Translation No. 41 May 26, 1943, 36 pp.

3041 ATIS Current Translation No. 42 May 27, 1943, 39 pp.

3042 ATIS Current Translation No. 43 May 29, 1943, 38 pp.

3043 ATIS Current Translation No. 44 May 31, 1943, 39 pp.

3044 ATIS Current Translation No. 45 June 1, 1943, 36 pp.

3045 ATIS Current Translation No. 46; includes notes on gas June 2, 1943, 34 pp.

3046 ATIS Current Translation No. 47 June 5, 1943, 46 pp.

3047 ATIS Current Translation No. 48 June 7, 1943, 55 pp.

3048 ATIS Current Translation No. 49 June 9, 1943, 50 pp.

3049 ATIS Current Translation No. 50 June 9, 1943, 46 pp.

3050 ATIS Current Translation No. 51; includes notebook containing names of high 

ranking Army and Navy officers, list of members of the new Ministry, with 

brief biographical notes in some instances; Prince Takamatsu’s assignment is 

mentioned June 10, 1943, 45 pp.

3051 ATIS Current Translation No. 53 June 12, 1943, 51 pp.

3052 ATIS Current Translation No. 54; include intelligence report on Burmese 

operations June 14, 1943, 48 pp.

3053 ATIS Current Translation No. 55; includes fragmentary notes of court martial 

proceedings for cases of pilfering and murder June 17, 1943, 46 pp.

3054 ATIS Current Translation No. 56 June 19, 1943, 45 pp.

3055 ATIS Current Translation No. 57 June 26, 1943, 42 pp.

3056 ATIS Current Translation No. 58 and No. 58A June 29, 1943, 40 pp.

3057 ATIS Current Translation No. 59 July 1, 1943, 52 pp.

3058 ATIS Current Translation No. 60; includes notes on gas July 3, 1943, 50 pp.

3059 ATIS Current Translation No. 61; includes names of units in China and IndoChina July 6, 1943, 43 pp.

3060 ATIS Current Translation No. 62; includes notes on gas, gas detectors and 

masks July 7, 1943, 48 pp.

3061 ATIS Current Translation No. 63 July 9, 1943, 53 pp.

3062 ATIS Current Translation No. 64 July 13, 1943, 69 pp.

3063 ATIS Current Translation No. 65 July 18, 1943, 86 pp.

3064 ATIS Current Translation No. 66 July 22, 1943, 64 pp.

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3065 ATIS Current Translation No. 67 July 22, 1943, 85 pp.

3066 ATIS/SWPA Current Translations July 23, 1943

3067 ATIS Current Translation No. 69 July 26, 1943, 52 pp.

3068 ATIS Current Translation No. 70 July 30, 1943, 81 pp.

3069 ATIS Current Translation No. 71; includes information on treatment of natives 

August 4, 1943, 72 pp.

3070 ATIS Current Translation No. 72 August 7, 1943, 71 pp.

3071 ATIS Current Translation No. 73; includes some chemical warfare instructions 

(e.g., on smoke candling, gas) and notes on the results of a naval wrestling 

tournament held on Navy Day August 10, 1943, 77 pp.

3072 ATIS Current Translation No. 74; contains information on Allied prisoners of 

War and information on a chemical warfare investigation August 18, 1943, 

83 pp.

3073 ATIS Current Translation No. 75 August 22, 1943, 90 pp.

3074 ATIS Current Translation No. 76; includes information on anti-gas equipment 

August 26, 1944, 100 pp.

3075 ATIS Current Translation No. 77; includes references to prisoners of war 

August 30, 1943, 35 pp.

3076 ATIS Current Translation No. 78 September 9, 1943, 150 pp.

3077 ATIS Current Translation No. 79; includes information on gas training 

September 19, 1943, 120 pp.

3078 ATIS Current Translation No. 80 September 8, 1943, 22 pp.

3079 ATIS Current Translation No. 81; includes information about a complaint 

about excessive documents October 5, 1943, 202 pp.

3080 ATIS Current Translation No. 82; includes information on gas or smoke-candle 

October 13, 1943, ca. 200

3081 ATIS Current Translation No. 83 October 20, 1944, 120 pp.

3082 ATIS Current Translation No. 84 October 24, 1943, 110 pp.

3083 ATIS Current Translation No. 85 October 15, 1943, 82 pp.

3084 ATIS Current Translation No. 86 October 25, 1943, 64 pp.

3085 ATIS Current Translation No. 87 October 28, 1943, 101 pp.

3086 ATIS Current Translation No. 88; includes a history of the Wake Island 

operation November 5, 1943, 98 pp.

3087 ATIS Current Translation No. 89; includes information regarding ill treatment 

of New Guinea natives; Allied prisoners of war; and, information about 

abandoned wounded Japanese military personnel needing to kill themselves 

November 13, 1943, 108 pp.

3088 ATIS Current Translation No. 90 November 22, 1944, 142 pp.

3089 ATIS Current Translation No. 91; includes information on chemical warfare 

material, with designs December 3, 1943, 106 pp.

3090 ATIS Current Translation No. 92; includes information on treatment of natives 

December 17, 1943, 49 pp.

3091 ATIS Current Translation No. 93; includes information on protection of farms 

and treatment of natives and charts on bacteriological diagnosis of dysentery 

December 24, 1943, 41 pp.

3092 ATIS Current Translation No. 94 December 24, 1943, 43 pp.

3093 ATIS Current Translation No. 95; includes information on chemical warfare 

equipment January 1, 1944, 50 pp.

3094 ATIS Current Translation No. 96 January 15, 1944, 46 pp.

3095 ATIS Current Translation No. 97 January 13, 1944, 51 pp.

3096 ATIS Current Translation No. 98 January 22, 1944, 42 pp.

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3097 ATIS Current Translation No. 99; included are rules regarding natives January 

27, 1944, 61 pp.

3098 ATIS Current Translation No. 100; Includes regulations for Japanese Navy 

brothel at Rabaul, including prices and information about interrogations of 

Allied prisoners of war February 1944, 120 pp.

3099 ATIS Current Translation No. 101 February 14, 1944, 31 pp.

3100 ATIS Current Translation No. 102 February 24, 1944, 112 pp.

3101 ATIS Current Translation No. 103; includes instructions for occupation of Tami 

Island March 2, 1944, 102 pp.

3102 ATIS Current Translation No. 104; included is information regarding injections 

for bubonic plague, document preservation, methods of dealing with natives 

March 11, 1944, 120 pp.

3103 ATIS Current Translation No. 105; includes information on the history and 

development of bacteriological warfare March 15, 1944, 101 pp.

3104 ATIS Current Translation No. 106 March 20, 1944, 103 pp.

3105 ATIS Current Translation No. 107 March 27, 1944, 100 pp.

3106 ATIS Current Translation No. 108 March 31, 1944, 95 pp.

3107 ATIS Current Translation No. 109; included are charts of Medical Material at 

Field Hospital for use in treatment of chemical warfare patients April 4, 1944, 

95 pp.

3108 ATIS Current Translation No. 110 April 9, 1944, 92 pp.

3109 ATIS Current Translation No. 111; includes information on gas duty 

regulations, with special instructions on the handling of “cha” chemicals April 

9, 1944, 97 pp.

3110 ATIS Current Translation No. 112; includes information on decontaminating 

agents and chemical agent detector tubes April 13, 1944, 91 pp.

3111 ATIS Current Translation No. 113 April 22, 1944, 92 pp.

3112 ATIS Current Translation No. 114; includes a chemical warfare equipment 

questionnaire April 23, 1944, 73 pp.

3113 ATIS Current Translation No. 115; includes manual on first aid instructions for 

gas casualties and information on relations with natives April 30, 1944, 

85 pp.

3114 ATIS Current Translation No. 116; includes information on shortages of antigas protective ointment, first-aid treatment for gassed personnel (discussing 

decontamination measures) April 30, 1944, 86 pp.

3115 ATIS Current Translation No. 117; includes file of intelligence summaries and 

reports regarding New Guinea and chart of anti-gas training plan May 16, 

1944, 112 pp.

3116 ATIS Current Translation No. 118; includes directives on chemical warfare 

May 16, 1944, 90 pp.

3117 ATIS Current Translation No. 119 May 23, 1944, 94 pp.

3118 ATIS Current Translation No. 120 May 25, 1944, 80 pp.

3119 ATIS Current Translation No. 121; includes extracts on operations in the 

Philippines (Manila-Baguio area), attitude towards native prisoners, and 

reference to suspected use of gas shell by Allied troops May 28, 1944, 

88 p.

3120 ATIS Current Translation No. 122; includes remarks on international law May 

31, 1944, 89 pp.

3121 ATIS Current Translation No. 123; includes notes on chemical warfare June 

15, 1944, 90 pp.

3122 ATIS Current Translation No. 124; includes extracts on anti-gas equipment for 

men and horses June 17, 1944, 78 pp.

3123 ATIS Current Translation No. 125 June 19, 1944, 81 pp.

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3124 ATIS Current Translation No. 126; includes information on functions of 

Military Police June 23, 1944, 99 pp.

3125 ATIS Current Translation No. 127; information on protection from gas, gas 

sentry and gas patrol training plans July 2, 1944, 75 pp.

3126 ATIS Current Translation No. 128; includes extract concerning bacterial 

warfare, relation between it and supply services, and actual operation in 

vegetables and well-water July 7, 1944, 93 pp.

3127 ATIS Current Translation No. 129 July 16, 1944, 94 pp.

3128 ATIS Current Translation No. 130 July 23, 1944, 62 pp.

3129 ATIS Current Translation No. 132; includes regulations for handling internees, 

information on notes from manual on anti-gas training and decontamination 

procedure and notebook on war gases, decontamination and detection August 

3, 1944,, 84 pp.

3130 ATIS Current Translation No. 133 August 14, 1944, 90 pp.

3131 ATIS Current Translation No. 135 September 26, 1944, 86 pp.

3132 ATIS Current Translation No. 137. Includes extracts from a medical field 

manual on testing war gases and extracts from a manual on mechanized 

chemical warfare (including aerial chemical warfare) September 30, 1944, 

90 pp.

3133 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 1 Type 88, 7 cm. Field A/A Gun Firing Chart (Type 

90 A/A Pointed Shell) Firing Tables prepared November 1931; captured from 

No. 2 Battery 47th Field A/A Battalion in November 1942, January 22, 1943, 

11 pp.

3134 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 2 Recognition Charts of Soviet Aircraft in Present 

Use January 28, 1943, 15 pp.

3135 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 3 English-Japanese phrase-book for military use. 

February 2, 1945, 35 pp.

3136 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 4 File of intelligence reports issued by the 10th 

Independent Hikotai, Gun Hilotai, and Watari Group December 1941-March 

1942, covering operations in the Philippines February 20, 1943, 24 pp.

3137 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 5 Notebook containing tables of organization of 

certain Japanese army units, giving lists of equipment, including chemical 

warfare material March 11, 1943, 22 pp.

3138 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 6 Hawaii-Malaya Naval. The Emperor’s edict, 

declaring war is followed by Japanese official reports describing the attack on 

Pearl Harbor, and the Malaya naval battle. Interrogation of British prisoners 

from the HMS Repulse and navy air operations over the Philippines are 

described. The attack on Wake Island is described. The capture of Singapore 

is outlined, giving conversations between two Japanese naval officers, etc. 

March 27, 1943, 55 pp. and 24 photographs

3139 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 6 Bismark Sea Operations February-March 1943 

Part One 92 pp.

3140 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 7 Part 2. Bismark Sea Operation February-March 

1943 April 8, 1943, 80 pp.

3141 ATIS Enemy Publications No. 8 Twelve Mimeographed Identification Sketches 

of Japanese Navy and Army Aircraft. April 7, 1943, 14 pp.

3142 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 9 File of routine orders, Southern Expeditionary 

Force; includes information on supervision of prisoners of war, brothels, and 

an anti-Japanese terrorist group April 10, 1945, 47 pp.

3143 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 10 File of Counter-Espionage Instructions Belong 

to Fuchiyama Butai, Nakajima Tai (Soputa Area-November 27, 1942) May 7, 

1943, 82 pp.

3144 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 12 Mimeographed Reference Manual on Landing 

Operations May 24, 1943, 46 pp.

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3145 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 13 Regulations Concerning the Replacement of 

Military and Militarized Personnel in Units Participating in the Great East Asia 

War (Extracts) May 29, 1943, 7 pp.

3146 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 14 Detailed Battle Report No. 2-Plans for the 

capture of Rabaul June 2, 1943, 40 pp.

3147 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 15 Bulletin of Punishments (Wartime). Issued 

January-April 1942 by the Watari Group in the Philippines. It describes the 

sentencing of Japanese soldiers for rape, looting, and desertion. Clauses from 

the military penal code are quoted in translation June 3, 1943, 17 pp.

3148 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 16 Communication Regulations of Moto Group 

Signal Tai June 5, 1943, 16 pp.

3149 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 17 Communication Instructions 21st IND Mixed 

BDE” issued December 18, 1941 giving general rules, security of codes, air 

and ground communication, etc. June 6, 1943, 21 pp.

3150 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 18 Reference Manual for A/A Gunners, published 

November 28, 1941 June 6, 1943, 19 pp.

3151 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 19 Anti-Aircraft and Anti-Submarine Shipboard 

Training Instructions May 15-29, 1942, 17 pp.

3152 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 20 List of awards for meritorious and 

distinguished services during Mindanao operation, 41st Infantry Regiment 

June 22, 1943, 24 pp.

3153 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 21 Information on Formosa, including labor 

conscription of tribesmen, diary of troop operations in New Guinea, and notes 

on the murder of a Takasogo girl June 23, 1943, 14 pp.

3154 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 22 Part 1. Four field diaries of No. 3 Battery 50th 

Field A/A Gun Battalion November 1942-January 1943, covering activities in 

Manchuria and subsequent movement to New Britain June 29, 1943, 107 pp.

3155 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 22 Part 2. Detailed reports and battle reports of 

the No. 3 Battery of the 50th Field A/A Gun Battalion November 1942-June 

1943, mostly in Rabaul area June 29, 1943, 116 pp.

3156 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 23 Notes on machine guns, automatic weapons 

and the infantry gun from a damaged and incomplete printed Japanese 

manual July 5, 1943, 39 pp.

3157 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 24 Records of No. 67 Eastern New Guinea Giruwa 

L of C Hospital, No. 2 Subsection July 10, 1943, 90 pp.

3158 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 25 Reference Manual of Landing Operations July 

15, 1943, 83 pp.

3159 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 26 Translation of selected portions of Japanese 

Field Gunnery Manual, including information on the firing of gas bombs July 

12, 1943, 13 pp.

3160 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 27 Field Log of Shkigawa Tai [New Guinea] JulyAugust 1942, July 16, 1943, 17 pp.

3161 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 28 Intelligence Reports issued by the Yazawa 

Butai Headquarters and Oki Shuden (Group) Headquarters March 8-

September 30, 1942; includes table of executions July 21, 1943, 105 pp.

3162 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 29 Orders and bulletins November 9-Dec. 8, 

1942 as received by a Japanese medical officer in New Guinea July 26, 1943, 

31 pp.

3163 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 30 Engineer Training Methods July 31, 1943, 

49 pp.

3164 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 31 Detailed plans on bombproof shelter 

construction, prepared in 1939 August 1, 1943, 36 pp.

3165 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 32 Account of the Netherlands East Indies 

Operation February-March 1942 August 11, 1943, 14 pp.

3166 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 33 File of Nankai Shitai Operation Orders August 

16-October 15, 1942 [New Guinea] August 12, 1943, 27 pp.

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3167 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 34 A File (July 7, 1941-March 20, 1942), issued 

by the Japanese War Department Awards Office, listing units decorated for 

action in the China Incident August 15, 1943, 53 pp.

3168 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 35 Rules of Naval hand-signaling, from translated 

Japanese manual August 16, 1943, 67 pp.

3169 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 36 Landing Operations Data 10th Ind. Engineers 

Regiment August 21, 1943, 51 pp.

3170 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 37 Allied Combat Tactics August 22, 1943, 16 pp.

3171 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 38 File of Nankai Shitai Orders May 13-July 10, 

1943; includes regulations for handling natives August 24, 1943, 24 pp.

3172 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 39 File of Nankai Shitai Operation Orders [New 

Guinea]. Includes information on treatment of natives September 1, 1943, 

25 pp.

3173 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 40 Waterworks Projects for Kanazawa Factory 

June 1938 September 5, 1943, 24 pp.

3174 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 41 Miscellaneous Personnel Records, Horii Butai, 

Sakikawa Burai September 8, 1943, 38 pp.

3175 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 42 A Descriptive Outline of Saipan; a booklet 

printed in 1938 September 19, 1943, 51 pp.

3176 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 43 Information regarding documents captured 

from the Nassau Bay area January 17, 1943, 51 pp.

3177 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 44. Moto Heidan Intelligence Records regarding 

New Guinea January 24, 1943, 48 pp.

3178 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 44 (cont.) Moto Sheidan Intelligence Records 

relating to New Guinea March 22, 1944, 50 pp.

3179 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 44 (cont.) Moto Heidan Intelligence Records 

regarding New Guinea November 1, 1943, 116 pp.

3180 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 44 (cont.) Information regarding New Guinea 

April 10, 1944, 146 pp.

3181 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 45 Census of Japan (October 1940) September 

28, 1943, ca. 25 pp.

3182 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 46 Lists of Persons Decorated Under First 

Awards; two mimeographed files issued by MOTO 2803 Butai, containing 

records regarding awards of merit and money grants to officers and enlisted 

personnel in 1941 and 1942 September 30, 1943, 26 pp.

3183 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 47 Part I “The Weekly” Publication of Japanese 

Department of Information October 9, 1943, 38 pp.

3184 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 47 (cont.) Parts Two and Three “The Weekly” 

Publication of Japanese Department of Information January 8, 1944, 75 pp.

3185 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 48 Manual on operations of the baggage and 

ammunition units of the Japanese Army October 13, 1943, 20 pp.

3186 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 49 Instructions for Keeping War Diaries and 

Combat Reports (from a mimeographed pamphlet) October 14, 1943, 10 pp.

3187 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 11 File of Orders of No. 2 Battery of the 47th 

Field AA Gun Battalion November 1941-June 1942 May 12, 1943, 76 pp.

3188 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 50 Infantry Field Fortifications Manual, Part One 

– Nature of Fortifications and Basic Operations, from a printed Japanese 

Manual, issued September 1941 October 23, 1943, 71 pp.

3189 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 51 Transport Plans and Order of Moto Heiden 

Remaining Forces October 28, 1943, 50 pp.

3190 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 52 Notes on Field Fortifications October 31, 1943, 

6 pp.

3191 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 53 51st Division Tactical Plan, Lae-Salamaua 

Areas, dated April 22, 1943 November 4, 1943, 9 pp.

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3192 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 54 “Notification Regarding Enshrining of 

Personnel from Highiryu Maru” [sunk January 7, 1943] November 5, 1943, 

14 pp.

3193 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 55 File of 30th Ind. Engineer Regiment 

Operational Orders No. 1-50 November 16, 1943, 47 pp.

3194 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 56 Characteristics of American Combat Methods 

on Guadalcanal (Sacamava Area September 17, 1943); mimeographed 

booklet dated March 4, 1943 November 21, 1943, 8 pp.

3195 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 57 Reference Manual Type 96 Light Machine Gun 

September 30, 1941 November 24, 1943, 60 pp.

3196 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 58 Instructions Regarding Return of Ashes File 

containing instructions issued October 1941 by Moto Force Commander Lt. 

Gen. Toko, on returning ashes to Japan November 25, 1943, 21 pp.

3197 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 59 Reference Data on Engineer Regiment Training 

Plans 1941 November 25, 1943, 48 pp.

3198-

3322

ATIS Enemy Publications No. 61-No. 192 (with a few gaps)

3323 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 193 Anti-Gas Medical Equipment September 27, 

1944, 22 pp.

3324 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 194 Wartime Medical Information September 28, 

1944, 19 pp.

3325 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 196 Chemical Warfare Detectors and 

Decontamination Equipment September 30, 1944, 18 pp.

3326-

3344

ATIS Information Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1-No. 

21 (with a few gaps) November 23, 1943-June 23, 1944

3345 ATIS Supplementary Interrogation Report No. 4 January 10, 1943, 6 pp.

3346 ATIS Limited Distribution Interrogation Report No. 5 August 23, 1943, 7 pp.

3347 ATIS Supplementary Interrogation Report No. 5 January 10, 1943, 2 pp.

3348 ATIS Supplementary Interrogation Report No. 7 August 22, 1943, 2 pp.

3349 ATIS Supplementary Interrogation Report No. 8 August 25, 1943, 4 pp.

3350 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 9 October 16, 1942, 10 pp.

3351 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 13 November 9, 1942, 12 pp.

3352-

3869

ATIS Interrogation Report No. 14-No. 503 (with some gaps) November 18, 

1942-November 6, 1944

3870-

3899

ATIS Captured Documents No. 32-No. 106 (with some gaps) October 12-29, 

1942

3900 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 145 February 17, 

1943, 2 pp.

3901-

5112

ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 205-No. 1,510 

April 8, 1943-October 15, 1944

5244 Military Intelligence Division. Report on pro-German Japanese diplomats, 

notably General Oshima, Yamaggi, and Shimitsu November 28, 1944, 1 p.

5417 Joint Army Navy Intelligence Studies (JANIS) 85. Chapter X. People and 

Government of Japan October 1944, 35 pp.

5458 OSS R&A Report 2545; contains information on economic installations in the 

Far East, covering Japan, China, Netherlands East Indies, Manchukuo, Korea, 

Burma, French Indo-China, Malaya, and the Philippines October 31, 1944, 

31 pp.

5796 Military Intelligence Division. Names and notes on various Japanese business 

leaders Feb.1, 1945, 3 pp.

5894 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report February 1, 1945, 25 pp.

5895 Military Intelligence Division. Japanese prisoner interrogation material 

January 26, 1945, 19 pp.

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6022 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China-Burma-India Report on the 

Japanese intelligence organization Sanyo Kikan operating in western Honan, 

China Jan. 2, 1945, 1 p.

6155-

6156

SEATIC Translation Reports Nos. 90-91 February 20-21, 1945, 43 pp.

6157 SEATIC Translation Report No. 96 February 16, 1945, 6 pp.

6186 SEATIC Translation Report No. 89 February 17, 1945, 27 pp.

6188 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Psychological Warfare) No. 9 Jan. 10, 1945, 

9 pp.

6189 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Economic Intelligence) No. 2 Oct. 2, 1944, 

23 pp.

6190 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Economic Intelligence) No. 10 January 31, 

1945, 32 pp.

6191 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Air Intelligence) No. 18 Feb.14, 1945, 9 pp.

6281 OSS R&A SEAC Location of military, political, and economic installations, 

and residences of personnel in Rangoon, Burma (both Japanese and quisling 

Burmese, also Subhas Chandra Bose) February 2, 1945, 3 pp.

6284 OSS R&A Report [No. 2113] on the People and Government in Kwangtung, 

China. Included is information on police, military controls, security and public 

order, puppet officials, etc. February 1, 1945, 117 pp.

6303 SEATIC Translation Report No. 92 February 28, 1945, 28 pp.

6322 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 48 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 44-45) Postal Addresses of Japanese Naval Units February 15, 1945, 

89 pp.

6323 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 10 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 32-45) Data on Special Naval Landing Forces Feb. 10, 1945, 155 pp.

6324 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 45 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 38-45) Tokyo Fire Test February 15, 1945, 33 pp.

6346 SEATIC Translation Report No. 93 February 27, 1945, 29 pp.

6347 SEATIC Consolidated Interrogation Report No. 84 February 1, 1945, 37 pp.

6348 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Naval Intelligence) No. 19 Feb. 2, 1945, 7 pp.

6367 Military Intelligence Division. Information on Japanese secret service activity 

in North China (occupied) January 14, 1945, 1 p.

6368 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation and Interrogation Report No. 19 (CINCPACCINCPOA Bulletin No. 41-45) February 14, 1945, 125 pp.

6377-

6385

Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Reports February 1945, ca. 90 pp.

6386 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) 

Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1 Catalogue of 

Japanese documents, mostly captured on Leyte in the Philippines February 

10, 1945, 16 pp.

6523 Military Intelligence Service. Report on Japanese rule in Hong Kong March 2, 

1945, 4 pp.

6528-

6532

Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) 

Bulletins (Preliminary Examination Documents) No. 4- No. 8 February-March 

1945, ca. 75 pp.

6533 SEATIC Translation Report No. 95 March 2, 1945, 25 pp.

6543 SEATIC Translation Report No. 94 February 28, 1945, 25 pp.

6669 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 20 (CINCPACCINCPOA Bulletin 54-45) February 25, 1945, 132 pp.

6671 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 51 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 64-45), dealing with Japanese Land-Based Communications Units March 

10, 1945, 190 pp.

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XL Subject

6710 SEATIC Translation Report No. 99 March 9, 1944, 23 pp.

6711 SEATIC Translation Report No. 100 March 10, 1944, 34 pp.

6729-

6730

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports No. 10-11 March 6-7, 1945, 32 pp.

6732-

6734

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports No. 13-14 March 9-10, 1945, 30 pp.

6734 SEATIC Translation Report No. 109 March 8, 1945, 3 pp.

6735 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report February 10, 1945, 

19 pp. 

6736 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report January 31, 1945, 

9 pp.

6786-

6789

Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Reports March 7-12, 1945, ca. 

40 pp.

6790 OSS R&A HQ 14th Air Force, Bibliography of Studies Prepared March 15, 

1945, 7 pp.

6844 SEATIC Translation Report No. 104 March 16, 1945, 35 pp.

6846 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 15 March 12, 1945, 17 pp.

6847 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 20 March 17, 1945, 13 pp.

6898 Office of Naval Intelligence OP-16-FE Japanese Naval Construction 

Regulations n.d. 25 pp.

6906 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Air Intelligence) March 9, 1945, 12 pp.

6915 OSS R&A India-Burma Theater Comments by two officers on reports about 

the Hikari Kikan [Civil intelligence and sabotage organization] (formerly the 

Iwakuro Kikan) in Burma. A captured organization chart is included. Feb. 26, 

1945, 3 pp.

6710-

6711

SEATIC Translation Reports No. 99-100 March 9-10, 1944, 57 pp.

6729 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 10 March 6, 1945, 16 pp.

7032 SEATIC Translation Report No. 104 March 16, 1945, 35 pp.

7124 OSS India Burma Theater Information on some Japanese Kempei Tai 

personnel in Tavoy, Burma February 1945, 2 pp.

7132-

7134

PACMIRS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) March 1945, ca. 

50 pp.

7164 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 5 February 28, 1945, 27 pp.

7165 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 112 Translated Japanese documents March 24, 

1945, 32 pp.

7166 SEATIC Bulletin No. 113 Information based on interrogation of eleven 

prisoners of war March 27, 1944, 18 pp.

7167 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 27 March 28, 1945, 34 pp.

7171 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) March 28, 1945, 

23 pp.

7172 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 110. Translated Japanese intelligence reports, 

operation orders, field diaries, personal diaries, routine orders, and security 

orders March 23, 1945, 32 pp.

7181 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 23 March 22, 1945, 30 pp.

7183 SEATIC Translation Report No. 106 March 17, 1945, 26 pp.

7184 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 111. Translated documents March 24, 1945, 

39 pp.

7190 SEATIC Interrogation Bulletin (Psychological Warfare) No. 9 January 10, 

1945, ca. 20 pp.

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XL Subject

7221 Military Intelligence Division. Extracts from the captured diary of U Ko, a 

Burmese township officers appointed by the Japanese. It describes Burmese 

cooperation and intelligence-collecting for the Japanese and Japanese 

requisitions March 13, 1945, 6 pp.

7235-

7237

Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Reports March 14-22, 1945, 

42 pp.

7251-

7253

CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 52 regarding research experiments 

March 30, 1945, ca. 350 pp.

7266-

7267

Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report March 28, 1945, 33 pp.

7351-

7355

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports No. 27-31 March 28-31, 1945, 85 pp.

7472 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 48. A list of postal addresses of 

Japanese naval units, with glossary March 28, 1945, 32 pp.

7473 Office of Naval Intelligence OP-16 FE Extracts from captured Japanese 

documents April 8, 1945

7474 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Medical Items. February 1, 1945, 50 pp.

7475 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 23 (CINCPACCINCPOA Bulletin 79-45) March 27, 1945, 118 pp.

7480 SEATIC Psychological Warfare Bulletin No. 116; includes Japanese prisoner of 

war interrogations on effects of Allied propaganda March 31, 1945, 30 pp.

7497-

7498

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports No. 25-26 March 24, 26, 1945, 25 pp.

7502 SEATIC Translation Report No. 108 March 20, 1945, 25 pp.

7514 OSS Forward Headquarters, Report on the Japanese military administration in 

the Shan States of Burma February 1945, 2 pp.

7559 SEATIC Translation Report No. 107 March 19, 1945, 26 pp.

7608-

7611

PACMIRS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 18, 20-22 

April 10-20, 1945, ca. 80 pp.

7623-

7625

PACMIRS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 15-No. 17 

March 30-April 9, 1945, ca. 60 pp.

7635-

7637

Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Reports March 25-31, 1945, ca. 

45 pp.

7651 OSS R&A Bulgarian Report No. 17. Information from Bulgarian Military 

Attaché to Japan that military attaches all protested against shooting of 

captured U.S. airmen, but were told it was none of their business April 17, 

1945, 9 pp.

7660 OSS Detachment. 101 AFU. Report on the Hikari Kikan [Civil intelligence and 

sabotage organization] in the Akyab Area March 18, 1945, 5 pp.

7671 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/CIB. Information [from Force 136 

Interrogation No. 67] on Malaya February 16, 1945, 4 pp.

7757 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency (China Theater). List of official personnel 

of the Japanese Embassy in North (Occupied) China March 6, 1945, 1 p.

7765 Office of Naval Intelligence. Extract from an unpublished MS by I.I. Runes on 

Filipinos who collaborated with the Japanese; also information on Japanese 

penetration of timber and mining interests and illegal transfer of land March 

12, 1945, 10 pp.

7767 Office of Chief Intelligence Staff. Preliminary Examination Report No. Y216/1 

Provides information on Malaya, including the Japanese Kempei and Malayan 

police, forced labor, and atrocities March 20, 1945, 8 pp.

7768 Office of Chief of Intelligence Staff, East Indies. Preliminary Examination 

Report Y229/1 on situation in Malaya March 24, 1945, 7 pp.

7769 Office of Chief of Intelligence Staff, East Indies. Preliminary Examination 

Report Y226/Y227/1 on situation in Malaya; includes information on Japanese 

Kempei March 26, 1945, 7 pp.

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XL Subject

7775 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 24 (CINCPACCINCPOA Bulletin No. 88-45). Includes interrogation report on Japanese 

diseases and army medical service, Korean diseases, and Manchurian 

hospital. April 10, 1945, 138 pp.

7776 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 56 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 86-45). Provides translation of Japanese logistics table for line of 

communication units, etc. April 7, 1945

7788 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China Theater. Information, including 

diagrams, of the organization of the Japanese Intelligence system, and how 

it operates, as compiled by the Kaji Group in Chungking, China. Translation 

of an interrogation report compiled by Kaji, on a Japanese who pretended to 

come over to the Kaji group, but was discovered to be a spy March 24, 1945, 

9 pp.

7936 SEATIC Naval Bulletin No. 117. Includes information found in handwritten 

diary April 2, 1945, 7 pp.

7937 SEATIC Joint Ground and Air Bulletin No. 120. Report regarding Japanese 

Army in Burma. Includes information on precautions against bacteriological 

warfare April 6, 1945, 20 pp.

7938-

7939

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports No. 21, 25 March 19, 24, 1945, 22 pp.

7940-

7941

SEATIC Ground Bulletins Nos. 122-123 April 11-13, 1945, 61 pp.

7949 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 43 April 14, 1945, 9 pp.

7950-

7951

SEATIC Ground Bulletin Nos. 124-125 April 16-17, 1945, 81 pp.

7952 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information, New 

Delhi, India. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Burma 

2nd Edition March 13, 1945, 14 pp.

7953 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information, 

New Delhi, India. Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied TerritoriesAlphabetical Index of Japanese in all areas, Supplement No. 1 to the 3rd 

Edition of December 31, 1944, March 4, 1945, ca. 100 pp.

7957-

7958

SEATIC Order of Battle Report Nos. 45-46 April 17-18, 1945, 32 pp.

7966 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 33 April 3, 1945, 17 pp.

7976 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 34 April 4, 1945, 15 pp.

7977 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 23 April 25, 

1945, 17 pp.

7978 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 26 March 26, 1945, 11 pp.

7979 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 32 April 1, 1945, ca. 20 pp.

7980-

7981

SEATIC Order of Battle Report Nos. 35-36 April 5-6, 1945, 24 pp.

7983 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 38 April 7, 1945, 8 pp.

7997 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 119; information on food allowances for prisoners 

of war April 4, 1945, 30 pp.

7999 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 39 April 10, 1945, 17 pp.

8001 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 40 April 11, 1945, 13 pp.

8017 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 14 March 29, 

1945, 17 pp.

8040 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China Theater. List of identifications of 

miscellaneous Japanese personnel in North occupied China March 5, 1945, 

1 p.

8062-

8119

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 1696-1971 (with 

some gaps) January 10-April 18, 1945

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XL Subject

8135 Information regarding the Japanese in Shia Chia Chuang, China; information 

included about location of labor camp October 30, 1944, 1 p.

8218 Office of Naval Intelligence. List of Japanese and puppet organizations in NanCh’ing in occupied China, giving names of prominent traitors March 7, 1945, 

3 pp.

8256 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 121. Operations in Burma April 10, 1945, 30 pp.

8257 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 24 March 23, 1945, 17 pp.

8264 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 128. Includes information from diaries and 

notebooks April 23, 1945, 41 pp.

8265 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 129 Operations in Burma; includes information of 

alleged Allied use of gas April 25, 1945, 27 pp.

8266-

8272

SEATIC Order of Battle Report Nos. 47-53 April 19-26, 1945, 118 pp.

8273 OSS R&A Far Eastern Section Report on contributions of Koreans to the War 

effort and their grudge against Japan April 25, 1945, 5 pp.

8293 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1700 January 31, 

1945, 11 pp.

8294 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1715 January 25, 

1945, ca. 30 pp.

8295 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 66-0 February 28, 1945, 5 pp.

8296 ATIS Index Guide to Bibliographic Indices to ATIS Documents Supplement No. 

1 March 12, 1945, 3 pp.

8297 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 412 September 11, 1944, 12 pp.

8298-

8346

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 496-687 (with gaps) November 5, 1944-April 

11, 1945

8358 HQs 10th Army Report on conditions in Saipan, Guam, and Tinian May 4, 

1945, 27 pp.

8485 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 56 April 29, 1945, 14 pp.

8494 OSS (R&A) Detachment 101. Report on nine Japanese officials and six 

Burmese who worked for the Japanese in the Baldwin Mines March 1, 1945, 

1 p.

8497 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 41 April 12, 1945, 25 pp.

8500 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report April 16, 1945, 15 pp.

8501 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 55 April 28, 1945, 31 pp.

8503 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 132. Captured Japanese pamphlet on Mori 

Sgydab raiding warfare April 28, 1945, 32 pp.

8505 SEATIC Air Bulletin No. 131. Mention of “comfort girls.” April 28, 1945, 36 pp.

8541-

8542

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports Nos. 57-58 April 30-May 1, 1945, 35 pp.

8543 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report giving information from 

Japanese prisoners regarding civil police and their harsh treatment of 

suspects. Included is information about police files and organization of the 

police force April 4, 1945, 12 pp.

8545-

8546

Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Reports April 18, 23, 1945, 16 pp.

8550 ATIS Bibliographic Subject Index to ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 201-300 

March 11, 1945, 6 pp.

8552-

8556

ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 274 (and Supplement), 277, 289, 294, 295 

January 8-20, 1945

8560-

8565

ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 326-358 (with gaps) March 3-April 28, 1945

8566 ATIS Research Report No. 65 Supplement No. 1 Japanese Knowledge of Allied 

Activities March 29, 1945, 63 pp.

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8570 ATIS Research Report No. 109 Japanese Air Services (Chungking Report) 

February 5, 1945, 27 pp.

8571 ATIS Research Report No. 113 on Japanese-Formosan relationships; includes 

information on the conscription of Formosans March 31, 1945, 72 pp.

8573-

8574

ATIS Enemy Publications No. 220, 225 October 31, 1944 and December 25, 

1944

8575 ATIS Current Translations No. 156 March 21, 1945

8577-

8579

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 1994, 1999, and 

2003 April 29, 1945

8598 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 27 [CINCPACCINCPOA Bulletin No. 100-45] May 1, 1945, 115 pp.

8599-

8600

SEATIC Ground Bulletins Nos. 126-127 April 20-21, 1945, 55 pp.

8657 OSS R&A Paris Photostats of an untranslated German document on Germans 

in Japan, German-Japanese organizations and firms, etc., covering period 

January 1938-February 1939, ca. 120 pp.

8686 OSS R&A (Kunming) Report on the military and political situation in the 

Shantung Region, China; included is a list of Japanese and puppet units and 

names of puppet commanders May 6, 1945, 77 pp.

8689 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 28 May 5, 

1945, 14 pp.

8690 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 26 April 28, 

1945, 17 pp.

8692 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 27 April 30, 

1945, 24 pp.

8697 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 59 May 2, 1945, 11 pp.

8698 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 54 April 27, 1945, 6 p.

8699 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report April 18, 1945, ca. 20 pp.

8700 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 25 April 28, 

1945, 10 pp.

8735 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China Theater. Report on Japanese PlainClothes Agents April 16, 1945, 1 p.

8756 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China. Details of personalities in the 

Foochow, China area, including names, ranks, organizations, and stations of 

people in Japanese intelligence, and puppet officials April 24, 1945, 6 pp.

8798 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 62 May 4, 1945, 47 pp.

8800-

8040

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 1966-2014 

(with some gaps) April 19-May 7, 1945

8875 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin No. 140 May 8, 1945, 28 pp.

8884 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 138 May 5, 1945, 40 pp.

8885-

8887

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports Nos. 63-65 May 5-7, 1945, 54 pp.

8888 SEATIC Naval Bulletin No. 139 May 5, 1945, 11 pp.

9032 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 57. Includes information on brothels in Rabaul 

and chemical warfare training, April 17, 1943, 18 pp.

9033 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 65-45 Teikoku Gyosei Kukaku BerranHandbook of Japanese Administrative Districts March 1, 1945, 421 pp.

9050-

9080

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 64-2023 

December 31, 1942-May 10, 1945

9181 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 77 Jan. 4, 1943, 

3 pp.

9182 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 86 Jan. 8, 1943, 

3 pp.

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XL Subject

9191-

9194

ATIS Captured Documents Nos. 2-5 September 11, 1942

9195 ATIS Inventory No. 5 March 29, 1945, 3 pp.

9196-

9199

ATIS Captured Documents Nos. 17-20 September 13-17, 1943

9200-

9207

ATIS Captured Documents Nos. 22-66 (with gaps) Sept. 20-October 13, 1942

9208 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 82 Morale Lectures January 31, 1944, 12 pp.

9209 ATIS Captured Documents No. 99 October 24, 1942, 7 pp.

9210 ATIS Current Translation No. 131; contains information on air chemical 

warfare in tropical areas July 31, 1944, 76 pp.

9213 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 145 February 17, 

1943, 3 pp.

9214 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 158 Military Rules and Regulations July 24, 1944, 

77 pp.

9215 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 160 Identification and Locations of Air Units and 

Army Installations July 26, 1944, 50 pp.

9216 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 166 Outline Survey of Borneo Sector August 11, 

1944, 13 pp.

9217 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 169 Intelligence Work and “Round Up” August 

13, 1944, 15 pp.

9218 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 171 Divisional Organization and Supply August 

14, 1944, 8 pp.

9219 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 176 Plan for the Use of Gas in the Pawangcheng 

Area September 5, 1944, 14 pp.

9220 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 177 Military Topographical Data on Geelvink Bay 

and Vogelkop Peninsula, New Guinea, with Maps September 8, 1944, 90 pp.

9222 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 185 Instructions for Sea Transport Units 

Operating in Enemy Dominated Waters September 14, 1944, 7 pp.

9223 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 187 Lessons from Experience in the Akyab Area 

September 16, 1944, 23 pp.

9224 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 195 Air Sector Force Battalion Chemical Warfare 

Section September 29, 1944, 7 pp.

9225 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 186 Methods of Production of Aviation Fuels 

September 15, 1944, 7 pp.

9226 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 209; contains list 

of documents sent to Washington, DC April 12, 1943, 2 pp.

9227 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 368 Notes on Gas and Chemical Warfare May 3, 

1945, 65 pp.

9228 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 369 List of Officers and Senior Civilian Officials of 

Kumamoto Division May 3, 1945, 29 pp.

9229-

9266

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 338-725 (with gaps) July 15, 1944-May 14, 

1945

9267-

9273

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 1975-2029 (with 

gaps) May 10-13, 1945

9274 ATIS Captured Documents No. 25 September 25, 1942, 1 p.

9276 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1487 October 5, 

1944, 8 pp.

9324-

9327

SACSEA/SIPS. Names of pro-Japanese (or suspicious) characters in the 

various Burma villages, with biographical sketches of administrative offers, 

and notes on political parties, tribes, police, camps for Allied prisoners of 

war, intelligence organizations, communications, Japanese school, Japanese 

troops, and installations, and Japanese occupation January-March 1945, 

126 pp.

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XL Subject

9408-

9409

SACSEA/SIPS. Names of pro-Japanese (or suspicious) characters in the 

various Burma villages, with biographical sketches of administrative offers, 

and notes on political parties, tribes, police, communications, Japanese 

school, Japanese troops, and installations. Japanese occupation, and local 

crime January 1945, 36 pp.

9420 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 61 May 3, 1945, 7 pp.

9421-

9422

SEATIC Ground Bulletins Nos. 134-135 May 1-3, 1945, 43 pp.

9567 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin No. 136 May 4, 1945, 30 pp.

9609 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of Javanese 

Sailors March 11, 1944, 1 p.

9610 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogations. Includes 

information on Japanese occupation policies and practices July 24, 1944, 

9 pp.

9638 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report; includes information on 

chemical warfare training May 2, 1945, 14 pp.

9648 SEATIC Psychological Warfare Bulletin No. 137 May 4, 1945, 21 pp.

9666 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 29 May 9, 

1945, 21 pp.

9669-

9684

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos., 1975-2034 

(with gaps) May 10-14, 1945

9685 ATIS Inventory (Miscellaneous) No. 11 May 14, 1945, 10 pp.

9686 ATIS Inventory (Savings Books) No. 1 March 27, 1945, 119 pp.

9687-

9695

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 664-728 (with gaps) May 9-14, 1945 

9696 ATIS Current Translation No. 166 May 13, 1945, ca. 70 pp.

9697 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 326 September 3, 

1943, 5 pp.

9705 SEATIC Psychological Warfare Division Information Review No. 16 May 10, 

1945, 10 pp.

9707 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 70 May 14, 1945, 12 pp.

9734 SEATIC Tactical (Ground) Bulletin No. 145 May 12, 1945, 18 pp.

9745 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report January 23, 1945, 20 pp.

9753 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report April 30, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

9763 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation reports by NEI 

natives, concerning treatment by Japanese, etc. August 11, 1944, 14 pp.

9765 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of a Sanggivese 

who captured by the Japanese (when seeking food for his wedding feast) and 

forced to work on the “Akegata Maru.” August 10, 1944, 11 pp.

9766 Interrogation Report NEFIS No. 188, Interrogation of Hali Wiswa

9767 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 282 

August 31, 1944, 1 p.

9768 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of a 

Menadonese prisoner of the Japanese about his forced labor at Macassar and 

Japanese atrocities August 11, 1944, 9 pp.

9769 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of natives 

evacuated from Seroe Island. Includes information on forcible seizure of 

native women, forced labor, and Japanese orders to local police. April 12, 

1945, 13 pp.

9770 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 198 

August 15, 1944, 7 pp.

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9771 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Report on the Japanese 

occupation methods in Celebes with notes on treatment and reaction, 

Kempei, etc. August 14, 1944, 11 pp.

9773 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report 

September 23, 1944, 2 pp.

9774 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Compilation of Interrogation 

Reports September 28, 1944, 21 pp.

9775 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 184 

Part I Appendix I March 27, 1944, 1 p.

9776 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report 

September 23, 1944, 2 pp.

9777 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of Galetese 

natives of Netherlands East Indies concerning treatment by Japanese, 

counter-intelligence, etc. August 28, 1944, 5 pp.

9778 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of Javanese 

native, regarding treatment by Japanese, atrocities, etc. August 30, 1944, 

9 pp.

9779 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogations August 24, 

1944, 7 pp.

9807 OSS R&A Report [No. 3083] regarding Korean politics and personalities. 

Included is information regarding attitudes of the Koreans toward the 

Japanese and those who have collaborated with them May 16, 1945, 13 pp.

9857 SEATIC Topographical Bulletin No. 144; relates to Singapore May 12, 1945, 

3 pp.

9858 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 140. 

A Menadonese’s account of his imprisonment by the Japanese, maltreatment 

of the prisoners by the Japanese, Japanese brutality to Dutch and native 

women, atrocities, Kempei, and civilian internees camps July 31, 1944, 9 pp.

9859 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 

104. Interrogation of an Ambonese captured by the Japanese. Information 

includes that relating to courts of justice, civilian internees, and security 

regulations in Java July 27, 1944, 15 pp. Additional information to this report 

found in XL 9865 July 24, 1944, 4 pp.

9860 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of NEI natives 

August 2, 1944, 8 pp.

9861 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 139 

July 29, 1944, 2 pp.

9862 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 174 

July 26, 1944, 7 pp.

9863 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Jul. 26, 1944, 

3 pp.

9864 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 

172. Interrogation of an Ambonese about his imprisonment by the Japanese, 

labor (at Rabaul, Wewak, Scherabaja airfield), atrocities to prisoners 

(named), and cooperation with the Japanese and Kempei by the natives July 

25, 1944, 9 pp.

9866 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Compilation of Interrogation 

Reports August 17, 1944, 6 pp.

9867 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 227 

August 17, 1944, 4 pp.

9868 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation of natives 

evacuated from Nila Island; includes information on Japanese methods of 

occupation in Java and others of the Netherlands East Indies; forced labor, 

etc. April 4, 1944, 10 pp.

9869 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 199 

August 15, 1944, 3 pp.

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9871 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 141 May 10, 1945, 40 pp.

9904 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 74 May 17, 1945, 11 pp.

9913 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 67 May 9, 1945, 11 pp.

9914-

9915

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports Nos. 71-72 May 15-16, 1945, 11 pp.

9916 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 75 May 18, 1945, 12 pp.

9918 SEATIC Special Bulletin No. 147; includes information about slaying and 

eating of a captured U.S. airman (naming Japanese officers responsible), 

British prisoners of war, and police in Malaya May 17, 1945, 19 pp.

9919 SEATIC Japanese Photo-Reconnaissance Documents No. 142 May 2, 1945, 

40 pp.

9920-

9922

SEATIC Order of Battle Report Nos. 66, 68, 69 May 8-12, 1945, 49 pp.

9947 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 12 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 110-45) Antiaircraft Defense Fortifications May 17, 1945, 125 pp.

9948-

9950

PACMIRS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 31-33 May 

23-25, 1945, ca. 45 pp.

9951 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) information regarding to 

police attitude, Japanese troops in the East Indies, torture and execution of 

Allied prisoners of war, internees, Japanese atrocities April 17-June 2, 1944, 

93 pp.

9969 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 146 May 16, 1945, 25 pp.

9970 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 73 May 17, 1945, 16 pp.

9973 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 28 Documents 

captured on Okinawa, Iwo Jima, and Saipan; information on chemical and 

bacterial warfare May 14, 1945, 140 pp.

10003 Military Intelligence Service. Who’s Who on Certain Japanese Military and 

Government officials June 1, 1945, 7 pp.

10008 OSS R&A Report on The “Burmans” under the Japanese April 28, 1945, 3 pp.

10009 OSS Detachment 101 AFU Report on Attitudes and Opinions in Arakan April 2, 

1945, 5 pp.

10011 ATIS Inventory (Miscellaneous) Type “B” Documents May 18, 1945, 16 pp.

10013 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2019 May 19, 

1945, ca. 15 pp.

10014 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2033 May 16, 

1945, 15 pp.

10015 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 672 May 19, 1945, 20 pp.

10016 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 726 May 18, 1945, 12 pp.

10017 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 729 May 19, 1945, 11 pp.

10018 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2039 May 22, 

1945, 21 pp.

10019 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2037 May 22, 

1945, 29 pp.

10020 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 735 May 21, 1945, 5 pp.

10021 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 738 May 21, 1945, 9 pp.

10022 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2036 May 21, 

1945, 15 pp.

10024 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 697 May 21, 1945, ca. 35 pp.

10025 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 728 May 14, 1945, 12 pp.

10026 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 370 16th Division Monthly Battle Report for April 

1944, ca. 50 pp.

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10027 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 371 Morale and Economy in Japan From Letters 

to a Soldier May 13, 1945, 12 pp.

10028 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 373 Family Psycholidae Moth Flies and Sand Flies 

May 18, 1945, 35 pp.

10029-

10030

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 2031-2032 May 

14, 1945, ca. 40 pp.

10031 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 364 Fleet Medicine Reports May 13, 1945, 71 pp. 

[another copy is XL 10038]

10032 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2034 May 14, 

1945, 18 pp.

10034 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 372 Courts-Martial Statistics, Duties of Army 

Legal Force, Extracts from National Security Act May 14, 1945, 61 pp.

10035 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 196 March 30, 

1943, 3 pp.

10036 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 706 May 19, 1945, 13 pp.

10037 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 730 May 19, 1945, 6 pp.

10038 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 364 Fleet Medicine Reports May 13, 1945, 71 pp. 

[another copy is XL 10031]

10039 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 464 September 17, 1944, 4 pp.

10060 HQ 6th Army Interrogation Report No. 0447, giving a discussion of Japan 

by three Japanese internees, describing the Japanese psychology, religion, 

education, army and navy atrocities, government, politics, living standards, 

supplies, and foreign relations; also comments on twelve Japanese leaders 

May 7, 1945, 35 pp.

10080 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 79 May 22, 1945, 49 pp.

10081 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 148 May 19, 1945, 58 pp.

10082-

10084

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports Nos. 76-78 May 19-21, 1945, 22 pp.

10085 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 150 May 23, 1945, 16 pp.

10101-

10103

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 55, 57, 61 

December 26-28, 1942, 10 pp.

10112 ATIS Inventory (Misc.) No. 12 Type “B” Documents May 11, 1945, 11 pp.

10122 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 60 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

101-45). Relates to the Japanese air forces May 18, 1945, 27 pp.

10130 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report of a Malaya prisoner of 

Japanese ancestry who acted as a civilian interpreter of Allied prisoners of 

war May 8, 1945, 8 pp.

10132 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 30 May 12, 

1945, 16 pp.

10178 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Report No. 282 

August 31, 1944, 2 pp.

10288 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2019 May 19, 

1945, 21 pp.

10289 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2033 May 16, 

1945, 15 pp.

10290-

10293

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 672, 706, 726, 729 May 19, 1945

10332 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report May 31, 1945, 5 pp.

10339 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 133-45 Enemy Airfields in China, Korea, and 

Manchuria May 28, 1945, 336 pp.

10352 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Transportation and 

Communication in Korea May 26, 1945, 10 pp.

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10374 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 50 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 84-45) Bomb Damage and Repairs Motoyama Airfield No. 1 March 30, 

1945, 33 pp.

10388 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Inner Mongolia 2nd 

Edition February 28, 1945, 4 pp.

10389 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Siam [Thailand] 3rd 

Edition February 8, 1945, 24 pp.

10390 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Japan 4th Edition 

January 8, 1945, 51 pp.

10391 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-China 2nd Edition 

January 21, 1945, 36 pp.

10392 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Formosa 3rd Edition 

March 26, 1945, 6 pp.

10393 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Burma 2nd Edition 

March 15, 1945, 14 pp.

10394 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Indo China 2nd 

Edition March 31, 1945, 21 pp.

10395 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Special SupplementThe Indian Independence Movement 2nd Edition March 22, 1945, 16 pp.

10398 PACMIRS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 34 May 31, 

19145, 15 pp.

10404 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Compilation of NEFIS 

Interrogation Reports, numbers given, of ex-prisoners of war from the NEI. 

Subjects include treatment by the Japanese, camp condition, maltreatment, 

atrocities, names of some Allied Prisoners of War who were mistreated, of 

some Japanese soldiers who mistreated them; reaction to the Japanese, few 

collaborators. August 30, 1944, 19 pp.

10408-

10409

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 2035, 2041 May 

22, 1945, 31 pp.

10411 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 375 General Ordnance Duties in Time of War May 

20, 1945, 20 pp.

10422 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Korea May 29, 1945, 

2 pp.

10423-

10425

OSS R&A Interview dealing with Korea May 29-30, 1945, 6 pp.

10432 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report May 21, 1945, 10 pp.

10433 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report; contains information on 

biological and bacteriological laboratories May 17, 1945, 24 pp.

10434 Military Intelligence Division. Interrogation Report May 23, 1945, 25 pp.

10435-

10440

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports Nos. 80-82, 84-86 May 25-28, 1945, 66 pp.

10448 SEATIC Topographical Bulletin No. 152 No. 152 May 23, 1945, 14 pp.

10449 SEATIC Order of Battle Report No. 83 May 25, 1943, 17 pp.

10450 SEATIC Combined Operations Bulletin No. 151 May 23, 1945, 26 pp.

10451 SEATIC Ground Bulletin No. 157 May 29, 1945, 18 pp.

10452 SEATIC Medical Bulletin No. 155 May 26, 1945, 16 pp.

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10453 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin No. 149 May 19, 1945, 13 pp.

10454 SEATIC Ground Operations Bulletin No. 153 May 24, 1945, 13 pp.

10460 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report May 17, 1945, 1 p.

10461 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Korea May 29, 1945, 

2 pp.

10462 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Indo-China May 29, 

1945, 7 pp.

10488 Military Intelligence Division. Report on conditions in Kweichow Province, 

China April 28, 1945, 4 pp.

10493 Military Intelligence Service. Report giving information from Japanese 

prisoners regarding the Kempei, including relations with natives in occupied 

areas, bacterial warfare, etc. May 22, 1945, 7 pp.

10559 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 29 (CINCPACCINCPOA Bulleting 116-45) May 21, 1945, 166 pp.

10589 ATIS Current Translation No. 167 May 29, 1945, ca. 100 pp.

10590 ATIS Inventory (Pay books) No. 3 March 28, 1945, 77 pp.

10591 ATIS Inventory (Savings books) No. 1 March 27, 1945, 119 pp.

10592-

10596

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 697, 727, 732-734 May 21-30, 1945, 92 pp.

10597 ATIS Research Report No. 126 (Part 1) Hoko-The Spy-Hostage System of 

Group Control-The Clue to Japanese Psychology April 26, 1945, 26 pp.

10598-

10600

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 735-737 May 21-27, 1945, 32 pp.

10602-

10605

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 738, 740-741, 743 May 21-29, 1945, 24 pp.

10606-

10621

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 2030-2049 (with 

gaps) May 28-30, 1945, ca. 300 pp.

10622 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 374 16 Army Report on Medical Situation in Java 

for February 1944 May 19, 1945, 156 pp.

10623 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 376 Army Pay Regulations May 24, 1945, 100 pp.

10625 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 378 Division Signal Unit Auxiliary Receiver and 

Receiving Apparatus May 26, 1945, 21 pp.

10626 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 379 Instructions for Model 2 [Gas] Detector Kit 

May 27, 1945, 12 pp.

10627 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2013 May 8, 1945, 

ca. 20 pp.

10657 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Notes on Indo-China May 7, 1945, 2 pp.

10663 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Notes on French Indo-China May 7, 1945, 

2 pp.

10696 ATIS Inventory (Miscellaneous) No. 11 May 14, 1945, 10 pp.

10697 ATIS Inventory No. 5 March 29, 1945, 31 pp.

10698 ATIS Inventory (Pay books) No. 3 March 28, 1945, 79 pp.

10702 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on medical conditions in 

Malaya June 5, 1945, 5 pp.

10709 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Malaya June 1945, 

3 pp.

10747 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Malaya, including 

Government control of population June 1, 1945, 8 pp.

10843 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Korea June 7, 1945, 

2 pp.

10849 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Malaya June 8, 1945, 

5 pp.

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10878-

10879

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 2050-2051 May 

30-June 2, 1945, 34 pp.

10923-

10931

SEATIC Order of Battle Reports Nos. 87, 89-96 May 29-June 6, 1945, ca. 

160 pp.

10932 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin No. 156 May 28, 1945, 13 pp.

10933 SEATIC Air Bulletin No. 158 May 30, 1945, 20 pp.

10934 SEATIC Ground Operations Bulletin No. 162 June 2, 1945, 22 pp.

10936-

10939

ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 719, 744-745, 747 May 31-June 1, 1945, ca. 

40 pp.

10940-

10944

ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 2052-2054, 

2056-2057 May 30-June 1, 1945, 80 pp.

10946 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 2050 May 30, 

1945, 14 pp.

10947 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 744 May 31, 1945, 7 pp. [Note: There are two 

files numbered XL 10947. Although this file was declassified over a quarter of 

a century ago, a 11⁄4 page summary (file number 90914) was just declassified 

under PL 105-246.]

10947 Intelligence Division, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. 

Who’s Who in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territories-Japan 5th Edition May 

20, 1945, 73 pp. 

10950 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 380 Activation and Departure Tables of Enemy 

Combat Forces July-August 1944 May 30, 1945, 76 pp.

10951 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 381 Defense Against Bacterial Warfare May 31, 

1945, 11 pp.

10952 OSS China Theater Interview regarding Shanghai, China May 31, 1945, 4 pp.

10958 OSS China Theater Fukien [China] Briefing Handbook n.d., ca. May 1945, 

14 pp.

10978 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Malaya June 9, 1945, 

3 pp.

11105 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation of a Major in the INA Medical 

Corps and personal physician to S. C. Bose, with whom he accompanied to 

Tokyo in November 1943. Report includes information on health of Indian 

prisoners of war and sale of drugs and medicines on the black market June 7, 

1945, 7 pp.

11151 7th Army Interrogation Center. Report on interrogation concerning Brig. Gen. 

Makato Onodera, Japanese Military Attaché in Stockholm, Sweden, May 28, 

1945, 5 pp.

11188 OSS X-2 Report on relations between the Kempei Tai and the Burmese district 

police 1942-1945, 2 pp.

11189 OSS X-2 Interrogation of an Indian who was a labor contractor for the 

Japanese in Burma 2 pp.

11190 OSS X-2 Notes on the Indian Independence League, Hikari Kikan [Civil 

intelligence and sabotage organization], and Kempei Tai in Burma 1942-1945

11191 OSS X-2 Report, based on interrogation, on instruction at the Kanbe Swaraj 

Young Men’s Training Institute 1942-1945, 3 pp.

11192 OSS X-2 Interrogation of U Aung, former chancellor and code officer of the 

Burmese Embassy in Tokyo and the (Ba Maw) Foreign Office in Rangoon, 

Burma 1942-1945, 9 pp.

11193 OSS X-2 Report on the Burma Defense Army and the Kempei Tai by a nurse 

who was persuaded to work as an agent for the former against the latter 

1942-1945, 4 pp.

11194 OSS X-2 Report on the Kanebo Co. in Burma, describing Japanese officials 

and their relations with the Kempei Tai 1942-1945, 4 pp.

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11195 OSS X-2 Report on connections between the Okura Co. and the Japanese 

Kempei Tai in Rangoon Burma 1942-1945, 1 p.

11197 OSS X-2 Interrogation of Moung chit Swe about Kempei Tai activities by the 

Japanese in Rangoon Burma 1942-1945, 2 pp. 

11199 OSS X-2 Interrogation of Ali Hussain, Burmese police official regarding Burma 

police activities before and during the Japanese invasion; includes information 

about the Kempei 7 pp.

11200 OSS X-2 Interrogation report regarding Burma; provides list of Mepei agents 

(including Burmese, Formosans, and Chinese) May 25, 1945

11201 OSS X-2 Report on the political intelligence branch of the Japanese General 

Staff in Burma 3 pp.

11206 OSS X-2 Report on the Heiho organization, started by the Japanese in Burma 

for the employment of Burmese. Included are names of Kempei officers and 

information about torture methods 1942-1945, 4 pp.

11207 OSS X-2 Report on Burmese Political Parties May 31, 1945, 2 pp.

11209 OSS X-2 Interrogation of Maung Tin Aung of Rangoon Burma about 

interpreting for the Japanese Kempei tai there; information about accusations 

against innocent people, who were arrested and tortured; names of Japanese 

officers; types of information desired by the Kempei; names of two Indian 

informants for the Japanese May 29, 1945, 3 pp.

11210 OSS X-2 Report on the Hikari Kikan [Civil intelligence and sabotage 

organization] May 29, 1945, 2 pp.

11212 OSS SEAC Translation of a Japanese plan for control of all home handicraft 

industries in Burma 1944, 2 pp.

11214 OSS Detachment. 101 Interrogation of a Domei [Japanese News Agency] 

proofreader and translator who later joined the Army Propaganda 

Department, and worked in Rangoon, Burma 6 pp.

11216 OSS X-2 Report on the police system in the Arakan area, under the control of 

the Japanese army and Kempei 1942-1945, 3 pp.

11217 OSS X-2 Report on the Japanese (Civil Affairs) Hiraoka Commission in Burma; 

may be related to Kempei 2 pp.

11449 SACSEA/SIPS. Report on Mandalay; included is information on police, 

prisoner of war camps, and Japanese espionage January 30, 1945

11462 OSS Detachment. 101 Report on U Ohn Thwin, Burmese legal adviser to Dr. 

Kimrua and to Kongo (noted Japanese photographer); includes information 

on Japanese arrests of Burmese leaders, profiteering in sugar, and removal of 

medicines May 30, 1945, 2 pp.

11467 Report on the Overseas United Association (Chinese) in Burma, the Japanese 

tool for ruling Rangoon’s Chinatown. Information on Chinese being shot and 

list of Kempei Tai officers. 1942-1945, 4 pp.

11477 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 136 on defense installations on Iwo Jima June 

10, 1945, 119 pp.

11478 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation and Interrogations No. 32; includes 

information on military and naval personalities and plan for delivery of carrier 

pigeons and war dogs June 16, 1945, 161 pp.

11479 CINCPAC-CINPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 33; includes 

information on Allied prisoners of war June 21, 1945, 147 pp.

11546 OSS R&A India Burma Theater Interrogation Report on Medical Conditions in 

Malaya; mentions health condition of prisoners of war was very poor June 25, 

1945, 6 pp.

11554 Army G-2 Who’s Who in Java, including members of Japanese forces May 1, 

1945, 84 pp.

11579 OSS R&A India-Burma Interrogations on Japanese activities in Shanghai China, 

including information on the Tokumu Kikan [Special Service Agency-Military 

Intelligence] and the Japanese Consulate and its police June 25, 1945, 5 pp.

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11601 HQ OSS SU Detachment. 101 AFU Thongwa and Syriajn. Incident of 

the recapture of some U.S. airmen who were trying to escape and their 

treatment. Information on treatment of women internees. 1943-1944, 2 pp.

11603 OSS R&A SEAC Summary on population control in Indo-China since March 9, 

1945, the day of the Japanese coup. Information regarding Europeans being 

interned or used as forced labor. June 19, 1945, 4 pp.

11609 OSS SU Interrogation of U Hia Pe, who was in the counter-intelligence 

department of the Thai Police, with the Japanese occupation. Included is 

information about the status of Allied Prisoners of War January 1945, 2 pp.

11610 Report by U Ba Nyein, Civil Service Officer, transportation officer during the 

Japanese occupation. Appendices include the Journal of the Burma Special 

Research Commission’s tour of Japan, Korea, Manchukuo, China, Formosa, 

Philippines, Netherlands East Indies, Malaya, and Thailand June 6, 1945, 

130 pp.

11611 OSS Detachment 101 Report on conditions under Japanese occupation; 

includes information on the persecution of Christians, murders of Indians, 

seizure of foreign property, forced Burmese labor, Japanese torture, illtreatment of Allied prisoners of war, Burmese traitors, and Catholic support 

for the Japanese 16 pp.

11732 Report on Thailand prior to December 8, 1941, providing information on 

prisoners of war June 10, 1945, 10 pp.

11759 OSS R&A Indian-Burma Prisoner of War Interrogations on Japanese activities 

in Shanghai, China June 25, 1945, 5 pp.

11761 OSS (SEA) Biographical data on Japanese doctors and medical researchers in 

Bangkok Thailand June 15, 1945, 3 pp.

11799 Military Intelligence Division (from GSI). An outline of Japanese intelligence 

organizations in Burma June 9, 1945, 9 pp. and one organization chart

11802-

11803

Joint Intelligence Collection Agency Report on Japanese plainclothesmen 

(agents) in China June 15, 1945, 10 pp.

11873-

11875

OSS R&A India Burma Theater Untranslated Japanese insurance documents, 

mostly from Burma June 20-July 1, 1945, ca. 1,000 pp.

11898 Copies in Italian (untranslated) of Japanese War Office Communiqués, ca. 

150 pp. May 27, 1942

11901 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 113-45 Prisoner of War Encampments. A 

survey of Japanese camps for Allied prisoners and internees June 15, 1945, 

159 pp.

11902 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations No. 34; includes list of naval organizations 

that produce chemical and bacterial warfare agents and information on 

bacterial warfare in China and Manchuria June 27, 1945, 156 pp.

11903 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 75 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

163-45) Translated Japanese table giving the order of battle of the 

Japanese army, air force, medical units, harbor construction units, transport 

commands, personnel replacement organization, home duty forces, etc. July 

2, 1945, 188 pp.

11912 Report from Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence 

Service June 28, 1945, 10 pp.

11913 Report from Captured Personnel and Material Branch, Military Intelligence 

Service June 26, 1945, 10 pp.

11930 Prisoner interrogation report on the Tokumu Kikan and Kempei Tai in China, 

names officers and civilian officials, and describing functions June 30, 1945, 

6 pp.

12059 OSS Detachment 404. Names of Kempei officers and their Burmese agents in 

Burma. Information on Allied prisoners of war working on the railroad. 1942-

1945, 2 pp.

12075 OSS Translation Series No. 51 Operational order of the Hikari Kikan in Burma 

February 24, 1945, 3 pp.

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12159 HQ 5th Army G-2 Detailed interrogation report on interrogation of Harold 

Kirfel, German liaison officer to the Japanese, about RSHA Amt 6, the OKW’s 

interpreter training department, subjects taught in the Japanese language 

course, the Japanese intelligence service, war and naval intelligence, 

Japanese personalities, Manchurian, Thai, Indian and Chinese personalities 

in Germany, German agents in the Far East and Middle Eastern persons in 

Germany July 3, 1945, 19 pp.

12171 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 76 A translated Japanese Army 

secret general order regarding Japanese Army crimes and their punishment 

July 7, 1945, 61 pp.

12239 ATIS Current Translation #171 July 6, 1945, 78 pp.

12257 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 174-45 Listing the overseas code numbers of 

Japanese army units July 8, 1945, 17 pp.

12296 Duplicate copies of files from Germany regarding trade relations with Japan 

1941-1945, ca. 100 pp.

12320 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Information Bulletin on Tsushima, an island between 

Japan and Korea June 24, 1945, 47 pp.

12321 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 35. Includes 

interrogation of a Kamikaze pilot. July 7, 1945, 160 pp.

12366 OSS R&A Report on the situation in the Hopei region of China in mid-1945 

July 5, 1945, 31 pp.

12486 Pamphlet by the Ba Maw government in Burma about its plans and operations 

1944

12487 Untranslated Japanese notebook from Burma, 1935-1943, ca. 25 pp.

12498 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) No. 2123 July 11, 

1945, 16 pp.

12499 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) No. 2125 July 11, 

1945, 24 pp.

12582 ATIS Research Report No. 72 Supplement No. 2 Japanese Violations of the 

Laws of War. Text of a memorandum from the Japanese Vice Minister showing 

the reaction to Allies investigation of activities contrary to international law; 

reproductions of pertinent parts of 20 captured documents (translations of 

which are quoted in the report) on activities of Japanese military personnel 

contrary to the laws of war, e.g., executions (Southwest Pacific), cannibalism, 

extreme measures in the Philippines, ill-treatment of Allied Prisoners of War, 

bacterial warfare, and Japanese military law regarding the punishment of 

Allied airmen. June 23, 1945, 59 pp. This Document moved to XL26353.

12587 Documents from I.G. Farben files in Heidelberg, Germany relating to 

Japanese chemical companies and Japanese chemical industry; includes 

statistics on chemical industry in Japan and her dependencies 1940-March 

27, 1942, ca. 50 pp.

12624 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) No. 2124 July 12, 

1945, 16 pp.

12626 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) No. 2126 July 12, 

1945, 17 pp.

12627 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) July 13, 1945, 15 pp.

12628 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) July 13, 1945, 13 pp.

12663 CINCPAC-CINCPOA #176-45 Reports and interrogations July 14, 1945, 

139 pp.

12974 OSS Outpost Documents concerning an Italian-Japanese Institute, with 

headquarters in Rome, Italy received August 7, 1945

13049 OSS Biographies of 23 prominent Burmese serving in the Government under 

the Japanese August 7, 1945, 15 pp.

13050 CASA Includes information on Japanese Army administration in Japan and 

Manchuria July 14, 1945, 13 pp.

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13051 CASA Includes information on position of the Emperor, medical information, 

disease, names of medical army personnel. July 17, 1945, 21 pp.

13153 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 72 relating to a hypothetical 

defense of Kyushu July 20, 1945, 207 pp.

13154 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 37 Bulletin No. 186-

45 July 24, 1945, ca. 50 pp.

13156 List of the Staff of the Japanese Army August 1, 1945, 158 pp.

13210 ATIS Preliminary examination of captured Japanese documents, providing 

names of officers with various units July 9, 1945, 15 pp.

13211 ATIS Preliminary examination of Japanese documents in the Philippines, 

including notes on Military Government, Allied Prisoners of War, Battle results, 

casualties, list of missionaries and others evincing an anti-Japanese attitude 

July 9, 1945, 13 pp.

13212 ATIS Preliminary examination of Japanese documents July 8, 1945, 15 pp.

13213 ATIS Preliminary examination of Japanese documents July 8, 1945, 10 pp.

13242 PACMIRS Bulletin No. 50 July 31, 1945, 26 pp.

13432 Allied prisoners of war in Maymo, Burma March 24, 1945, 5 pp.

13440 CAS (Burma) Intelligence SEAC Weekly Intelligence Summary No. 88 July 14, 

1945, 10 pp.

13540 PACMIRS Bulletin No. 51 August 6, 1945, 27 pp.

13549 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) August 1, 1945, 10 pp.

13550 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) August 1, 1945, 12 pp.

13551 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) August 1, 1945, 13 pp.

13552 ATIS Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) August 1, 1945, 15 pp.

13553 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 751 July 2, 1945, 7 pp.

13582 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation of Japanese Empire Defense Operations Plan 

August 7, 1945, 51 pp.

13593 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 138 [Bulletin No. 198-

45] Includes information on orders regarding the treatment of captured Allied 

airmen and Japanese counter-intelligence regulations. August 15, 1945, 143 pp.

13620 SEATIC Psychological Warfare Bulletin July 31, 1945, ca. 35 pp.

13655 OSS R&A Report on Thailand’s Connection with Indian Nationalist Activities 

March 13, 1945, 3 pp.

13747 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 719 June 1, 1945, 18 pp.

13748 ATIS Chart of captured documents, of various types, listing personnel, unit 

reports, training instructions, reports on guerrillas, equipment, orders, etc. 

May 14, 1945, 11 pp.

13750 ATIS Report on enemy records, paybooks, etc.; notes on unit movements, 

health reports, combat lessons, information on government and commercial 

organization on Leyte, operational orders, troop movements on Luzon, list of 

officers and NCO’s of 49th Infantry Regiment, and other related matters April 

25, 1945, 21 pp. 

13751 ATIS chart of captured documents of various types, largely bound copies of 

“Records of the Army Officers’ Club (Japanese) in the Philippine Islands, with 

general military information and articles by various officers. Orders, transfers 

of personnel and equipment, tactics. May 18, 1945, 16 pp.

13752 ADVATIS Bulletin No. 718 April 1-9, 1945, listing enemy address books, 

diaries, army units and personalities, regimental history and commanders 

June 13, 1945, 5 pp.

13753 ATIS Interrogation Report No. 748 June 4, 1945, 9 pp.

13884 OSS R&A Three German booklets dealing with the Japanese: GermanJapanese Relations in Medicine (1943, 12 pp.) Japanese Politics (1943, 61 

pp.) and the Japanese Navy (1942, 199 pp., well-illustrated). August 13, 1945

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13955 CAHSA Report on the Administration of Japanese Public and Private Finance 

August 1, 1945, 292 pp.

13964 OSS R&A Report that Japanese in Southeast Asia are trying to convert their 

funds into forms which will escape Allied confiscation. The most popular forms 

are fold and jewelry, pre-invasion currency and transfer of Japanese-owned 

businesses to private ownership in the areas where located August 14, 1945, 

6 pp.

14036 Office of Naval Intelligence. Prominent Persons in Japan or Japanese 

Dominated Territories May 1945, 200 pp.

14115 ATIS Interrogation. Includes information on Allied prisoners of war. August 

20, 1945, 26 pp.

14116 ATIS Interrogation August 14, 1945, 13 pp.

14117 ATIS Interrogation August 14, 1945, 15 pp.

14118 ATIS Interrogation August 20, 1945 

14119 ATIS Interrogation report relating to the Imperial Rule Assistance Association 

and information that the Chinese are accused of bacterial warfare August 19, 

1945, 7 pp.

14120 ATIS Interrogation; includes information about Allied prisoners of war near 

Shanghai, China August 20, 1945, 10 pp.

14121 ATIS Interrogation August 21, 1945, 9 pp.

14122 ATIS Interrogation August 19, 1945, 6 pp. and one organizational chart

14168 USFET Special Interrogation Report (CSIR) on Japanese economic situation, 

from interrogation of a German prisoner of war who worked on archives 

about the Far East August 10, 1945, 6 pp.

14249 OSS R&A (India Burma Theater) Two folders of Japanese cards, notebooks, 

and letters (with many duplicated translations) from Burma. August 10, 1945

14255 ATIS Research Report on Hoko [also termed Kumi and Tonari Gumi]—the spyhostage system of group control for the Japanese ruling caste, as explaining 

Japanese psychology. Includes information on control by civilian and military 

police and the use of torture. Information also included on the adaptation of 

the system in Formosa, Korea, China, Manchuria, Burma, Malaya, the East 

Indies, and the Philippines April 26, 1945, 30 pp.

14257 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 84 Japanese Army Officers 

Promotion List February 17, 1945, 149 pp.

14258 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 90 Translation of a Japanese plan 

for the defense of the Kogoshima sector July 25, 1944, 78 pp.

14255 ATIS Research Report on Hoko [Kumi and Tonari Gumi]—the Spy-Hostage 

System of Group Control; includes information on use of torture April 26, 

1945, 30 pp.

14411 ATIS Publication No. 10. Restoration of Captured Documents: Manual for 

cleaning, deciphering and chemically restoring illegible captured documents 

June 28, 1945, 26 pp.

14442 Japanese information secured in Nurmberg, Germany, including reports on 

the situations in Japan, China, and Manchuria in 1941 [in German] May 18, 

1945, 23 pp.

14443 Translations from Japanese Hydrographic Bulletins September 6, 1945, 131 

pp.

14502 Military Interrogation Division. Interrogation of Japanese doctors about their 

units, gas training, etc. August 13, 1945, 10 pp.

14503 Office of War Information. A listing of, and biographical information on, 

members of Japan’s surrender cabinet. Members of the Suzuki and Koiso 

cabinets are also listed August 21, 1945, 25 pp.

14550 OSS R&A Report on Political situation in Thailand; includes information on 

Japanese occupation September 4, 1945, 78 pp.

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14571 Documents submitted to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Forces by 

the Japanese Mission to Negotiate Surrender August 21, 1945, 95 pp.

14660 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency Report that Japanese have conscripted 

Chinese civilians at Hankow, China August 15, 1945, 1 p.

14669 Report on Shanghai, China conditions, from interrogation of a Korean in the 

Japanese Army August 10, 1945, 3 pp.

14710 Military Intelligence Service Conditions in Occupied China Aug. 11, 1945, 2 pp.

14790 CIC Bulletin “Japanese Total Espionage in Manchuria, China, and the 

Netherlands East Indies.” Gives the history of Japanese espionage, economic 

tie-in, propaganda techniques, appeals to religious groups, help from the 

Germans, etc. April 5, 1945, 18 pp.

14839 State Department. Report on Japan’s Capacity to Pay Reparations From 

Current Production August 1945, 56 pp.

14931 OSS SU Detachment 404 Interrogation of Chulem Ahmad Qureshi, OSS 

agent who is now war prisoner, describing career. Information on Subhas 

Chandra Bose, Burma, Indian independence workers in Japan, and the Swaraj 

Institute and the Hikari Kikani August 23, 1945, 32 pp.

15027 OSS R&A Biographical information Vice Adm. Jean Deceux, Governor General 

of Indo-China August 28, 1945, 4 pp.

15049 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 159-45 Japanese place name arranged by 

characters “Fadtmack.” Also map of political divisions of Japan August 7, 

1945, 354 pp. and one map

15105 Interrogation Center 7th Army Interview with Hermann Schultz, German 

diplomat in the Far East August 22, 1945, 6 pp.

15157 OSS R&A SEAC Speculations on SEAC occupation plans for elimination of 

Japanese forces and control, seizure of Japanese documents and war crimes 

evidence, etc. August 23, 1945, 5 pp.

15535 7th Army Interrogation Center Preliminary Interrogation report on Viscount 

Hidemaro Konoye July 21, 1945, 2 pp.

15615 OSS R&A Biographical information on Japanese (mostly agents) in the 

Netherlands East Indies August 28, 1945, 25 pp.

15632 CINCPAC-CINPOA Information Bulletin on Northern Kyushu. Includes 

information on prisoner of war camps August 28, 1945, 289 pp.

15636 CINCPAC Medical Items [relating to Okinawa] 1945, 51 pp.

15638 DIO 14th Naval District. Prominent Persons in Japan and Japanese Dominated 

Areas, Including Burma, China, Formosa, Hong Kong, Kwangtung, etc. August 

14, 1945, 416 pp.

15648 Military Intelligence Service. List of Japanese war criminals with biographical 

notes on each as it appeared in the Hain Hua Jih Pao (Chinese Communist 

newspaper) August 22, 1945, 3 pp.

15799 Military Intelligence Service. Report on conditions in Sau Shu, Honan; 

includes information on forced labor and American captives tortured by the 

Japanese August 18, 1945, 6 pp.

15868 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin. Interrogation of Japanese prisoners of war 

concerning Gendarmerie activities in Burma, police methods, atrocities, 

treatment of Allied prisoners of war, etc. August 26, 1945, 20 pp.

15932 Civil Affairs Guide on Control and Use of the Bank of Japan August 1945, 

24 pp.

16031 OSS Report on trunks filled with documents and cash have been removed 

from the Japanese Services in Lisbon Portugal and transferred to homes of 

Isao Tamasaki and Iasuto Tamai in Lisbon. Sums of money have also been 

withdrawn August 22, 1945, 1 p.

16056 Report on activities in Chiang-Tu (Yangchow), Kiangsu Province, China; 

includes information on the Japanese military police headquarters July 26, 

1945, 2 pp. 

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16058 Report on the Armed Forces in T’ai-Haing (Taihing), Kiangsu Province, China; 

includes information on the Japanese police July 24, 1945, 2 pp.

16081 Information from a German prisoner of war relating to the military and 

civilian German agencies dealing with Japan. July 13, 1945, 11 pp.

16100 Military Intelligence Service. Report on conditions in Japan from 1942 to 

March 1945; includes information on atrocities August 20, 1945, 18 pp.

16360 Foreign Economic Administration Translation relating to Japanese in North 

China drafting Japanese and Koreans for work gangs August 7, 1945, 2 pp.

16362 OSS R&A Germany Report on search for documents in Berlin, Germany, 

especially those of Japanese companies and agencies September 6, 1945, 

11 pp.

16770 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 39 August 30, 1945, 

164 pp.

16950 OSS R&A An article by the Japan Democratic Committee regarding Japan’s 

Future, translated from the Chinese Ta Kung Pao. Views include disposition 

of war criminals September 5, 1945, 13 pp.

16970 IDC Microfilm Roll #250. Books on various subjects, in Japanese. Included 

are the Chinese Puppet Government; disease and sanitation in Manchuria; 

Japanese government; Japanese expansion; and diary of a trip in Japan 

Received September 25, 1945

16979 List of Japanese documents on microfilm 

17288 OSS Interrogation of Prisoner of War Ghulam Ahmed Qureshi. Discusses 

his work in Rangoon Burma, relations with Japanese Hikari Kikan [Civil 

intelligence and sabotage organization], with the Burmese, information on 

Swaraj Young Men’s Training Institute, Indian Independence movement in 

Japan, etc. August 23, 1945, 32 pp. 

17352 OSS Report on the Character and Attitudes of the Japanese Fighting Man May 

11, 1945, 13 pp.

17358 Report on alleged Japanese Peace Plot of June 1945 September 24, 1945, 

3 pp.

17699 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China Report on medical conditions in 

Shanghai, China during the Japanese occupation August 29, 1945, 8 pp.

17735 Military Intelligence Service. Report on an Air Ground Aid Service (AGAS) 

mission to aid Allied prisoners of war in Canton, China on August 19, 1945 

August 29, 1945, 2 pp.

17924 State Department Report on conditions in Peking and Japan; noted that 

Chinese forced laborers were probably killed August 8, 1945, 2 pp.

17953 OSS R&A “Japanese Analyses of the Causes of Defeat. Observations by press 

and officials, probably for U.S. consumption. Superior power of the Allies, 

Behavior of the Japanese people. Behavior of specific groups of Japanese; 

poor political leadership. They are generalizing the responsibility, writing off 

the war as a bad job, and looking to the future.” September 14, 1945, 6 pp.

18100 Military Intelligence Service. Report on conditions in Japan from 1942 to 

March 1945; contains information on atrocities August 20, 1945, 18 pp.

18120 DNI Biographical information on Dr. Yutaka Nakamura, prominent Japanese 

bacteriologist and educator at Hokkaido Imperial University Japan July 7, 

1945, 2 pp.

18454 Joint Army Navy Intelligence Studies (JANIS) 70 Chapter X People and 

Government in Indochina; includes information on Japanese occupation and 

police system September 1, 1945, 138 pp.

18491 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China Theater. Report on economic 

conditions in Shanghai, China, up to February 1945 August 22, 1945, 10 pp.

18984 OSS List of Japanese Diplomatic and Consular Officials in Thailand September 

20, 1945, 6 pp.

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18985 OSS R&A Report on the Chinese community in Burma; includes information 

on Japanese occupation September 12, 1945, 12 pp.

18986 HQ SACSEA Report on Bangkok, Thailand; includes information on police and 

intelligence organizations, location of prisoners of war camps and method of 

protection used by the Japanese for incarceration of Allied prisoners of war 

and internees August 16, 1945, 23 pp.

19032 SEASAC/SIPS List of Japanese organizations in the Netherlands East Indies 

August 20, 1945, 6 pp.

19037 SEASAC/SIPS Search list of places occupied by Japanese in Malaya and 

information on personalities in the Japanese secret police August 20, 1945, 1 pp. 

19077 OSS R&A Report on financial situation in Thailand. Information that the 

Thai Government has large credit in Tokyo, Japan as a result of loans to the 

Japanese military September 12, 1945, 2 pp.

19132 ATIS Japanese-English Medical Dictionary February 7, 1945, 443 pp.

19134 Army G-2 Japanese Order of Battle; major ground units in Central and South 

China and French Indo-China. Includes units and commanders June 1945, 

215 pp.

19135 GSI/SEAC Detailed Order of Battle of the Japanese Army in Burma-NonDivisional and Miscellaneous Units [and commanders] November 1944, 130 

pp.

19136 GSI/SEAC Detailed Order of Battle of the Japanese Army in Burma, included 

are units and commanders January 1945, 595 pp.

19137 GSA/SEAC Index of Names to the Detailed Order of Battle of the Japanese 

Army in Burma January 1945, 411 pp.

19265 Foreign Economic Administration Report, Preservation and Use of Key 

Records in Japan. Information provided regarding the importance of 

preserving records; problems confronting military government; methods of 

safeguarding; recommendations in special fields; treatment of government, 

industrial, agricultural etc records; appendix lists names and addresses of 

companies and organizations whose records might be useful August 1945, 

53 pp.

19747 Military Intelligence Service. Interrogation of Japanese prisoners of war. Views 

on conditions in Japan after surrender, Russian and Communist influence in 

Japan. Information about Tokuma Kikan (Secret Service) and Kempei (Military 

police). Also suicide boat units and biographical information on about one 

hundred Japanese, some of whom might be useful by the Allies and on the 

prisoners of war themselves September 10, 1945, 24 pp.

19868 Military Intelligence Service. Interview with Leopold Scheidl, of the Germany 

Ministry of Propaganda regarding German-East Relations Sept. 22, 1945, 

7 pp.

19951 OSS R&A Report on the status of Korean released by the Japanese Army in 

Thailand; information that Japanese had released about 3,300 Koreans, many 

of whom were responsible for atrocities against prisoners of war, but who 

could also give war crimes testimony against the Japanese September 28, 

1945, 5 pp.

19999 Strategic Services Unit. Information on the Weihain, Shantung Allied 

Internment Camp September 17, 1945, 16 pp.

20039 USFET, Main Japanese Intelligence: Miscellaneous Information on Japan from 

German Sources. Information from interviews with German Naval Officers of 

the OKM conducted at Flensburg, Germany May 21-27, 1945. September 12, 

1945, 16 pp.

20358 SHAEF Report on German-Japanese relations with information on exchange of 

German-Japanese military and technical information June 18, 1945, 8 pp.

20360 SHAEF Report on Viscount Konoye. Report gives views on Oshima, the 

military leaders, intelligence service, and Japanese liaison with the Gestapo 

June 18, 1945, 5 pp.

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20369 SHAEF information, including interrogation reports, regarding Japanese 

diplomatic and other personnel in Germany, Austria, France, and Italy; also 

list of Japanese in Manchuria with brief personal history data of each June 8, 

1945, 138 pp.

20371 SHAEF Report on German commercial relationships with Japan, including 

blockade running activities with Japan by Schenker & Company, June 1, 1945, 

55 pp.

20377 SHAEF brief biographical notes of Heinz Weber, Japanese language interpreter 

at OKL (German Air Force High Command), Berlin. Report includes 

information on telegrams exchanged between German Air Ministry and 

German Air Attaché in Japan from November 1944 to end of February 1945 

May 18, 1945, 19 pp.

20382 SHAEF G-2 A translation of a Japanese document recovered in Paris, France in 

November 1944: “Important Changes in Ordnance Technology Investigation 

Agencies in Foreign Countries.” December 28, 1944, 5 pp.

20385 State Department Special Interrogation Mission. Report of an interrogation of 

Herbert von Dirksen, German Ambassador to Tokyo 1933-1938, September 

8-13, 1945, 15 pp.

20386 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/India Burma Theater. Report on Japanese 

financial transactions in Thailand during April and May 1944 and 1945, 

compiled from Thai records September 14, 1945, 24 pp.

20405 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China Theater. Translation of pamphlet 

entitled “Analysis of Recent Enemy and Puppet Trade Policies.” It contains a 

summary of Japanese wartime trade policies; the laws and organizations set 

up in Occupied China for the control of trade are described August 31, 1945, 

7 pp.

20406 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China Theater. Translations of three 

messages concerning the closing three Japanese branches of firms in FrenchIndo China; two in Hanoi and one in Saigon August 31, 1945, 2 pp.

20462 SHAEF G-2 Japanese Intelligence Report giving information on GermanJapanese exchange of intelligence and military cooperation July 10, 1945, 5 pp.

21410 SIPS Background on Selangor, Malaya, including information on Japanese 

occupation July 5, 1945, 25 pp. See also XL 21407 and XL 21416

21413 SACSEA Report on Security Intelligence for Planning Section – Performa B 

Tactical – Penang and Province Wellesley (see XL 21417 for Strategical) June 

8, 1945, 16 pp.

21416 SIPS Report on Singapore Island April 5, 1945, 55 pp. See also XL 21407 and 

XL 21410

21840 Foreign Economic Administration report on the Administration of the Property 

of Imperial Household of Japan September 1945, 58 pp.

21841 Foreign Economic Administration report on working conditions in Japan 

September 1945, 60 pp.

22001 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency/China. Interrogation of W.S. Ishikawa, 

Secretary of the Japanese Consulate at Nanking, China October 5, 1945, 

3 pp.

22189 USFET Report on Japanese activities in France from 1939 to August 1945 

September 15, 1945, 27 pp.

22281 OSS India Burma Theater Report on Japanese behavior in Burma; includes 

information about looting by the Kempei Tai and their brutality upon the 

country September 4, 1945, 2 pp.

22284 OSS India Burma Theater History of Communist Underground activities in 

Thaton District, Burma; includes information on Kempei Tai and Keibei Tai 

troops August 17, 1945, 3 pp.

22799 Chart of the Structure of the Government of Burma (In Japanese; names in 

English also) May 5, 1945

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23019 OSS Hanoi History of Anamite political movements and Japanese activities in 

French Indo-China; information on the Viet-Minh and Ho Chih Minh October 

8, 1945, 13 pp.

23029 SUU Detachment 404 Report on Japanese penetration of the rubber 

manufacturing industry in Malaya October 12, 1945, 38 pp.

23053 OSS Strategic Services Unit Detachment 404 Information regarding Japanese 

and Chinese firms in Rangoon, Burma October 16, 1945, 3 pp.

23055 Strategic Services Unit Report on the Japanese occupation of Java Oct. 1945, 

4 pp.

23291 State Department Memorandum to the Supreme Allied Commander on 

general plan for reformation of Japanese government October 10, 1945, 2 pp.

23292 State Department Memorandum of conversation with Dr. Yasaka Takagi, of 

Tokyo Imperial University, on the future of the Emperor and the Japanese 

Government October 10, 1945, 3 pp.

23294 State Department discussion with Prince Konoye on revision of the Japanese 

Constitution October 10, 1945, 4 pp.

23295 State Department report on political parties in Japan October 15, 1945, 11 pp.

23482 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Translation of Japanese 

document dealing with Japanese Civil Service regulations, government 

organizations, the cabinet, the privy council, the Imperial Household, and the 

Ministries September 1945, 208 pp.

23598 Foreign Economic Administration report on Japan’s wartime economic controls 

July 1945, 140 pp.

23624 Military Intelligence Service. Investigation of reported atrocities committed by 

the Japanese in the Honan-Hopeh area of China shows that there were few or 

no such occurrences October 17, 1945, 2 pp.

23625 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Report on the Black Dragon Society 

[Kokuryukai] October 13, 1945, 3 pp.

23629 Military Intelligence Service. Information on Japanese commercial agencies in 

Shanghai, China during the war October 19, 1945, 2 pp.

23739 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information Koubayachi and 

Sugimoto, Japanese superintendents of Shanghai China Police during the 

occupation. October 16, 1945, 2 pp. 

23780 Strategic Services Unit. Report that Formosans ransack records at North 

Taihoku police station November 2, 1945, 1 p.

23986 ATIS Enemy Publication No. 416 Deceptive Techniques Used in Espionage and 

Counterespionage. Selected translation of partly torn mimeographed book 

October 12, 1945, 63 pp.

24215 Report on Indonesia by Wan Chang, editor of Sinpo, Chinese newspaper 

received November 9, 1945, 9 pp.

24309 SINTIC (Sino Translation and Interrogation Center) Interrogation of Lt. Col. 

Shiono, Chief, Army Press Section, Japanese Army, Chinese Expeditionary 

Forces, Nanking, on the function and operation of the press section of the 

Japanese Army in China October 25, 1945, 6 pp.

25368 IRIS Summary of Japanese Policies in Occupied Areas November 9, 1945, 

2 pp.

25602 Foreign Economic Administration report on Japanese economic penetration 

into Koreas as of 1940 October 23, 1945, 47 pp.

25726 Strategic Services Unit Report that Japanese in Formosa are trying their own 

officers for mis-treatment of U.S. aviators November 14, 1945, 1 p.

25745 State Department. Transcript of the Japanese Legation’s account in the Banco 

Nacional Ultramarino in Lisbon, Portugal October 25, 1945, 4 pp.

26093 State Department. Report on machine tool shipments from Switzerland to the 

Japanese navy and information on Japanese assets in Switzerland November 

1, 1945, 4 pp.

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26114 Military Intelligence Service. Report giving information on Japanese 

sponsored anti-Allied and labor organizations in China during the occupation 

October 25, 1945, 2 pp.

26131 Military Intelligence Service. Report listing Japanese Engineer Units in China 

at the end of the war, together with their equipment October 26, 1945, 3 pp.

26327 Strategic Services Unit Report on Malaya; includes information on Korean war 

criminals October 23, 1945, 16 pp.

26800 IRIS Official Diary (original and translation) 1941-1943 of the Japanese 

consulates at Frankfurt am Main, Germany containing notations of official 

visits November 26, 1945, 10 pp. 

27577 Military Intelligence Service. Description of execution of U.S. airmen by the 

Japanese near Hong Kong November 6, 1945, 1 p.

28000 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information on individuals probably 

in Japan or in occupied territories given by Japanese Prisoners of War 

November 6, 1945, 10 pp.

28017 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information on individuals probably 

in Japan or in occupied territories given by Japanese Prisoners of War October 

3, 1945, 7 pp.

28018 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information on individuals probably 

in Japan or in occupied territories given by Japanese Prisoners of War October 

3, 1945, 17 pp.

28019 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information on individuals probably 

in Japan or in occupied territories given by Japanese Prisoners of War October 

25, 1945, 9 pp.

28020 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information on individuals probably 

in Japan or in occupied territories given by Japanese Prisoners of War October 

3, 1945, 7 pp.

28021 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information on individuals probably 

in Japan or in occupied territories given by Japanese Prisoners of War 

November 9, 1945, 15 pp.

28022 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information on individuals probably 

in Japan or in occupied territories given by Japanese Prisoners of War October 

5, 1945, 3 pp.

28155 Military Intelligence Service. Conference with Lt. Gen. Sumita [Sumida], 

Japanese commander of Shansi November 10, 1945, 2 pp. 

28196 Sino Translation and Interrogation Center (SINTIC) Item 143 on organization 

and activities of Japanese Embassy Office in Shanghai, China Nov. 19, 1945, 

16 pp.

28794 Military Intelligence Service. Account of the execution of an American pilot, 

who was shot down, tried and executed at Stanley prison near Hong Kong 

after numerous tortures. Japanese involved are named as well as witnesses 

to the execution November 29, 1945, 2 pp.

28811 Military Intelligence Service. Translation of Japanese orders concerning 

punishment of enemy pilots under which the pilot discussed in XL 28794 was 

tried November 20, 1945, 2 pp.

28971 USSBS (Pacific) Interrogation No. 380, Hata, Yoshiaki, President North China 

Development Co.

28972 USSBS Interrogation of Lt. Col. Kokuzo Oya regarding Japanese Army 

intelligence November 13, 1945, 4 pp.

28973 USSBS Interrogation report on Marquis Koichi Kido, Lord Keeper of Privy 

Seal in Japan, regarding Japan’s political policies, military tactics, relations 

between services, and background of Japanese surrender November 10, 

1945, 13 pp.

28984 USSBS Interrogation of Capt. Takahisa Amagai, Naval Aviator, regarding the 

battle of Midway October 6, 1945, 7 pp.

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29089 USSBS Interrogation of Adm. Toyoda October 5, 1945, 11 pp.

29120 USSBS Report on the intelligence duties of Tokumi Kikan (Special Services 

Organization), chart of organization November 15, 1945, 4 pp.

29122 USSBS Information on the organization and operation of Tokumu Kikan 

[Special Service Agency-Military Intelligence] in Manchuria November 15, 

1945, 4 pp.

29210 USSBS Interrogation regarding inventory reports and labor statistics on 48 

largest construction firms in 1945 October 20, 1945, 2 pp.

29223 USSBS Interrogation regarding Japanese Civilian Defense October 1, 1945, 

5 pp.

29229 USSBS Interrogation of two directors of the Mitsubishi Economic Research 

Bureau, Tokyo October 18, 1945, 5 pp.

29234 USSBS Interrogation regarding Japanese radar activities Nov. 15, 1945, 3 pp.

29237 USSBS Interrogation of the President and two directors of the Japanese 

Electrical Equipment Control Association 2 pp.

29396 USSBS Report on pre-Pearl Harbor economic and military policies of Japan, 

particularly as to behind-the-scene discussions November 13, 1945, 13 pp.

29404 USSBS Interrogation regarding Japanese Civilian Defense Oct. 14, 1945, 

11 pp.

29405 USSBS report on Adm. Toyada’s views concerning foreign policy prior to Pearl 

Harbor and munitions industry during the war November 10, 1945, 25 pp.

29433 USSBS Interrogation of the president of the Chemical Bureau regarding the 

organization, background, makeup and functions of the Chemical Bureau 

October 25, 1945, 5 pp.

29514 USSBS report on relation of industrialist to war planning, particularly as to 

Mitsubishi works November 3, 1945, 3 pp.

29521 USSBS Interrogation relating to captured Allied troops November 12, 1945

29524 USSBS Interrogation relating to the Kamikaze Corps October 15, 1945, 10 pp.

29538 USSBS information on Cabinet Planning Board, Total Mobilization Board, and 

other government economic planning agencies October 6, 1945, 3 pp.

29543 USSBS information regarding oil production in Borneo, Sumatra, and Java 

October 9, 1945, 9 pp.

29563 USSBS report dealing with petroleum production and allocation by Army and 

Navy, and shipments from occupied area October 29, 1945, 5 pp.

29566 USSBS Report on Japanese Government organizations concerned with oil and 

chemicals October 23, 1945, 3 pp.

29570 USSBS interviews relating to civilian oil industry October 1945, 34 pp.

29614 USSBS Interrogation of head of the Statistics Section, Office of the UnderSecretary of Agriculture and Forestry October 23, 1945, 2 pp.

31446 Military Intelligence Service. Report regarding Chief of Japanese Gendarmarie 

at Nam Dam, who is accused of torture and atrocities against Allied soldiers 

and may have been executed for these acts November 20, 1945, 1 p.

31512 Military Intelligence Service. opinions of a Japanese prisoner of war 

concerning personalities in Japan and formerly occupied territories December 

3, 1945, 11 pp.

32089 Military Intelligence Service. Report that Okinawans brought to Formosa for 

forced labor by the Japanese were out of work and destitute Nov. 18, 1945, 1 p.

32103 SCAP Report on non-military activities in the enforcement of the postsurrender policies for Japan and the administration of civil affairs in Korea 

September-October 1945, 192 pp.

32156 Military Intelligence Service. Report on Japanese-French Indo-China 

collaboration Nov. 26, 1945, 11 pp.

32651 Military Intelligence Service. Information regarding the situation in French 

Indo-China and Japanese-Indo-China collusion November 26, 1945, 11 pp.

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32990 USSBS Report on Japanese Industries, including foreign assets of Japanese 

firms, war manufacturing units and import-export trade. Information 

prepared by various authorities for Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley December 1, 

1945, 464 pp.

33295 USSBS Information on Japanese intelligence organization and methods 

November 13, 1945, 5 pp.

33296 USSBS Information on Japanese intelligence organization and methods 

November 10, 1945, 6 pp.

33303 USSBS Lists of industrial and financial capitalists November 12, 1945, 1 p.

33306 USSBS Information on Japanese intelligence organization and methods 

November 14, 1945, 14 pp.

33308 USSBS Interrogation of Prince Konoye who tells of events proceeding and 

during the war as seen from the inside November 9, 1945, 22 pp.

33310 USSBS Interrogation regarding the organization and functions of Munitions 

Ministry, with special emphasis on Chemical Bureau November 16, 1945, 

6 pp.

33311 USSBS Interrogation of Adm. Yonai, who describes functions of agencies responsible for prosecution of the war and developments leading to peace, 10 pp.

33313 USSBS Interrogation of Kiyoshi Goko, president of Mitsubishi Heavy 

Industries, regarding his company’s part in the war October 29, 1945, 9 pp.

33315 USSBS Interrogation regarding Navy Industrial Association Nov. 20, 1945, 

4 pp.

33322 USSBS Information on Japanese intelligence organization and methods 

November 5, 1945, 5 pp.

33325 USSBS Information on Japanese intelligence organization and methods 

November 5, 1945, 10 pp.

33330 USSBS Information on Japanese intelligence organization and methods 

November 1, 1945, 13 pp.

33335 USSBS Information on Japanese intelligence organization and methods 

November 3, 1945, 8 pp.

33695 State Department. Detailed Discussion of political parties, together with lists 

of members of each December 27, 1945, 16 pp.

34090 Story of Japan’s Imperial Rule Assistance Association; its part in the war, 

functions, personnel February 27, 1945, 87 pp.

34091 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Guide to Japan, including Korea, the Kuriles and Karafute 

September 1, 1945, 105 pp.

34192 DIO, 14th Naval District Biographical Information on prominent Japanese, 

with emphasis on politicians September 15, 1945, 147 pp.

34535 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical information personnel at the 

Prisoner of War Camp at Mukden, including Sgt. Noda, who was particularly 

cruel to U.S. Marines January 4, 1946, 3 pp.

35311 Military Intelligence Service. Note on Herbert C. Lepper, A British 

businessman in Japan; his experiences in Japanese prison camp December 

17, 1945, 3 pp.

35463 State Department. Biographical data concerning Izawa Takiwo, who was close 

to Konoye and a close supporter of Tojo, and close to Shidehara Jan. 7, 1946, 

9 pp.

36388 State Department. Imperial Ordinances #730 and #731, regarding amnesty 

to persons convicted of various offenses January 15, 1946, 5 pp.

37102 USSBS Information on the intelligence organizations and operation in 51st 

Army (Honshu Island) November 24, 1945, 9 pp.

37120 USSBS Information regarding Naval intelligence at Imperial Headquarters 

level November 19, 1945, 7 pp.

37173 USSBS Interrogation of Adm. Toyoda, on Japanese war plans and peace 

moves. Included is discussion of the influence of the Japanese Army in politics 

November 13, 1945, 22 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 19: Intelligence Reports (“XL” Series), 1941-1946
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 524

XL Subject

37380 Military Intelligence Division. Notes on Japanese archives in Iraq December 

24, 1945, 1 p.

37784 Secret report of Fascist Mission to Japan in June and July 1938, found in files 

of Tullio Gianetti. (in Italian) 249 pp.

39081 PAC USA. War Organization of Japan. Interrogations of numerous prominent 

politicians and officers; historical background; plans for conquest, the 

Japanese people, the Empire, organization of the government and national 

economy; interservice relationships, war planning, conclusions and 

recommendations January 25, 1946, 225 pp.

39358 USSBS Information on the organization and operation of Japanese Naval 

Intelligence December 5, 1945, 15 pp.

39365 USSBS Information on the organization and operations of Japanese Army 

Intelligence December 9, 1945, 12 pp.

40677 Strategic Services Unit. Personnel and operation of intelligence in the 

Japanese Kwangtung Army August 15, 1945, 9 pp.

41398 Japanese booklet giving names of Japanese merchants and laborers in 

Kwangtung, China June 1942, 100 pp.

42320 State Department, Office of the Under Secretary of State for Pacific Affairs. 

Interview with the Emperor February 16, 1946, 4 pp.

42290 State Department, Office of the Under Secretary of State for Pacific Affairs. 

Memo of conversation regarding events indicating attitude of Emperor toward 

the war February 16, 1946, 4 pp.

42296 State Department, Office of the Under Secretary of State for Pacific Affairs, 

Memo on current Japanese attitude on the Emperor Institution Feb. 11, 1946, 

4 pp.

42370 State Department, Office of the Under Secretary of State for Pacific Affairs. 

Views of some leading Japanese businessmen, Mitsuis, etc. Feb. 16, 1946, 

5 pp.

43064 USSBS translation of Japanese comparisons of Japanese and American 

military strength and national resources January 29, 1946, 40 pp.

43067 USSBS Personal Views of Nacki Hoshino, on social and economic 

developments during the war, particularly in Manchuria November 28, 1945, 

46 pp.

43068 USSBS Interrogation of Baron Suzuki, Admiral, Imperial Japanese Navy, 

on the Privy Council, its powers and activities before and during the war 

December 26, 1945, 11 pp.

43184 Military Intelligence Division. Scientific Intelligence Review. Includes 

information on German chemical warfare research and development; German 

nuclear research; British employment of German engineers and scientists; 

Japanese magnetron research and design; etc. February 28, 1946, 35 pp.

43558 Military Intelligence Service. Biographical data on twenty-four former 

Japanese officials in Taiwan February 16, 1946, 8 pp.

43650 British. Interrogation reports regarding Far Eastern intelligence personalities 

November 2, 1945, 25 pp.

44627-

44628 

Strategic Services Unit Peiping, China. Report on conditions in Manchuria 

obtained in an interrogation October 1945 to February 1946, 8 pp.

44763 Pacific Air Command Statistical reports in the Japanese Army, Navy, and 

Airforces, with tables of organization, personality lists, etc. 300 pp.

44838 Strategic Services Unit. Report on Japanese in Shanghai, China finding means 

of getting money and valuables back to Japan March 3, 1946, 2 pp.

46901 Military Intelligence Service. Scientific Intelligence Review No. 3 Contains 

information on Japanese chemical warfare and German biological activities in 

the war March 29, 1945, 47 pp.

47225 Military Intelligence Service. Former Spanish Military Attaché to Japan tells of 

his experiences in Japan March 19, 1946, 3 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 19: Intelligence Reports (“XL” Series), 1941-1946
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 525

XL Subject

47925 Summation No. 4 of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea January 1946, 

293 pp.

48072 Military Intelligence Service. Photostatic copies of Japanese archives in Cuba 

March 19, 1946, 15 pp.

49211 OSS SI Report on Annamite laborers in Japanese camps, French Indo-China 

October 1944, 1 p.

49515 Strategic Services Unit Information on misappropriation of gold in China by 

Japanese Army April 3, 1946, 3 pp.

49813 SCAP Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea Number 5; 

contains information on war crimes February 1946, 299 pp.

49880 Military Intelligence Division. War Crimes Information Series No. 10. Japanese 

Nationalist organizations and their leaders. March 8, 1946, 576 pp.

49890 Military Intelligence Division. Japanese Army List Vol. III. Names of all line 

branch 2nd Lieutenants, all Military Police officers up to the rank of Colonel, 

and all technical officers up to the rank of Colonel. September 1, 1944, 231 

pp.

62611 Report on Japan’s Imperial Rule Assistance Association (Taisan Yokusan 

Sonendan) and its subsidiaries March 6, 1945, 87 pp.

Formerly Security-Classified Intelligence Reports (“L” Series) 1942-1945 

(0226-NM-54-21)

This series is closely related to the two preceding intelligence series. It is arranged 

numerically (L1-58678). The information was obtained directly by the OSS Secret 

Intelligence Branch, and it could only be used in a special reading room by approved OSS 

personnel. The series contents reflect very sensitive political intelligence matters. A 

number of reports, while still indexed in the OSS records system, were withdrawn by the 

State Department during the early postwar period and became integrated in that agency’s 

files; sometimes these transfers are indicated by withdrawal cards. The select listing of 

reports below was based on a review of the index and many of the records themselves. 

There may be instances that a specific document is listed but is not in the files for the 

reason just discussed. Boxes 1-457 location: 190/4/23/07.

L File Subject

14932 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 124-45 (revision of No. 43-45). Revised register 

of Japanese naval officers, alphabetically arranged July 1, 1945, 169 pp.

37099 Interrogation report on a Japanese prisoner June 1, 1944, 4 pp.

37101 Report from interrogation of Japanese prisoner on roads and railroad in Japan 

and Manchuria, etc. May 30, 1944, 10 pp.

38024 OSS SI Report on construction of the road from Bangkok to Ban Pong, BurmaThailand and Kra Isthmus railway lines, imported labor from Malaya to Thailand, 

British and Australian prisoners of war, Indian labor May 17, 1944, 2 pp.

38913 OSS SI Report on Indo-China, including information on Allied prisoners of war 

May 22-June 7, 1944, 2 pp.

38933 OSS SI Report on administration and communal activities in Malaya May 20, 

1944, 5 pp.

43293 Notes on Japanese defenses and airfield construction in Indo-China, with forced 

labor July 16, 1944, 1 p.

43732 OSS SI Report regarding the transfer of Japanese files from Lisbon, Portugal to 

Madrid, Spain September 1, 1944, 1 p.

44180 Army G-2 Report giving information from a former German Attaché at Tokyo 

(now a prisoner) on China July 19, 1944, 4 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 21: Intelligence Reports (“L” Series), 1942-1945 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 526

L File Subject

44181 Army G-2 Report giving information about Japanese military, naval, police, and 

consular offices in Shanghai, China July 27, 1944, 3 pp.

44496 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners Aug. 8, 1944, 

7 pp.

44497 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners August 17, 1944, 

10 pp. 

44498 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners, including 

information on chemical warfare practices August 25, 1944, 10 pp.

44772 OSS SI Report on Netherlands East Indies. Includes information on bad 

treatment by the Japanese at the concentration camps 7 pp.

45411 OSS SI Statement by Japanese prisoner of war (22nd Division) August 6, 1944, 

2 pp.

45483 OSS SI report on statistical estimates of Japanese, Indo-Chinese, and Chinese 

puppet force in Indo-China July 15, 1944, 3 pp.

45490 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners Sept. 6, 1944, 

7 pp.

45491 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners, mainly relating to 

Mongolia September 13, 1944, 14 pp.

45606 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners, including 

Japanese medical service and chemical warfare training August 4, 1944, 12 pp.

45607 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners August 30, 1944, 

17 pp.

45608 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners, including 

Japanese attacks on Chinese women September 11, 1944, 5 pp.

45938 OSS SI Report on situation in Indo-China August 1944, 3 pp.

46118 OSS SI Notes on defenses and on Japanese and Chinese troop activities in China 

October 4, 1944, 3 pp.

46119 OSS SI Report on Japanese military and air force activities in China October 3, 

1944, 3 pp.

46122 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners Sept. 6, 1944, 

8 pp.

46123 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners September 11, 

1944, 11 pp.

46124 Army G-2 Reports giving information from Japanese prisoners September 25, 

1944, 10 pp.

46125 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners September 13, 

1944, 8 pp.

46126 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners July 10, 1944, 7 pp.

46127 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners Jul. 31, 1944, 

14 pp.

46128 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners August 2, 1944, 1

5 pp.

46129 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners Jul. 20, 1944, 12 pp.

46130 Army G-2 Report giving information from Japanese prisoners August 23, 1944, 

5 pp.

46581 OSS SI Information on puppet troops and Japanese units in China and notes on 

Japanese troops in Indo-China October 9, 1944, 2 pp.

46635 OSS SI Information on Thailand, including forced labor and propaganda August 

29, 1944, 5 pp.

46769 OSS SI A list of Japanese personnel working with the gendarmerie in Hanoi, 

French Indo-China September 13, 1944, 2 pp.

47064 ATIS Bibliographic Subject Index Bulletin No. 1575 September 27, 1944, 31 pp.

47065 ATIS Current Translation #135 September 26, 1944, 86 pp.

47320 Report on Occupied China, including military units August 23, 1944, 5 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 21: Intelligence Reports (“L” Series), 1942-1945 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 527

L File Subject

48697 Situation Report on French Indo-China September 1944, 3 pp.

49021 OSS SI Extracts in translation from Japanese documents captured by elements 

of the 18th Group Army west of Taiyuan, Shensi on May 26, 1944 September 1, 

1944, 3 pp.

49117 OSS SI Report on the Ume Kikan, Japanese “Super Spy” organization, covering 

period April 1942 to May 1944, 4 pp.

49138 OSS SI Translated cable from Mgr. Marella (Apostolic Delegate to Tokyo) to the 

Vatican, saying that the Japanese are worried by Stalin’s reference to Japan, 

and fear that Russia will enter the Pacific war. Mgr. Giovanni Ross, Apostolic 

Vicar in Hiroshima, cabled the Vatican that Japanese military circles advocate 

immediate war on Russia. The Vatican agreed to attempt mediation, but sees 

little chance of success November 25, 1944, 2 pp.

49216 OSS SI Report that Japanese Embassy in Berlin, Germany evacuating personnel 

to Switzerland November 25, 1944, 1 p.

49723 OSS SI Report regarding Col. Kasuga, Commander of Japanese Gendarmes in 

Indo-China October 31, 1944, 1 p.

49752 OSS SI Code designations extracted from captured Japanese pamphlets October 

10, 1944, 1 p.

49019 OSS SI List of Japanese Army officers who died in the Southwest Pacific, in 

China, and Manchuria and were posthumously decorated at Tokyo April 25, 1944 

September 2, 1944, 10 pp.

49890 Military Intelligence Division. Japanese Army List Vol. III. Names of all line 

branch 2nd Lieutenants, all Military Police officers up to the rank of Colonel, and 

all technical officers up to the rank of Colonel September 1, 1944, 231 pp.

50008 OSS SI Report on Japanese installations at Amoy, China November 4, 1944, 

3 pp.

52341 OSS SI Report on Japanese opium trade in Indo-China; Japanese plan to raise 

funds for military expenses via opium sells as well as to damage to the health of 

the people September 11, 1944, 1 p.

52560 OSS SI Report on Japanese activities in Pulau Jerejak. Information provided 

about Japanese burning to death the lepers of Pulau Jerejak prior to December 

1944, 1 p.

52789 OSS SI Repot on personnel on the Burma-Thailand Railroad Dec. 19, 1944, 1 p.

52836 OSS SI Notes on Japanese conscription of Chinese in East Hopei province. 

Reported that men are taken to Manchuria where they are branded on the backs 

in order to make escape more difficult December 29, 1944, 1 p.

52908 OSS SI Report on Occupied China, including mention that at Kouchan there are 

puppet police August 25, 1944, 2 pp.

53284 OSS R&A SEAC Information on Koreans in Burma, including being forced 

laborers January 25, 1945, 5 pp.

53428 OSS SI Report on general conditions in Thailand and Malaya Jan. 17, 1945, 

4 pp.

53450-

53451

OSS SI Reports on general conditions in Malaya January 22-23, 1945, 5 pp.

53743 OSS SI Report on defense installations, and areas and buildings occupied by the 

Japanese in Malaya prior to December 15, 1944, 3 pp.

54442 OSS SI Report on Japanese nationals in Germany and Switzerland. Included is 

report that Hitler is determined to begin gas and bacteriological warfare (with 

the support of the Japanese) March 22, 1945, 1 p.

54572 OSS SI Report on Japanese troop positions in Tavoy district of Burma February 

1945, 2 pp.

55690 OSS SI Report on Japanese control of Malayan youth through labor and army 

conscription February-March 1945, 2 pp.

55692 OSS SI Report on four puppet officials in Linchow, including police officers 

February 15, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 21: Intelligence Reports (“L” Series), 1942-1945 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 528

L File Subject

56144 OSS SI Report on Japanese installations in Kaifeng, Honan Province, China 

February 10, 1945, 2 pp.

56153 OSS SI List of Japanese trading firms in Pahang, Malaya April 1945, 1 p.

56156 OSS SI Names of Japanese civil and military authorities and officials in Canton, 

China February 1945, 1 p.

57032 OSS SI Report on Kao-The Coal Mine, Fou-Hsin, Jehol Province, Manchukuo. 

Information on 8th Route Army prisoners, hours of work, pay, labor troubles, 

etc. May 18, 1945, 8 pp.

Intelligence Reports Relating to Enemy Logistics (“Order of Battle” Series) 1942-

1945 (0226-NM-54-23)

Boxes 1-230 location: 190/4/33/03

OB File Subject 

2330 Report on the Kurile Islands July 21, 1943, 124 pp.

5163 Japanese Land Forces No. 9 Relates to Attu, Alaska October 8, 1943, 60 pp. and 

20 photographs of Japanese defenses and weapons

7154 Information on Japanese in West Yunnak; includes information on Japanese 

labor conscription 1943, 16 pp.

7162 Japanese strength in Tientsin Area, China November 8, 1943, 2 pp.

7955 General Survey of the Japanese Air Forces December 18, 1943, 32 pp.

7968 Japanese troop dispositions and activities in China, near the Hupeh-Hunan front 

December 13, 1943, 1 p.

8149 Supplement No. 4 to Japanese Military Forces: The Japanese Triangular Division 

November 1943, 26 pp.

8259 Report on the strength of Japan’s naval, air, and ground forces, and a 

consideration of their disposition December 6, 1943, 12 pp.

8608 Information on Japanese coastal positions in China, including Japanese Army 

and Navy, and Chinese puppet troops December 30, 1943, 2 pp.

8828 Report on the Indian National Army in Burma January 17, 1944, 1 p.

9011 Details of Japanese troop dispositions and military installations in specific areas 

of China January 21, 1944, 6 pp.

11974 Translations of captured documents: translations of captured Japanese message 

forms, diaries, notebooks, lists of officers, etc. Includes information on Japanese 

military and labor conscription March 25, 1944, 84 pp.

16814 Military Intelligence Division. List of active duty general and admirals of the 

Japanese Army and Navy June 14, 1944, 5 pp.

22707 Notes on Japanese Army and Air Force in Java. Internment camps, prisoner of 

war camps, police, the Kempei November 13, 1944, 20 pp.

23556 Navy Report on “China-Hopeh Province-Peiping-Details of Places-Japanese Army 

Installations” December 15, 1944, 2 pp.

23557 Navy Report on “China-Hopeh Province-Tientsin-Details of Places-Japanese Army 

Installations” December 20, 1944, 2 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 23: Intelligence Reports Relating to Enemy Logistics (“Order 

of Battle” Series), 1942-1945
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 529

OB File Subject 

24743 Interrogation of Capt. Lee Jui (a Chinese liaison officer and British intelligence 

officer) regarding Burma; provides information on Japanese units and names of 

officers, etc. February 2, 1945, 4 pp.

25380 Military Intelligence Division. Three organization tables showing the Japanese 

high command, the new Japanese wartime structure, and the Japanese armies 

(listing the armies in the various areas of the Far East. Individual officers are 

not named) August-December 1944, 3 pp.

25841 Military Intelligence Division. Report on Japanese activities in Burma March 10, 

1945, 51 pp.

26152 Intelligence Summary No. 3; Includes information Thailand poison gas factory 

and Kempei Tai and Karen Heiho activity in Tavoy March 11-18, 1945

26183 Intelligence Report No. 3 Thailand, Burma, Malaya. Contains information on 

Thai poison gas and chemical plant and Thais returned from Japan; the Kempaw 

Heiho and Hikari Kikan [Civil intelligence and sabotage organization] in Burma; 

natives fleeing to the jungle to avoid forced labor, etc. March 18-25, 1945, 8 pp.

26288

26412 British War Office Periodical Notes on the Japanese Army No. 2: The Infantry 

Division: organization, characteristics of weapons, and organization of units, 

with charts July 1944, 27 pp.

26413 British War Office Periodical Notes on the Japanese Army No. 4: Identification of 

units and formations, uniforms, insignia, military terms, and symbols, illustrated 

November 1944, 51 pp.

27207 Report on organization and disposition of the Japanese Army, including names of 

high-ranking officers March 22, 1945, 2 pp.

28054 OSS Information on prisoner of war camp in Thailand, at Nkon Nayok May 31, 

1945, 1 p.

28121 Military Intelligence Division. A List of Japanese military installations and 

headquarters in Japan, Formosa, Korea, and Manchuria, showing administrative 

relationships. Naval and air installations, schools, prisons, hospitals, supply 

depots, navy yards, research laboratories, meteorological stations, and Kempei 

headquarters are included. Glossary. June 12, 1945, 51 pp.

28333 Allied Land Forces SEA Identification of Japanese forces forward units. Includes 

information about documents which may be carried by Japanese soldiers April 

1945, 82 pp.

28615 Military Intelligence Division. Biographical Data on Japanese Army leaders; 

includes list of armies July 1, 1945, 29 pp.

28951 Report on Japanese Gendarmarie in China, Manchuria, and Mongolia July 8, 

1945, 3 pp.

Survey of Foreign Experts: Interviews with Refugees 1942-1943 (0226-NM-54-35)

Boxes 1-11 location: 190/5/3/03

Far East Division: Reports Relating to Affairs and Conditions in China and Formosa 

1941-1946 (0226-NM-54-55)

Boxes 1-4 location: 190/5/5/02

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 55: Far East Division: Reports Relating to Affairs and Conditions in China and Formosa 1941-1946
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 530

Interdepartmental Committee: Information and Intelligence Reports Relating to 

Conditions in South East Asia 1944-1945 (0226-NM-54-62)

Boxes 1-2 location: 190/5/5/05

Overseas Cable File (0226-NM-54-88)

Boxes 1-668 location: 190/5/9/05

Records of the Washington Radio and Cable Office (0226-NM-54-90)

Boxes 1-44 location: 190/5/24/04

COI/OSS Central File 1942-1946 (0226-NM-54-92)

Boxes 1-640 location: 190/5/26/02

Box Subject

185-187 OSS Functions, Role, Organization, Operations, etc. 1942-1945 location: 

190/5/30/01

238 File 15834 Index to ATIS Publications, Volume One (Numerical List of 

Documents), December 1946 location: 190/5/31/01

238 File 15834 Index to ATIS Publications, Volume Two (Alphabetical Index of 

Documents). December 1946 location: 190/5/31/01

271 File 17681 Memorandum regarding the Japanese Kempei April 13, 1943 

location: 190/5/31/01

445 File 27032 Letter relating to the use of Japanese prisoners of war as 

intelligence sources October 1943, 3 pp. location: 190/5/35/03

451 File 27430 Memorandums regarding the Japanese Army Register 1943-1945, 

ca. 45 pp. location: 190/5/35/04

469 File 28560 Inter-Office Memorandum regarding the translation of a Japanese 

letter December 1943 location: 190/5/35/06

490 File 29613 Memorandums regarding the use of Japanese prisoners of war for 

psychological warfare purposes 1944, 2 pp. location: 190/6/1/02

501 File 30079 Records relating to (and copies) of Japanese documents acquired in 

Portugal and Spain 1943-1944, ca. 125 pp. location: 190/6/1/04

514 File 31024 Translation of an article by Japanese Lt. Gen. Reikichi Tada 

regarding the promising future of Japanese science November 1943 location: 

190/6/1/06

515 File 31076 Translation of Japanese records regarding the successes of their 

Naval Operations February 1944, 3 pp. location: 190/6/1/06

516 File 31148 Department of Justice (Economic Warfare Section) Japanese Files 

Research Project Reports September 1944 location: 190/6/1/06

518 File 31189 Memorandum regarding Japanese items which might be used in 

OSS propaganda efforts March 2, 1944, 3 pp. location: 190/6/1/06

523 File 31466 Translations of documents captured in Burma 1944, ca. 15 pp. 

location: 190/6/1/07

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 92: COI/OSS Central File, 1942-1946
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 531

Box Subject

524 File 31399 Memorandums relating to campaign to induce Japanese soldiers to 

surrender and atrocities and treatment of prisoners of war June 1944, 4 pp. 

location: 190/6/1/07

526 File 31466 Translations of publications from Japanese occupied areas 1943-

1944, ca. 200 pp. location: 190/6/1/07

536 File 31731 Interrogation Reports and related information created by 

Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center, Joint Intelligence Collection 

Agency (China-Burma-India), and other organizations 1944-1945 location: 

190/6/2/03

560 File 32179 Original and translation of the Hikari Agency in Burma’s December 

30, 1943 report [considered by OSS as a significant acquisition] 1944, ca. 75 

pp. location: 190/6/2/05

563 Files 32257-32259 Interrogation Reports and related documents created by 

the Dutch East Indies Intelligence Service 1944 location: 190/6/2/06

587 File 32928 OSS SI Branch (India-Burma Theater) Memorandums and reports 

regarding the Japanese police organization, based on information provided by 

a Japanese prisoner of war 1944-1945, ca. 25 pp. location: 190/6/3/02 

594 File 33001 Lists, letters, and memorandums regarding intelligence source 

material on the Japanese in the Far East 1944-1945, ca. 100 pp. location: 

190/6/3/03

597 File 33165 Original copies of Japanese newspapers published during the 

Japanese occupation of Foochow. Covering report from OSS SU Detach 203 

(China Theater) indicates that the assistant editor was an agent for the OSS, 

who planted black propaganda in the newspapers, June 19, 1945 location: 

190/6/3/04

602 File 33271 Memorandum and list relating to the contents of two mailbags 

of material of the Manchurian Legation in Rome, Italy, that the OSS had 

obtained, February 1945 location: 190/6/3/04

608 File 33433 Covering memorandum and published copy of a Japanese soldiers 

notebook 1943, 10 pp. location: 190/6/3/05

610 File 33529 ATIS and SEATIC information regarding captured diaries and 

other Japanese records 1944-1945 [information is annotated with XL series 

numbers] 1944-1945 location: 190/6/3/05

615 File 33689 Information regarding Japanese identification documents used in 

Sumatra June 1945, 10 pp. location: 190/6/3/06

622 File 33882 ATIS Enemy Publications #407-#413 September 25-October 11, 

1945 location: 190/6/3/05

625-626 File 33939 Washington Document Center (WDC) Accession Lists March-April 

1946 location: 190/6/4/01

626 File 33940 Translations regarding the Japanese Ministry of Education (1943), 

April 1, 1946 location: 190/6/4/01

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 92: COI/OSS Central File, 1942-1946
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 532

Propaganda Sample Books (0226-NM-54-93)

Boxes 1-4 location: 190/B/6/03

OSS History Office (0226-NM-54-99)

Boxes 1-142 location: 190/6/9/07

Box Folder Subject

61 1 SI reports on prisoners of war in India-Burma Theater 1944

67 1 Reports on OSS rescue of downed Allied airmen September 1944-April 

1945

75 2-4 Reports on prisoners of war in Japanese camps February 1944-April 1945

81 1 Interrogation reports April 1945

86 1-2 Prisoner of war reports, China 1945

Records Relating to a Survey of Foreign Experts (0226-UD-105)

Boxes 1-32 location: 190/6/15/06

Records of the New York Secret Intelligence Branch (0226-A1-106)

Boxes 1-83 location: 190/6/16/04

Records Relating to a Survey of Foreign Experts (0226-UD-107)

Boxes 1-11 location: 190/6/18/02

Washington Registry SI Field Files (0226-UD-108)

Records consist of intelligence reports prepared in the field stations that cover all phases of 

military, political, and economic intelligence. Boxes 1-462 location: 190/6/18/04.

Box Subject

187-191 South Asia

367-394 China

395 Detachment 101 (Burma)

396-401 Detachment 404 (Kandy)

402-409 Detachment 404, Cables

Washington Registry SI Field Files (0226-UD-108A)

Records consist of intelligence reports prepared in the field stations that cover all phases of 

military, political, and economic intelligence. Boxes 1-288 location: 190/6/28/01.

Box Subject

74-100 Kunming

101-120 China

122-126 Southeast Asia

288 Southeast Asia Command

Washington Registry SI Field Files (0226-UD-108B)

Records consist of intelligence reports prepared in the field stations that cover all phases of 

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 108B: Washington Registry SI Field Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 533

military, political, and economic intelligence. Boxes 1-320 location: 190/6/33/07.

Box Subject

9-10 Far East

77-85 Southeast Asia

145-159 China

160-169 Kunming

169-174 India-Burma Theater

175-180 Detachment 404

180 French Indo-China

180 Malaya

181-183 Southeast Asia X-2

184 Calcutta X-2

185 Delhi X-2

185 Bombay X-2

185-211 Burma X-2

Washington Registry SI Field Files (0226-UD-108C)

Records consist of intelligence reports prepared in the field stations that cover all phases of 

military, political, and economic intelligence. Boxes 1-21 location: 190/7/5/04.

Box Subject

9 Detachment 404 (Kandy)

12 South Asia

12 Southeast Asia

Washington Registry Intelligence Files (Entry 109)

Boxes 1-124 location: 190/7/5/07

Field Intelligence Reports and Theater Officer Correspondence (0226-A1-110)

Boxes 1-53 location: 190/7/8/04

Box Subject

1 Burma Office China-Burma-India Theater Intelligence

20-31 Singapore Office

51-52 Washington Office: OSS History concerning the China-Burma-India Theater

New Delhi X-2 Operational Files (0226-UD-110A)

Boxes 1-15 location: 190/7/9/04

Propaganda Samples (0226-A1-112)

Box 1 location: 190/B/6/06

Washington COI/OSS Accession Logs (0226-A1-118A)

Boxes 1-6 location: 190/7/11/06

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 118A: Washington COI/OSS Accession Logs 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 534

Field Station Radio and Cable Files (0226-UD-121)

Boxes 1-140 location: 190/7/16/06

Washington Registry Office Radio and Cable Files (0226-A1-134)

Boxes 1-354 location: 190/7/27/07

Washington and Field Station Files (0226-A1-136)

Boxes 1-187 location: 190/8/2/01

Box Subject

47-49 Calcutta-ATIS Translations

49-50 Calcutta-ATIS Interrogations

50 Calcutta-Japanese Order of Battle

50-59 Calcutta

59 Captured Japanese Documents

59-62 Calcutta

65-66 Kandy

67-101 Kunming

Washington and Field Station Files (0226-A1-139)

Boxes 1-298 location: 190/8/6/06

Box Subject

3-8 Calcutta

89-99 Singapore

Washington and Field Station Files (0226-UD-139A)

Boxes 1-18 location: 190/8/13/01

Washington/Pacific Coast/Field Station Files (0226-UD-140)

Boxes 1-94 location: 190/8/13/03

Box Subject

35-60 Kungming

Field Station Files (0226-UD-143)

Boxes 1-14 location: 190/8/15/05

Box Subject

1-5 Calcutta

Field Station Files (0226-UD-144)

Boxes 1-138 location: 190/8/15/07

Box Subject

69-70 Burma

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 144: Field Station Files 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 535

Box Subject

102-138 Calcutta

Field Station Files (0226-A1-148)

Boxes 1-136 location: 190/8/27/02

Box Subject

1-25 Chungking

35-48 Kandy

48-66 Kungming

124-136 Singapore

Field Station Files (0226-A1-154)

Boxes 1-218 location: 190/8/30/04

Box Subject

28-30 Burma

64-161 Kandy

162-218 Kungming

OSS Operations: Mediterranean and Burma Files (0226-UD-165)

Boxes 1-44 location: 190/9/6/06

Box Subject

18-24 Burma

Records of OSS Operations (0226-A1-165A)

Boxes 1-12 location: 190/9/7/06

Box Subject

4-6 Burma

Records Relating to U.S. Military Government of Korea 1943-1947 (0226-UD-166)

Box 1 location: 190/9/7/07

Field Station Files (0226-A1-168)

Boxes 1-95 location: 190/9/8/01

Box Subject

1-6 Kandy

6-17 Kunming

85-90 Shanghai

91-94 Singapore

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 168: Field Station Files 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 536

Washington OSS Official Subject Records (0226-A1-173)

About half of this series of records relates to China and Formosa.

Boxes 1-12 location: 190/9/13/04

Washington Research and Analysis and State OIR Records (0226-A1-177)

Boxes 1-15 location: 190/9/19/06

Box Folder Subject

6 29 Opium: A Japanese Technique of Occupation 1945 

7 38 Results of Japan’s Conquest of Burma May 5, 1942

9 77 The Degree of Japanese Control over the French Administration of French 

Indo-China May 1, 1944

11 99 Programs of Japan in Korea February 10, 1945

Shanghai Intelligence Files (0226-UD-182)

Boxes 1-51 location: 190/9/20/05

Shanghai Intelligence Files (0226-UD-182A)

Boxes 1-19 location: 190/9/21/05

Washington Secret Intelligence/Special Funds Records (Entry 183)

Most of this series are from the Special Funds Division Finance, Intelligence (WASH-SPDFINT). These records primarily center on economic activities, economic intelligence, and 

Safehaven program activities. The Safehaven materials focus on efforts to locate, recover, 

and return to owners or the Allies materials looted or converted during the war and efforts 

to prevent enemy organizations or individuals from hiding assets or holdings. The rest of 

the records in the series cover a wide range of OSS interests and activities, particularly 

economic information and intelligence. The documents are arranged numerically, 1-9,430A. 

A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-35 location: 190/9/22/01. 

Box Document Subject

2 68 War Department Pamphlet 31-4A. Civil Affairs Guide. Bank 

Accounting and Operations in Japan 1945

6 1314 Monitored Radio Messages, China and Japan May-June 1945

6 1339 Monitored Radio Messages, China and Japan June-July 1945

9 2060 Smuggling in China 1945

9 2061 Japanese financial transactions in China 1945

9 2062 Japanese disposition of Allied property Tisentsin China 1945

9 2063 Japanese military officers operating plant in Burma 1945

9 2064 Japanese officers had gold taken from Formosa and still printing 

puppet money in Canton, China 1945

9 2134 Japanese activities in Lisbon, Portugal; Safehaven. August 1945

12 2456 Alleged transfer of Japanese funds to Lisbon, Portugal Sept. 1945

13 2825 Japanese assets in Switzerland November 1945

13 2870 Japanese funds in Lisbon, Portugal October 1945

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 183: Washington Secret Intelligence/Special Funds Records 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 537

Box Document Subject

14 2986 Economic and General Information, China November 1945

14 2987 Intelligence Summary reports on conditions in North China, 

Formosa, Hong Kong, Hopei, Hupeh, Shantung Nov. 10-14, 1945

14 2988 Intelligence report on Chinese businessmen who operated under 

Japanese protection, Tsingtao, November 1945

14 2999 Report on economic and general conditions, China Dec. 1945

14 3000 Report economic information, China November 1945

14 3031 Report on conditions at Amoy at end of the war Dec. 1945

14 3036 Report on Chinese government property discovery December 

1945

14 3037 Yokohama Specie Bank transfer of gold bullion December 1945

14 3039 Report on Chinese claiming all seized Japanese property as their 

own; no restoration to allies planed November 1945

14 3040 Economic and general information, China and Formosa Dec. 1945

14 3041 Report on Soviet activity in Manchuria December 1945

14 3042 Report on economic and general information, China, Manchuria, 

December 1945

14 3043 Report on Shanghai, China exchange rates December 1945

14 3044 Siam [Thailand] – Japanese property December 1945

14 3061 Report on economic and general information China Dec. 1945

14 3063 Report on exchange rates, China December 1945

14 3065 Report on currency situation in Java December 1945

14 3066 Report on economic information regarding French Indo-China 

December 1945

15 3132 Report. Lt. Gen. Numata; Field Marshal Terauchi, Southern Army 

area explain Japanese expenditures December 1945

15 3134 Report on Banque de I’Indochine [sic] November 1945

15 3135 Japanese financial manipulations in French Indo-China Nov. 1945

15 3139 Report on activities of Yokohama Specie Bank, Saigon Nov. 1945

15 3183 Japanese military confiscation of American, British, and Dutch 

properties in French Indo-China November 1945

15 3187 Japanese penetration of the rubber manufacturing industry, 

Malaya October 1945

15 3189 Iraq firms in Baghdad trading with Japan January 1945

16 3414 Payments to Japanese Legation, Lisbon, Portugal July 1945

16 3415 Japanese funds, Lisbon Legation May 1945

16 3445 Concentration camps in China December 1945

16 3465 Enemy and puppet properties in Shantung, China taken over by 

the Nationalists December 1945

16 3489 Haven for Japanese capital in Shanghai, China January 1946

17 3606 Russian removal of coal liquification plant in Chinchou, China 

February 1946

17 3620 Political and economic information China, Formosa Dec. 1945

17 3621 Economic information regarding China, Formosa February 1946

17 3665 Economic information on Sumatra February 1946

17 3747 Liquidation Committee for Japanese Hidden Properties-China 

December 1945

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 183: Washington Secret Intelligence/Special Funds Records 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 538

Box Document Subject

17 3761 Burma economic information January 1946

17 3763 Disposal of Japanese property in Shanghai, China January 1946

18 3868 Attempt to straighten out Enemy Property Administration, China 

February 1946

18 3899 Japanese ownership of textile industries Thailand March 1946

18 3901 Disposition of Manchurian enterprises November 1946

18 3911 Chinese recruiting Japanese technicians to stay in China Feb. 1946

18 3917 Flow of gold into Manchuria February 1946

18 3937 Japanese ownership of businesses in Thailand March 1946

18 3938 Japanese ownership of Rubber Company Thailand March 1946

20 4210 Japanese finding means of getting money and valuables back to 

Japan from China March 1946

20 4228 Damage to factories in Mukden, Manchuria February 1946

20 4258 Communist regulations regarding the disposition of puppet 

properties in China February 1946

20 4269 North China. Retention of Japanese technicians February 1946

20 4270 North China. Taking over puppet and Japanese properties 

Feb.1946

20 4315 Report on economic control of China by Japanese Embassy Feb 1946

21 4405 Japanese Safehaven activities in Shanghai, China April 1946

21 4528 Japanese property in Shanghai, China March 1946

21 4534 Japanese on Formosa March 1946

22 4754 Japanese Legation Custody Accounts in Europe May 1946

22 4755 Economic problems of the Korea-Manchuria Frontier Zone January 

1946

22 4757 Soviet stripping of Anshan Steel Works, Manchuria March 1946

22 4758 Manchuria General Economic Conditions March 1946

22 4763 Shipment of wolfram from China to Russia March 1946

22 4961 Disposition of Puppet and Japanese property in Peiping and 

Tientsin. China March 1946

23 5071 Auction of Japanese property in Hankow, China, April 1946

23 5135 Japanese Army misappropriation of gold, South China Aug. 1945

24 5194 Dismantling machinery in Manchuria April 1946

25 5266 Recruiting of Japanese technicians by Chinese in Manchuria May 

1946

25 5274 Japanese serving in Nationalist Army June 1946

25 5275 Japanese Army factories in Formosa June 1946

25 5310 Political information on Formosa June 1946

25 5314 Attempt to smuggle gold to China from Thailand May 1946

25 5367 Japanese in Changhun, China June 1946

25 5369 Japanese commercial and banking institutions in France May 1946

25 5472 Safehaven China May 1946

26 5511 Japanese bankers in Shanghai, China August 1945

26 5680 Soviet Looting in China July 1946

27 6026 Japanese retained in China September 1946

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 183: Washington Secret Intelligence/Special Funds Records 
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 539

Washington-OSS Communication Office Records (0226-UD-185)

Box 1 location: 190/9/22/07

Washington Office Items Previously Withheld (0226-UD-196)

Boxes 1-115 location: 190/10/9/03

Washington and Field Station Records (Entry 200)

Boxes 1-15 location: 190/10/17/06

Sources and Methods Files (“Previously Withdrawn Material”) (0226-UD-210 

through 220)

In 1997 the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) transferred to NARA approximately 617 cubic 

feet of Office of Strategic Services (OSS) and Strategic Services Unit (SSU) records (in 11 

series: entries 210-220) representing the main body of documents withheld from OSS/SSU 

records opened by NARA between 1975-1996. The CIA retained those materials as an 

artificial “Sources and Methods” file. Because these records were withdrawn from other 

files, they are not organized by topic or activity. The records had been retained by the 

CIA under exemptions provided to it by the National Security Act of 1947 and the Freedom 

of Information Act. Most of these records were declassified in late 1999 and opened for 

research in June 2000. 

The records document the operations, intelligence gathering, weapons and methods, 

personnel, and organizational activities of the OSS during and immediately following World 

War II. Most of the records were created during the 1942-1945 period, but there are 

records pre-dating 1942, a relative substantive quantity from 1946, and a few documents 

that post-date 1946.

There are three finding aids to the records. One, which is on NARA’s website with a hard 

copy in the consultation area of Room 2400, provides highlights to a selection of key 

documents. The other two finding aids are available in the Textual Research Room and 

in the consultation area in Room 2400. One of those is an incomplete NARA-prepared 

listing, arranged in several manners (e.g., by name, by code word, by geographic name), 

which provides the entry number and box number where information about the listing 

can be found. The other is a CIA-prepared two-volume finding aid [CIA OSS DARE/PODS 

PRINTOUT] describing all the documents in the 1997 accession of “previously withdrawn 

records.” There is no particular order to or arrangement of the documents in the DARE 

printout. The contents on any one box may be described on as many as 20 different, 

nonconsecutive pages. Careful notetaking is essential for archival retrieval and efficient 

research in the records. Researchers will need to read the printout and make careful note of 

the entries in order to fill out reference service slips. 

The following information is provided on the printout: 

Page number

Withdrawn number - A unique number assigned to a specific document or file. 

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 210: Previously Withdrawn Sources and Methods Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 540

Job number - Identifies which of 11 series of records are being requested. For 

instance, 70-00332A is Entry 210, the largest series in this accession encompassing 

556 archives boxes. 

Box number - Identifies the box number assigned by the CIA, and in almost all 

instances corresponds to the NARA box number. Entire boxes are pulled in response 

to a research request. (Enter the box number on the reference service slip.) 

Folder number

Document number - The OSS/CIA annotated the document with a document number 

to register its place within the folder. Researchers can use the number to verify they 

are examining the exact document described in the DARE printout. 

Document Title

Researchers should use, in many instances, the listings provided below and the three finding 

aids cited above to ensure complete coverage of relevant records on a particularly subject. 

Researchers should also note that the records, in most instances because of their physical 

arrangement within the boxes, do not lend themselves to “research by mail.” They need to 

be used in the Textual Research Room, and even then researchers should be well aware that 

they will encounter some difficulties in locating precise documents.

Entry 210 Boxes 1-555b location: 250/64/21/01

Box Document Number/Subject

72 2543. Strategic Services Unit/China semi-monthly report for November 29-

December 15, 1945. Includes reference to war crimes investigations. Notes 

reports of U.S. airmen being killed. 

75 2618. Information on OSS activities in China, 1943-1944, ca. 150 pp. 

77 Monthly X-2 Branch Report for Burma, August 31, 1945, 5 pp.

77 Progress Report X-2 Branch, India Burma Theater, May 4, 1941, 11 pp. 

79 1575. Memorandum regarding an interview with a Philippine escapee. Provides 

lengthy description of conditions under occupation, information on Filipino 

collaborators, and some general information on prisoner of war and civilian 

internment camps. January 19, 1945, 27 pp. 

79 Memorandum regarding transportation and communications in Korea, January 

12, 1945, 16 pp. 

79 Memos regarding the use of paid information in the field, March 1945 

79 X-2 India monthly reports, 1944-1945 

82 Memorandums regarding British-Dutch-OSS intelligence relations in the Far 

East, 1943-1945.

84 2928. Memorandum on conditions of Dutch Prisoners of War in Japan proper 

and Formosa, based on information from East Indian Red Cross December 1943

84 Report on conditions of Chinese laborers, July 1943. 

92 4554. Report on U.S. discussions with agricultural experts to determine if 

there was a way of developing biological warfare against Japanese rice crops.

92 4556. Memorandum providing general information on the Toledo Mission to 

collect information on biological warfare. Includes reference to cooperation 

from Canadians and British, but no details on where the mission went or any 

activities in China or Japan. January 15, 1944.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 210: Previously Withdrawn Sources and Methods Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 541

Box Document Number/Subject

92 4557. Letter discussing U.S. biological warfare, with a single reference to 

Japanese military units having a biological warfare expert assigned to them. 

February 1944

125 4613. Report of an interview with an individual describing how his brother, 

Ratnam Durai, who was an OSS agent, was captured and killed by the 

Japanese in Burma in December 1943, May 10, 1945.

125 Information on China, ca. 100 pp. 

137 Report on status of and potentialities for MO operations in the Far East, May 

28, 1944, ca. 40 pp.

144 Reports on German intelligence activities in the Far East, May 1, 1945; 

Intelligence functions of the Japanese Imperial General Headquarters; and 

other Far East-related intelligence subjects.

148 2492-2493 Cable extracts from China, December 1945-June 1946, ca. 200 pp. 

149 5948-5950. Weekly reports of OSS SU Detachment 203 China Theater (SACO, 

Sino-American Cooperative Organization), June-July 1945.

149 Monthly Progress Report of X-2 OSS India-SEAC, October 1944, 10 pp.

154 4544-4550 and 5951-6033. Cables from China and Formosa, 1945-1946, ca. 

300 pp. includes (doc. 5968) a folder of intelligence cables with a November 

5, 1945 cable on Japanese Army court martial of Major Nakamura, accused of 

mistreating Allied prisoners of war. 

154 6034. Folder of intelligence cables. Included are October 1945 cables relating 

to war crimes investigation into murder of three U.S. airmen killed by the 

Japanese Army in Hankow, China.

155 Information on Indo-China, 1944, ca. 150 pp. 

155 Information on the war in China, 1944-1945, ca. 100 pp. 

156 6038-6050 China Cables, 1946, ca. 150 pp. 

157 China Cables, 1945, ca. 200 pp. 

160 Information on the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, April 1945, 6 pp. 

160 Various reports on Chinese political matters, 1945 

160 Report on Subversive Propaganda Pressures in China, October 1945,16 pp. 

161 Rosters of various OSS units in Asia, May-July 1945, ca. 200 pp. 

164 Information on China, 1944, ca. 100 pp. 

164 Memo regarding commercial relations between Italy and Japan, September 

29, 1944, 1 p.

164 Reports on China, October 1944, ca. 25 pp. 

177 Information on Asia 1944-1945, ca. 400 pp.

179 Information on China, 1945, ca. 500 pp. 

180 Information on China, 1944, ca. 30 pp.

184 Situation Reports-Kunming, China, September-October 1945; contains 

information on Japanese war criminals and war crimes, and Japanese 

destruction of poison gas before surrendering.

188 OSS plans and programs for activities during the occupation of Japan, July 12, 

1945, ca. 15 pp.

188 OSS plans and programs for activities in Austria, July 23, 1945, 8 pp. 

188 OSS plans and programs for activities in China, June 15, 1945, 7 pp. 

188 OSS plans and programs for activities in Southern Asia, June 15, 1945, 

10 pp. 

189 Report of Counter-Espionage Section, Strategic Services Unit, China, Feb. 

1946.

189 Reports from Strategic Services Unit China March and April 1946, 26 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 210: Previously Withdrawn Sources and Methods Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 542

Box Document Number/Subject

195 Field Report of OSS officer serving in China, India-Burma, and SEAC Theaters, 

March 1945, ca. 15 pp. 

208 Information on Strategic Services Unit intelligence in the Far East, 1945, 

ca. 20 pp. 

208 Monthly report of Strategic Services Unit China Theater, March 5, 1946, 

ca. 15 pp. 

214 Reports of OSS activities in China and French Indo-China, 1943-1944, 

ca. 50 pp. 

217 Report on Chinese opinion on Nationalist developments in Indonesia during 

Japanese rule, December 21, 1945; references to Soekarno (sic) and fascist 

nature of nationalism developed under the Japanese

217 Reports on the situation in Burma, February 1945, ca. 20 pp.

217 Strategic Services Unit Report on French Indo-China dealing with relations 

between Vietming and the French from March 9, 1945 until the Japanese 

surrender, November 2, 1945, 3 pp.

217 Strategic Services Unit Report on French Indo-China regarding the history and 

political movements of Vietnam, November 17, 1945, 8 pp.

217 Strategic Services Unit Report on members of the Government in French IndoChina, November 7, 1945, 3 pp. Provides biographical sketches including Ho 

Chi Minh, M. Vo Nguyen Giap, and Nguyen Van To among others. 

217 Strategic Services Unit Report on the situation in South Vietnam, November 

19, 1945, 4 pp.

220 7480. Folder containing economic reports on various aspects of Japanese 

industry and efforts to create co-prosperity sphere.

223 Information on Eagle Plan for operations in Korea, March-Oct. 1945, ca. 

200 pp.

223 Monthly report of SI activities, OSS Chinkiang Unit, June 28, 1945, 4 pp. 

223 Progress report of Far East Division, SI Branch, June 1945, ca. 15 pp.

224 An account of the Japanese invasion into Thailand, 1943, 16 pp. 

224 Biographical information on the Thailand Cabinet, August 24, 1944, ca. 8 pp. 

224 Information on OSS dealings with Chinese vis a vis Japanese POWs and use of 

Japanese POWs, February-October 1944, ca. 40 pp.

224 Reports of OSS, China-Burma-India, June-July 1944, ca. 80 pp. 

228 Information on OSS in Thailand and dealings with the British,1943-1945, ca. 

50 pp.

228 Memorandum regarding British attitudes in Burma, June 27, 1945, 3 pp. 

229 Memorandum on functions of SI Branch in New Delhi, India, Oct. 22, 1943, 

2 pp. 

229 Memorandum on organization of OSS/SEAC, November 30, 1944, ca. 15 pp. 

229 Roster of OSS [Detachment 404] personnel in Ceylon, December 24, 1944.

229 Report on OSS-Office of War Information activities in the India-Burma

229 Theater, December 15, 1944, 12 pp. 

233 Report of SI Branch, China Theater, May 9, 1945, 4 pp. 

235 Information on French Indo-China, July 1944, ca. 20 pp. 

235 Information on OSS activities in China, 1945, ca. 75. 

235 Memorandum on the situation in Cambodia, March 19, 1945, 2 pp. 

235 Memorandum regarding Japanese/Chinese troop movements and activities in 

the 10th War Area, August 20, 1945, 5 pp.

244 9932. Secret War Diaries for China Theatre, 1943, ca. 200 pp. 

260 Copy of newsletter “The Cloak and Dagger,” published by the Chinese Combat 

Command, Vol. 1 No. 2, August 1945, 28 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 210: Previously Withdrawn Sources and Methods Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 543

Box Document Number/Subject

260 List of secret agents of the U.S. Secret Service in Shanghai, China, April 11, 

1946 

260 Memorandum regarding CIC and X-2 Relationship in China Theater, July 

31,1945 

260 Memorandum regarding possible covers for operations in China, 1946-1947, 

ca. 15 pp. 

260 Memorandums regarding counter-intelligence mission and objectives for CIC 

[Army Counter Intelligence Corps] and Strategic Services Unit, China Theater, 

February 6, 1946 and March 12, 1946, 6 pp. 

260 Numerous memos regarding CIC and X-2 relationships and activities in the 

China Theater, 1945, ca. 100 pp.

260 OSS China Theater intelligence liaison operational report, September 29 thru 

October 4, 1945, 6 pp. 

260 Report on special counter-intelligence detachments, X-2, OSS, ETO, January 

18, 1945, ca. 20 pp. 

260 SEATIC Consolidated Interrogation Report No. 75, November 9, 1944, ca. 30 

pp. Much of the report deals with the Japanese Special Services Department 

and Japanese intelligence and counter-intelligence activities in China.

260 X-2 Branch, China Theater, report on American intelligence activities in 

Manchuria, March 5, 1946 

264 Rosters for OSS India Burma Theater of Operations, February-May 1945, ca. 

200 pp. 

267 Monthly Progress Reports of X-2 India Burma Theater of Operations, May-June 

1945, ca. 20 pp. 

267 Monthly report of MU/IB-SEAC, May 31, 1945, 5 pp. 

270 Monthly Progress Report X-2 Karachi, India Branch Office, November 25-

December 26, 1944, 6 pp. 

270 Report for August-September 1944 of the 5329 Air-Ground Forces

270 Resources and Technical Staff [China], September 30, 1944, 15 pp.

274 10676. Nanking-Chinese Combat Command Situation Reports, SeptemberOctober 1945. Some references to war crimes. 

275 Counter-Intelligence Report, China, December 1945, 7 pp. 

275 Counter-Intelligence Report, China, December 1945, 7 pp. 

275 Information about X-2 organizational setup in China, February 1946, ca. 

10 pp. 

275 Information about X-2 organizational setup in China, February 1946, ca. 

10 pp. 

275 Information regarding propaganda warfare in China, 1946, ca. 50 pp. 

275 Memorandum regarding the penetration of Russian societies in Shanghai, 

China, September 5, 1946, 3 pp. 

275 Information regarding propaganda warfare in China, 1946, ca. 50 pp. 

275 Interrogation report on Korea, February 1947, 20 pp.

275 Memorandum regarding intelligence program, X-2 Branch, China Theater, April 

18, 1946, 2 pp. 

275 Memorandum regarding intelligence program, X-2 Branch, China Theater, April 

18, 1946, 2 pp. 

275 Memorandum regarding operation gifts for use in China for informants, 

December 2, 1946, 1 p. Among the gifts requested were Parker Pen and Pencil 

sets and Revlon “Cherry Coke” lipstick. 

275 Memorandum regarding operation gifts for use in China for informants, 

December 2, 1946, 1 p. Among the gifts requested were Parker Pen and Pencil 

sets and Revlon “Cherry Coke” lipstick. 

275 Memorandum regarding SCAP [Supreme Commander Allied Powers] 

intelligence requirements, November 7, 1946, 2 pp. 

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 210: Previously Withdrawn Sources and Methods Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 544

Box Document Number/Subject

275 Memorandum regarding SCAP [Supreme Commander Allied Powers] 

intelligence requirements, November 7, 1946, 2 pp. 

275 Memorandum regarding the penetration of Russian societies in Shanghai, 

China, September 5, 1946, 3 pp. 

314 Memorandums regarding meetings with the British concerning operations in 

Thailand, February1944, 5 pp.

319 10859. References to 1943 Japanese/ U.S. prisoner of war exchange in Goa

319 Letter from William J. Donavan to Kermit Roosevelt, October 24, 1949, 

concerning Japanese codes. Attached is a memorandum regarding the 

examination of OSS records concerning activities in Portugal relating to enemy 

codes and ciphers, December 13, 1945, ca. 40 pp.

319 Southeast Asia SI operations plan, ca. 1946,41 pp. 

320 Ramona Summary Report from Shanghai, China, January 28, 1946, 5 pp. 

Contains information about atomic research by the Japanese in Shanghai and 

North China.

329 10842. X-2 China Report regarding Atomic research in China during and after 

the war, June 24, 1946, ca. 10 pp. 

329 10844. X-2 China Report regarding Atomic research by Chinese government, 

May 30, 1946, 3 pp.

329 Memorandum regarding conditions for intelligence operations in Singapore, 

Jan. 5, 1945, 6 pp.

329 Memorandum regarding suggestions for postwar planning [Far East], 

September 12, 1945, 5 pp. 

329 Strategic Services Unit X-2 China Monthly Status Report, August 1, 1946, 

5 pp. 

329 Two Strategic Services Unit reports relating to uranium ore in China, June 

1946, 6 pp.

340 13146. Report on a visit to China in the autumn of 1941, with reference of a 

visit to a Chinese medical unit with ten “authentic gas patients.”

344 13222/1. OSS report, “Occupied China Plan,” providing information on 

Japanese using narcotics to poison minds of the Chinese population and the 

encouragement of opium use, September 3, 1943

346 13090. Lists of Japanese diplomatic personnel and suspected agents in 

Europe, especially Portugal and Spain.

346 Report on experiences of a “reliable American” who traveled through 

Communist areas of North China, July 31, 1943, 20 pp. References to 

the Japanese treatment of internees at Peking, the Puppet Government, 

conversations with Mao Tze Tung (sic), Koreans serving in the Chinese 

Communist Army, Communist-Kuomintang relations, possibilities of civil war, 

position of Chou En-Lai (sic), and attitude of Chiang Kai Shek.

346 Reports from OSS Burma, 1945, ca. 20 pp. 

350 Report of OSSSU Detachment 202 regarding SACO [Sino-American 

Cooperative Organization] activities in China Theater, February 6, 1945, 13 pp. 

350 Suggested special plan for SI activities in Northern Sumatra, June 13, 1944, 

13 pp.

356 13432. Report on postwar situation in Japan. Discusses announcements by 

the Japanese Government suggesting that only “irresponsible” war criminal be 

punished. September 1945

356 13433. Letter of February 6, 1944 attaching a December 1943 report of a 

missionary who traveled through North Hunan, China. Report includes an 

account of visit to the city of Changteh shortly after recaptured by the Chinese 

and notes that the Japanese had used some kind of gas shell during the 

fighting.

357 Report on political and propaganda analysis of Japan since the surrender, ca. 

1945, ca. 15 pp.

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 210: Previously Withdrawn Sources and Methods Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 545

Box Document Number/Subject

357 Outline for project for secret intelligence work in the Dutch East Indies, 1943, 

13 pp.

393 Far East planning documents, 1942, ca. 20 pp.

393 Memorandum regarding Far East material obtained from the British, Mar. 27, 

1945, 2 pp. 

393 Report on Korea and Koreans in Asia, December 1942, 7 pp. 

393 Reports, memorandums and other documents relating to conditions and 

activities in China, 1943-1944, ca. 200 pp.

440-442 Boston Series Reports [Note: Boston Series was the code name given to 

synopses of German communications received by OSS Washington from OSS 

Bern, Switzerland. These communications were provided to the OSS in Bern 

by Fritz Kolbe, an employee of the German Foreign Office.]

440 No. 34 Japanese Estimate of Turkish Situation [December 1943]

440 No. 87 The Timor Situation [December 1943]

440 No. 90 German Report on Propaganda and Morale in Japan [October 1943]

440 No. 126 Japanese Proposal of Russo-German Agreement [February 1944]

440 No. 127 Blockage Running from Europe to Japan Halted [by Hitler decree 

January 1944]

440 No. 215 German Knowledge of Japanese Military Situation [March 1944, 8 pp.]

440 No. 217 The German Military Attaché in Tokyo Sums Up the Far Eastern War 

Situation [March 1944, 4 pp.]

440 No. 218 Report on Internal Affairs in Japanese-Occupied Territory [March 

1944]

440 No. 219 Von Ribbentrop’s Interest in Japanese Affairs [April 1944]

440 No. 220 German Interest in Reported Anglo-Japanese Peace Moves [March 

1944]

440 No. 221 Japanese Protest Goebbels’ Propaganda Articles

440 No. 269 German Minister’s Interview with Prime Minister of Thailand [March 

1944]

440 No. 270 German Views on Thailand’s Position

440 No. 433 German-Japanese Confidential Discussions [September 1944]

440 No. 433a German-Japanese Confidential Discussions

440 No. 484 German Intelligence Activity in the Far East [November 1944]

441 No. 608 Cabinet Crisis in Japan [January 1945]

441 No. 621 Japanese Cabinet Crisis: Changes in Japanese Political Setup

441 No. 641 Japanese Comment on Soviet-German Policy

441 No. 642 Confiscation of Platinum and Jewelry in Java [including German 

residents

441 No. 659 German Estimate of Japanese Political Situation [December 1944]

441 No. 661 Japanese Internal Economic Situation 

441 No. 679 German Estimate of the Far Eastern Military Situation [January 1945]

441 No. 776 Japanese Incendiary Balloons [February 1945]

441 No. 895 German Estimate of the Military Situation in the Far East

441 No. 898 German Estimate of the Military Situation in the Far East [Feb. 1945]

441 No. 905 German Account of Decisions Reached at Yalta Conference

442 No. 969 German Discussion of Yalta Conference Results 

442 No. 975 German Information on Yalta Conference Discussions

442 No. 1029 Results of Teheran and Cairo Conferences [December 1943]

442 No. 1038 German Interest in Settlement of Timor Question [September 1943]

Records of the Research and Analysis Branch — Entry 210: Previously Withdrawn Sources and Methods Files
RG 226. Records of the Office of Strategic Services 546

Box Document Number/Subject

442 No. 1039 German Report of Portuguese Intentions [October 1943]

442 No. 1045 German Report of British and American Reactions to Moscow 

Conference [November 1943]

442 No. 1046 Further Results of the Moscow Conference [November 1943]

442 No. 1047 Predictions at to Impending Big Three Conference [December 1943]

442 No. 1206 Japanese View of Russian Affairs [September 1943; “An anti-Semitic 

movement had set in, in Russia and strong propaganda was pinning the 

responsibility for the war and resultant suffering on the Jews.”]

442 No. 1208 Japanese Estimate of Russian and Rumanian Morale [November 1943]

442 No. 1209 Views of the Japanese Foreign Minister [February 1944]

481 17128. Report from Swiss consul in Kobe regarding visit to Allied prisoner of 

war camps in Formosa. September 30, 1944.

504 18102. Report on Conditions of German Jewish Refugees in Shanghai, China 

during the occupation, Torture of one and death of seven noted, October 29, 1945 

504 Report on Communist military activities and organization in North China, 

December 17, 1945, 5 pp. 

504 Report on disposal of Gold and property by Germans in Shanghai, China, 

November1, 1945 

504 Report on Japanese communists in Shanghai, China, Japanese communists, 

January 28, 1946 

504 Report on North China-Communist situation, December 28, 1945

511 Information on Indo-China, June 1945, 8 pp. 

511 Memo on group attitudes in southern Malaya, October 2, 1945, 6 pp. 

511 Memo on Kuala Lumpur, Malaya, November 12,1945 

511 Memo on political documents on Indian activities in Thailand, June 15, 1945, 

19 pp.

511 Memo on Sino-Thai Communist newspaper, July 25, 1945, 7 pp. 

511 Memo on the situation in Java, October 28, 1945, 3 pp.

514 Documents taken from the offices of the Japanese Naval Attaché in Lisbon, 

Portugal 1944-1945

Entry 211 Boxes 1-50 location: 250/64/32/05

Box Subject

1 Memorandum from HQ, OSS, SU, Detachment 203, China Theater, requesting 

permission to carry out a reconnaissance trip to Manchuria, May 17, 1945, 5 pp. The 

memorandum argues that the trip would provide a chance to find out about the AntiJapanese Salvation Corps and to collect intelligence about an area that was probably 

“the place where the Japanese will attempt their last stand.” 

1 Draft plan to carry out the reconnaissance trip to Manchuria described above, July 

6, 1945, 3 pp. 

1 Operational Plans for the reconnaissance trip to Manchuria described above, 

codename Ostrich, August 1, 1945, ca. 7 pp. 

1 Folder entitled “Kaji & POW Projects,” January 14, 1945-August 2, 1945, 200 pp. 

Records relating to the possible use of Japanese exiles, detainees, and/or POWSheld by the Chinese government-to prevail upon their countrymen to “desert, 

surrender, or take other desired action.” The man mentioned most often for this 

was Wataru Kaji, President of the League of Establishing Democratic Japan.

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2 Memorandum proposing a reconnaissance trip through the northeastern Chinese 

provinces of Shantung, Hopeh, and Jehol, April 3, 1945, 4 pp. The provinces were 

said to be the home of “puppet armies” that “would take instruction and leadership 

from the U.S. Forces or the Central Government if they were approached properly.”

3 Folder entitled “Contact Reports, ca. May 1945, 55 pp. The folder contains 

a memo on the intelligence needs of the MO Branch, an assessment of 

personalities in Malaya and Thailand (Chinese and others), a report of a rumor 

that “U.S. representatives in Yalta have reached a secret agreement with the 

Russians that Korea would become a sphere of Russian influence,” a memo of a 

conversation among people affiliated with the Institute of Pacific Relations about 

the organization of the United Nations, a “List of Questions Relating to the Views 

of National Delegations and Individual Delegates on the Post-War Treatment of 

Japan,” and a summary of the “Official and Unofficial Views of Representatives 

of Various Countries toward the Treatment to Be Afforded Japan during the Final 

Phases of the War, the Transition to Military Occupation, and Later.” The copy of the 

questions on the post-war treatment of Japan was specifically for Russia, and the 

last memo addresses the separate views of Britain and Russia.

4 Folder entitled “Augur Cables, Chronological file of outgoing cables,” from OSS, 

China Theater, September12-November 3, 1945, 34 pp. Augur was the special 

indicator on all communications pertaining to plans to maintain U.S. intelligence 

activities in China after the war. Since China was friendly to the US, “every effort 

should be made to convey the impression that intelligence activities will cease 

entirely when U.S. Forces retire from China.” The need for secrecy meant that an 

almost entirely new staff had to be recruited, since the Chinese working for the 

OSS up to that time were largely motivated by patriotism. One possible source of 

personnel was “a number of Korean American enlisted men inducted into Army at 

OSS request by special arrangement . . . where under OSS has right to discharge 

at any time. . . .”

5 Message describing Japanese efforts to maintain control in Nanking, China, March 

21, ca.1945, 1 p. 

5 Message describing events in Japan, ca. March 30, 1945, 1 p. The message 

describes Tokyo as being under a “terroristic regime” after a successful 

assassination attempt on the General Staff, and a feeling among the public that the 

only hope for a Japanese victory “lies in Russia remaining neutral in Pacific war.” 

5 Message describing a possible deal between Moslems, Buddhists and Catholics 

in India, ca. March 1945, 1 p. The deal called for Moslems and Buddhists to not 

obstruct Catholic missionaries, and in return “Market would use its influence to 

facilitate India becoming a British Dominion.” 

5 Message describing Communist propaganda activity in Nanking, China, ca. April 

12, 1945, 1 p. The Japanese did not oppose the activity, the message says, 

because the Communists “are fundamentally opposed to Chiang Kai-Shek.”

5 Message about what was being said about the war in the Japanese press, ca. May 

1945, 1 p. The Japanese government was stressing friendship with Russia, “whom 

by intense Japanese propaganda is presented as a liberator of peoples.”

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5 Message regarding discussions among Soviet, Japanese, and Manchukuo 

representatives about the possibility of the Japanese emperor renouncing the 

Manchukuo throne and establishing a Communist regime there, May 28, 1945, 1 p. 

Manchukuo “would detach itself from Japan and conclude alliance with Russia.”

9 Cable discussing the creation of a peacetime intelligence network in China, 

September 18, 1945, 2 pp. 

9 Cable discussing intelligence gathering in Siam [Thailand], Oct. 31, 1945, 2 pp. The 

Siamese had no objection to an overt SSU presence, the writer stated, but the British 

would probably object because “it creates precedent which Russians and others 

might try to follow.” Cable recommending that the Strategic Services Unit office in 

Rangoon, Burma be ostensibly closed and the intelligence officer reassigned to the 

State Department as a military liaison officer, Jan. 4, 1946, 1 p. The cable’s writer 

felt that between British opposition to the U.S. presence in Burma, and the ongoing 

Burmese revolution, “my scope would be much broader for future as military liaison 

officer rather than what is known definitely as intelligence officer.”

10 Message from Bangkok, Thailand to Singapore regarding Reuters being 

government subsidized, February 17, [1946?], 1 p. 

10 Message passing on information from a British paramilitary operations officer 

regarding developments in Cambodia and Siam [Thailand], March 1, 1946, 1 p. 

10 23463. Message to commanding officers in Delhi, Rangoon, Bangkok, Saigon, 

Batavia, and Medan with directions for liquidating their detachments, March 5, 

1946, 2 pp. Extra directions for Rangoon, Saigon and Bangkok say that “you are 

reminded that locally employed war crimes personnel should be denied access to 

our office installations.”

10 Message describing unrest in Indonesia, March 5, 1946, 2 pp. 

10 Message describing “Paramilops Thai-FIC Border,” March 7, 1946, 2 pp. 

10 Message describing military situation in Vietnam, March 29, 1945, 1 p. The 

message says in part that “Gen. Chang Fa Quei’s Two Side Army says Liaison 

Bureau advises Ho Chi Minh’s gov’t. They fear Ho ties with Communists but as yet 

uncovered none.” 

10 Message on Communism in Siam [Thailand], December 12, 1945, 1 p. 

10 Message on Chinese-Siamese relations, December 28, 1945, 1 p.

10 Message about economic developments in Thailand, July 28, 1945, 2 pp. The 

message says that the British assumed that Thailand would remain a hostile nation 

“despite Thai financing of their clandestine help,” and discusses plans for dealing 

with different printings of the baht. 

10 Messages relating to developments in India and Siam, Oct. 21and 23, 1945, 4 pp.

11 23607. Memorandum describing the Marlin Mission, Nov.1, 1945, 2 pp. The 

Marlin Mission went to Macao to secure evidence on Chinese collaborationists; 

to investigate Japanese war criminals, firms and businessmen; to investigate 

the effectiveness of Japanese intelligence organizations during the war; and to 

determine if the Japanese left behind any secret underground organizations; and 

to investigate the economic and political status of Macao. 

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16 Folder with cables of information relating to Japan from discredited Source Vessel 

[Virgilio Scattolini], Jan. 31-July 14, 1945, ca. 180 pp. The cable of February 6 

talks of Japanese depression over German defeats; Japanese anxiety over the 

upcoming Big 3 Conference; Japanese acceptance of the loss of the Philippines; 

and the possibility of the Catholic Church, acting as intermediary, might induce 

the U.S. to accept something less than unconditional surrender, in which case 

“millions of Japanese might turn to Catholicism.” There is a note attached to the 

cable informing Gen. Donovan that the cable was also sent to the President, the 

Secretary of State, the JCS, and a few other people.

21 Memorandum relating to Korean Field Intelligence, February 1, 1945, 3 pp. The 

memorandum was based on interviews with missionaries who lived in Korea 

for a long time. They concluded that a native-born Korean agent with the right 

qualifications “would have a fair chance of keeping alive and being of some use.” 

While a white agent, regardless of experience or knowledge, “would have virtually 

no chance of survival for any useful period of time.” 

21 Operational Plan for the AMBIO (American Business Intelligence-Orient) Project, 

August 4, 1945, 4 pp. The project’s objectives were to obtain confidential 

information relating to the war effort from American firms represented in the 

Far East, to keep track of the representatives the firms sent to the far east with 

the idea of using them for SI work, and to “condition” certain firms “to the idea 

of continuing on a peace time basis the flow of intelligence to the United States 

government.” 

22 Memorandum entitled “Tai Li and Chinese Intelligence,” August 1, 1945, 16 pp. 

Tai Li was the head of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics of the National 

Military Council.

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on the suicide of Herbert Moy, “the leading antiAllied radio propagandist in Shanghai,” China, November 3, 1945, 4 pp. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on the East Asiatic Military School in Tientsin, 

November 13, 1945, 4 pp. The school, which was run by the Japanese, trained 

men of the anti-Communist Bureau of North China to become officers and teachers 

of the anti-Communist Volunteer Corps in cities of North China. 

23 24214. China Theater, X-2 Branch, report “Jap Gendarmerie in Shanghai,” China, 

containing one Hilaire du Berrier’s account of his interrogations and beatings by 

the Japanese, October 13, 1945, 19 pp. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on the work of Japanese-German intelligence 

agent Baroness Victoria D’Toll, A.K.A. Madam Victoriani, October 23, 1945, 1 p. 

23 24215. China Theater, X-2 Branch, report about the work, persecution, and death 

of G. Pagano di Melito, Italian Consul General in Shanghai, Nov. 1, 1945, 5 pp. 

23 24216. China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on one Count Douglas, November 13, 

1945, 1 p. Count Douglas was reported to be a Nazi spy who lived in San Francisco 

until his fellow Californians tried to lynch him. He then was sent to Peking to 

recuperate. He may also have been an opium addict. 

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23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report of a meeting of a “newly organized assasination 

[sic] group” of former agents of the Japanese Gendarmerie, September 13, 1945, 1 

p. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on Russian agents in Peking, November 12, 

1945, 2 pp. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, Safehaven reports on the concealment of rubber and 

sugar in Shanghai, October 18 and 20, 1945, 2 pp. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on the life, loves, and career of German, 

Japanese, and Italian agent Olga Williams, September 30, 1945, 2 pp. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on some of the officers of “The Plum 

Organization, Ume Kikan, Japanese Secret Service Organization,” October 18, 

1945, 2 p. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report of an interview with Louis Theodor Siefken, 

head of the Abwehr I.M. (Far East F. O.) in Shanghai from 1940-1942, October 16, 

1945, 6 pp. 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report on the Association of Free Germans in Shanghai, 

September 19, 1945, 2 pp. The Association’s purpose was “eliminating without 

compromise nationalsozialism [sic] and its system and to co-operate in the 

reconstruction of all communal institutions of cultural, social, and educational 

service.” 

23 China Theater, X-2 Branch, report about one Eugene Pick-Hovens, the “No. 1 

foreigner of the Japanese Gendarmerie in Shanghai,” October 9, 1945, 4 pp. China 

Theater, X-2 Branch, report regarding the espionage work of Harvey Clark, Jr. of 

Shanghai, October 13, 1945, 1 p.

32 Handwriting on the printed pages identifies many of the collaborators as living in 

Shanghai, China. In addition to names, the list sometimes provides details of the 

alleged collaboration, along with the person’s nationality and local address, and 

evaluations of the source of the accusation.

34 20131. Reports and memoranda from the China Theater relating to atomic energy, 

December 1945-October 1946, ca. 200 pp. The OSS indicator for the topic was 

RAMONA. Most of the records relate to Japanese uranium mining and production 

during the war, and Soviet and Chinese attempts to obtain uranium after the war. 

A January 1946 directive about atomic energy sent from China Theater HQ to all 

X-2 field stations reported “indications of a great deal of activity by subversive 

organizations and foreign countries.” 

36 China Theater, X-2 Branch Report entitled “Chucase,” relating to the arrest and 

interrogation of Japanese agents in Sian, July 26,1945, 44 pp. [2 copies]

36 Document #20112. China Theater, X-2 Branch Report on the arrest and 

interrogation of Col. Tomiaki Hidaka, the head of Japanese Intelligence in North 

China, July 8, 1946, 6 pp. The Chinese arrested Hidaka at the request of the 

Russians, who accused him of responsibility for the disappearance of two Russian 

men. The two men reportedly worked in Russia’s Far Eastern Bacteriological 

Warfare Section. The purpose of the section was “to wipe out all anti-Soviet 

elements and Japanese forces in Manchuria and China.”

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39 Reports from Strategic Services Unit, Saigon, French Indo-China Detachment, 

supplying biographical information on sources, April 1, 1946, 5 pp. 

39 Strategic Services Unit Formosa Report #115, March 15, 1946, 2 pp.

39 Summary minutes of the weekly meeting of X-2 Personnel at HQ, OSS, SU DET. 

202, China, December 19, 1944, 6 pp. 

39 X-2 Branch Monthly Progress Report (#3) made at Kar B.O. [India?], November 

26, 1944, 7 pp.

39 Summary minutes of the weekly meeting of X-2 Personnel at HQ, OSS, SU DET. 

202, China, November 1944?, 2 pp

39 Red Cross Clubs, China Theater, August 20, 1945, 1 p. The report concludes that, 

while some enemy agents did work for the Red Cross, there was no concentrated 

plan to penetrate the Red Cross. 

39 “Report on a visit of two Japanese intelligence agents now employed by Chinese 

intelligence, engaged in intelligence activity directed against the Soviets,” March 

13, 1946, 20 pp. 

39 Report on enemy agents in Eastern Chekiang, China, May 22, 1945, 2 pp. The 

report is by the U.S. Army Liaison Office of the Church Missionary Society in Linhai, 

Chekiang, China. 

Entry 212 Boxes 1-6 location: 250/64/33/5

Box Subject

1 Memo relating X-2 Experience with Burma Anti-Fascist League, April 1945, 4pp.

3 Monthly Progress Report of X-2 OSS India Burma Theater of Operations (IBT), 

October 4, 1945, 16 pp. 

3 Monthly Progress Report of X-2 OSS Detachment 404 IBT, June 20, 1945, 6 pp. 

3 X-2 Rangoon, Burma Branch Report on the Indian Independence Movement, June 

4, 1945, 9 pp. The report recounts the interrogation M.S. Doshi, “one of the more 

fanatical members of the Indian Independence League in Burma.” 

3 Report of “Recent Activities of the AFPFL (Anti-Fascist People’s Freedom League, 

Burma) and Their Difficulties With the National Revolutionary Party,” August 10, 

1945, 4 pp. 

3 Memorandum regarding relations between X-2 and British Special Counter 

Intelligence (SCI) in Malaya and the Netherlands East Indies, September 27, 1945, 

2 pp. 

3 Report regarding unrest in India over continued British rule, Dec. 10, 1945, ca. 

23pp. The report is handwritten. It covers a variety of topics, including a meeting 

of the Executive Committee of the Delhi Muslim League, reactions to a proposed 

meeting between Mahatma Ghandi and the Governor of Bengal, reactions to a trial 

of Indian National Army members, and the activities of the Communist Party of 

India. 

3 X-2 Intelligence Checklist from IBT HQ to commanding officers of Strategic 

Services Units regarding what information to ask sources about, December 31, 

1945, 4 pp. 

3 Report regarding unrest in India and Pakistan over continued British rule by Source 

Taj, February 4, 1946, 8pp. The report includes a reference to a “mystery woman 

of Java” nicknamed Sourabaya Sue, who, speaking in a “terrific American accent” 

roamed behind Indonesian lines “exhorting them to fight the British to the last 

man.” 

5 X-2 report about Japanese espionage activities in Sian, China, Feb. 2, 1945, 2 pp. 

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5 X-2 report on the infiltration of Japanese agents from Boyang and Taiuyan, March 

28, 1945, 2pp.

5 X-2 report giving the routes used by Japanese agents passing from Shansi to 

Shensi, China, May 20, 1945, 2 pp. 

5 Report from the China Theater, X-2 Branch regarding Japanese intelligence 

organizations in the Shangchiu, Kweiteh area, Honan, China, August 13, 1945, 

3 pp. 

5 China Theater, X-2 Branch report on cooperation between former Japanese 

intelligence agents and Soviet intelligence agents in North China, January 28, 

1946, 2 pp. 

5 China Theater, X-2 Branch report regarding German espionage agents and 

collaborators in Shanghai and Peking, China, 1941-1944, September 6, 1945, 9 p. 

24470. Letter by Lily Abegg, a Swiss citizen, formerly of Kobe, Japan, defending 

Tokyo Rose, (Iva d’Aquino), April 27, 1946, 9 pp. Among the extenuating 

circumstances listed by Abegg was the fact that d’Aquino “had been talked into 

speaking on the radio, not by Japanese, but by Allied officers who were prisoners 

of war.” 

5 Reports regarding suspected members of “Tai Li’s organization,” the Bureau of 

Investigations and Statistics of the Military Affairs Council, China, January 18, 

1945-May 10, 1946, ca. 50 pp. 

6 Report on Who’s Who: Chinese Communist Personalities, April 22, 1946, 203 pp. 

6 Memo regarding Soviet propaganda among Koreans in Shanghai “to start active 

demands for the independence of Korea from the American occupation troops,” 

December 15, 1945, 6 pp.

6 Report of interrogations of Maj. Gen. Onouchi and Col. Eiichi Hirose, September 

25, 1946, 5 pp. 

6 Report entitled “Historical Note on the Sino-Japanese War: Plans Made in Early 

1939 by High-ranking Japanese Army Officers for its Immediate Settlement 

through Negotiation with Chungking,” September 25, 1946, 2 pp. 

6 Report entitled “Soviet Penetration Methods in Manchuria (1939) and Finland 

(1944), September 27, 1946, 2 pp. 

6 Report regarding interrogation of Momotaro Enomoto, October 7, 1946, 4 pp. 

6 Report concerning Japanese specialists on Soviet intelligence, Oct. 2, 1946, 8 pp. 

6 Report about Japanese wartime collaboration with the Polish intelligence service, 

October 2, 1946, 12pp. This report includes references to the intelligence work 

of one Sugihara, the Japanese Consul in Koenigsberg. [This appears to be Chiune 

Sugihara, now famous for helping approximately 6000 Jews escape from Kaunas, 

Lithuania. The report does not give Sugihara’s first name, nor does it mention 

him helping Jews earlier in the war. However, it does identify him as having been 

in Kaunas, Lithuania and having moved from Lithuania to East Prussia after the 

Soviet invasion, which are facts that match Chiune Sugihara’s bio.] 

6 Report regarding interrogation of Major General Makoto, Sept. 25, 1946, 10pp. 

6 Report about Japanese wartime intelligence activities in Northern Europe, 

September 30, 1946, 58pp. [This report also contains references to a Sugihara, 

Japanese Consul in Kaunas, Lithuania.] 

Entry 215 Boxes 1-11 location: 250/64/33/07

Box Subject

2 26057. Combat Interrogation Team No. 5 interview with Mr. Decruz in Namtu, 

Burma. Provided information on his being tortured repeatedly by the Japanese while 

interned at a civilian camp in Burma.

8 A List of Who’s Who in Tai Li Secret Service Organization, n.d., 5 pp.

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8 Report of X-2 experiences with Burma Anti-Fascist League, ca. 1945, 5 pp. Report 

on intelligence activities in North Indo-China, n.d., 5 pp. 

10 Folder entitled Opium, 1944-1945, ca. 75 pp. Contains information regarding OSS 

acquisition in India and distribution in Burma of opium as payment for services, 

e.g., for information, and State Department displeasure with such practices.

Entry 216 Boxes 1-10 location: 250/64/34/02

Box Subject

7 Information on Chinese Catholics and Chinese Intelligence, February-June 1945, ca. 

15 pp.

8 Information on Kuomintang Intelligence, August 1945, 4 pp. 

8 Report on Changchun Branch of Central Bank of China and the disappearance of 15 

million grams of Silver, August 22, 1946, 4 pp. 

8 Report on Jerry Shu, Foreign Minister of the Nanking Puppet Government and 

liaison between the Japanese Government, the Puppet Government, and the 

Chinese people, May 19, 1945, 1 p. 

10 Bombay India, X-2 Final Survey Report, July 27, 1945, ca. 20 pp. 

10 Report on general condition in Chefoo, China, with attachments, May 30, 1946, ca. 

20 pp. 

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National Archives Collection of World War II War Crimes

Records

Record Group 238

Records of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 

(IMTFE) 1946-1948

The International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE) was established by a special 

proclamation of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers 

(SCAP), January 19, 1946. The IMTFE’s intent was to implement the Potsdam Declaration 

of China, the United States, and the United Kingdom (July 26, 1945, as accepted by the 

Japanese signatories of the Instrument of Surrender, September 2, 1945), which states 

that war criminals would be brought to justice. It was also established to act on the SCAP’s 

authority to issue all orders implementing the Japanese surrender terms. Such authority 

was given to SCAP by a declaration of the foreign ministers of the United Kingdom, United 

States, and Soviet Union, issued from Moscow, December 27, 1945. In accordance with the 

IMTFE charter, promulgated by General Order 1, General Headquarters (GHQ) SCAP, January 

19, 1946, and amended by General Order 20, GHQ SCAP, April 25, 1946, IMTFE consisted of 

11 judges, appointed by SCAP, as the representative in nationality of the Allied signatories 

of the Instrument of Surrender, and of India and the Philippines. IMTFE heard cases against 

28 defendants, April 29, 1946-January 12, 1948 and rendered judgments, November 4-

12, 1948, against 25 defendants (2 having died during the trial and 1 having been deemed 

incompetent to stand trial), with 7 sentenced to death, 16 to life imprisonment, 1 to 20 

years’ imprisonment, and 1 to 7 years’ imprisonment. 

Minutes of Proceedings [Hearings] May 17, 1946-November 12, 1948 (0238-PI180-1)

Two incomplete sets of minutes summarizing the proceeding of the tribunal in open court 

(0238-PI-180-5) and the proceedings held in the chambers of the president (0238-PI-180-

6). The minutes include time and place of each session; judges, counsel, and defendants 

present and absent; testimony given; exhibits offered; and arguments and motions 

advanced. A few handwritten notations and corrections appear on the records. 3 volumes. 

Arranged chronologically. There are no minutes for the period April 29-May 16, 1946. Box 

1 location: 190/10/19/01.

Name and Subject Index to Part of Entry 5 (pp. 1-16,997) June 30, 1947 (0238-PI180-2)

Entitled “General Index of the Record of the Prosecution’s Case,” the mimeographed index 

was prepared by the International Prosecution Section (IPS) as IPS document 0005. 

There is very little cross-indexing. Arranged alphabetically by name and subject with 

additional breakdowns under the major entries also arranged alphabetically. Box 2 location: 

190/10/19/01.

Name and Subject Index to Part of Entry 5 (pp. 16,998-24,758) October 10, 1947 

(0238-PI-180-3)

Entitled “General Index of the Record of the Defense Case,” the mimeographed index 

Records of the IMTFE — Entry 3: Name and Subject Index, 1947
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was prepared by the IPS and issued as IPS document 0008. The index covers only the 

parts of the defense’s case that had been presented by October 1947. These included the 

following phases: general problems, Manchuria and Manchukuo, China, the Soviet Union, 

and the Tri-Partite Pact Subdivision of the Pacific War Phase. The remainder of the Pacific 

War Phase and the individual defenses are not covered in this index. Very little is crossindexed. A copy of IPS document 0005 (0238-PI-180-2) is bound with this index. Arranged 

alphabetically by name and subject with additional breakdowns under the major entries also 

arranged alphabetically. Box 3 location: 190/10/19/01.

Name Indexes of Witnesses in Entry 5 (0238-PI-180-4)

In addition to giving the page number of the transcript on which a witness’s testimony 

appears, the mimeographed index includes the name of the attorney examining the 

witness and indicates whether the testimony is the result of direct examination or crossexamination. Arranged alphabetically by surname of witness in two subseries: prosecution 

witnesses and defense witnesses. Box 4 location: 190/10/19/01.

Transcript of the Proceedings April 29, 1946-November 12, 1948 (0238-PI-180-5)

A verbatim account of the proceedings of the tribunal in open court containing all 

arguments of counsel, motions, objections, rulings, pleas, testimony, opinions of the 

court, direct examination and cross-examination of witnesses, references to court exhibits, 

and, in some cases, texts of the exhibits. The transcript also gives the date and time of 

commencement and adjournment of each session, names of the justices, members of the 

IPS and International Defense Panel (IDP), monitors, interpreters, and other court personnel 

present. Specifically included in the transcript are the texts of the indictments (vol. 1), 

prosecution summations (vols. 58-63), defense summations (vols. 63-72), the judgment 

(vols. 73-74), and the sentences (vol. 74). The transcript does not include the two 

concurring and three dissenting opinions that are part of the court journal (0238-PI-180-7) 

and the court papers (0238-PI-180-11). Scattered throughout the transcript is information 

relating to matters of importance, such as complaints about working conditions and changes 

in court personnel. The final volume contains a number of certificates signed by court 

stenographers testifying to the correctness of the pages for which they were responsible. 

Arranged chronologically with pages of the 74 volumes numbered consecutively 1 to 49,858. 

Daily tables of contents precede the transcript for each day. For name and subject index 

see Entries 2-4. Boxes 5-78 location: 190/10/19/01.

Transcript of Proceedings in Chambers May 4, 1946-September 28, 1948 (0238-

PI-180-6)

A verbatim account (in six volumes) of the conferences among the judges and the 

prosecution and defense counsel held in the chambers of the IMTFE President. It chronicles 

the attempt of the prosecution and defense to define the legal limits within which the trial 

was to be conducted and to delineate the rights of the accused consistent with the IMTFE 

Charter. Specific matters heard by the judges in chamber include requests for medical 

examination of defendants, motions on the jurisdiction of the IMTFE, requests of the 

defendants for temporary paroles for personal reasons, motions asking for additional time to 

file pleadings, requests for the return of documents submitted by defendants, requests for 

the production of witnesses or documents, and applications to have evidence presented in 

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the form of a prepared statement rather than by oral examination. The transcript contains 

frequent references to the court papers (0238-PI-180-11). Arranged chronologically. Boxes 

79-81 location: 190/10/20/05.

Court Journal April 29, 1946-November 12, 1948 (0238-PI-180-7)

Daily summaries (in eight volumes) of all proceedings in open court (0238-PI-180-5) and 

in conference between the president of the Tribunal and representatives of the Office of 

the General Secretary, the IPS, and the IDP (0238-PI-180-6). The journal lists the date 

and type of session; the judges, counsel, and others present and gives a short outline of 

matters considered. Journal entries for a given day contain more information than do the 

court minutes (0238-PI-180-1) for the same day. The journal includes the judgment of the 

tribunal and the dissenting opinion of Justice Roling (pp. 3,747-4,015), Justice Bernard 

(pp. 4,016-4,099), and Justice Pal (pp. 4,100-5,463). Arranged chronologically. Pages are 

numbered consecutively, 1 to 5,463. Boxes 82-89 location: 190/10/20/05.

Index to Court Docket (0238-PI-180-8)

Under major headings, entries are arranged by court paper number. Entries under 

“defendants” are arranged alphabetically by surname of defendant and thereunder by 

court paper number. Arranged alphabetically under the following headings: affidavits, 

applications, arraignment, certificates of illness, corrections of the court proceedings, 

defendants, depositions, directions, health, hearings, indictments, judgments, motions, 

oaths, orders, pleadings, requests for witnesses and documents, sentences, and 

summonses. Box 90 location: 190/10/20/06.

Name Card Index to Witnesses in the Court Docket (0238-PI-180-9)

The name of the witness is at the top left of each of the 3” x 5” cards, and the court docket 

number is on the upper right preceded by one of the following identifying words: “Order,” 

“Paper,” or “App”[lication]. The cards bear notations indicating whether the person named 

is a prosecution or defense witness. In some cases the card gives the date the summons 

to testify was issued and delivered to the witness. The name of the defendant for whom a 

defense witness gave testimony appears in parentheses. Arranged alphabetically. Box 91 

location: 190/10/20/06.

Court Docket April 25, 1946-November 19, 1948 (0238-PI-180-10)

A mimeographed listing of all court papers (0238-PI-180-11), giving a brief description of 

each paper and the date it was entered in the docket. In addition, the docket contains brief 

daily entries describing what occurred in court or in chambers. These unnumbered entries, 

collectively entitle “Chronology of Pleadings and Proceedings,” are interspersed throughout 

the docket in chronological order. Arranged chronologically and numbered in sequence (1-

1,740). For an index to the court docket, see Entry 8. Box 92 location: 190/10/20/07.

Court Papers April 1946-November 1948 (0238-PI-180-11)

Includes motions and petitions of defendants; affirmations and oaths of the judges, counsel, 

and witnesses; court orders requesting the results of inquiries into the physical and medical 

condition of certain defendants; requests for the production of witnesses and documents 

(summonses); certificates nominating or withdrawing counsel or testifying to the illness 

Records of the IMTFE — Entry 11: Court Papers, 1946-1948
RG 238. National Archives Collection of World War II War Crimes Records 557

of the defendants; requests for the correction, withdrawal, or substitution of documents; 

and censure motions. Important documents in this series included judgment of the tribunal 

(No. 1,738), the separate opinions of Justice Webb (No. 1,738D) and Justice Jaranilla 

(No. 1,738G), and the dissenting opinions of Justice Pal (No. 1,738C), Justice Roling (No. 

1,738E), and Justice Bernard (No. 1,738F). Arranged numerically 1-1,740. Boxes 93-110 

location: 190/10/20/07.

Register of Court Exhibits June 12, 1946-February 10, 1948 (0238-PI-180-12)

Information for each exhibit includes the date on which the exhibit was offered, the exhibit 

number, the prosecution or defense document number, a notation indicating whether the 

exhibit was admitted or merely identified, and, in some instances, a brief description of the 

exhibit. The register is a rough pencil-and-ink log with entries made on a day-to-day basis. 

Arranged chronologically. Box 111 location: 190/10/21/02.

List of Court Exhibits 1948 (0238-PI-180-13)

Each entry contains the court exhibit number, the prosecution or defense document 

number, and a description of the exhibit, including originator, date, physical type and form, 

and the number of the page of the transcript of proceedings (0238-PI-180-5) on which 

the document is offered into evidence. In contrast with Entry 12, this list is a carefully 

prepared finding aid. Arranged by exhibit number (1-3,915). Boxes 112-113 location: 

190/10/21/03.

Court Exhibits 1946-1948 (0238-PI-180-14)

The exhibits consist of a wide variety of published and unpublished documents mainly from 

U.S. and Japanese sources. The Japanese items, with the exception of those presented 

for identification only, are accompanied by English translations. Among the exhibits are 

“Findings of Fact of the U.S. Navy Board of Inquiry in Connection with the Sinking of the 

U.S.S. Panay,” December 1937 (No. 263); reports of the U.S. Treasury Department on the 

alleged involvement of Japanese officials in the Chinese drug trade (Nos. 415-433); SCAP 

Research Report No. 132, entitled “The Pearl Harbor Operation,” December 1, 1945 (No. 

1,265); a volume of 1944 Naval General Staff directives (No. 3,571); 37 booklets prepared 

by the U.S. Tariff Commission in 1944 and 1945, bearing the general title Japanese Trade 

Studies and covering such industries as cement, aluminum, lead, copper, coal, and rice 

(No. 3,714); a synopsis of evidence on class B and C offenses allegedly committed by the 

Japanese in the Dutch East Indies (No. 1,687); a copy of “Some Cases of Man Handling and 

Ill-Treatment by Japanese Guards in the Prisoner of War Camp at Macassar,” [in the Celebes] 

(No. 1,805); a table showing the increase of the strength of the Kwantung Army and of the 

Japanese Army 1932-1945 (No. 706); “Ten Years of Japan’s Burrowing in the Netherlands 

East Indies,” an official report of the Netherlands East Indies Government on Japan’s 

subversive activities in the archipelago (No. 1,326); and a 17-volume set of the diary of 

Marquis Koichi Kido in Japanese (No. 178), with English excepts scattered throughout the 

exhibits (Nos. 178A-179R). A few oversized exhibits are shelved at the end of the series. 

The court exhibits are filmed on rolls 8-28 and 30-36 of NARA Microfilm Publication T918. 

Arranged numerically, 1-3,915. Entry 13 provides a listing of items. Boxes 114-329 

location: 190/10/21/03.

Records of the IMTFE — Entry 14: Court Exhibits, 1946-1948
RG 238. National Archives Collection of World War II War Crimes Records 558

List of Documents Rejected as Evidence by the Tribunal (0238-PI-180-15)

Typed list of defense and prosecution documents submitted to the tribunal as evidence and 

rejected. In addition to a description of each document and the reject document number, 

the list includes the defense or prosecution document number, the page number of the 

transcript of proceedings on which is recorded the submission of the document in evidence, 

and the page on which the document’s rejection is recorded. Arranged by rejected 

document number (R1-R790). Box 330 location: 190/10/25/05.

Rejected Exhibits 1919-1945 (0238-PI-180-16)

Rejected exhibits include letters and telegrams exchanged between Japanese ministers 

and ministers of other governments; texts of mutual assistance treaties and agreements; 

excerpts from speeches, statements, and addresses by Japanese diplomats and diplomats 

of other nations; excerpts from American books on China and Japan such as John B. Powell, 

My Twenty-Five Years in China (New York: The Macmillan Co, 1945), and Joseph C. Grew, 

Ten Years in Japan (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1944); excerpts from Sagataro Kaku, 

Opium Policy in Japan (Geneva: Albert Kundig, 1924); articles from Japanese newspapers 

and magazines, especially those concerned with military actions against China or with 

U.S. military and naval affairs; statements and depositions of the defendants; published 

speeches of members of the Japanese wartime cabinets; and excerpts from Hearings Before 

the Joint Committee on the Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack (Washington, D.C., 

1946), Nazi-Soviet Relations, 1939-1941 (Washington, D.C.: Dept of State Publ., 1948).11 

Arranged numerically, R1-R790. The enclosing envelope or folder to the documents list 

the defense or prosecution document number and the rejection number and the date. A 

few oversized exhibits are shelved at the end of the series. Boxes 331-369 location: 

190/10/26/05; Suit Boxes 354-371 location: 190/B/07/01; oversized Boxes 337-361 

location: 190/10/26/05.

Defense Documents 1947-1948 (0238-PI-180-17)

Included are Japanese yearbooks containing industrial, financial, and business data (Nos. 

278, 352, and 715); a 1938 published lecture by Shinsuke Kishi, vice head of the Industrial 

Department of Manchukuo (No. 558); articles from the February 1947 Nippon Times

in which President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson pleaded 

for universal military training (nos. 572, 586-587); part of the Official Transcript of the 

International Military Tribunal...at Nuremberg (No. 1,397); Annexes to the Resolution 

Adopted by the General Commission of the Conference for the Reduction and Limitation of 

Armaments, 1932 (No. 1,904); the 1945 annual report of Secretary of the Navy James V. 

Forrestal (No. 1,890); and an affidavit of Joseph C. Grew regarding defendant Koki Hirota 

(No. 2,466). Arranged numerically, 1-3,350. There are many gaps in the numbering as 

this is the remnant of a larger series, most of which was offered as evidence to the tribunal 

and incorporated into Entry 14 if accepted and into Entry 16 if rejected. Boxes 372-

380 location: 190/10/26/03; Boxes 381-392 location: 190/10/26/06; oversized Box 389 

location: 190/10/25/05. 

11. John B. Powell, an editor of China Weekly Review who was captured by the Japanese and interned, testified 

about the Mukden Incident, aggression in China, and Japanese treatment of internees.

Records of the IMTFE — Entry 17: Defense Documents, 1947-1948
RG 238. National Archives Collection of World War II War Crimes Records 559

Petitions Submitted to Gen. Douglas MacArthur Requesting Review of The 

Judgment and Sentences of the Tribunal November 1948 (0238-PI-180-18)

Contains mimeograph copies of 25 individual petitions: one for each defendant sentenced 

and a general petition presented by Ben Bruce Blakeney on behalf of all defense counsel. 

Each petition includes a general statement regarding the judgment of the tribunal, a 

discussion of the legal points giving rise to the petition, contrasting contentions of the 

prosecution and the defense, and memorandums offered in support of the petitions. Other 

documents include depositions, statements testifying to errors of fact in the judgment, and 

the dissenting opinions of the justices themselves. In some cases, bibliographies citing legal 

precedent to support the petitioners’ claims are appended. Arranged numerical (1-25) in 

the order in which they were filed. Box 393 location: 190/10/26/07.

Records Relating to General MacArthur’s Review of the Judgment of the Tribunal 

November-December 1948 (0238-PI-180-19)

General MacArthur’s statement concerning the review of the judgment of the tribunal, a 

memorandum on a conference of representatives of the Allied Governments convened by 

MacArthur to assist him in the review of the tribunal’s judgment, written observations on 

the sentences from the Ambassador of France and the Acting Chief of The Netherlands 

Mission, and a certified copy of the U.S. Supreme Court denial of the defendants’ requests 

to file petitions for writs of habeas corpus. Arranged chronologically. Box 394 location: 

190/10/26/07.

Official Photographs March 18, 1946-November 9, 1948 (0238-PI-180-20)

Mounted photographic prints (14 vols., approx. 750 items) depict the judges, prosecution 

and defense counsel, defendants, witnesses, other court personnel, visitors, court scenes, 

and some trial exhibits. These albums contain a selection from the official photographs of 

the trial, taken by U.S. military photographers and collected by the Executive Secretary of 

the IMTFE, Lt. Col. George Handley. Arranged chronologically. There is no index.

Miscellaneous Records 1946-1948 (0238-PI-180-21)

Included are a certified summary of the contents of the original records of the IMTFE; a 

list of corrections of the transcript of the tribunal’s proceedings (0238-PI-180-5); defense 

counsel requests for the summonses; mimeographed copies of the charter and the rule of 

procedures of the tribunal; copies of a chronological and statistical summary of the trial to 

April 16, 1948; oaths taken by IMTFE personnel not to disclose official matters relating to 

the trial; receipts for documents or exhibits withdrawn pursuant to court order (see court 

papers, Paper No. 297, Entry 11); applications to excuse the defendants from the dock for 

consultation with their counsel; and a list of names of defense counsel with summaries of 

their careers and other records of similar nature. Arranged by subject. Boxes 395-398 

location: 190/10/26/07.

Microfilm Copy of Selected IMTFE and IPS Records 1948 (0238-PI-180-22)

The 61 rolls of 35mm positive microfilm were prepared by the Photographic Division of 

the IMTFE (AGO Project 414). Included in the microfilm publication (T-918) are the court 

journal to February 11, 1948 (0238-PI-180-7), court exhibits (0238-PI-180- 14), court 

papers (0238-PI-180-11), the judgment of the tribunal, the concurring and dissenting 

Records of the IMTFE — Entry 22: Select IMTFE and IPS Records, 1948
RG 238. National Archives Collection of World War II War Crimes Records 560

opinions, and the sentences imposed by the tribunal. Rolls 37-58 contain evidentiary 

documents collected by the IPS. The microfilm rolls are numbered consecutively (1-62), but 

there were never a roll 29. Boxes 1-9 location: 190/10/27/01.

Microfilm copy of selected official trial records, as well as selected documents compiled 

by the International Prosecution Section of SCAP (ca. 1919-45), n.d. (61 rolls). Microfilm 

Publications: T-918. 

Motion Pictures (12 reels): Japan in Time of Emergency, a Japanese-made film emphasizing 

the nation’s material and spiritual strength (1933), received in evidence as IMTFE exhibit 

148, n.d.

Records of the IMTFE — Entry 22: Select IMTFE and IPS Records, 1948
Records of the American Commission for the Protection and

Salvage of Artistic and Historic Monuments in War Areas

Record Group 239

The American Commission for the Protection and Salvage of Artistic and Historic Monuments 

in War Areas, also known as the Roberts Commission, was established by President Franklin 

D. Roosevelt on June 23, 1943, when he appointed Associate Justice Owen J. Roberts 

as chair. The commission cooperated with the U.S. Army in protecting and gathering 

information about war damage to cultural treasures. It also compiled data on cultural 

property appropriated by the Axis Powers, and encouraged restitution. The Roberts 

Commission was abolished on June 30, 1946. Researchers interested in matters relating to 

art/cultural restitution matters will find many useful documents in this Record Group. 

In early 1942 various civilian groups began making plans to protect Europe’s cultural 

monuments should the areas in which they were located became subject to Allied 

occupation. That fall, the President of the Archaeological Institute of America, the President 

of the College Art Association, and the Directors of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

and Washington’s National Gallery of Art approached Harlan F. Stone, Chief Justice of the 

U.S. Supreme Court, with a proposal to establish a government commission to protect and 

salvage European artistic and historical monuments. These individuals also contacted the 

Chief of the War Department’s Civil Affairs Division, as well as the Army Air Intelligence 

Service, to enlist support. 

On December 8, 1942, Chief Justice Stone wrote President Roosevelt to ask his support 

for a plan to establish a government body that during wartime would protect and conserve 

artworks, historic monuments, and important papers in Europe, as well as making 

restitution of such works to their lawful owners if looted. 

As a result of Navy Department requests that the commission prepare maps and lists of 

areas in the Far East containing cultural and historic monuments, the Roberts Commission 

officially changed its name to “The American Commission for the Protection and Salvage of 

Artistic and Historic Monuments in War Areas.” 

During the war, the commission was instrumental in the establishment by the War 

Department of a Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives (MFA&A) program to protect cultural 

materials in war areas, under the Civil Affairs Division. The commission recommended 

acquiring members already in the armed services who had the training and experience to 

carry out the formulated plans. Working through the American Defense-Harvard Group and 

the Committee for the Protection of Cultural Treasures in War Areas of the American Council 

of Learned Societies (two independent civilian groups established before its creation), 

the commission supplied the armed forces with over 700 maps of the important cultural 

centers and regions of Allied and enemy countries, both in Europe and the Far East, on 

which artistic and historic monuments and cultural deposits had been located and described 

in accompanying lists. The commission also prepared and distributed lists and handbooks 

to MFA&A officers in the field to aid them in preparing official lists of sites and monuments 

to be protected. Commission members gave lectures on the care and preservation of 

RG 239. Arts and Monuments Commission 561
RG 239. Arts and Monuments Commission 562

artworks, monuments, and records for Civil Affairs officers during the early days of Military 

Government schools. The commission’s staff correlated all reports from MFA&A officers 

and made that information available to government agencies, scholars, and students. The 

commission also gathered information on available qualified civilian personnel to replace 

military personnel when the school of Military Governments was transferred to civilian 

hands. 

The American Commission cooperated with commissions established in the Allied countries 

for analogous purposes and with the Department of State in considering problems relating 

to restitution of cultural materials. It was instrumental in the restitution of identifiable 

looted public artworks found in the American Zone in Germany to the owner governments. 

The commission cooperated in the formation of a special unit within the Office of Strategic 

Services specifically concerned with the investigation of enemy personnel suspected of 

participating in art looting activities. The commission cooperated with several other federal 

agencies in investigating German assets abroad, insofar as these assets involved cultural 

materials, and enemy art looting activities in Europe and their relationship to enemy 

activities in the Western Hemisphere. The commission recommended to the Treasury 

Department the establishment of a system of customs controls to prevent looted art from 

being imported into the United States, and examined the special licenses required for the 

importation of cultural material. 

In April 1944, the Inter-Allied Commission for the Protection and Restitution of Cultural 

Material (Vaucher Commission) was established under the chairmanship of Paul Vaucher 

as a subcommission of the Conference of Allied Ministers of Education. Composed of 

representatives of the varied Allied governments, the Vaucher Commission had as its 

purpose the study of problems relating to protection, restitution, and reparations and 

the collection and organization of information relating to looting for the eventual use of 

SHAEF and particularly of its Civil Affairs Section. This was the agency with which the 

Commission’s representatives abroad were at first chiefly concerned. The secretariat of 

the Vaucher Commission functioned as a central bureau for information on looted objects 

supplied by the different national commissions and issued lists of looted objects for the use 

of MFA&A officers until its dissolution in November 1945. 

The British Committee on Preservation and Restitution of Works of Art, Archives, and 

Other Material in Enemy Hands, generally known as the Macmillan Committee after its 

Chairman, Lord Macmillan, was established in May 1944, as a counterpart to the American 

Commission. It differed from the latter chiefly in that its terms of reference limited 

its interest primarily to problems of restitution and reparation, leaving the question of 

protection solely to the military authorities. French, Belgian, and Dutch Commissions were 

formed in the wake of their countries liberation from German occupation. 

The Commission’s activities were brought to a close on June 20, 1946. It provided for the 

continuation of its work through the offices for Germany-Austria and Japan-Korea of the 

Occupied Areas Division (OAD) of the Office of International and Cultural Affairs (OIC) of the 

Department of State. 
RG 239. Arts and Monuments Commission 563

Records of the Commission

Correspondence 1943-1946 (0239-A1-7)

Roberts Commission correspondence among commission members and personnel, with 

other government and Allied agencies and departments, and with private individuals. These 

are also folders containing information on various subjects of interest to the commission. 

Most of these folders appear to contain copies of materials that may appear in other series, 

such as OSS reports. Arranged alphabetically by surname or subject.

Location: 350/76/35/07

Box Subject

15 Far East (5 folders)

17 Jayne, Mr. Horace-Special Advisor-Chungking

18 Navy (3 folders)

18 Office of War Information (4 folders)

19 State Department (2 folders)

20 State Department (4 folders)

21 War Department (7 folders)

Handbooks on Cultural Institutions of European [and Far Eastern] Countries 1943-

1945 (0239-A1-11) 

Prepared for use by the army, these handbooks contain lists of museums, monuments, 

libraries, archives, and other cultural institutions in the given region. Included are drafts, 

abstracts from reference works, and notes used in the preparation of the handbooks.

Box Subject

31 China

35 Japan

35 Korea

36 Philippines

Records Relating to Restitution of Cultural Materials 1943-1946 (0239-A1-14) 

Various proposals and reports on matters relating to the restitution of cultural materials 

looted by Germany; correspondence between OSS personnel and Commission members, 

as well as OSS reports on problems connected with restitution of looted cultural materials; 

and miscellaneous correspondence, reports, and memorandums on various aspects of the 

restitution of cultural materials. Within these categories, there is no apparent effort at 

organization or at differentiation between various topics. In fact, categorization of these 

records into three separate and distinct groups is only an impression, for each overlaps the 

others. These records contain information on the Far East. Unarranged. Boxes 40-43.

Records of the Commission — Entry 14: Restitution of Cultural Materials, 1943-1946
RG 239. Arts and Monuments Commission 564

Published Works Relating to Cultural Materials in War Areas 1944-1945 

(0239-A1-19) 

Articles and books devoted to the protection and restoration of cultural materials, 

particularly artworks and historic buildings, in European war areas. Many of these mention 

the Commission and the work of MFA&A officers. Among the works is War Damage 

to Libraries and Archives in Europe and the Far East prepared by Crosby. Arranged 

alphabetically by title of article or book. Boxes 47-48.

Miscellaneous Records 1944-1945 (0239-A1-23) 

Reports, drafts, copies of published parliamentary debates, pamphlets, and background data 

on the protection of artworks and monuments in war areas. Included is correspondence 

concerning information obtained from prisoners of war and concerning cooperation between 

the Commission and the War Crimes Office of the Army’s Judge Advocate General’s 

Department. There is also material on the Commission’s involvement with the Safehaven 

Program. Other items include an Allied Military Government report on its Cultural Works 

Committee and an Office of War Information (OWI) booklet on art and culture prepared 

for Allied soldiers. Included is information about Java and the Philippines. Arranged 

alphabetically by subject. Box 49.

Miscellaneous Geographical Records 1943-1946 (0239-A1-24) 

The records consist of maps, showing various degrees of detail, of countries and regions; 

city plans; lists of cultural monuments in various cities and regions; and descriptions of 

cultural materials in particular countries or regions, sometimes with accounts of looting or 

wartime devastation. A substantial portion of these records are photostats; many are also 

foreign-language documents in whole or in part. For the most part, arranged alphabetically 

by country. Included are China, Dutch East Indies, and Japan. Boxes 50-50A.

Records of the Commission Relating to the Monuments, Fine 

Arts, and Archives Section of the Civil Affairs Division of the War 

Department 

The Roberts Commission’s original terms of reference included providing advice to the 

War Department regarding the appointment of specialist for services with the Monuments, 

Fine Arts, and Archives Section. Accordingly, a regular liaison was maintained between 

the commission and the Civil Affairs Division of the War Department. As part of this 

cooperation, the commission received MFA&A field reports from the War Department. 

Records Concerning Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives Offices (MFA&A) 1945 

(0239-A1-60) 

Reports and memorandums presented by Maj. Mason Hammond, who frequently acted 

as liaison between the Commission and the MFA&A Section of the Civil Affairs Division 

of the War Department’s Military Government Branch, concerning the appointment of 

MFA&A officers, as well as plans for the assignment of MFA&A offices to serve with the 

Military Government in the Far East. Arranged alphabetically by categories, these being 

“Cooperation with Roberts Commission,” “Documents Brought to AAC by Major Hammond,” 

Records of the Commission — Entry 60: Records Concerning Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives Offices, 1945 
RG 239. Arts and Monuments Commission 565

“Hammond Proposal,” “Hammond Report (Washington),” “Hammond Report (Field),” 

“Organization for Far East-Plan,” and “Personnel in ETO.” Box 56.

Card File of Japanese Works, Collections, Sites, and Installations Requiring 

Protection 1946 (0239-A1-72)

Boxes 98-98A 35mm microfilm.

Records of the American Council of Learned Societies Committee 

for the Protection of Cultural Treasures in War Areas Relating to the 

Work of the Commission

Throughout 1941, U.S. educators and museum officials held many private discussions 

regarding the dangers that the war presented to European artworks and cultural 

monuments. On January 29, 1943, at the initiative of Waldo G. Leland, the Director of the 

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), the ACLS Executive Committee appointed 

William B. Dinsmoor, President of the Archaeological Institute of America, to chair the 

ACLS Committee for the Protection of Cultural Treasures in War Areas. With the assistance 

of Charles R. Morey, Dinsmoor co-opted additional members to the committee, including 

Sumner McK. Crosby (Executive Secretary), Paul J. Sachs, Francis H. Taylor, John Walker, 

and others who later became involved in the work of the Roberts Commission. Together 

with the American Defense- Harvard Group, an ad hoc body of scholars with a similar goal, 

the ACLS Committee was instrumental in securing the formation of the Roberts Commission. 

The ACLS Committee’s principal activity thereafter was the production of maps and 

handbooks identifying cultural materials in war areas, as well as the compiling lists of 

monuments and artworks in areas likely to be occupied by elements of the U.S. armed 

services. These materials were channeled to the War Department’s MFA&A Section through 

the Roberts Commission, with which the ACLS Committee remained closely associated 

throughout the war.

Handbooks and Lists of Monuments 1943-1945 (0239-A1-79)

Handbooks and lists of monuments produced by the War Department’s Civil Affairs 

Division for the use of MFA&A personnel on the basis of information supplied by the ACLS 

Committee. Arranged alphabetically by country or region.

Box Country

87 China

90 Indo-China

94 Archival repositories in Japan, Korea, and Japanese-occupied China

94 Archival repositories in the Philippine Islands, the Netherlands East Indies, 

French Indo-China, and Thailand

94 Japan

94 Korea

94 Netherlands East Indies

94 Siam (Thailand)

95-95A Bulky Handbooks on Japan and Taiwan

Records of the American Council of Learned Societies Committee — Entry 79: Records of the American Council of 

Learned Societies Committee Handbooks and Lists of Monuments, 1943-1945
RG 239. Arts and Monuments Commission 566

Archives Card File 1943-1945 (0239-A1-81) 

Records consist of 4” x 6” cards, each of which gives the address of a particular archive, the 

name of its official head or director, a description of its holdings, and information concerning 

the building in which the repository is located. Arranged by region (Europe or the Pacific), 

thereunder alphabetically by country, thereunder alphabetically by town or city. Box 1.

Analytical Working File 1943-1945 (0239-A1-82) 

Records consist of 4” x 6” cards, each containing the name of a country and of a town or 

city therein, together with a Roman numeral-letter combination that evidently refers to 

the information on the cards described in Entry 83. Arranged alphabetically by country, 

thereunder alphabetically by town or city. Boxes 1-2.

Geographical Working Files 1943-1945 (0239-A1-83) 

Records consist of 4” x 6” cards, each with a distinctive black edge at the top of the card, 

and each bearing a Roman numeral-letter combination in the upper right-hand corner. 

Each card contains a summary of available information on local cultural monuments and 

artworks. The purpose of the Roman numeral-letter combination has not been determined, 

nor has the rationale behind the division of the cards. However, the information summaries 

on the cards in two of the groups are typewritten, while those on the cards in the third 

group are pasted-on clippings from photostatic copies of printed materials. Arranged in 

three main groups, each thereunder alphabetically by country, and thereunder alphabetically 

by town or city. Boxes 1-18. 

Country Card File 1943-1945 (0239-A1-84) 

Records consist of 4” x 6” cards, with some 3” x 5” cards interspersed, and two small 

groups of 5” x 8” cards for France and Italy. The cards are pre-stamped with spaces for the 

town or city name, the given monument, its address, the name of the person in charge, 

information on the institution’s holdings (if applicable) and on the building in which the 

material is housed, and the source from which information concerning the given subject 

was obtained. Arranged alphabetically by country or region, thereunder alphabetically by 

town or city. There are subdivisions, some equivalent to province or country levels, some 

of an undetermined nature, for Austria, Bulgaria, China, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, 

Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, and Yugoslavia. Boxes 1-20.

Records of the Commission Records of the American Council of Learned Societies Committee — Entry 84: Country 

Card File, 1943-1945 
RG 242. National Archives Collection of Foreign Records Seized 567

National Archives Collection of Foreign Records Seized

Record Group 242

The National Archives established this Record Group in 1947 for records in federal custody 

that had been captured from the Axis Powers during World War II or seized from the 

defeated Axis Powers at the end of the war. Nearly all of the originals of the seized World 

War II record have been returned to their country of origin.

Index to German and Japanese Technical Documents (0242-UD-297A)

Boxes 1-197 location: 190/17/35/03

German and Japanese Ordnance Equipment (0242-UD-297B)

Boxes 1-52 location: 190/18/2/05

Captured Japanese Records (0242-UD-297D)

Collection of captured documents contains examples of Japanese propaganda during World 

War II. Also included is a Japanese history of the Kwantung Army from a psychological 

warfare view during its occupation of China back to the time of the Manchurian incident. 

Dates of the history are unknown, but there is a translation of portions of history dated 

September 1951 that was performed at General Headquarters, Far East Command, Military 

Intelligence Section, General Staff, Allied Translator and Interpreter Section. Box 1 (FRC) 

location: 190.18/3/06.

Records of German and Japanese Embassies and Consulates 1890-1945 

(0242-UD-297F)

Box 1 microfilmed T-179 1 roll location: 190/18/3/07

AGAR-S Captured Records Policies and Procedures (0242-UD-282BB)

This series of records consists of copies of documents from various Record Groups relating 

to captured records policies and procedures. Boxes 1-13 location: 190/19/33/04.

Collection of Captured Japanese Records (Japanese Records Miscellaneous 

Microfilm Records 1942-1945) (0242-UD-297F)

These records received by the National Archives from the U.S. Army in the form of 83 rolls 

of microfilm, that appear to have been microfilmed in Japan. They were spliced into 34 rolls. 

Boxes 1-10, 34 rolls location: 190/18/3/06.

Note: in the following table, the number of frames is enclosed in brackets, and the old file 

number is enclosed in braces.

Roll Subject

1 Asahi Newspapers Morning Edition October 15, 1943 and October 20, 1944 [2] 

{HS1}

1 Chart: Number of troops lost at Guadalcanal February 17, 1943 [1] {HS5A}

1 Chart: Number of troops retreated to Erventa from Guadalcanal February 22, 

1943 [1] {HS5B}

Entry 297F: Collection of Captured Japanese Records
RG 242. National Archives Collection of Foreign Records Seized 568

Roll Subject

1 Extracts of the Diary of Vice Adm. Kanazawa, 8th Fleet, 1942 [162] {HS2B}

1 Information concerning casualties in Greater East Asia War, Vol. VII (Sensoroku) 

by Rear Adm. Ugaki [10] {HS2C}

1 List of Japanese Naval Vessels at the End of the War (Extracts) April 25, 1947 

[10] {HS2E}

1 Major New Guinea Operations 1943 Vol. II [78] {HS4}

1 Memoirs of Navy Capt. Yamamoto concerning the Battle of the Coral Sea [20] 

{HS2A}

1 Private Notes of Col. Ichiji Sugita April 1943 [10] {HS3}

1 Report to the Throne by Chief of Navy General Staff, January 25, 1945 [32] 

{HS2D}

1 Reports to the Throne by 17th Army Commander [11] {HS5C}

1 Situation Report (precis) at Rabaul, 17th Army April 12, 1943 [13] {HS5D}

1 Summary of Coral Sea Battle (precis), Private Notes of the 4th Fleet Command in 

Chief Adm. Shigemi Inoue [30] {HS6}

2 Private Papers of Lt. Col. Katsuo Sato October 11-December 23, 1944, 

concerning Philippine Operations [236] {HS7}

3 14th Area Army Operational orders (obtained from Maj. Gen. Haruo Konuma) 

[203] {HS9C}

3 Imperial GHQ Navy Orders #13-50 January 14, 1942-August 19, 1945 [159] 

{HS8}

3 Japanese Naval Wartime Organization, Document No. 29 Vol. 1 November 15, 

1943-January 1944 [7] {HS9A}

3 Japanese Naval Wartime Organization, Document No. 30 Vol. II April 1, 1944-

June 1, 1945 [24] {HS9B}

4-5 Imperial GHQ Navy Directives (1942) Vol. I, No. 36 (January 3, 1942)-Vol. VI No. 

497 (July 5, 1945) [984] {HS10A,B,C,D,E,F}

6 Battle Lessons of the Greater East Asia War (Air) Part III (Coral Sea Battle) 

September 21, 1942 by Yokosuka Naval Air Force [100] {HS11C}

6 Major New Guinea Operations 1942 Part I Combined Fleet Headquarters [51] 

{HS11D}

6 File of Operational Orders, South Sea Detachment by 2nd Bureau GHQ 1942 [35] 

{HS12B}

6 Memorandum on Army-Navy Agreement concerning “MO” (Port Moresby) 

Operations by South Seas Detachment April 25, 1942 [9] {HS12C}

6 Battle Lessons of Greater East Asia War (Air) Part IX by Yokosuka Naval Air Force 

February 1943 [135] {HS12D}

6 Summary of Operational Movements of the 41st Infantry Regiment in the 

First Phase of New Guinea Operations August 21, 1942-February 6, 1943 [31] 

{HS12E}

6 17th Army Headquarters; Secret Operational Log May-September 1942 [36] 

{HS11B}

6 Gen. Korechika Anami’s Diary April-August 1945 [56] {HS12A}

6 South Seas Detachment; Secret Operational Log, Part IV April 1-May 10, 1942 

[28] {HS11A}

7 File of Incoming Communications on Public Peace and Military Discipline Doc. No. 

157 Naval Official Gazette No. 5176 (pp. 1-6) [34] {HS15E}

7 File of Orders and Directives, Military Police Headquarters Doc. No. 34 Imperial 

Rescript on Demobilization [?] {HS15G}

7 File of Outgoing Communications on Public Peace and Military Discipline by 

Military Police Headquarters [40] {HS15C}

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7 Imperial GHQ Army Order No. 1381 (Doc. No. 2) (pp. 5-9); Imperial GHQ Army 

Order No. 1385 (Doc. No. 4) (pp. 17-20); General Rules for Demobilization (Doc. 

No. 46) (on page) Detailed Regulations concerning above (Doc. No. 46) [26] 

{HS15A}

7 Imperial GHQ Army Orders and Army Special Orders 1351-1366, 1376, 1381-

1388 June 19, 1945; Special Orders No. 2 and 3 September 13, 1945 [66] 

{HS13D}

7 Memorandum Notes of Navy Minister concerning Final Liaison Conference 

November 1, 1945 [7] {HS13C}

7 Reports to the Throne October 1944 by Chief of Naval General Staff October 9-

27, 1944 [120] {HS14}

7 Secret Diary of Greater East Asia War by Gen. Ugaki Vol. II [6] {HS13B}

7 Soviet Russia’s Entry into War, Vol. I by Maj. Egewa August 9-20, 1945 (Docs. 

12-62 with gaps) [57] {HS15D}

7 Soviet Russia’s Entry into War, Vol. II, by Maj. Egewa (Docs 4-60, with gaps) 

[49] {HS15F}

7 Soviet Russia’s Entry into War, Vol. III by Maj. Egewa August 1945 (Docs. 79, 89-

91) [45] {HS15B}

7 Statement Concerning Imperial Conference in April 1945 [7] {HS13A}

8 8th Fleet War Diary July 1942-April 1944 [1] {HS19A}

8 Asahi Newspaper January 3, May 8, 1942 [2] {HS18B}

8 Condition on the South Seas Detachment prior to Giruwa evacuation by Maj. 

Tajima September 7, 1943 [23] {HS16B}

8 File of important documents, Navy Capt. Toshikazu Ohmae [23] {HS17}

8 File of Operational Orders 6th Base Air Group by Navy Capt. Shibata September 

5, 1944 [42] {HS18D}

8 Imperial General Headquarters Detailed Rules of Navy Sections [22] {HS19C}

8 Imperial General Headquarters Organization and Regulations [24] {HS19B}

8 Philippine Operations December 8-29, 1941 [40] {HS16A}

8 Plans for Negotiations with USSR drafted by Rear Adm. Sokichi Takagi July 18, 

1945 [7] {HS20A}

8 Proceedings of the Supreme War Direction Council Pat I January 1945 and part II 

May 21, 1945 [74] {HS16E}

8 Requisition Order by War Minister June 19, 1945 [14] {HS16D}

8 Study of General Production Situation and Report on Essential Material 

Production [6] {HS20B-1, B-2}

8 Summary of 2nd Raiding Unit Movements prepared by Chiefs of Staff Kawashima 

and Yoshida March 1946 [10] {HS16C}

8 Tokyo Mainichi Newspaper December 19, 1945, Memoirs of Prince Ayamaro 

Konoye [1] {HS18A}

8 Various data on Japanese Oil Tankers during the Pacific War December 1941-

August 1945 [44] {HS18C}

9 “Sensoroku” Personal Diary of Vice Adm. Matome Ugaki Vol. XIII February 10-

May 21, 1945 [32] {HS22C}

9 23rd Division Summary of Operations Movements March 1948 [58] {HS21A}

9 35th Army Headquarters Operational Documents [38] {HS23A}

9 Combined Fleet Headquarters Estimate of Enemy Situation September 17, 1944 

[3] {HS26B}

9 Copy of Kido Diary [5] {HS28B}

9 Diary of Vice Adm. Zenshiro Hoshina, Chief of Naval Affairs Bureau, Navy Ministry 

[50] {HS29}

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9 Imperial GHQ Navy Orders and Directives pertaining to the Termination of War, 

August 26, 1945 [4] {HS21B}

9 Memoirs of Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo [83] {HS25}

9 Memoirs of Lt. Comdr. Koichi Kayashima 1945 [32] {HS23B}

9 Memoirs of Navy Capt. Shibata Vol. I July 1944: Explanation of the Combined 

Fleet’s Operations and Second Air Fleet Commander’s Proposal to the 

Commander in Chief Combined Fleet and the Vice Chief of the Navy General Staff 

[5] {HS22B}

9 Memoirs of Navy Capt. Shibata Vol. II August 1944 [68] {HS22C}

9 Opinions of 1st Task Fleet, concerning the Organization of the Task Fleet and 

Troop Distribution September 10, 1944 [8] {HS26A}

9 Premier Kantaro Suzuki Resignation Letter August 15, 1945 [2] {HS28A}

9 Private Papers of Col. Ichiji Sugita concerning the termination of the war 1945 

[13] {HS27A}

9 Reports to the Throne December 1944: Battle Situation Report of December 7 

and 15, 1944 [30] {HS22A}

9 Secretariat of the Navy Ministry Diary August 1-28, 1945 [7] {HS21C}

9 Stenographic Records of the Imperial Diet, House of Peers, 85th Session 

September 7 and 10, 1944 and March 15, 1944 [11] {HS24A,B,C}

9 War Planning Section Estimate of Study of the Nation’s Material Strength August 

1, 1949 [14] {HS27B}

10 Real Adm. Sokichi Takagi Private Papers [99] {HS30D}

10 Rear Adm. Sokichi Tagaki’s Notes on Conversation: Prince Konoye and Takagi, 

Adm. Yonai and Takagi [216] {HS30A}

10 Rear Adm. Tagaki’s Notes on Conversation: Adm. Okada and Takagi, Adm. 

Oikawa, Chief Navy General Staff and Takagi, Adm. Yonai, Navy Minister and 

Takagi [138] {HS30B}

10 Rear Adm. Takagi’s Notes on Conversations with Foreign Minister Togo and 

Mastsurdaira, President of Privy Seal [27] {HS30C}

11 14th Army Orders kept by Maj. Gen. Harup Konuma [217] {HS31}

11 Japan’s Political Activities since 1937, compiled by Rear Admiral Sokichi Takagi 

[253] {HS32}

12 8th Air Division Battle Reports of “Ten” No. 1 Air Operations July 31, 1945 [228] 

{HS33A}

12 Diary of Lt. Gen. Kitano 4th Division Commander January 1-May 24, 1942 [23] 

{HS34A}

12 Estimate of War Situation for the last half of 1945 and the spring of 1946 by 

Army Section, Imperial GHQ July 1, 1945 [130] {HS33B}

12 Operational Diary (extracts) from Diary of Navy Capt. Sanagi, Navy General 

Staff, May 26-November 10, 1943 [103] {HS34B}

13 14th Army Orders prepared by Maj. Gen. Konuma, Deputy Chief of Staff, 14th 

Army Area [this document was microfilmed twice by mistake—same as HS31) 

[211] {HS35B}

13 Col. Rinzo Shizuru Personal Papers [50] {HS36B}

13 Diary of General Sumihisa Ikeda, Chief Cabinet Coordination and Planning Bureau 

[31] {HS38A}

13 Documents concerning Southwest Asia Operations by Second Demobilization 

Bureau [54] {HS39B}

13 File of Documents concerning the Philippine Area Operations by Second 

Demobilization Bureau [47] {HS39A}

13 File of Replies to GHQ (U.S.) Liaison Report 1026, March 31, 1946 concerning 

Defense Tactics Strategy [10] {HS39D}

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13 File of Reports concerning Minister’s Activities, July-August 1945, by Political 

Affairs Group [52] {HS39E}

13 Material Mobilization Plan (1st Quarter Plan) 1945 [42] {HS35C}

13 Memorandum Notes of Col. Rinzo Shizuru during the war [39] {HS36A}

13 Miscellaneous Documents kept by Chief General Affairs Bureau, Navy 

Aeronautical Department [3] {HS39C}

13 Notes on Imperial Conference August 8, 1945 by Vice Adm. Zenshiro Hoshina, 

Chief of Naval Affairs Bureau, Navy Ministry [19] {HS38B}

13 Production Reports on Aircraft in 1945 [12} {HS 35A}

13 Transportation Ministry Statistics of Transportation of the National Railway during 

1943 and 1944 and 1945 [10] {HS37A,B}

14 51st Division Detailed Battle Reports of Battle of Salamaua and Lae [New 

Guinea] October 27, 1942-September 14, 1943 [220] {HS40A}

14 Navy Minister’s Secretariat Diary August 1, 1945 [36] {HS40C}

15 Navy Minister’s Secretariat Diary October 1, 1941 [1,691] {HS40B}

16 57th Army file of records concerning termination of war, prepared November 30, 

1945, Western Demobilization Bureau, Liaison Office [107] {HS42A}

16 86th Division War History Data, kept by Western Demobilization Liaison Office 

[30] {HS42B}

16 Diary of Col. Masaji Kitayama, Commander of the 10th Independent Mountain 

Artillery Regiment [49] {HS41B} 

16 File Abstracts from Transportation Reports 12, 5, 10 [9] {HS43B, C, D} 

16 Memorandum Notes of Col. Junkichi Okabayashi, Chief of Staff, 1st Division, 

January 26-September 1945 [33] {HS41C}

16 Movements of Army Transports January, February 7, May 1943 [14] {HS43A}

16 Southeast Detachment Headquarters Wartime Operational Log May 26-October 

31, 1943 [248] {HS 41A}

16 Summary of Operations of 33rd Naval Base Force, by Navy Capt. Kenkichi 

Shigaki, Senior Staff Officer August 1944 [170] {HS41D}

17 Detailed Battle Report on Bataan Operations: Second Phases March 20-April 11, 

1942, by 1st Artillery Headquarters, 14 Area Army [2] {HS44A}

17 File of Incoming and Outgoing Telegrams of the 14th Area Army Headquarters, 

Bambang Branch, by Maj. Gen. Haruo Konuma [65] {HS44D}

17 Memoirs concerning Operations by Maj. Gen. Haruo Konuma, Deputy Chief of 

Staff, 14th Area Army December 1944-May 1945 [258] {HS44E}

17 Records of War Situations, kept by First Demobilization Bureau [106] {HS44F}

17 Dairy of Medical Officer Yagi January 1-31, 1943 [10] {HS43B}

17 Battle Lessons of the Greater East Asia War (Air) October 1942, Vol. IV, by Navy 

Battle Lessons Analysis Committee, Air Division [4] {HS44C}

18 144th Infantry Regiment operations, documents by Home Depot Bureau [11] 

{HS46A}

18 Battle Lessons of the Greater East Asia War (Air) “Hawaii Operations Vol. I 

August 1942 [43] {HS46B}

18 Battle Lessons Special Report No. 44, Summary of Operations and Battle 

Lessons, Luzon Campaign by Imperial GHQ, Army Section March 29, 1945 [50] 

{HS48B}

18 Dairy of Lt. Ito, 8th Shipping Engineer Regiment [15] {HS48A}

18 File of Outgoing Communications concerning Public Orders and Military Discipline, 

by 2nd Section, Military Police Headquarters, 1945 [11] {HS48C}

18 Major New Guinea Operations, 1942, by Combined Fleet Headquarters [74] 

{HS47}

18 Table of Organization, Japanese Armed Forces Vol. No. G-21 Since August 1944 

by 3rd Section, Research Branch, Army General Staff [152] {HS48D}

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18 Will of Lt. Col. Masataka Ida [27] {HS45}

19 Revisions of Imperial Naval Wartime Organization File [131] {HS49A}

19 Summary of Developments of the Greater East Asia War October 1942-January 

1943 [225] {HS49B}

19 Summary of Developments of the Greater East Asia War [298] {HS49C}

20 Five Broadcasts of Col. Mashbir from Manila (Japanese in Romaji) [59] 

{HS50}[[Note: Col. Sidney Mashbir was the commanding officer of the Allied 

Translation and Interrogation Section of GHQ, SWPA.]]

20 Reports to the Throne December 14 and 16, 1944 [26] {HS51A}

20 Memorandum of Foreign Minister Togo to the Chief of Naval General Staff, 

Admiral Toyoda July 2, 1945 [5] {HS51B}

20 Metropolitan Police Board, Tokyo, Charts on War Damages by Air Raids 1944-

1945 [5] {HS52}

20 Detailed Battle Report of “Ten” No. 1 Air Operations, by 8th Air Division, July 31, 

1945 [4] {HS53B}

20 No Number HS54

20 Asahi Newspaper, Yomiuri-Hochi copies of five newspaper issues for June 4-

September 9, 1945 [21] {HS59A,B,C,D,E; HS60A,B,C,D,E,F}

20 Charts Showing the Strength of Japanese Army Air Forces, Army Air 

Headquarters November 15, 1945 [10] {HS55C}

20 Copy of Telegrams received by the Foreign Office Message Center at 1940 hours, 

dispatched from Bern by the Japanese Minister in Switzerland at 2324 hours 

August 11, 1945 [4] {HS58}

20 Estimate of Situation for the Spring of 1946, Army Section, Imperial General 

Headquarters July 1, 1945 [44] {HS55D}

20 File of Replies to USBBS Questionnaire No. 16, Report No. 18, by War Ministry 

November 20, 1945 [69] {HS55B}

20 Iwo Jima, Okinawa and Homeland Operations, by Second Demobilization Bureau 

February-May 1945 [13] {HS55A}

20 Reports to the Throne January 1945 by Chief of Navy General Staff [30] 

{HS53A}

20 Record of Reports to the Throne by Senior Statesmen February 1945 [32] 

{HS56}

20 Summary of Imperial Will August 17, 1945 [2] {HS51C}

20 Summary of Situation Report to the Newly Assigned Vice-Minister of War, Military 

Affairs Bureau July 20, 1945 [5] {HS55E}

20 Yearly Plans of Mobilization of War Material 1945 No. 93 June 30, 1945 [22] 

{HS55F}

20 Yomiuri-Hochi Ahimbum, Mainichi Shimbun, Asahi Shimbun, Nippon Times, Japan 

Times and Adviser, copies of newspapers March 20, 1942, April 7-August 27, 

1945 [26] {HS57A,B,C,D,E,F}

21 China Expeditionary Army [213] {G4}

21 Kwantung Army [144] {G1}

21 Kwantung Army Inspectorate of Supply [71] {G3}

21 Kwantung Defense Army [107] {G2}

21 Mongolia Garrison Army [37] {G6}

21 North China Area Army [92] {G5}

21 South General Army [200} {G7}

22 Burma Area Army [239] {G8}

22 Hong Kong Department of the Governor General of Occupied Territory [50] {G9}

22 1st Area Army [103] {G10}

Entry 297F: Collection of Captured Japanese Records
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22 3rd Area Army [162] {G11}

22 5th Area Army [263] (G12}

22 6th Area Army [29] {G13}

23 6th Area Army [208] {G13}

23 7th Area Army [49] (G14}

23 8th Area Army [130] {G15}

23 10th Area Army [362] {G16} Another G16 is in Roll No. 32

23 11th Area Army {G17}

24 11th Area Army [104] {G17}

24 12th Area Army [230] {G18}

24 13th Area Army [122] {G19}

24 14th Area Army [355} {G20}

25 15th Area Army [99] {G21} Another G21 is in Roll Nos. 32 and 33

25 16th Area Army [273] {G22} Another G22 is in Roll No. 33

25 17th Area Army [155] {G23}

25 18th Area Army [55] {G24}

25 1st Army [69] {G25}

25 2nd Army [262] {G26}

25 3rd Army {G27}

26 3rd Army [137] {G27}

26 4th Army [160] {G28}

26 5th Army [106] {G29}

26 6th Army [86] {G30}

26 11th Army [146] {G31}

26 12th Army [130] {G32}

26 13th Army [241] {G33}

27 15th Army [52] {G34}

27 16thArmy [42] {G35}

27 17th Army [48] {G36}

27 18th Army [187] {G37}

27 20th Army [136] {G38}

27 23rd Army [278] {G39}

27 25th Army [72] {G40}

27 28th Army [60] {G41}

27 29th Army [105] {G42}

27 30th Army [79] {G43}

27 31st Army [145] {G44}

28 32nd Army [201] {G45}

28 33rd Army [45] {G46}

28 34th Army [57] {G47}

28 35th Army [112] {G48}

28 36th Army [150] {G49}

28 37th Army [56] {G50}

28 38th Army [108] {G51}

28 40th Army [56] {G52}

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28 41st Army [104] {G53}

28 43rd Army [96] {G54}

28 50th Army [43] {G55}

28 51st Army [91] {G56}

29 52nd Army [91] {G57}

29 53rd Army [84] {G58}

29 54th Army [80] {G59}

29 55th Army [99] {G60}

29 56th Army [101] {G61}

29 57th Army [136] {G62}

29 58th Army [88] {G63}

29 59th Army [35] {G64}

29 Air General Army [244] {G65}

29 1st Air Army [134] {G66}

29 2nd Air Army [100] {G67}

30 3rd Air Army [265] {G68}

30 Air Units under the Command of the 14th Area Army (4th Air Army) [115] {G69}

30 5th Air Army [179] {G70}

30 6th Air Army [124] {G71}

30 1st Air Division under the Command of the 1st Area Army [37] {G72}

30 8th Air Division under the Command of the 10th Area Army [87] {G73}

30 Other Units of the 1st and 2nd General Army [75] {G74}

30 Northern District Army [45] {G75}

30 Northeastern District Army [68] {G76}

30 Eastern District Army [176] {G77}

31 Central District Army [120] {G79}

31 Chugoku District Army [37] {G80}

31 Formosa District Army [25] {G84}

31 Homeland Railway Command [89] {G87}

31 Korea District Army [192] {G83}

31 Military Police (Kempei-tai) Headquarters [12] {G89}

31 Ogasawara Group [53] {G86}

31 Shikoku District Army [28] {G81}

31 Shipping Command [235] {G88}

31 Tokai District Army [86] {G78}

31 Tokyo Defense Army [53] {G85}

31 Units under direct Command of the War Minister {G90}

31 Western District Army [139] {G82}

32 Brief History of Major Units (Brigade) [175] {G17}

32 Brief History of Major Units (Division) [181] {G16}

32 Deactivated (Demobilized) Units May to September 1945 [184] {G96]

32 Deactivated Air Units January to September 1945 [172] {G97}

32 General Staff Headquarters [38] {G91}

32 Inspectorate General of Aviation [34] {G93}

32 Inspectorate General of Military Training [49] {G92}

Entry 297F: Collection of Captured Japanese Records
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32 List of Summary of Combined Units Formation [408] {G21}

32 List of Summary of Combined Units Formation {G21}

32 Order of Battle-Charts of Yearly Strength, Mobilization Lists, Organization and 

Mobilization Directors [493] {F6}

32 Units under direct Command of the War Minister [142] {G90}

32 Unmobilized Air Units [31] {G94}

32 Unmobilized Units and Newly added Units to the Annual Mobilization Plan by the 

Army Regulation “A” [186] {G95}

33 Miscellaneous Japanese Military Records [370]

Entry 297F: Collection of Captured Japanese Records
RG 243. Records of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey 576

Records of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey

Record Group 243

The United States Strategic Bombing Survey (USSBS), also known as the Strategic Bombing 

Effects Committee, and as the Combined Bombing Offensive Survey, was organized in 

November 1944 by the Secretary of War at the request of the President. The USSBS 

inherited the functions of the U.S. Bombing Research Mission to London, which had been 

sent in July 1944 to initiate the Bomb Damage Analysis Project in collaboration with 

British military authorities, the Office of Scientific Research and Development, the Office of 

Strategic Services, the Economic Warfare Division of the American Embassy in London, and 

other interested U.S. and Allied organizations.

The USSBS, composed of civilian and military experts headed by a civilian chairman, studied 

the direct and indirect effects of Allied strategic bombing programs in Europe, partly in order 

to develop a more efficient campaign against Japan. The USSBS investigated the extent of 

physical destruction caused by bombings and the effects of bombing on industry, utilities, 

transportation, medical care, social life, morale, and the will to fight on the part of bombed 

populations. Although the USSBS undertook preliminary research during the period of 

hostilities, it was most active after the fighting stopped in May 1945. Its representatives, 

working as field teams, followed the occupying troops and studied the results of bombings 

at first hand by observation, collection of documentary evidence, and interviews with 

residents of bombed areas.

The overseas headquarters of the USSBS in London consisted of a Chairman, a Military 

Advisory Board, and a panel of civilian USSBS Directors. In addition there were several 

operations units that engaged in the work of research and compilation. 

The London office of the USSBS, which had set up regional headquarters in Belgium, 

France, and Germany in the course of its operations, was closed in October 1945, and 

the staff returned to the United States to prepare its reports. Following the survey of 

aerial bombardment in Europe, the USSBS, up to that time largely a War Department 

enterprise, shifted its attention to the Pacific theaters and became a joint Army-Navy survey 

organization. The USSBS was discontinued about August 1946.

For additional administrative information and a complete description of the records of the 

USSBS researchers should consult the various finding aid in the consultation area in Room 

2400.

Pacific Survey

On August 15, 1945, President Truman requested the USSBS to conduct a study of the 

effects of all types of air attack in the war against Japan. The USSBS operated from 

headquarters in Tokyo, with subheadquarters in Nagoya, Osaka, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki, 

and with mobile teams operating in other parts of Japan, the islands of the Pacific, and the 

Asiatic mainland.

USSBS: Pacific Survey
RG 243. Records of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey 577

The USSBS secured many of the principal surviving Japanese records and interrogated top 

army and navy officers, government officials, industrialists, political leaders, and many 

hundreds of their subordinates throughout Japan. They were able to reconstruct much of 

wartime Japanese military planning and execution and to secure reasonably accurate data 

on Japan’s economy and war production. In addition, studies were made of Japan’s over-all 

strategic plans and the background of Japan’s entry into the war, the internal discussions 

and negotiations leading to Japan’s acceptance of unconditional surrender, the course of 

health and morale among the civilian population, the effectiveness of the Japanese civilian 

defense organization and the effects of the atomic bomb.

Security Classified Pacific Survey Reports and Supporting Records 1928-1947 

(0239-I-10-41)

Most of the records in this series emanated from interrogations, responses to 

questionnaires, captured Japanese documents, and from USSBS research and observation 

reports. For list of records see USSBS Index pp. 64-205. Available as NARA Microfilm 

Publication M1655.

Transcripts and Interrogations and Interrogation Reports 1945-1946 

(0239-I-10-43)

Appendix IV of the Printed Finding Aid has an alphabetical list of those interrogated.

Box Subject

1-16 Transcripts and Interrogations and Interrogation Reports 1945-1946 location: 

190/63/24/07

Security Classified Intelligence Library 1932-1947 (0239-I-10-46)

Contains, among other records, JICPOA bulletins (based mainly on captured Japanese 

documents), Office of Naval Intelligence translations of captured Japanese documents, and 

CINCPAC-CINCPOA interrogation reports and translations of captured Japanese documents. 

For a list of contents see USSBS Index pp. 262-288. Available as NARA Microfilm Publication 

M1652.

Roll Subject

10-11 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations Nos. 1-12 October 31-December 27, 1944

11-17 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations Nos. 1-90 November 6, 194-August 30, 

1945

17-20 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations Nos. 13-39 January 3-August 

30, 1945

49 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) 

Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) Nos. 55-62 August 27-30, 

1945

49 PACMIRS Translations No. 10 August 2, 1945

49 PACMIRS Translations No. 12 August 23, 1945

50 PACMIRS Translations No. 13 August 25, 1945

61-63 Office of Naval Intelligence OP-16-FE Translations Nos. 118-390, with many 

gaps December 10, 1944-November 14, 1945

Pacific Survey — Entry 46: Security Classified Intelligence Library, 1932-1947
RG 243. Records of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey 578

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85-91 State Department Research and Analysis Assemblages and Research and 

Analysis Reports Nos. 33-3747, with many gaps 1944-1946. Included is #33 

Programs of Japan in the Philippines; #50 Programs of Japan in Korea; #51-

#52 Programs of Japan in China; #53 Programs of Japan in Manchukuo; #56 

Programs of Japan in Indo China; #2015 Japanese Administration of Burma; 

#2072 Japanese Administration of Malaya; #2147 Guide to Collection of 

Japanese Publications Essential in Military Government Planning for Japan, April 

1945; #2261S Japanese Emperor and The War; and, #2423S Singapore Under 

Japanese Domination

91 SEATAC Interrogations January-February 1946

91 SEATAC Translations February-March 1946

Pacific Survey — Entry 46: Security Classified Intelligence Library, 1932-1947
RG 262. Records of the Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service 579

Records of the Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service

Record Group 262

The Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service (FBIS), originally called the Foreign Broadcast 

Monitoring Service, was established in the Federal Communications Commission in February 

1941 to record, translate, and analyze foreign broadcast programs and to report on them 

to interested government agencies. Monitoring stations intercepted broadcasts of foreign 

news, intelligence, or propaganda emanating from belligerent, occupied, and neutral 

countries. At the monitoring stations recordings, transcripts, and translations of selected 

broadcasts were made and teletyped, cabled, or mailed to Washington headquarters where 

they were edited and significant parts (occasionally full texts) teletyped to concerned 

Government war agencies. Special analyses and daily and weekly summaries were also 

prepared at headquarters and distributed to appropriate agencies and officials. On July 

28, 1942, the Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service was renamed the Foreign Broadcast 

Intelligence Service. The FBIS was transferred to the War Department in December 1945 

and placed under the Military Intelligence Division of the General Staff. On August 5, 1946, 

it was transferred to the Central Intelligence Group of the National Intelligence Authority, 

where it was renamed the Foreign Broadcast Information Service on November 1, 1946, and 

the Foreign Broadcast Information Branch on December 31, 1946.

This record group comprises only records created by the FBIS and its predecessors. Records 

created after December 31, 1946, by the Foreign Broadcast Information Branch (later 

Division) are among the records of the Central Intelligence Agency (RG 263). 

Central Files 

Transcriptions

Transcripts of Monitored Foreign Broadcasts 1940-1946 (0262-PI-115-3)

English translations of foreign shortwave broadcasts, consisting of full texts, text excerpts, 

and summaries sent to the national office by typed transcript, teletype, and cable. 

Arranged alphabetically by name of place. A detailed list is available. Boxes 1-854 location: 

530/10/10/00.

Indexes to Foreign Broadcasts 1941-1945 (0262-PI-115-4)

Daily lists of broadcasts giving the station, direction, time type of program, speaker, 

and language. The lists are divided into three groups: broadcasts from major stations 

(e.g., London, Berlin, Rome, Tokyo); broadcasts from clandestine station, and broadcasts 

from other stations. Each group is arranged by name of country or city and thereunder 

chronologically. Boxes 1-7 location: 530/19/13/00.

Radio Report on the Far East August 24, 1942-October 14, 1945 (0262-PI-115-34)

Biweekly reports produced by the Analysis Division for government specialists on the Far 

East. Reports Nos. 66 and 73 include a list of approximately 3,000 Japanese notables; 

Report No. 64 includes a list of members of the Japanese House of Representatives. A list 

of reports is available. Boxes 1-6 location: 530/23/11/00.

Central Files — Entry 34: Radio Report on the Far East, 1942-1945
RG 263. Records of the Central Intelligence Agency 580

Records of the Central Intelligence Agency

Record Group 263

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was created under the National Security Act of 

1947 (61 Stat. 495), approved July 26, 1947, and established under the National Security 

Council in the Executive Office of the President. The CIA inherited the personnel, property, 

and records of the Central Intelligence Group, which had been set up under a Presidential 

directive of January 22, 1946, to assist the National Intelligence Authority. Both the Central 

Intelligence Group and the National Intelligence Authority ceased to exist when the terms of 

the 1947 act took effect. 

The CIA correlates and evaluates intelligence relating to national security and disseminates 

it within the government. It also advises and makes recommendations to the National 

Security Council concerning intelligence matters and performs, for the benefit of the existing 

intelligence agencies, such additional services of common concern as the National Security 

Council decides can be more efficiently carried out by a central organization.

Records of the Office of the Director of Central Intelligence

Agency Selected Documents from the Office of the Director of Central Intelligence 

1940-1947 (0263-A1-85)

This artificial series consists of a mixture of redacted and released electrostatic copies, 

the originals of which are still in the possession of the creating agency. The information 

contained in these records relates primarily to organizational and administrative matters 

relating to U.S. intelligence. Many of the documents relate to the Washington Document 

Center and to the exploitation of captured enemy documents. Boxes 1-7 location: 190/

A/49/04.

Records of the Foreign Documents Division

Washington Document Center Translations 1940-1965 (0263-A1-60)

This series consists of translations of foreign documents. The translations done during the 

June-November 1946 period are numbered 1-43 and they relate primarily to the Soviet 

Union and China. Among the large translations are two volumes related to Manchurian 

Airfields (560 pages) and a translation related to Order of Battle of Soviet Forces in Eastern 

U.S.S.R. (349 pages). There are very few translations of Japanese documents. Among 

them are three volumes of a January 1941 Japanese Plan for Hydroelectric Development 

of the Yellow River in China (472 pages), a Japanese Radio Intelligence Report on the 

U.S.S.R. (52 pages), and Kwantung Army Intelligence Reports on the U.S.S.R. (32 pages). 

Translation No. 43 is dated November 27, 1946; Translation No. 44 is dated January 7, 

1947; and Translation No. 45 is dated January 22, 1947. The November 1946-January 1947 

period was one of reorganization of the Washington Document Center and thus the few 

translations produced. Continuing in 1947 and 1948 most of the translations relate to the 

Soviet Union and China. There are a few translations about the Japanese or translations of 

Japanese documents about non-Japanese topics. They include two volumes of Biographies 

of Japanese Proletarian Movement Workers (January 1947, 295 pages), and translations of 

 Foreign Documents Division — Entry 60: Washington Document Center Translations, 1940-1965 
RG 263. Records of the Central Intelligence Agency 581

reports on Meteorological Data of Outer Mongolia, A Study on Solid Vibrations in One-Story 

Buildings of Special Shapes, Ice Conditions in the Waters Bordering U.S.S.R., Reports on 

Communism in Japan, Revolutionary Policies of the Chinese Communist Party, and Military 

Geography of Outer Mongolia. Translation No. 102 January 12, 1948 contains Reports 

on Japanese Bacteriological Research, 282 pp. This publication consists of complete 

translations of 17 Japanese medical reports prepared by Japanese Army personnel between 

1934 and 1944. The editor notes that these reports were selected by a board of U.S. 

medical officers from brief summaries in the Washington Document Center’s Special Medical 

Summary No. 1, October 18, 1946. The reports are numbered 66, 130, 228, 290, 292, 

293, 294, 305, 309, 320, 328, 372, 607, 608, 664, 917, and 918. Report No. 320 is Tests 

on The Survival of Cholera Vibrio on Various Types of Food, by Col. Ishii, Immunological 

Research Laboratory, Army Medical College, and Army Surgeon Maj. Takatomo Inouye, 

June 30, 1941. Many of the experiments reported involved mice, rabbits, and marmots.12 

Arranged chronologically by Washington Document Center Number. There is an agency 

prepared finding aid for this series. Boxes 1-45 location 631/53/13/01. 

Files Released in Response to the Japanese Imperial Government 

Disclosure Act 

CIA Name and Subject Files released under the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure 

Act fall into two groups: (1) those released prior to February 2005 that were the result of 

the CIA’s initial effort and in accordance with then-current CIA release guidance, and (2) 

those released after the February 2005 extension of the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act 

in accordance with a less restrictive CIA release policy. Part of the second release effort 

entailed re-review of materials previously released and, in some cases, resulted in the 

release of more material on the same individuals and subjects. As of January 2006, the 

second release effort is ongoing. More material may be released on individuals and subjects 

in both categories as well as on new individuals and subjects. As additional releases are 

announced, the second release list will be augmented. For a current list of CIA Name and 

Subject Files declassified and released under the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure 

Act, see the IWG’s website at: http://www.archives.gov/iwg/. 

Researchers seeking release of additional CIA materials on the individuals named in these 

files or seeking further release of information withheld by the agency from these files 

should submit a Freedom of Information or other request directly to the Central Intelligence 

Agency. 

First Release

These files comprise documentation from several CIA filing systems and are organized 

under the names of four individuals and three subjects found in response to search terms 

and subject matter guidance provided to the Agency by the IWG. The material provides 

information on wartime crimes; the post-war search for, contact with, and intelligence use 

of war criminals; and new information on the workings of U.S. intelligence during the early 

Cold War. 

12. Another copy of this translation is contained within Record Group 38, identified earlier in this finding aid.

Records Released Under the War Crimes Disclosure Acts — Entry 16: First Release
RG 263. Records of the Central Intelligence Agency 582

First Release of Name Files Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial 

Government Disclosure Acts, 1923-1999 (0263-ZZ-16)

Location: Room 2002, Compartment 6/3-7/5 

Japanese Name Files

Name Box Location

Doihara, Kenji 11 2002/06/04

Imamura, Hitashi 27 2002/06/06

Ishii, Shiro 27 2002/06/06

Okawa, Shumei 38 2002/07/02

First Release of Subject Files Under The Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial 

Government Disclosure Acts, 1947-2002 (0263-ZZ-17)

Location: Room 2002, Compartment 7/1-7/2

Japanese Subject Files

Subject File Title Box Location

Japanese in Europe (World War II) 04 2002/06/02

Japanese Intelligence Organizations in China (World 

War II)

05 2002/06/02

Tientsin, China Card Files: OSS, SSU, CIG 07 2002/06/02

Second Release

These files comprise documentation from several CIA filing systems and are organized under 

the names of individuals and subjects. As of January 2006, this group consists of files on 

17 individuals, including biographies, correspondence, reports, memorandums, messages, 

telegrams, publications, clippings, dispatches, translations, transcripts, legislative records, 

legal documents, statements, lists, and other records. The records fall into two categories: 

Axis personnel accused of committing war crimes, or of belonging to criminal organizations 

during World War II; and former Axis personnel who were used by the U.S. as intelligence 

sources during the Cold War. Both releases include documentation relating to people who 

were never accused of war crimes or of belonging to criminal organizations, but who may 

have been associated with war crimes as victims, witnesses, investigators, sources, or 

officials. 

As additional releases are announced, the Second Release list will be augmented. For a 

current list of CIA Name and Subject Files declassified and released under the Japanese 

Imperial Government Disclosure Act, see the IWG’s Web site at:http://www.archives.gov/

iwg/. 

Second Release of Name Files Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial 

Government Disclosure Acts, 1936-2000 (0263-ZZ-18)

Location: Room 2002, Compartment A/10/2-A/10/4

Records Released Under the War Crimes Disclosure Acts — Entry 18: Second Release, Name Files, 1936-2000
RG 263. Records of the Central Intelligence Agency 583

Japanese Name Files

Name Vols. Box # Location

Arisue, Seizo 1 7 2002/10/2-4

Goto, Keita 1 6 2002/10/2-4

Hattori, Takushiro 2 6 2002/10/2-4

Higashikuni, Naruhiko 1 6 2002/10/2-4

Hirohito 1 12 2002/10/2-4

Kawabe, Torashiro 1 6 2002/10/2-4

Kaya, Okinori 1 6 2002/10/2-4

Kishi, Nobusuke 1 2 2002/10/2-4

Kodama, Yoshio 1 7 2002/10/2-4

Kuhara, Fusanosuke 1 7 2002/10/2-4

Nomura, Kichisaburo 1 7 2002/10/2-4

Ogata, Taketora 5 7-8 2002/10/2-4

Onondera, Makoto 2 8 2002/10/2-4

Sasakawa, Ryoichi 1 9 2002/10/2-4

Shigemitsu, Mamoru 1 9 2002/10/2-4

Shoriki, Matsutaro 3 9 2002/10/2-4

Tsuji, Masanobu 3 9-10 2002/10/2-4

Second Release of Subject Files Under the Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial 

Government Disclosure Acts, 1946-2003 (0263-ZZ-19)

Location: Room 2002, Compartment A/11/2

Records Released Under the War Crimes Disclosure Acts — Entry 19: Second Release, Subject Files, 1946-2003
RG 299. Records of the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the United States 584

Records of the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the

United States

Record Group 299

The Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the United States was from 1948 to 1954, 

the War Claims Commission. The former was created under the Reorganization Plan No. 

1 of 1954, effective July 1, 1954, and was transferred to the Department of Justice. The 

Commission is a quasi-judicial, independent agency within the Department of Justice, 

which adjudicates claims of U.S. nationals against foreign governments, either under 

specific jurisdiction conferred by Congress or pursuant to international claims settlement 

agreements. Funds for payment of the Commission’s awards are derived from congressional 

appropriations, international claims settlements, or the liquidation of foreign assets in the 

United States by the Departments of Justice and the Treasury.

The commission’s organization and functions are defined in the International Claims 

Settlement Act of 1949, as amended (22 U.S.C. 1621 et seq.), the War Claims Act of 1948, 

as amended (50 U.S.C. app. 2001 et seq.), and the Iran Claims Settlement Act (50 U.S.C. 

1701 note). 

War Claims Commission Minutes 1949-1954 (0299-A1-3) 

Boxes 1-5 location: 230/43/34/05 

General Records Relating to Organization, Administration, and Congressional and 

Public Relations 1949-1959 (0299-A1-14)

Boxes 1-6 location: 230/43/23/01

Minutes of Weekly Staff Meetings 1955-1959 (0299-A1-15)

Boxes 1-2 location: 230/43/22/07

Decisions, Opinions, and Related Records 1950-1957 (0299-A1-16) 

This series consists mainly of opinions rendered by the General Counsel on World War IIrelated property claims of American citizens against foreign governments. Other records 

include panel opinions and decisions based on Public Law 285, and related legislative 

histories and yearly reports. Arranged by type of decision (pilot, panel) made by chairmen 

of commissioners, or by opinion of the General Counsel, and thereafter numerically. Other 

records are arranged by subject. Boxes 1-5 location: 230/43/22/07. 

Transcripts of Hearings 1952-1959 (0299-A1-17) 

This series consists mainly of transcripts of hearings of the War Claims Commission and 

the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission regarding the disposition of claims of American 

citizens and corporations arising from the confiscation or expropriation of property by the 

governments of Germany, Japan, the Soviet Union, and various European nations before 

and during World War II. Arranged chronologically by date of hearing. Boxes 1-5 location: 

230/43/24/05. 

Foreign Claims Settlement Commission — Entry 17: Transcripts of Hearings, 1952-1959
RG 299. Records of the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the United States 585

Correspondence, Memorandums, and Reports Concerning the Resolution of POW, 

Civilian Internee, and Corporate Claims 1950-1956 (0299-A1-18) 

The records in this series chiefly relate to the interpretation and enforcement of the 

restitution provisions of the legislation that established the Yugoslavian, Chinese, and 

Czechoslovakian property claims programs. Other records include lists of confiscated 

property claims by religious claimants, lists of Hungarian claims of aggrieved American 

nationals, and statements relating to various American claims against the Italian 

Government. Arranged by name of claims program, thereunder by subject, and thereunder 

chronologically. Boxes 1-6 location: 230/43/24/05 

Correspondence, Reports, and Other Records for the Soviet (Title III), German, 

and Other Claims Programs 1954-1964 (0299-A1-22) 

This series consists mainly of background legal documentation relating to the claims of 

American holders of repudiated Imperial Russian ruble bonds and German Weimar Republic 

dollar bonds. Other records include State Department correspondence with U.S. Embassy 

officials in Moscow and Berlin and indexes, lists, and reports concerning claims of American 

citizens or companies whose property had been seized in Soviet Russia before World War 

II or had been expropriated or destroyed in fascist Japan, Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and 

occupied Balkan countries during World War II. The records are arranged by name of claims 

program, thereunder by subject, and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 1-3 location: 

230/43/34/02 

POW and Civilian Internee Compensation Claim Files 1950-1967 (0299-A1-24) 

These records pertain to claims to compensate former American and Filipino prisoners 

of war, American merchant seamen, and civilian American citizens determined to be 

legally eligible to receive benefits because they had suffered imprisonment, internment, 

detainment, or expropriation of property at the hands of hostile forces during World War II 

and the Korean conflict. The records are arranged by type of war claims program (World War 

II prisoners of war and civilian internees, and Korean conflict prisoners of war), thereunder 

in claim number order, and thereunder chronologically. Boxes 1-3 location: 230/43/24/01 

Office of General Counsel

POW and Civilian Reserved Award Claim Files 1950-1971 (0299-A1-25)

Boxes 1-10 location: 230/43/24/03

POW Overpayment and Erroneous Payment Case Files 1949-1961 (0299-A1-26)

Boxes 1-12 location: 230/43/24/05

Office of General Counsel — Entry 26: POW Overpayment and Erroneous Payment Case Files, 1949-1961
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 586

Records of Naval Operating Forces

Record Group 313

Records of Pacific Ocean Area Activities

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas

The Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas (JICPOA), had its origins in the 

Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas (ICPOA) which had been established on July 14, 

1942, in Hawaii as Adm. Chester W. Nimitz’ intelligence center.13 At the start of 1943, 

ICPOA was dealing mainly with intercepted messages since not many prisoners of war or 

documents had been captured. When the first 35 prisoners of war arrived in June 1942, 

after the Battle of Midway, Japanese interrogators were borrowed from other activities. 

The first major collection of captured Japanese documents in the Pacific Theater was made 

in August 1942 when the 1st Marine Raider Battalion, under Col. Evans Carlson and Lt. Col. 

James Roosevelt, made a harassing raid on Makin Island in the Gilberts. The documents 

were quickly brought back to Hawaii. They included plans, charts, and air defense details on 

all Japanese-held Pacific Islands, as well as battle orders. 

In February 1943 the first contingent of 20 graduates from the Navy’s Japanese Language 

School in Boulder, Colorado arrived at ICPOA and began interrogating prisoners of war 

and translating captured documents. On September 6, 1943, ICPOA was designated a 

joint Army-Navy-Marine organization by a CINCPAC directive and was given the name 

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas (JICPOA). It was placed under the direction 

of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence (J-2), Joint Staff, CINCPAC, and CINCPOA 

(Commander in Chief, Pacific Ocean Areas). Once JICPOA became an inter-service 

organization, some 50 U.S. Army Military Intelligence Service (MIS) Nisei linguists joined. 

By 1944 there were over 200 translators serving with JICPOA.

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Areas Administrative Records (Blue 644) 

(0313-UD-1320)

Although this particular series was identified as records originating with Joint Intelligence 

Center, Pacific Ocean Area, many of the files contained in it were removed from the files of the 

Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Fleet (CINCUS). In addition to information about the situation in 

the Pacific Ocean in general and Japan in particular, these records contain much information 

relating to the war that broke out in Europe in September 1939. As such, the records contain 

a significant amount of documentation on the British, French, German, and Italian armed 

forces, particularly naval establishments and aviation. Some of this documentation was 

provided by the British. There are also records dating to the interwar (pre-September 1939) 

period, both for Europe and Asia, and a significant amount of information provided by naval 

district intelligence offices. (Also note that the term “reports of foreign operations” appears to 

have been used interchangeably with the phrase “reports of air operations.”)

13. ICPOA’s first officer in charge was Cmdr. Joseph J. Rochefort (of the Battle of Midway code-breaking fame). He 

was succeeded in September 1942 by Capt. Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter, who later became the director of the Central 

Intelligence Agency.

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) — Entry 644: JICPOA Administrative Records
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 587

Many folders consist primarily or entirely of routing slips, cover sheets, and/or crossreference sheets. Very few documents are dated later than 1943. Folder titles listed below 

are taken from the original folder titles applied by the navy, with some minor revisions. (For 

example, original folder titles that used the abbreviation “Jap” have been revised to read 

“Japan” or “Japanese” for sake of clarity. Similarly, “ops” would now read “operations.”) 

Information in brackets has been added by NARA staff. Specific date spans appearing in 

brackets usually refer to the date of receipt, not date of creation. Boxes 1-59 location: 

370/43/30/01.

Box File

1 A3/(Miscellaneous) Organization (CINCPAC and other commands) [1945]

1 A3/AIC [Advance Intelligence Center] Organization (AIC General) [1945]

1 A8/Malay States—Singapore, etc. [1941]

1 A8/Japan Political and Material [December 1941-June 1942]

1 A8/Japan General Army Political (folder 1 of 2) [July-November 1941]

1 A8/Japan General Army Political (folder 2 of 2) [January-June 1941] location: 

370/43/30/01

2 A8/Japan 1940-1941(3 folders)

2 A8/Phoenix Island Br [Report on Nauru Island, May 1942]

2 A8/India [1942-1943—routing slips and cover sheets only]

2 A8/Australia (Tasmania, New Guinea—Papua) [1942-1943]

2 A8/China and Mongolia [Resume of Political/Economic Situation in China, Oct. 

1941]

2 A8/Chishima (Kurile Is.) [September, December 1942—routing slips only]

2 A8/Ellice Islands Br [January-February 1943—routing slips only]

2 A8/Fiji [June 1942]

2 A8/Oceania and New Caledonia [1942]

2 A8/Japan Proper 1941-1943 (2 folders) location: 370/43/30/01

3 A8/Samoa [1942]

3 A8/Siberia (Russian Far East) [1942]

3 A8/Taiwan (Formosa) [September 1942—cross reference slip only]

3 A8/Thailand (Siam) [Canadian Intelligence report, December 1941]

3 A8/Tonga [March-April 1942]

3 A8/(1) Japan Naval Strength—Built [1941-1943]

3 A8/(2) Organization Japan Fleets and Forces [1941-1943]

3 A8/Japan Naval Bases—Location, etc.[1941-1943] location: 370/43/30/01

4 A8/(3a) Camouflage Japan Naval Bases—Ships [1941-1943]

4 A8/(5a) Fleet and Force Operations [various countries, 1942]

4 A8/(8) Japan Carrier Operations [memo re lifebelt from Soryu, March 1942]

4 A8/Japan Press [1941—includes transcripts of radio broadcasts re invasion of 

Philippines]

4 A8/(9) Japan Fleet and Force Operations [1941, 1943] location: 370/43/30/01

5 A8/(12) Data on Japan Bombs, Shells, etc. [1941-1943]

5 CINCPAC S28/Japan [1943]

5 A8/(16) Japan Aircraft Organization [1942]

5 A8/(18) Japan Aircraft Bases, Location [1942-1943]

5 A8/(22) Military Operations in China [1941-1943]

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) — Entry 644: JICPOA Administrative Records
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 588

Box File

5 A8/(22a) Military Operations in Philippines [1942-1943—primarily 4th Marines 

Intelligence Summaries covering period December 7, 1941-March 30, 1942] 

location: 370/43/30/01

6 A8/(22b) Military Operations in Oceania [1942-1943]

6 A8/(22c) Japan Warfare Notes—Equipment, etc. [1942]

6 A8/(23) Landing Operations Equipment—Technique [1942]

6 A8/(24) Bombardments and Shelling [1942—includes report re attack on Midway 

Island, with photographs]

6 A8/(25) Japan Communications—Types [1941-1943]

6 A8/(27) History, Biographies of Japan [1942-1943]

6 A8/(28) Japan Military Personnel—Morale of [1941-1943]

6 A8/(30) Japan Armed Raiders—Mystery Ships [1941-1942]

6 A8/(37) Captured Japan Prisoners, etc. [1942-1943] 

6 A8/(39) Japan Captured Documents, etc. [1942-1943—mostly routing slips] 

location: 370/43/30/01

7 A7/(41) Japan [1942-1943]

7 CINCPAC A8/(40)/Japan [1943]

7 A8 [1942-1943]

7 CINCPAC Miscellaneous [1942]

7 A8/a Intelligence General November 1941-December 1942 (4folders) 

7 A8/Pacific Fleet Intelligence Bulletins January 1942-1943 (3folders) location: 

370/43/30/01

8 A8/c Fortnightly Summary January 1942-March 1943 (4 folders) location: 

370/43/30/02

10 A8/(2) Miscellaneous [November 1942-February 1943]

10 A8/2 Information—Collection of [September-November 1942] location: 

370/43/30/02

14 A8/(24) Aerial Photographs (folder 1 of 5) [1943-1944—routing slips only]

14 A8/(24) Aerial Photographs (folder 2 of 5) [1943—routing slips only]

14 A8/(24) Aerial Photographs (folder 3 of 5) [1943]

14 A8/(24) Aerial Photographs (folder 4 of 5) [1942]

14 A8/(24) Aerial Photographs (folder 5 of 5) [1942]

14 A8/(24) Miscellaneous (folder 1 of 2) [photographic intelligence, 1942]

14 A8/(24) Miscellaneous (folder 2 of 2) [photographic intelligence, 1942] location: 

370/43/30/02

15 A8/(26a) British Military Operations in East [1942-1943]

15 A8/(27b) Russian Military Operations in Far East [January 1943—routing slip only]

15 A8/(29) Military Operations of Other Nations in Far East [1942-1943]

15 A8/(30) Landing Operations [1941-1943]

15 A8/(32a) Communications—Radio—Code—Etc. [1942-1943]

15 A8/(32b) Radio D.F. Asdics Radars etc. [October 1943—routing slip only]

15 A8/(33) Training Service Schools, etc. [1941-1942] location: 370/43/30/03

16 A8/(41) CINCPAC (Gen. Int.) [General Intelligence? 1942]

16 A8/(44) Captured Prisoners—Information From [1942—routing slips only]

16 A8/Headquarters Hawaiian Department Intelligence Bulletins [1942]

16 OPNAV (DFT) Information Bulletins (folder 1 of 3) [COMINCH, May-June 1942]

16 OPNAV (DFT) Information Bulletins (folder 2 of 3) [COMINCH, April-May 1942]

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) — Entry 644: JICPOA Administrative Records
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 589

Box File

16 OPNAV (DFT) Information Bulletins (folder 3 of 3) [1940, 1942] location: 

370/43/30/03

17 A8/FF1 Intelligence Bulletins Nos. 26-40 [CINCUS, November-December 1940]

17 A8/FF1 Intelligence Bulletins Nos. 1-25 (folder 1 of 2) [CINCUS, October 1940]

17 A8/FF1 Intelligence Bulletins Nos. 1-25 (folder 2 of 2) [CINCUS, June-October 

1940]

17 A16-3/F44 [photographic intelligence, 1941-1943]

17 A16-3/Sol [Solomons] [1942—mostly routing slips, but includes photographs 

submitted by USS San Juan] location: 370/43/30/03

17 “S” 16-3/Gilberts [January-June 1943]

18 “S” A4-3/TF 31 CINCPAC [Task Force 31 OpPlan A8-43, Annex C, July 1943]

18 “S” A4-1/VV [Photographic Airplanes for the South Pacific, November 1942]

18 “S” A8-2(3) (folder 1 of 2) [1942—primarily related to captured Japanese 

documents]

18 “S” A8-2(3) (folder 2 of 2) [1942—primarily related to captured Japanese 

documents]

18 “S” A8/Capt [Captured Documents, 1942—routing slips and cover sheets only]

18 “S” A8/EF13 [1943] location: 370/43/30/03

19 “S” A8/EF37/QN [Japanese Navy, 1942-1943] 

19 “S” A8/EF37-7 [Japan Pacific Islands, 1942-1943]

19 “S” A8/F44 [Photographic Interpretation Reports] (folder 1 of 2) [1942-1944—

includes photographs of New Georgia]

19 “S” A8/F44 [Photographic Interpretation Reports] (folder 2 of 2) [OctoberDecember 1942—includes photographs of Solomons and Russells]

19 “S” A9 [February-March 1943]

19 A16-2 [Interrogations of Japanese prisoners, 1942]

19 “S” A9/Sum [Summaries, 1942-1944] location: 370/43/30/03

20 A8 [Amendment to ICPOA Bulletin 30-43]

20 A8/Army [April-August 1943]

20 A8/F44 [primarily photographic intelligence, Tinian, March 1944]

20 A8-2 [primarily Amendments to ICPOA Bulletin 30-43]

20 A8/QS [blockade runners, February-March 1944] location: 370/43/30/03

21 A8(11-4) Fleet, Force, Type and Ship Operations (Japan ) [1941]

21 A8(11-5) Fleet, Force, Type and Ship Operations—Miscellaneous [1941]

21 A8/(12) Landing Operations, Boats, Shore Bombardment [1941]

21 A8/(14) Communications 1940-1941 (2 folders) location: 370/43/30/03

22 A8/(15) Operations in Orient [1940]

22 A8/(19) Miscellaneous (World War II) [1940-1941]

22 A8/(19) Fifth Column, etc. [1940]

22 A8/(20) Military Operations—China (Japan) [February-October 1941] location: 

370/43/30/04

24 A8/Intelligence (General) December 1939-December 1940 (3 folders) location: 

370/43/30/04

25 A8/Intelligence, General—1939 (3 folders)

25 A8/Miscellaneous January-December 1939 (4 folders) 

25 A8/Miscellaneous [C-in-C, Asiatic Fleet, Situation in the Pacific, November 26, 

1938] location: 370/43/30/04

26 A8/Intelligence General [December 1939-December 1940]

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) — Entry 644: JICPOA Administrative Records
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 590

Box File

26 A8/Intelligence General (folder 1 of 2) [October-December 1938]

26 A8/Intelligence General (folder 2 of 2) [September-October 1938]

26 A8/Intelligence—General January-November 1941 (3 folders) location: 

370/43/30/04

27 A8/6 Fortnightly Summaries December 1940-December 1, 1941 (7 folders) 

location: 370/43/30/04

28 A8/c Weekly Summary Far East [June-December 1941]

28 A8/d Intelligence Duty List [April-August 1941]

28 A8/EF Intelligence, Miscellaneous Countries [April-December 1939]

28 A8/EF37 Intelligence Japan 1938-1939 (4 folders) location: 370/43/30/04

29 A8/FF1 Special Intelligence Bulletins [Pacific Fleet] December 1940-October 1941 

(4 folders) location: 370/43/30/05

30 A8/Intelligence Officers [1936-1937]

30 A8/Miscellaneous (folder 1 of 2) [1941]A8/Miscellaneous (folder 2 of 2) [AugustOctober 1941]

30 A8/EF General Intelligence Nat. [1940]

30 A8/EF Miscellaneous Countries January-May 1939 (2 folders) 

30 A8/EF Intel. Misc. Countries (folder 1 of 2) [May-August 1940]

30 A8/EF Intel. Misc. Countries (folder 2 of 2) [December 1939-May 1940]

30 A8/e US Naval Observers [December 1940-October 1941] location: 370/43/30/05

31 A8/Intelligence General (folder 3 of 4) [February 1938-November 1941]

31 A8/Intelligence General (folder 4 of 4) [1937-1938; includes lengthy report on 

Japanese activities in Mexico] location: 370/43/30/05

37 A8/(11) Military Operations (General) [1940]

37 A8/MID-Army Strategic Studies (folder 1 of 2) [June-October 1941]

37 A8/MID-Army Strategic Studies (folder 2 of 2) [January-May 1941]

37 A8/MID [Military Intelligence Division] Bulletins (folder 1 of 2) [January-May 1941]

37 A8/MID [Military Intelligence Division] Bulletins (folder 2 of 2) [May-September 

1941] location: 370/43/30/06

39 A8/(Geog) Geographic Section [May-September 1945]

39 CINCUS A16-3/F44 Intelligence Data, Funafuti [1941-1942]

39 A8 Collection of Monograph Info. [December 1938-February 1939]

39 A8/Australia and New Zealand (folder 1 of 2) [September-December 1941]

39 A8/Australia and New Zealand (folder 2 of 2) [February-October 1941] location: 

370/43/30/06

40 A8/Br British—Political and Material December 1940-December 1941 (4 folders) 

location: 370/43/30/06

41 A8/(T) Targets January-July 1945 (3 folders) 

41 A8/A10 (LD) Letters in Redistribution—Intelligence Reports, Pubs, etc. (folder 1 of 

3) [July-September 1945] 

41 A8/A10 (LD) Letters in Redistribution—Intelligence Reports, Pubs, etc. (folder 2 of 

3) [June-July 1945]

41 A8/A10 (LD) Letters in Redistribution—Intelligence Reports, Pubs, etc. (folder 3 of 

3) [February-June 1945]

41 A8/(E&E) Escape and Evasion (MIS-X material, letters, etc.) [February-August 

1945] location: 370/43/30/06

42 A8/Chi China Political and Material 1940-1941 (4 folders) location: 370/43/30/06

43 A8/Dutch Dutch East Indies [1940]

43 A8/Dutch Netherlands [August-September 1941]

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) — Entry 644: JICPOA Administrative Records
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 591

Box File

43 A8/Free France (folder 1 of 3) [1940; primarily related to colonies]

43 A8/Free France (folder 1 of 3) [1940; primarily related to colonies]

43 A8/Free France (folder 1 of 3) [1940] location: 370/43/30/07

44 CE Division Notebook, 1944

44 CE Division Notebook 1945 location: 370/43/30/04

45 A8/Fr French Political and Material (folder 1 of 3) [July-December 1941; includes 

Iraq]

45 A8/Fr French Political and Material (folder 2 of 3) [April-July 1941]

45 A8/Fr French Political and Material (folder 3 of 3) [January-May 1941]

45 A8/Fr France—Strategic Study October 1939 (2 folders) 

45 A8/Thai Thailand Defenses, Political [1941] location: 370/43/30/07

46 A8/Fr Indo-China [1940-1941] location: 370/43/30/07

47 A8/Japan 1937 (5 folders) location: 370/43/30/07

48 A8/Japan Japan 1940 (3 folders) 

48 A8/Japan Islands—Defenses May-November 1941 (2 folders) location: 

370/43/30/01

49 A8/EI East Indies—Dutch, British, Portuguese [1941]

49 A8/Pac. Is. Military Intelligence Division—Strategic Studies (folder 1 of 2) [British 

Possessions, undated] location: 370/43/30/07

50 A8/Solomons [July 1942; routing slips, cross-reference sheets and cover pages 

only]

50 A7-1 Security [May-December 1941]

50 A8-1/Intelligence Fund [January-April 1941]

50 A8/Pac Oceania [1941] location: 370/43/31/01

51 A8-1/Intelligence Fund [1938-1940] location: 370/43/31/01

52 A8/(2) Information, Collection of January-December 1941 (2 folders) 

52 A8/(3) Attaché Reports February-September 1940 (3 folders) location: 

370/43/31/01

Joint Intelligence Center Pacific Ocean Area Bulletins and Publications (Blue 645) 

(0313-UD-1321)

Boxes 1-28 location: 370/43/31/02 

Box Subject

1 Report of Intelligence Activities in the Pacific Ocean Area October 15, 1945, 

ca. 80 pp. Appendix C (pp. 63-77) has a list of ICPOA, ICPOA, and CINCPACCINCPOA publications 1942-1945 location: 370/43/31/02

6 JICPOA Bulletin No. 66-43 Code Names and Numbers Japanese Army n.d. 

location: 370/43/31/03

6 JICPOA Bulletin No. 1-44 Report of Prisoner Interrogation January 7, 1944 

location: 370/43/31/03

9 JICPOA Bulletin No. 25-44 Special Report of 52nd Division (Japanese Army) 

February 22, 1944, 4 pp. location: 370/43/31/03

12 JICOPA Bulletin No. 102-44 Code Names and Numbers of Japanese Army, 

Revised June 1944 location: 370/43/31/04

13 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 2-45 Japanese Roman Letter Abbreviations (A 

Translation Aid Primarily for use of Japanese Language Officers) January 15, 

1945 location: 370/43/31/04

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) — Entry 1321: JICPOA Bulletins and Publications (Blue 645)
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 592

Box Subject

15 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 11-45 “Know Your Enemy!” January 15, 1945 

location: 370/43/31/05

15 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 12-45 Terminology for Japanese Naval Units (A 

Translation Aid Primarily for use of Japanese Language Officers) January 13, 

1945 location: 370/43/31/05

16 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 18-45 Japanese Military and Technical Terms 

July 30, 1945 location: 370/43/31/05

16 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 22-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 18 

January 31, 1945, 96 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

16-17 123-123 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations January-February 

1945location: 370/43/31/05

17 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 36-45 Prisoner of War Camps in Japanese 

Occupied Areas: Preliminary Report February 1, 1945 location: 370/43/31/05

17 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 41-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 19 

February 14, 1945, 125 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

18 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 54-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 20 

February 25, 1945, 123 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

18-19 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations March-April 1945

19 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 71-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 21 

March 12, 1945, 137 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

19 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 75-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 22 

March 20, 1945, 132 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

19 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 79-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 23 

March 27, 1945, 108 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

20 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 88-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 24 

April 10, 1945, 128 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

20 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 91-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 25 

April 17, 1945, 141 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

20-21 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations March-June 1945 location: 

370/43/31/05

21 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 102-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 26 

April 25, 1945, 124 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

21 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 100-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 27 

May 1, 1945, 116 pp. location: 370/43/31/05

22 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 107-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 28 

May 15, 1945, 135 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

22 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 116-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 29 

May 21, 1945, 155 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

22 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 122-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 30 

June 1, 1945, 137 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

22 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 113-45 Prisoner of War Encampments June 15, 

1945, 155 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

22 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 126-45 “Know Your Enemy!: Suicide Weapons 

and Tactics” May 28, 1945, 37 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

22-23 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations May-June 1945 location: 370/43/31/06

23 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 129-45 Special Translations No. 67 “Suicide 

Force Combat Methods” May 27, 1945, 23 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

24 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 140-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 31 

June 7, 1945, 145 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

24 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 147-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 32 

June 16, 1945, 156 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

24 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 151-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 33 

June 21, 1945, 138 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 161-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 34 

June 27, 1945, 146 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

Joint Intelligence Center, Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) — Entry 1321: JICPOA Bulletins and Publications (Blue 645)
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 593

Box Subject

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 170-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 35 

July 7, 1945, 151 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

25-26 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations July 1945 location: 370/43/31/06

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 176-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 36 

July 14, 1945, 141 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

26 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 186-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 37 

July 24, 1945, 149 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 198-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 38 

August 15, 1945, 143 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 212-45 Translations and Interrogations No. 39 

August 30, 1945, 164 pp. location: 370/43/31/06

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special translations August 1945 location: 370/43/31/06

27 JICPOA Translations Item 5702 May 31, 1944 location: 370/43/31/06

27 JICPOA Translations Item 5782A April 30, 1944 location: 370/43/31/06

27 JICPOA Translations Item 6363 June 22, 1944 location: 370/43/31/06

27 JICPOA Translations Item 7187 June 13, 1944 location: 370/43/31/06

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations Item 9647 Sept. 9, 1944 location: 

370/43/31/06

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations Item 9683A Sept. 26, 1944 location: 

370/43/31/06

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations Item 9683D n.d. location: 370/43/31/06

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations Item 10130C Nov.1, 1944 location: 

370/43/31/06

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations Item 10422 Sept. 26, 1944 location: 

370/43/31/06

Records of COMAIRSOPAC (Naval Commander of Air for the Southern 

Pacific) 

COMAIRSOPAC (Blue 242)

A detailed box and folder title list is available. Boxes 1-22 location: 370/41/18/01.

Box Subject

1 Orders prohibiting first-use of chemical weapons.

3 Assessment of Japanese capability to launch chemical attacks on Guadalcanal, 

August 1943 

5 Translated enemy diaries - Guadalacanal

7 Adm. Nimitz memo on organization of South Pacific Force, July 1943

9 Translation of captured Japanese documents, April 1943

11 Establishment of Combat Intelligence Center, January 1943

11 Interrogation of Japanese airman shot down near Tulagi, November 1942

11 Translation of captured Japanese dispatches covering the Battle of Santa Cruz, 

January 1943

15 Adm. Nimitz memo on establishment of Pacific Ocean Area Intelligence Center

15 Captured Japanese documents

15 G-2 Information Bulletin on Japanese disposition and defense installations in TulagiGuadalcanal area

16 Interrogation report No. 11, October 19, 1942

COMAIRSOPAC — Entry COMAIRSOPAC Blue 242
RG 313. Records of Naval Operating Forces 594

Box Subject

16 Translated captured Japanese documents

17 Intelligence report on Japanese communications, November 1942

17 Interrogation of Aircraftsman 1st Class Shigehiro Yamasaki, December 1942

19 Copies of captured Japanese documents

COMAIRSOPAC — Entry COMAIRSOPAC Blue 242
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 595

Records of the Army Staff

Record Group 319

The Army Staff was established in the Department of the Army by the Army Organization 

Act of 1950 (June 28), as the collective name for all organizations responsible to the Chief 

of Staff, U.S. Army. The Army Staff provides advice to the Secretary, Under Secretary, and 

Assistant Secretaries of the Army. It supervises the planning, execution, and review of all 

army programs. Some of the records in this record group were created by predecessor 

military organizations.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2)

The Military Intelligence Branch was organized in newly established Executive Division of 

War Department General Staff (WDGS) by General Order 14, War Department, February 

9, 1918, assuming functions formerly exercised by Military Intelligence Section of WDGS. 

The Executive Division was abolished, and Military Intelligence Branch redesignated Military 

Intelligence Division (MID), by General Order 80, War Department, August 26, 1918. The 

G-2 designator was assigned to MID in War Department General Staff reorganization 

pursuant to General Order 41, War Department, August 16, 1921. The war map function, 

exercised by Geographic Section of MID Operations Branch was transferred to Office of the 

Chief of Engineers, 1939. The Military Intelligence Service (MIS) was established as MID 

operating arm, effective March 9, 1942, by Circular 59, War Department, March 2, 1942. 

The G-2 designator was deleted from MID name, effective June 11, 1946, by Circular 138, 

War Department, May 14, 1946.

The Intelligence Division was established by consolidation of MID and Military Intelligence 

Service, by WDGS Circular 5-2, War Department, April 19, 1947. It was redesignated 

Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Intelligence, effective March 1, 1950, by Circular 

12, Department of the Army, February 28, 1950, confirmed by Special Regulation 10-5-1, 

Department of the Army, April 11, 1950. It was further redesignated Office of the Assistant 

Chief of Staff, Intelligence, by General Order 70, Department of the Army, December 27, 

1955, and redesignated Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence by Change 3 to 

Army Regulation 10-5 (May 22, 1957), Department of the Army, July 10, 1958. 

Decimal File, 1941-1948 (0319-NM-3-47B) 

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1-1336 

location: 270/4/18/04. 

Box Decimal/Subject

632 334 Far Eastern Commission location: 270/4/31/06

646-648 334 State, War, Navy Coordinating Committee location: 270/4/32/01

704-707 350.03 Japanese Language location: 270/4/33/02

Army Intelligence Project Decimal File 1941-1945 (0319-NM-3-47C)

Boxes 1-1,665 location: 270/5/11/02

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 47C: Army Intelligence Project Decimal File, 

1941-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 596

Box Subject

36-38 Hawaiian Department

41 Philippine Department

43 Alaskan Defense Command

69-72 Western Defense Command

94 Chinese M/A - Norwegian M/A

97 Thailand M/A - Yugoslavian M/A

99 Embassies, Australian - Bulgarian

105 Embassies, Chilean - Chinese

107 Embassies, New Zealand - Spanish

108 Embassies, Swedish - Union of South Africa

112 M/A, Australia - Belgium

119 M/A, China

135 M/A, India

138 M/A, Japan - Lebanon

140 M/A, Morocco - New Zealand

149 M/A, Syria - Turkey

181 Armenia - Asiatic Theater

181A Asiatic Theater

182-188 Australia

190-203 Axis

251-252 Burma

253 Burma - Cameroons

305-307 Central Pacific Area

323-343 China

344 China Theater - Colombia

345-357 Colombia

358-363 Costa Rica

402-404 Far East

405 Far East Theater

450 French Indo-China

757-769 India

770 India - Iran

796 Italy - Japan

797-839 Japan

840 Japan - Korea

841 Korea - Latin America

852 Libya - Malaya

853 Malaya - Mediterranean Area

907 Netherlands - New Zealand

908-909 New Zealand

910 New Zealand - Nicaragua

929 Nyasaland - Pacific Area

930 Pacific Area

931 Pacific Theater

932 Pacific Theater - Palestine

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 47C: Army Intelligence Project Decimal File, 

1941-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 597

Box Subject

978 South Atlantic Area - SW Pacific Area

979-998 SW Pacific Area

999 SW Pacific Area - South Pacific Area

1000-1001 South Pacific Area

1002 South Pacific Area - SW Pacific Theater

1022 Syria - Thailand

1023 Tibet - Turkey

1075 Islands, Abadon - Andaman

1076 Islands, Annette - Azores

1077 Islands, Baffin - Bermuda

1078-1079 Islands, Bermuda

1080 Islands, Bern - Canary

1081 Islands, Canton - Choiseul

1082 Islands, Christmas - Crete

1096 Islands, Cuba - Dodecanese

1101 Islands, Easter - Fiji

1102-1103 Islands, Fiji

1104 Islands, Fire - Great Inagua

1105 Islands, Greenland - Hainan

1113-1116 Islands, Hawaii

1119 Islands, Jarvis - Lesina

1120 Islands, Lesser Antilles - Madagascar

1121 Islands, Maderia - Marshal

1122 Islands, Martinique - Navase

1123-1124 Islands, Netherlands East Indies

1125 Islands, Netherlands East Indies - New Britain

1126-1129 Islands, New Caledonia

1131 Islands, New Guinea

1132 Islands, New Hebrides - Pacific

1133-1142 Islands, Philippines

1143 Islands, Philippines - Puerto Rico

1149 Islands, Solomon - Sumatra

1150 Islands, Sylt - Tres Marias

1152 Islands, Trinidad - Turks

1153 Islands, Vancouver - Zanzibar

1189 Schools, Army Flying - Army Language

1190-1197 Schools, Army Language

1198 Schools, Army Language - CIC Training

1199 Schools, CIC Training

1200 Schools, Civil Affairs Training - CAGS

1201 Schools, Cryptographic - Military Censorship

1235 Facilities, Ft Dupont - Edgewood Arsenal

1290-1301 Facilities, Camp Ritchie

1302 Facilities, Camp Ritchie - Robins Field

1330 Visits, Australia

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 47C: Army Intelligence Project Decimal File, 

1941-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 598

Box Subject

1332 Visits, China

1343 Visits, India - South Africa

Supplementary Material

Box Subject

1356 Departments, Hawaiian

1358 Caribbean Defense Cmnd - Western Defense Cmnd

1359 Western Defense Cmnd

1366 Asiatic Theater

1367-1368 Australia

1369 Axis

1370 Axis - Bermuda

1375 Burma

1379 Chile - China

1380 China

1381 China - Colombia

1514-1523 India

1540-1562 Japan

1575 New Zealand

1581 Pacific Area

1593 SW Pacific Area

1611 Islands, Bermuda - Christmas

1615 Islands, Hawaii

1616 Islands, Java - Netherlands East Indies

1617-1624 Islands, New Caledonia

1625 Islands, Pacific - Philippines

1627 Islands, Taiwan

1632 Schools, CIC Trng - Mil Intell Censorship

1633 Schools, Mil Intelligence Censorship

1634 Schools, Military Intelligence Service Language

1635 Facilities, Aberdeen Proving Ground - Ft Belvoir

1650 Facilities, Red River Ordnance Depot - Camp Ritchie

1651-1658 Facilities, Camp Ritchie

1659 Facilities, Camp Ritchie - Santa Ana Air Base

Army Intelligence Project Decimal File 1946-1948 (0319-NM-3-47D)

Boxes 1-289 location: 270/6/10/02

Box Subject

2 Military Attaché, Australia - Belgium

4 Military Attaché, Bulgaria - Burma

6 Military Attaché, Central America - China

7 Military Attaché, China

16 Military Attaché, India - Iran

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 47D: Project Decimal Files, 1946-1948
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 599

Box Subject

21 Military Attaché, New Zealand - Norway

23 Military Attaché, Philippines - Poland

28 Military Attaché, Thailand

36 L/O, Martinique - Singapore

39 Australian M/A

43 Chinese M/A

49 Greek - Indian M/A

56 Philippines - Spanish M/A

74 Departments, Alaskan - Philippine

83-92 Schools, Army Language

97 Schools, Intelligence - Officers Japanese Language

98 Schools, Officers Japanese Language

103 Facilities, Aberdeen Proving Ground - Hill Field

108 Facilities, New Cumberland General Depot - Camp Ritchie

118 Ascension Island - Australia

119 Australia

124 Brazil - Burma

135-137 China

138 China - Colombia

169-171 Far East

172 Far East Theater - Formosa

231 India

232 India - Indonesia

240-241 Japan

242 Japan - Kiska Island

243-244 Korea

245 Kyushu Island - Luzon Island

251 New Zealand - Okinawa

252 Pacific Area - Pacific Theater

253-257 Pacific Theater

263-264 Philippines

268 Rhodesia - SW Pacific Theater

Individual and Organizational Name Index to Intelligence Cables, 1943-1946 

(0319-UD-1062) 

Boxes 1-3 location: 631/00A/100/07

Geographic Index to Intelligence Cables, 1943-1946 (0319-UD-1063)

Boxes 1-6 location: 631/00A/100/08

Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records 1942-1945 

(0319-NM-3-57A)

Includes messages, paraphrases of messages, teletypes, cross-reference sheets and 

telegrams sent from military attachés, military observers, and military post commands 

relating to the collection; evaluation and dissemination of military intelligence and other 

Records of the Army Staff, Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 600

information including combat operations, troop strengths and movements; patrol, casualty 

and weather reports; interrogations and administration of prisoners of war; personnel and 

training; guidelines on liaisons with other non-military agencies; censorship procedures; 

propaganda; and psychological warfare. Arranged alphabetically by geographic area, 

followed by a section of naval and AIC messages; messages from/to Army air forces 

and armies; teletypes from/to geographical defense commands; messages from/to 

alphabetically listed post commands and numerically listed service commands; followed by a 

general file; messages from/to ports of embarkation; rocket file; messages concerning visits 

through the Adjutant General’s Office; miscellaneous State Dept. messages; miscellaneous 

teletype and telephone messages, and telephone conferences. Thereunder the records are 

arranged chronologically. Boxes 1-731 location: 270/6/33/06.

Box Subject

3 From Admiralty Islands‐ Incoming 6/11/1944‐2/28/1945

3 Alaska ‐ Incoming 12/26/1941‐7/1/1943

4 Alaska‐Ft.Richardson (Incoming) (4/1/1942)‐(5/30/1943) [3 folders]

5 Alaska‐ WDCMC (Incoming) 3/6/1943‐8/15/1943

5 Alaska‐ Incoming 8/16/1943‐12/1943

5 Alaska‐ Ft. Richardson (Incoming) 6/2/1943‐8/31/1943

6 Alaska‐ Ft. Richardson (Incoming) 9/1/1943‐4/15/1944 [2 folders]

6 Alaska‐ Incoming 4/14/1944‐6/17/1944

7 Alaska‐ Incoming‐ WDCMC 6/6/1942‐1/13/1944; Note: Largely 1942‐1943 

Records

7 Alaska‐ Incoming‐ WDCMC 1/2/1944‐6/30/1944

7 Alaska‐ Incoming 6/28/1944‐9/13/1944

8 Alaska‐ Incoming 9/26/1944‐12/31/1944

8 Alaska‐ Advanced Command Post‐Adak (Incoming) 1/1/1945‐4/23/1945

8 Alaska‐ Adak (Incoming) 1/2/1945‐12/1/1945

9 Alaska‐Adak (Incoming) 4/24/1945‐11/28/1945

9 Alaska‐ WDCMC (Incoming) 7/1/1943‐12/29/1945

9 Alaska‐ WDCMC‐ Incoming 7/4/1944‐12/3/1945

10 Alaska‐ Cross Reference/Incoming 4/28/1944‐12/29/1945

10 Alaska‐ WDCMC‐ Outgoing 5/28/1941‐3/22/1943 [3 folders] 

10 Alaska‐ Outgoing 5/22/1943‐3/22/1944

11 Alaska‐ WDCMC‐8/2/1943‐4/29/1945 (Outgoing) [3 folders]

12 Alaska‐ WDCMC‐ Outgoing 5/1/1945‐12/29/1945

65 From Australia‐ 9/15/1941‐1/31/1942 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

65 From Australia‐ 2/1/1942‐3/31/1942 Incoming

65 From Australia‐ 5/13/1942‐6/30/1942 Incoming [1 of 2 folders]

66 From Australia‐ 5/13/1942‐6/30/1942 Incoming [2 of 2 folders]

66 From Australia‐ 4/3/1942‐7/1/1942 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

66 From Australia‐ 7/2/1942‐12/31/1942 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

66 From Australia‐ 7/1/1942‐9/29/1942 Incoming [1‐2 of 3 folders]

67 From Australia‐ 7/1/1942‐9/29/1942 Incoming [3 of 3 folders]

67 From Australia‐ 9/30/1942‐12/31/1942 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

67 From Australia‐ 4/1/1942‐2/24/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

68 From Australia‐ 1/1/1943‐4/10/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

68 From Australia‐ 4/10/1943‐8/14/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

68 From Australia‐ 8/14/1943‐12/30/1943 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

69 From Australia‐ 1/1/1943‐3/12/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

69 From Australia‐ 3/13/1943‐4/26/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

69 From Australia‐ 4/27/1943‐6/7/1943 Incoming [1 of 3 folders]

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 601

Box Subject

70 From Australia‐ 4/27/1943‐6/7/1943 Incoming [2‐3 of 3 folders]

70 From Australia‐6/7/1943‐7/12/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

70 From Australia‐ 7/17/1943‐8/12/1943 Incoming [1‐2 of 3 folders]

71 From Australia‐ 7/17/1943‐8/12/1943 Incoming [3 of 3 folders]

71 From Australia‐8/12/1943‐9/4/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

71 From Australia‐ 9/5/1943‐10/9/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

71 From Australia‐10/9/1943‐10/31/1943 Incoming [1 of 3 folders]

72 From Australia‐ 10/9/1943‐10/31/1943 Incoming [2‐3 of 3 folders] 

72 From Australia‐ 11/1/1943‐11/25/1943 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

72 From Australia‐ 11/25/1943‐12/31/1943 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

73 From Australia‐ 1/1/1944‐1/22/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

73 From Australia‐ 1/22/1944‐2/14/1944 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

73 From Australia‐ 2/15/1944‐3/6/1944 Incoming [1 of 2 folders]

74 From Australia‐ 2/15/1944‐3/6/1944 Incoming [2 of 2 folders]

74 From Australia‐ 3/6/1944‐3/22/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

74 From Australia‐ 2/25/1943‐5/2/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

74 From Australia‐ 5/3/1944‐6/24/1944 Incoming [1 of 3 folders]

75 From Australia‐ 5/3/1944‐6/24/1944 Incoming [2‐3 of 3 folders]

75 From Australia‐ 3/23/1944‐6/24/1944 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

75 From Australia‐ 4/27/1944‐5/27/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 3 folders]

76 From Australia‐ 4/27/1944‐5/27/1944 Incoming [3 of 3 folders]

76 From Australia‐ 4/7/1943‐10/4/1943 Incoming 

76 From Australia‐ 5/28/1944‐7/5/1944 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

76 From Australia‐ 7/5/1944‐ Incoming [1‐2 of 3 folders]

77 From Australia‐ 7/5/1944‐ Incoming [3 of 3 folders]

77 From Australia‐ 8/10/1944‐10/22/1944 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

77 From Australia‐ 6/24/1944‐9/9/1944 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

78 From Australia‐ 9/11/1944‐11/7/1944 Incoming 

78 From Australia‐ 1/2/1944‐11/12/1945 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

78 From Australia‐ 9/9/1944‐9/21/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

78 From Australia‐ 4/5/1942‐12/27/1945 Incoming [1 of 2 folders]

79 From Australia‐ 4/5/1942‐12/27/1945 Incoming [2 of 2 folders]

79 From Australia‐ 7/17/1942‐12/24/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

79 From Australia‐ 7/1/1942‐12/28/1945 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 folders]

80 To Australia‐ 9/17/1941‐6/13/1942 Outgoing [1‐4 of 4 folders]

80 To Australia‐ 5/12/1942‐9/20/1942 Outgoing [1‐3 of 3 folders]

80 To Australia‐ 9/21/1942‐12/12/1942 Outgoing [1 of 2 folders]

81 To Australia‐ 9/21/1942‐12/12/1942 Outgoing [2 of 2 folders]

81 To Australia‐ 12/10/1942‐2/8/1943 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 folders]

81 To Australia‐ 2/8/1943‐3/31/1943 Outgoing [1‐3 of 3 folders]

81 To Australia‐ 4/1/1943‐6/22/1943 Outgoing [1‐2 of 3 folders]

82 To Australia‐ 4/1/1943‐6/22/1943 Outgoing [3 of 3 folders]

82 To Australia‐ 6/23/1943‐9/15/1943 Outgoing [1‐3 of 3 folders]

82 To Australia‐ 9/14/1943‐12/7/1943 Outgoing [1‐3 of 3 folders]

83 To Australia‐ 12/6/1943‐2/7/1944 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 folders]

83 To Australia‐ 2/9/1944‐3/21/1944 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 folders]

83 To Australia‐ 3/21/1944‐5/17/1944 Outgoing [1‐3 of 3 folders]

84 To Australia‐ 5/17/1944‐7/3/1944 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 folders]

84 To Australia‐ 7/3/1944‐8/12/1944 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 folders]

84 To Australia‐ 8/12/1944‐8/31/1944 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 folders]

85 To Australia‐ 9/1/1944‐10/11/1944 Outgoing [1‐3 of 3 folders]

85 To Australia‐ 10/11/1944‐5/28/1945 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 folders]

85 To Australia‐ 6/14/1942‐12/29/1945 Outgoing [1‐2 of 3 folders]

86 To Australia‐ 6/14/1942‐12/29/1945 Outgoing [3 of 3 folders]

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 602

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95 From Bora‐Bora‐ 12/15/1942‐10/23/1943 Incoming #1‐#2 To Bora‐Bora‐

12/16/1942‐5/4/1943 Outgoing [2 folders]

137 From Canton Island ‐ 10/16/1942‐11/10/1944 Incoming

143 From Ceylon (Sri Lanka)‐ 1/15/1945‐4/4/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

144 From Ceylon (Sri Lanka)‐ 4/25/1944‐11/4/1944 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

144 From Ceylon (Sri Lanka)‐ 11/5/1944‐12/11/1944 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

145 From Ceylon (Sri Lanka)‐ 12/11/1944‐1/14/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 folders]

145 From Ceylon (Sri Lanka)‐ 4/5/1945‐11/21/1945 Incoming [1‐4 of 4 folders]

146 From Ceylon (Sri Lanka)‐ 4/2/1942‐12/4/1945 Incoming To Ceylon (Sri Lanka)‐

3/10/1942‐8/25/1945 Outgoing

151 #1‐#4 From China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA [American Military Mission to China 

]‐4/30/1942‐3/7/1943 Incoming [4 folders]

151 #5 From China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐ 3/9/1943‐7/4/1943 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

152 #6 From China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐6/26/1943‐10/16/1943 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

152 #7‐#8 From China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐10/16/1943‐3/18/1944 Incoming [2 

folders]

152 #9 From China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐ 3/22/1944‐6/18/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

153 #10 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 6/19/1944‐9/9/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

153 #11 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 9/9/1944‐11/6/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

153 #12 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 11/6/1944‐12/28/1944 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

154 #13 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 12/28/1944‐2/14/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

154 #14 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 2/15/1945‐3/11/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

154 #15 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 3/12/1945‐4/11/1945 Incoming [1‐2 of 3 

folders]

155 #15 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 3/12/1945‐4/11/1945 Incoming [3 of 3 

folders]

155 #16 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 4/12/1945‐5/4/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

155 #17 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 5/5/1945‐5/21/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

156 #18 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 5/21/1945‐6/5/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

156 #19 From China‐ Chunking‐ AMMISCA‐ 6/5/1945‐6/21/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

156 To: China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐ 12/14/1941‐6/23/1942 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

157 #2 To: China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐ 6/25/1942‐#6 7/5/1943 Outgoing [5 folders]

158 #7 To: China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐ 7/7/1943‐11/22/1943 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

158 #8 To: China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐ 11/22/1943‐2/11/1944 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

158 #9 To: China‐ Chungking‐ AMMISCA‐ 2/12/1944‐3/20/1944 Outgoing 

159 #20 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 6/22/1945‐6/30/1945 Incoming 

159 #21 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 7/2/1945‐7/16/1945 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

159 #22 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 7/17/1945‐8/1/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 603

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160 #23 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 8/2/1945‐8/16/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

160 #24 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 8/16/1945‐8/25/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

160 #25 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 8/24/1945‐9/5/1945 Incoming [1‐2 of 3 

folders]

161 #25 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 8/24/1945‐9/5/1945 Incoming [3 of 3 

folders]

161 #26 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 9/5/1945‐9/15/1945 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

161 #27 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 9/15/1945‐9/29/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

162 #28 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 9/29/1945‐10/15/1945 Incoming [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

162 #29 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 10/16/1945‐11/4/1945 Incoming [1‐3 of 3 

folders]

162 #30 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 11/5/1945‐11/27/1945 Incoming [1 of 3 

folders] 

163 #30 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐ 11/5/1945‐11/27/1945 Incoming [2‐3 of 3 

folders]

163 #31 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐11/26/1945‐12/20/1945 Incoming [1‐4 of 4 

folders]

163 #32 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CFBX‐12/20/1945‐12/31/1945 Incoming 

164 #1 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐2/8/1940/‐12/28/1940 Incoming 

164 #2 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐1/4/1941‐#9 7/21/1942 Incoming [8 

folders] 

165 #10 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐7/21/1942‐11/13/1942 Incoming

165 #11 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐11/15/1942‐#12 12/31/1942 

Incoming [2 folders]

165 #13 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐1/2/1943‐3/25/1943 

165 #14 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐3/26/1943‐5/13/1943 Incoming

165 #15 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐5/18/1943‐10/16/1943 Incoming 

[1 of 2 folders]

166 #15 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐5/18/1943‐10/16/1943 Incoming 

[2 of 2 folders]

166 #16 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐10/18/1943‐#18 11/7/1944 

Incoming [3 folders]

166 #19 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐11/7/1944‐8/27/1945 Incoming 

[1‐2 of 2 folders]

166 #20 From: China‐ Chungking‐Military Attaché ‐9/4/1945‐12/31/1945 Incoming 

167 #1 To: China‐Chungking‐ Military Attaché ‐ 3/3/1941‐#2 12/30/1941 Outgoing [2 

folders]

168 #3 To: China‐Chungking‐ Military Attaché ‐2/1/1942‐#7 1/30/1943 Outgoing [5 

folders]

168 #8 To: China‐Chungking‐ Military Attaché ‐2/1/1943‐7/3/1943 Outgoing [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

169 #9 To: China‐Chungking‐ Military Attaché ‐6/5/1943‐#10 3/21/1944 Outgoing [2 

folders] 

169 #1 From: China‐ Chungking‐ CLO‐ 10/9/1945‐12/26/1945 Incoming

169 #1 From: China‐ Chungking‐ GOLD‐ 12/29/1945 & 12/30/1945 Incoming

169 #1 From: China‐ Hong Kong‐ 3/26/1941‐12/8/1941 Incoming 

169 #1 To: China‐ Hong Kong‐ Military Attaché ‐ Outgoing‐ 6/5/1941‐12/8/1941 

169 #1 From: China‐Kunming‐ (Incoming) 3/26/1943‐#2 6/30/1943 [2 folders]

169 #3 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 7/1/1943‐9/16/1943 [1 of 2 folders]

170 #3 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 7/1/1943‐9/16/1943 [2 of 2 folders]

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 604

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170 #4 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 9/17/1943‐#6 12/30/1943 [3 folders]

170 #7 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 1/1/1944‐2/14/1944 [1‐21 of 2 folders]

170 #8 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 2/15/1944‐2/29/1944 

171 #9 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 3/1/1944‐4/9/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

171 #10 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 4/9/1944‐6/4/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

171 #11 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 6/4/1944‐7/11/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

171 #12 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 7/12/1944‐8/5/1944 

172 #13 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 8/7/1944‐8/27/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

172 #14 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 8/27/1944‐9/7/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

172 #15 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 9/8/1944‐#16 9/20/1944 [2 folders]

172 #17 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 9/20/1944‐9/30/1944 [1‐2 of 3 folders]

173 #17 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 9/20/1944‐9/30/1944 [3 of 3 folders]

173 #18 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 10/1/1944‐10/12/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

173 #19 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 10/13/1944‐10/25/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

173 #20 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 10/26/1944‐10/31/1944

173 #21 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 11/1/1944‐11/17/1944 [1‐2 of 3 folders]

174 #21 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 11/1/1944‐11/17/1944 [3 of 3 folders]

174 #22 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 11/18/1944‐12/4/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

174 #23 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 12/4/1944‐12/18/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

174 #24 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 12/19/1944‐12/30/1944 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

175 #25 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 12/30/1944‐1/15/1945

175 #26 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 1/15/1945‐2/10/1945 [1‐3 of 3 folders]

175 #27 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 2/11/1945‐3/5/1945 [1 of 2 folders]

176 #27 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming 2/11/1945‐3/5/1945 [2 of 2 folders]

176 #28 From: China‐ Kunming‐ Incoming China‐ State Dept.‐ Incoming 

7/1/1944‐7/30/1945 [2‐3 of 3 folders]

176 #5 From China‐ State Department‐Incoming 8/3/1945‐12/31/1945 [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

176 #6 From China‐ State Department‐Incoming 1/15/1944‐12/31/1945 [1‐2 of 2 

folders]

191 #1 From Cook Islands‐ Incoming 12/22/1942‐8/31/1943

203 #1 From: Efate Pacific‐ Incoming‐ 5/15/1942 #2 7/5/1944 [2 folders] 

203 #1 To: Efate Pacific- #2 5/4/ [2 folders]

230 #1 From: Fiji Islands‐ Incoming 6/18/1942‐#2 11/20/1942 [2 folders]

231 #3 From: Fiji Islands‐ Incoming 11/21/1942‐1/31/1943 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

231 #4 From: Fiji Islands‐ Incoming 2/1/1943‐#6 1/2/1945 [3 folders]

231 #1 To: Fiji Islands‐ Outgoing 6/7/1942‐8/21/1943

231 Fiji Islands‐ State Department & Navy‐ Incoming‐8/10/1942‐6/1/1944

384 #1 From: Guadalcanal‐ Incoming‐ 1/24/1943‐ #3 8/18/1943 [3 folders]

385 #4 From: Guadalcanal‐ Incoming‐ [ folders]

385 #1 To: Guadacanal‐ Outgoing‐ 1/17/1944‐8/1/1944 

386 #1 From: Guam‐ Incoming‐ 11/14/1944‐ #2 12/31/1945 [2 folders]

386 #1 To: Guam‐ Outgoing‐ 2/6/1945‐ #3 12/14/1945 [3 folders] 

386 #1 To: Guam‐ Unclassified‐ Outgoing‐ 12/4/1945 & 12/7/1945

390 #1 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 9/7/38‐ #6 9/5/1942 [6 folders]

391 #7 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 9/6/1942‐

391 #10 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 2/3‐ 

391 #12 From: Hawaii- Incoming- 7/29/1943 [3 folders]

392 #13 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 7/30/1943‐ #17 2/11/1944 [5 folders]

393 #18 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 2/11/1944‐ #20 4/24/1944 [3 folders]

393 #21 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 4/24/1944- #22 5/31/1944 

394 #22 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 5/31/1944‐ #26 10/28/1944 [5 folders]

395 #27 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming- 10/28/1944- #29 3/12/1945 [3 folders]

395 #30 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 3/1945- 4/22/1945

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 605

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396 #31 From: Hawaii‐ Incoming‐ 4/23/1945‐ #34 12/27/1945 [5 folders]

397 #1 From: Hawaii‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐8/21/1942‐ #2 4/5/1945 [3 folders]

397 #3 From: Hawaii‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐4/7/1945‐6/2/1945

398 #4 From: Hawaii‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐6/5/1945‐ #5 12/29/1945 

398 #1 : Hawaii‐ Honolulu‐ Incoming‐ 6/7/1942‐6/28/1942

398 #1 From: Hawaii‐”C”Series‐Incoming‐ 5/9/1945‐8/23/1945

398 #1 From: Hawaii‐ Navy‐Incoming‐ 5/7/1942 (only 1 sheet)

398 #1 To: Hawaii‐ Outgoing‐ 11/4/1940‐ #2 3/9/1942 [2 folders]

399 #3 To: Hawaii‐ Outgoing‐ 3/10/1942‐ #7 3/8/1943 [5 folders]

399 #8 To: Hawaii‐ Outgoing‐ 3/9/1943-4/12/1943

399 #9 To: Hawaii- Outgoing‐ 4/13/1943‐ #14 6/12/1944 [6 folders]

401 #15 To: Hawaii‐ Outgoing‐ 6/10/1944‐ #18 12/7/1944 [4 folders]

402 #19 To: Hawaii‐ Outgoing‐ 12/6/1944‐ #21 5/30/1945 [4 folders]

403 #22 To: Hawaii‐ Outgoing‐ 5/31/1945‐ #24 12/29/1945 [3 folders]

403 #1 To: Hawaii‐ Unclassified‐ Outgoing‐ 10/3/1945‐12/29/1945

413 #1 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming‐ 9/3/1942‐ #6 8/22/1943 [6 folders]

414 #7 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming‐ 8/22/1943‐ #10 12/31/1943 [4 folders]

415 #11 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming‐ 1/1/1944‐ #12 2/12/1944 [2 folders]

415 #13 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming- 2/12/1944‐ #16 5/1/1944 [4 folders]

416 #17 From: India‐ AMMDEL-Incoming 5/1/1944-5/16/1944

417 #21 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming‐ 6/24/1944‐ #22 7/13/1944 [2 folders]

417 #23 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming- 7/12/1944‐ #25 8/8/1944 [4 folders]

418 #26 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming‐8/9/1944‐ #29 9/17/1944 [5 folders]

419 #30 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming‐9/17/1944‐ #31 10/3/1944 [2 folders]

419 #32 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming-10/5/1944‐ #33 11/7/1944 

420 #34 From: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Incoming‐11/7/1944‐ #35 12/5/1944 [2 folders]

420 #36 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐12/5/1944‐ #37 12/31/1944 [3 folders]

421 #38 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐1/1/1945‐ #39 2/3/1945 [3 folders]

421 #40 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐2/4/1945‐ #1941 2/27/1945 [2 folders]

422 #42 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐2/27/1945‐ #44 4/13/45 [5 folders] 

423 #45 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐4/13/1945‐4/29/1945

423 #46 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐4/29/1945‐ #48 6/22/1945 [3 folders]

424 #49 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐6/23/1945‐ #52 9/11/1945 [4 folders]

425 #53 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming 9/11/1945‐ #54 11/3/1945 [3 folders]

425 #55 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐11/4/1945‐11/29/1945 [1 of 2 folders]

425 #55 From: India- AMMEDEL- Incoming‐11/4/1945‐11/29/1945 [2 of 2 folders]

425 #56 From: India‐ AMMEDEL‐ Incoming‐11/30/1945‐12/31/1945 [1‐2 of 2 folders]

425 #1 To: India‐ AMMDEL‐ Outgoing/1 #2 5/18/1943 [2 folders]

427 #3 To: India‐ AMMDEL‐Outgoing‐ 5/19/1943‐#7 3/21/1944 [5 folders]

428 #1 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ Consolidated‐Outgoing‐ 3/21/1944‐ #3 7/25/1944

428 #4 To: India‐ New Delhi- Outgoing‐ 7/25/1944- 31 

429 #5 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ Consolidated‐Outgoing‐ 8/31/1944‐ #8 1/4/1945 [4 

folders]

429 #9 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ Consolidated‐Outgoing‐1/4/1945‐2/27/1945 [1 of 2 

folder]

430 #9 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ Consolidated‐Outgoing‐1/4/1945‐2/27/1945 [2 of 2 

folder]

430 #10 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ Consolidated‐Outgoing‐3/2/1945‐ #12 7/9/1945 [3 

folders]

431 #1 To: India‐AMMISCA‐Incoming‐ 5/15/1942‐1/10/1943

431 #1 From: India‐ AMMISCA‐ Incoming-8/16/1942‐12/13/1943

431 #13 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ Consolidated‐Outgoing‐7/11/1945‐ #15 12/31/1945 [3 

folders]

431 #1 To: India‐ Unclassified‐ Outgoing‐10/2/1945‐12/20/1945

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 606

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432 #1 From: India‐ Military Observer/M.A.‐Incoming‐ 5/31/1941‐ #6 12/19/1942 [6 

folders]

433 #1 To: India- Military Observer/M.A.-Outgoing‐ 7/31/1941‐4/17/1942

433 #7 From: India‐ Incoming‐ 12/11/1942‐ #11 12/29/1945 [5 folders]

434 #2 To: India‐ Military Observer/M.A.‐Outgoing‐ 4/18/1942‐ #6 3/20/1944 [5 

folders]

434 #1 From: India‐ New Delhi‐ Aquila‐Incoming‐4/25/1942‐#2 7/13/1942 [2 folders] 

435 #3 From: India‐ New Delhi‐ Aquila‐Incoming‐7/14/1942‐#9 5/16/1943 [7 folders]

436 #10 From: India‐ New Delhi‐ Aquila‐Incoming‐ 5/17/1943‐ #14 2/9/1944 [5 

folders]

437 #15 From: India‐ New Delhi‐ Aquia‐Incoming‐2/10/1944‐#16 4/1/1944 [2 folders] 

437 #1 To: India‐ New Delhi‐Aquila‐Outgoing 7/12/1942‐ #3 3/17/1944 [3 folders]

437 #1 From: India‐ Calcutta‐”CAB” Series‐ Incoming‐ 2/9/1942‐5/18/1944

438 #2 From: India‐ Calcutta‐”CAB” Series‐ Incoming‐5/18/1944-#5 1/1/1945 

439 #6 From: India‐ Calcutta‐”CAB” Series‐Incoming‐1/1/1945‐#8 3/10/1945 [4 

folders] 

439 #9 From: India‐ Calcutta‐”CAB” Series-Incoming‐3/11/1945‐3/31/1945

440 #10 From: India‐ Calcutta‐”CAB” Series‐Incoming‐4/1/1945‐#13 9/14/1945 [4 

folders]

441 #14 From: India‐ Calcutta‐”CAB” Series‐Incoming‐9/17/1945‐11/29/1945

441 #1 To: India‐ Calcutta‐ Outgoing‐7/24/1942‐3/20/4 

441 #1 From: India‐ New Delhi‐COPIR‐Incoming 11/9/1943‐3/2/1944

441 #1 To: India‐ New Delhi‐COPIR‐Outgoing 11/2/1943‐3/2/1944

441 #1 to: India‐ COSSEA‐Outgoing‐25 10/1/1945

441 #1 From: India‐ New Delhi‐ JICACBI‐Incoming‐ 9/3/1943‐ #5 1/1/1945 [5 folders]

442 #1 From: I Kharagpur‐ Incoming 11/20/1944‐1/7/1945

442 #1 To: India‐ JICACBI‐ Out‐9/4/1943 - #3 12/27/1944 [3 folders]

442 #6 From: India‐ New Delhi‐ JICACBI‐Incoming‐ 1/2/1945‐#7 10/9/1945 [2 

folders]

443 #1 From: India‐ Karachi‐ Incoming‐4/30/1942‐ #2 11/5/1945 [2 folders]

443 #1 From: India‐ Karachi‐Enders‐Incoming 8/16/1942‐1/19/1944

443 #2 From: India‐ Kharagpur‐ Incoming‐1/7/1945‐ #4 10/16/1945 [3 folders]

444 #1 To: India‐ Karachi‐Outgoing‐4/14/1942‐#4 2/3/1944 [4 folders]

444 #1 From: India‐ Mountbatten‐ Incoming 2/10/1944‐ #2 12/11/1944 [2 folders]

445 #3 From: India‐ Mountbatten‐ Incoming‐12/13/1944‐11/14/1945

445 #1 From: India‐ New Delhi‐ OSS‐Incoming 9/1/1943‐ #3 5/15/1944 [3 folders]

445 #1 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ OSS‐ Outgoing‐8/31/1943‐ #2 5/18/1944 [2 folders]

445 #1 From: India‐ Tigar (Wheeler)‐Incoming 7/6/1942‐ #2 3/20/1944 [2 folders]

445 #1 To: India‐ New Delhi‐ Tigar‐Outgoing 8/22/1942‐3/17/1944

445 #1 From: India‐ Peshawar‐ Enders‐Incoming‐ 2/6/1942‐5/16/1943

446 #1 From: India‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐5/19/1942‐ #4 7/5/1944 [4 folders]

447 #5 From: India‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐7/5/1944‐ #8 11/19/1944 [4 folders]

448 #9 From: India‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐11/17/1944‐ #10 1/19/1945 [2 folders] 

448 #10 From: India- Odd Numbers‐ Incoming-1/18/1945‐ #11 2/25/1945 [1-2 of 2 

folders]

449 #12 From: India‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐3/1/1945‐ #15 6/30/1945 [6 folders]

450 #16 From: India‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐7/1/1945‐ #19 6/15/1946 [6 folders] 

451 #1 From: India‐ Miscellaneous‐nc 1/1/1944‐3/21/1944

451 #1 From: India‐ State Dept.‐ Incoming‐8/9/1942‐ #3 12/27/1945 [3 folders]

451 #1 From: India‐ Navy‐ Incoming‐ 8/10/1942

451 #1 To: India‐ State Dept.‐ Outgoing‐6/24/1943‐ 11/23/1945

503 #1 From: Japan‐ Incoming‐7/22/39- #4 12/14/1941 [4 folders]

503 #1 From: Japan‐”CA” Series‐ Incoming‐8/31/1945‐9/25/1945

504 #2 From: Japan‐”CA” Series‐ Incoming‐9/25/1945‐ #4 10/20/1945 [3 folders]

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 607

Box Subject

504 #5 From: Japan‐”CA” Series‐ Incoming-10/20/1945‐ #7 11/15/1945 [3 folders]

505 #8 From: Japan‐”CA” Series‐ Incoming‐11/15/1945‐ #11 12/31/1945 [4 folders]

505 #1 From: Japan‐”ZA” Series‐ Incoming‐9/1/1945‐10/2/1945

506 #2 From: Japan‐”ZA” Series‐ Incoming‐10/3/1945‐ #4 12/31/1945 [3 folders]

506 #1 From: Japan‐”TOKA” Series‐ Incoming‐9/9/1945‐5/17/1946

506 #1 From: Japan- Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐8/16/1945‐ #2 9/8/1945 [2 folders]

507 #3 From: Japan‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐9/18/1945‐ #4 12/27/1945 [2 folders]

507 #1 To: Japan‐ Tokyo‐ Outgoing‐ 6/27/1940‐#2 12/3/1941 [2 folders]

507 #1 To: Japan‐ Outgoing‐ 8/22/1945‐ #4 12/17/1945 [4 folders]

508 #5 To: Japan‐Outgoing‐12/18/1945‐12/31/1945

508 #1 From: Japan‐ State Dept.‐ Incoming‐9/27/1945‐ #2 12/29/1945 [2 folders]

508 #1 To: Outgoing‐ 10/18/1945‐12/5/1945

508 #1 To: Japan‐ Unclassified‐ Outgoing‐9/29/1945‐12/29/1945

508 #1 From: Java‐ Incoming‐ 9/9/1941‐ #2 2/27/1942 [2 folders]

508 #1 From: Java‐ State Dept.‐ Incoming‐10/31/1945‐12/27/1945

508 #1 To: Java‐ Outgoing‐ 9/23/1941‐3/3/1942

509 To: Korea‐ Stat Dept.‐ Outgoing‐11/29/1945 (only 2 sheets‐ same date)

520 #1 From: New Caledonia‐ Incoming 4/11/1943‐ #2 6/27/1943 [2 folders]

521 #3 From: New Caledonia‐ Incoming‐6/28/1943‐ #6 12/27/1943 [4 folders]

521 #7 From: New Caledonia- Incoming- 12/28/1943‐ /4 

522 #1 From: New Caledonia‐ Harmon‐Incoming 8/14/1942‐12/10/1942

522 #1 From: New Caledonia‐ Patch‐ Incoming 9/1/1942‐11/18/1942

522 #8 From: New Caledonia‐ Incoming‐1/27/1944‐ #11 12/19/1945 [4 folders]

523 #1 From: New Caledonia‐ Miscellaneous‐Incoming‐ 4/5/1942‐#4 7/11/1944 [4 

folders]

523 #2 From: New Caledonia‐ Harmon‐Incoming 12/11/1942‐ #3 4/10/1943 [2 

folders] 

524 #1 To: New Caledonia- Outgoing‐3/29/ - #5 6/28/1943 [5 folders]

525 #1 From: New Caledonia‐ Navy & State Dept.‐ Incoming‐ 2/1/1943‐8/14/1945

525 #1 To: New Caledonia‐ Unclassified‐Outgoing‐ 10/19/1945 (only 1 sheet)

525 #6 To: New Caledonia‐ Outgoing‐6/28/1943‐#10 8/7/1944 [5 folders]

528 #1 From: New Guinea- Incoming 9/15/1944‐ #3 10/24/1944 folders]

528 #1 From: New Guinea thru Brisbane‐”CA” Series‐ Incoming‐ 8/30/1943‐ #2 

12/31/1943 [2 folders]

528 #1 From: New Guinea‐”A” Series‐ Incoming 10/7/1944‐12/24/1944

528 #1 From: New Guinea‐”C” Series‐ Incoming 10/26/1944‐11/11/1944

528 #1 From: New Guinea‐”CA” Series‐Incoming 12/31/1943‐11/26/1944

529 #2 From: New Guinea‐”C” Series‐ Incoming 11/11/1944‐12/27/1944

529 #1 From: New Guinea-”CR” Series-Incoming

529 #1 From: New Guinea‐”W” Series‐ Incoming 10/14/1944‐ #2 3/23/1945 [2 

folders]

529 #1 From: New Guinea‐ Odd Numbers‐ Incoming‐8/30/1943‐9/12/1945

529 #1 To: New Guinea‐ Outgoing‐ 11/1/1944‐#3 12/15/1944 [3 folders]

530 #4 To: New Guinea‐ Outgoing‐ 12/15/1944‐#6 2/11/1945 [3 folders]

530 #1 From: New Hebrides‐Incoming‐9/24/1942‐#2 6/20/1945 [2 folders] Outgoing‐

2/7/1944 (only 1 sheet)

530 #1 From: New Zealand-Auckland‐Incoming 4/21/1942‐6/7/1944

530 #1 To: New Zealand‐ Auckland‐ Outgoing‐1/19/1942‐11/17/1944

531 #1 From: New Zealand‐Wellington‐Incoming‐5/1/1942‐#2 12/23/1945 [2 folders]

531 #1 To: New Zealand‐Wellington‐Outgoing‐4/28/1942‐ #3 12/29/1945 [3 folders]

531 #1 From: New Zealand‐ Navy‐ Incoming‐ 1942

531 #1 From: New Zealand‐ State Dept. Incoming‐ 3/6/1943‐12/12/1945

531 #1 To: New Zealand‐ Unclassified‐Outgoing‐ 10/8/1945‐12/22/1945

533 #1 From: Okinawa‐ Incoming‐ 7/10/1945‐12/17/1945

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 608

Box Subject

533 #1 To: Okinawa‐Outgoing‐7/13/1945‐11/3/1945

544 #1 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”A” Series‐Incoming‐ 12/11/1944‐12/19/1945

545 #2 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”C” Series‐ Incoming - #5

546 #6 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”C” Series‐Incoming‐2/10/1945‐#8 3/28/1945 [3 

folders]

546 #9 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”C” Series-Incoming‐ 3/29/1945‐4/11/1945

547 #10 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”C” Series‐Incoming‐4/13/1945‐#14 5/31/1945 [5 

folders]

548 #15 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”C” Series‐Incoming‐ 5/31/1945‐6/8/1945

548 #16 From: Philippines‐Manila‐”C” Series-Incoming‐6/8/1945‐#19 7/2/1945 [4 

folders] 

549 #20 From: Philippines‐Manila‐”C” Series‐Incoming‐ 7/2/1945‐7/10/1945

549 #21 From: Philippines‐Manila‐”C” Series‐Incoming‐7/8/1945‐#22 7/19/1945 [2 

folders]

549 #23 From: Philippines‐”C” Series‐Incoming 7/19/1945‐#24 7/30/1945 [2 folders]

550 #25 From: Philippines‐ “C” Series-Incoming 7/30/1945‐ #28 8/25/1945 [4 folders]

551 #29 From: Philippines‐”C” Series‐Incoming 8/25/1945‐ #30 9/7/1945 [2 folders]

551 #31 From: Philippines‐”C” Series‐Incoming 9/7/1945‐ #33 12/31/1945 [3 folders]

552 #1 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”CA” Series‐Incoming‐ 1/14/1945‐12/14/1945

552 #1 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”U” Series‐Incoming‐ 11/15/1944‐3/8/1945

552 #2 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”U” Series‐Incoming‐1/27/1945‐#4 2/18/1945 [3 

folders]

553 #5 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”U” Series‐Incoming‐2/16/1945‐#10 4/11/1945 [6 

folders]

554 #1 From: Philippines‐ Leyte‐”U” Series-USAFFE‐ Incoming‐ 4/11/1945‐#3 

6/9/1945 [3 folders]

554 #1 From: Philippines‐ Manila‐”Z” Series‐Incoming‐8/15/1945‐#3 9/10/1945 [3 

554 folders]

555 #4 From: Philippines‐ Manila‐”Z” Series‐5‐#5 12/31/1945 [2 folder]

555 #1 From: Philippines‐ Odd Numbers‐Leyte Incoming‐4/12/1944‐#2 4/30/1945 [2 

folders]

555 From: Philippines‐Manila‐Miscellaneous‐Incoming‐5/1/1945‐9/14/1945 [2 folders]

556 From: Philippines‐Manila‐Miscellaneous‐Incoming‐9/17/1945‐12/31/1945 [2 

folders]

556 #1 To: Philippines Dept.‐ Outgoing‐8/14/1940‐ #3 5/5/1942 [3 folders]

556 #4 To: Philippines‐ Outgoing 5

557 #5 To: Philippines‐ Outgoing‐ 2/22/1945‐#8 5/14/1945 [5 folders]

558 #9 To: Philippines‐ Outgoing‐ 5/14/1945‐#12 7/27/1945 [5 folders]

559 #13 To: Philippines‐ Outgoing‐ 7/5‐#17 9/10/1945 [6 folders]

560 #18 To: Philippines‐ Outgoing‐ 9/11/1945‐#22 12/12/1945 [6 folders]

561 #23 To: Philippines‐ Outgoing‐ 12/13/1945‐1/1/1946

561 Philippines‐State Dept.‐Incoming‐ 3/1945‐12/10/1945

561 #1 To: Philippines‐State Dept.‐Outgoing 4/2/1945‐12/10/1945

561 #1 To: Philippines‐Leyte‐Unclassified‐Outgoing‐ 10/2/1945‐12/29/1945

593 #1 From: Saipan‐ Incoming‐ 10/28/1944-10/9/1945

593 #1 To: Saipan‐Outgoing‐11/26/1944‐11/8/1945

593 #1 From: Samoa‐ Incoming‐ 1/23/1944 (3 messages w/ same date)

593 # 1 From: Singapore‐ Incoming‐ 4/17/1941- #4 12/28/1945 [4 folders]

593 #1 To: Singapore‐ Outgoing‐ 6/19/ -1/25/1942

593 #1 From: Singapore‐State Dept.‐Incoming 10/18/1945‐12/28/1945 

593 #1 To: Singapore‐ Unclassified‐Outgoing 12/6/1945‐12/7/1945

594 #1 Solomon Islands‐ Rendova Island- Incoming‐1/6/1944‐7/12/1944

632 #1 From: Thailand‐ Incoming‐ 4/10/1941‐12/15/1941 Outgoing‐

7/9/1941‐12/12/1941

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 609

Box Subject

632 #1 From: Thailand‐ State Dept.‐Incoming 3/10/1945‐12/20/1945

632 #1 From: Tonga Tabu‐ Pacific‐ Incoming‐ 6/17/1942‐ 2/28/1943

632 #1 To: Tonga Tabu‐ Outgoing‐ 10/11/1942‐1/13/1943

649 From: State Dept. For Navy‐ 7/25/1942‐9/16/1942

649 Naval Communications‐ Incoming‐ 9/1940‐ 3/25/1942 [6 folders]

650 Naval Communications‐ Incoming‐3/26/1942-7/24/1942 [6 folders]

651 Naval Communications‐ Incoming‐7/24/1942‐8/26/1942 [3 folders]

651 #0 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 8/27/1942

652 #1 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 9/7/1942‐ #3 10/11/1942 [5 folders]

652 #4 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 2/1942‐ #7 11/10/1942 [5 folders]

654 #8 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 11/9/1942‐ #9 11/23/1942 [2 folders]

654 #10 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 11/23/1942- #11 12/9/1942 [2 folders]

654 #12 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 12/10/1942‐12/20/1942 [1 of 2 folders]

655 #12 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 12/10/1942‐12/20/1942 [2 of 2 folders]

655 #13 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 12/20/1942‐ #17 1/21/43 [5 folders]

656 #18 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 1/22/1943- #20 2/12/1943 [3 folders]

656 #21 From: Navy‐Incoming‐2/12/1943‐2/18/1943 

657 #22 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 2/21/1943‐#24 3/15/1943 [3 folders]

657 #25 From: Navy‐Incoming‐3/15/1943‐3/19/1943 [1 of 2 folders]

658 #25 From: Navy‐Incoming‐3/15/1943‐3/19/1943 [2 of 2 folders]

658 #26 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 3/20/1943‐ #28 4/12/1943 [3 folders] 

658 #29 From: Navy- Incoming‐ 4/13/1943‐ #30 4/27/1943 [2 folders]

659 #31 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 4/27/1943- 4/27/1943-5/6/1943

659 #32 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐5/5/1943‐5/13/1943 [1 of 2 folders]

660 #32 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐5/5/1943‐5/13/1943 [2 of 2 folders]

660 #33 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 5/12/1943‐ #35 5/30/1943 [3 folders]

661 #36 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 5/29/1943‐ #39 6/26/1943 [4 folders]

662 #40 From: Navy- Incoming – 6/28/1943‐7/3/1943

662 #41 From: Navy- Incoming‐ 7/3/1943‐ #1943 7/22/1943 [3 folders]

662 #44 From: Navy‐Incoming‐7/22/1943‐7/30/1943 1 of 2 folders]

663 #44 From: Navy‐Incoming‐7/22/1943‐7/30/1943 [2 of 2 folders]

663 #45 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 7/30/1943‐ #47 8/27/1943 [3 folders]

664 #48 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 8/27/1943‐ #50 10/5/1943 [4 folders]

664 #51 From: Navy‐Incoming‐10/6/1943‐10/31/1943

664 #52 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 10/31/1943‐ #55 12/31/1943 [4 folders]

664 #56 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐1/1/1944‐1/21/1944 [1 of 2 folders]

666 #56 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐1/1/1944‐1/21/1944 [2 of 2 folders]

666 #57 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐1/22/1944‐ #60 2/29/1944 [4 folders]

667 #61 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐3/1/1944‐3/9/1944

667 #62 From: Navy- Incoming-4 [4 folders]

668 #65 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 4/14/1944‐ #68 6/16/1944 [4 folders]

669 #69 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 6/15/1944‐ #70 7/10/1944 [2 folders]

669 #71 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 7/11/1944‐ #73 7/31/1944 [3 folders]

670 #74 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 8/1/1944‐ #77 9/10/1944 [4 folders]

671 #78 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 9/11/1944‐ #81 10/22/1944 [4 folders]

671 #82 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 10/22/1944‐ #85 11/30/1944 [4 folders]

673 #86 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 12/1/1944‐#90 1/16/1945 [5 folders]

674 #91 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 1/16/1945‐ #95 3/7/1945 [5 folders]

675 #96 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 3/7/1945- #99 4/9/1945 [4 folders]

676 #100 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 4/9/1945‐ #103 5/8/1945 [4 folders]

677 #104 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 5/9/1945‐ #107 5/31/1945 [4 folders]

677 #108 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐6/1/1945‐6/6/1945

678 #109 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 6/6/1945‐ #112 7/9/1945 [4 folders]

679 #113 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 7/9/1945‐ #116 8/7/1945 [4 folders]

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57A, Incoming and Outgoing Messages and Related Records, 1942-1945
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 610

Box Subject

680 #117 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 8/7/1945‐ #119 8/31/1945 [3 folders]

680 #120 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 9/1/1945- #121 9/30/1945 [2 folders]

681 #122 From: Navy‐ Incoming‐ 10/1/1945‐ #125 12/31/1945 [4 folders]

681 #1 To: Navy Commands

685 #1 From: Air Forces‐ Incoming‐ 3/15/1942‐8/17/1945

685 #1 To: Air Forces‐ Outgoing‐ 3/16/1942‐9/21/1945

700 #1 From: Western Defense Command‐ Incoming‐ 7/8/1941‐#2 4/29/1942 [2 

folders]

700 #3 From: Western Defense Command‐ Incoming‐ 5/1/1942‐#5 11/16/1942 [3 

folders]

701 #6 From: Western Defense Command‐ Incoming‐ 11/17/1942‐#10 2/10/1945 [5 

folders]

702 #11 From: Western Defense Command‐ Incoming‐ 2/11/1945‐12/20/1945

702 #1 To: Western Defense Command‐Outgoing 3/25/1941‐ #3 4/12/1943 [3 folders]

702 #4 To: Western Defense Command‐Outgoing 4/16/1943‐ #5 1/6/1945 [2 folders]

702 #6 To: Western Defense and‐Outgoing 1/15/1945‐ #7 12/29/1945 [2 folders]

702 #1 To: Western Defense Command‐ Unclassified‐

Outgoing‐10/16/1945‐12/29/1945

715 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing 9/26/1940‐10/31/1941 [4 folders]

716 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 11/1/1941‐3/19/1942 [5 folders]

717 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 3/19/1942‐8/25/1942 [7 folders]

717 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 8/26/1942‐9/17/1942 [1 of 2 folders]

717 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 8/26/1942‐9/17/1942 [2 of 2 folders]

717 General File- Incoming/Outgoing‐ 9/18/1942‐12/24/1942 [3 folders]

719 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 12/22/1942‐4/8/1943 [4 folders]

720 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 4/8/1943‐8/4/1943 [4 folders]

721 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 8/4/1943‐11/9/1943 [3 folders]

722 General File- Incoming/Outgoing- 11/10/1943‐9/20/1944 [4 folders]

723 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 9/21/1944‐4/27/1945 [4 folders]

724 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 4/28/1945‐10/31/1945 [6 folders]

725 General File‐ Incoming/Outgoing‐ 10/31/1945‐12/30/1945

731 #1 State Dept.‐ Miscellaneous‐Incoming/Outgoing‐1/22/1944‐#3 12/19/1945 [3 

folders]

731 Teletypes & Telephone Conservations-Miscellaneous-Incoming/

Outgoing‐4/18/1944‐6/26/1945

731 Telephone Conferences‐ Outgoing‐ 12/3/1944‐12/3/1945

“Top Secret” Incoming and Outgoing Cables 1942-1952 (0319-NM-3-58) 

Boxes 1-189 location: 270/7/26/02

“Top Secret” Incoming and Outgoing Cables 1942-1952 (0319-UD-1045) 

Boxes 148-209 location: 631/59/20/05

Incoming and Outgoing Messages 1946 (0319-NM-3-57B) 

Boxes 1-182 location: 270/7/13/05

Incoming and Outgoing Messages 1947 (0319-NM-3-57C)

Boxes 1-88 location: 270/7/17/03

Incoming and Outgoing Messages 1948 (0319-NM-3-57D)

Boxes 1-86 location: 270/7/19/02

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 57D: Incoming and Outgoing Messages, 1948
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 611

Transcripts of Teletype Conferences Between the Department of the Army and U.S. 

and Foreign Military and Diplomatic Representatives 1941‐1946 (0319-NM-3-59)

Contains teletypes (TT), cables, reports, summaries, communiqués, dispatches, and 

paraphrases (PP) of War Department messages sent and received by various MIS branches 

and other intelligence-gathering agencies. Records relate to the strength of Axis global 

influence, personnel matters, submarine sightings, troop movements, intelligence reports, 

domestic affairs affecting the war effort, foreign radio broadcasts, and diplomatic concerns. 

Records are divided into four segments: domestic commands, Military Intelligence Service 

(MIS) components, army units, and miscellaneous reports and messages. They are 

thereunder arranged by date of issue. Boxes 1-253 location: 270/7/29/03.

Box Subject 

1 Teletypes (TT) to American Intelligence Command (AIC)

2 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 

3 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) thru 11‐15‐1942

4 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 11‐16‐1942 thru 12‐3‐1942

5 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 12‐4‐1942 thru 12‐15‐1942

6 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 12‐16‐1942 thru 12‐29‐1942

7 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 12‐30‐1942 thru 1‐9‐1943

8 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐10‐1943 thru 1‐23‐1943

9 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐24‐1943 thru 2‐7‐1943

10 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐8‐1943 thru 2‐20‐1943

11 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐21‐1943 thru 3‐8‐1943

12 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 3‐9‐1943 thru 3‐23‐1943

13 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 3‐24‐1943 thru 4‐7‐1943

14 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 4‐8‐1943 thru 4‐23‐1943

15 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 4‐24‐1943 thru 5‐10‐1943

16 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 5‐11‐1943 thru 5‐27‐1943

17 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 5‐28‐1943 thru 6‐10‐1943

18 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 6‐11‐1943 thru 6‐24‐1943

19 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 6‐25‐1943 thru 7‐9‐1943

20 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 7‐10‐1943 thru 7‐23‐1943

21 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 7‐24‐1943 thru 8‐10‐1943 

22 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 8‐11‐1943 thru 8‐24‐1943 

23 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 8‐25‐1943 thru 9‐8‐1943

24 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 9‐9‐1943 thru 9‐22‐1943

25 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 9‐23‐1943 thru 10‐10‐1943

26 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 10‐11‐1943 thru 10‐26‐1943

27 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 10‐27‐1943 thru 11‐13‐1943

28 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 11‐14‐1943 thru 11‐30‐1943

29 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 12‐1‐1943 thru 12‐16‐1943

30 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 12‐17‐1943 thru 12‐31‐1943

31 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐1‐1944 thru 1‐12‐1944

32 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐13‐1944 thru 1‐24‐1944

33 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐25‐1944 thru 2‐3‐1944

34 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐4‐1944 thru 2‐16‐1944

35 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐17‐1944 thru 2‐27‐1944

36 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐28‐1944 thru 3‐8‐1944

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 59: Teletype Conferences Between the Department of the Army and U.S. and Foreign Military and Diplomatic Representatives 1941‐1946
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 612

Box Subject 

37 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 3‐9‐1944 thru 3‐22‐1944

38 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 3‐23‐1944 thru 4‐4‐1944

39 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 4‐5‐1944 thru 4‐21‐1944

40 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 4‐22‐1944 thru 5‐8‐1944

41 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 5‐9‐1944 thru 5‐26‐1944

42 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 5‐27‐1944 thru 6‐12‐1944

43 TT to American Intelligence Command (AIC) 6‐13‐1944 thru 6‐24‐1944

43 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 9‐12‐1942 thru 10‐15‐1942

44 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 10‐16‐1942 thru 11‐18‐1942

45 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 11‐19‐1942 thru 12‐14‐1942

46 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 12‐15‐1942 thru 1‐6‐1943

47 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐7‐1943 thru 1‐31‐1943

48 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐1‐1943 thru 2‐25‐1943

49 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐26‐1943 thru 3‐22‐1943

50 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 3‐23‐1943 thru 4‐16‐1943

51 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 4‐17‐1943 thru 5‐14‐1943

52 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 5‐15‐1943 thru 6‐9‐1943

53 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 6‐10‐1943 thru 7‐6‐1943

54 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 7‐7‐1943 thru 8‐2‐1943

55 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 8‐3‐1943 thru 8‐29‐1943

56 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 8‐30‐1943 thru 9‐24‐1943

57 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 9‐25‐1943 thru 10‐20‐1943

58 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 10‐21‐1943 thru 11‐18‐1943

59 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 11‐19‐1943 thru 12‐19‐1943

60 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 12‐20‐1943 thru 1‐7‐1944

61 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐8‐1944 thru 1‐28‐1944

62 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 1‐29‐1944 thru 2‐17‐1944

63 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 2‐18‐1944 thru 3‐9‐1944

64 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 3‐10‐1944 thru 3‐29‐1944

65 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 3‐30‐1944 thru 4‐13‐1944

66 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 4‐14‐1944 thru 4‐28‐1944

67 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 4‐29‐1944 thru 5‐18‐1944

68 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 5‐19‐1944 thru 6‐5‐1944

69 TT from American Intelligence Command (AIC) 6‐6‐1944 thru 6‐25‐1944

82 TT to Western Defense Command (WDC) 3‐11‐1942 thru 9‐21‐1942

83 TT to Western Defense Command (WDC) 9‐22‐1942 thru 11‐3‐1942

84 TT to Western Defense Command (WDC) 11‐4‐1942 thru 1‐28‐1943

85 TT to Western Defense Command (WDC) 1‐29‐1943 thru 4‐20‐1943

86 TT to Western Defense Command (WDC) 4‐21‐1943 thru 7‐15‐1943

87 TT to Western Defense Command (WDC) 7‐16‐1943 thru 1‐31‐1944

88 TT to Western Defense Command (WDC) 2‐1‐1944 thru 2‐19‐1946

89 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 3‐8‐1942 thru 8‐31‐1942

90 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 9‐1‐1942 thru 10‐21‐1942

91 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 10‐22‐1942 thru 12‐3‐1942

92 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 12‐4‐1942 thru 1‐6‐1943

93 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 1‐7‐1943 thru 2‐23‐1943

94 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 2‐24‐1943 thru 3‐30‐1943

95 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 3‐31‐1943 thru 4‐29‐1943

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 59: Teletype Conferences Between the Department of the Army and U.S. and Foreign Military and Diplomatic Representatives 1941‐1946
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 613

Box Subject 

96 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 4‐30‐1943 thru 6‐5‐1943

97 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 6‐6‐1943 thru 7‐5‐1943

98 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 7‐6‐1943 thru 8‐10‐1943

99 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 8‐11‐1943 thru 9‐16‐1943

100 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 9‐17‐1943 thru 11‐4‐1943

101 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 11‐5‐1943 thru 1‐13‐1945

102 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 1‐14‐1945 thru 4‐12‐1945

103 TT from Western Defense Command (WDC) 4‐13‐1945 thru 2‐17‐1946

104 TT to Branch Office Military Intelligence Division (BOMID) 6‐17‐1944 thru 

4‐15‐1945

105 TT to Branch Office Military Intelligence Division (BOMID) 4‐16‐1945 thru 

6‐28‐1946

105 TT from Branch Office Military Intelligence Division (BOMID) 5‐3‐1943 thru 

9‐20‐1944

106 TT from Branch Office Military Intelligence Division (BOMID) 9‐21‐1944 thru 

2‐28‐1945

107 TT from Branch Office Military Intelligence Division (BOMID) 3‐1‐1945 thru 

6‐30‐1945

108 TT from Branch Office Military Intelligence Division (BOMID) 7‐1‐1945 thru 

6‐15‐1946

109 TT to Military Intelligence Service-New York (Military Intelligence Service-NY) 

11‐29‐1942 thru 12‐31‐1943

110 TT to Military Intelligence Service-New York (Military Intelligence Service-NY) 

1‐1‐1944 thru 12‐4‐1944

110 TT from Military Intelligence Service-New York (Military Intelligence Service-NY) 

11‐6‐1942 thru 5‐18‐1943

111 TT from Military Intelligence Service-New York (Military Intelligence Service-NY) 

5‐19‐1943 thru 12‐6‐1944

112 TT to Military Intelligence Service-San Francisco (Military Intelligence Service-SF) 

12‐9‐1942 thru 6‐29‐1944

112 TT from Military Intelligence Service-San Francisco (Military Intelligence 

Service‐SF) 2‐19‐1943 thru 6‐30‐1944

112 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 7‐2‐1942 thru 3‐31‐1943

113 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 4‐1‐1943 thru 9‐5‐1943

114 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 9‐6‐1943 thru 12‐5‐1943 

115 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 12‐6‐1943 thru 2‐15‐1944

116 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 2‐16‐1944 thru 4‐16‐1944

117 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 4‐17‐1944 thru 7‐5‐1944 

118 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 7‐6‐1944 thru 9‐4‐1944

119 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 9‐5‐1944 thru 11‐10‐1944

120 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 11‐11‐1944 thru 1‐20‐1945

121 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 1‐21‐1945 thru 4‐6‐1945

122 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 4‐7‐1945 thru 7‐10‐1945

123 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 7‐11‐1945 thru 10‐23‐1945

124 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 10‐24‐1945 thru 1‐31‐1946

125 TT to Miscellaneous (MISC) 2‐1‐1946 thru 7‐11‐1946

126 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 6‐23‐1942 thru 12‐22‐1943

127 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 12‐23‐1943 thru 4‐23‐1944

128 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 4‐24‐1944 thru 9‐4‐1944

129 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 9‐5‐1944 thru 12‐31‐1944 

130 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 1‐1‐1945 thru 3‐31‐1945

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 59: Teletype Conferences Between the Department of the Army and U.S. and Foreign Military and Diplomatic Representatives 1941‐1946
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 614

Box Subject 

131 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 4‐1‐1945 thru 7‐25‐1945

132 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 7‐26‐1945 thru 12‐6‐1945

133 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 12‐7‐1945 thru 4‐30‐1946

134 TT from Miscellaneous (MISC) 5‐1‐1946 thru 8‐7‐1946

153 TT from Office of War Information Overseas Branch‐San Francisco (WOIB) 

6‐15‐1945 thru 8‐15‐1945

154 TT from Office of War Information Overseas Branch‐San Francisco (WOIB) 

8‐16‐1945 thru 2‐4‐1946

155 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (Alaska) 3‐17‐1942 thru 3‐29‐1942

155 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (Australia) 1‐8‐1942 thru 3‐9‐1942

156 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (Australia) 3‐10‐1942 thru 3‐31‐1942

156 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (China) 1‐30‐1942 thru 3‐31‐1942

157 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (General File) 3‐6‐1942 thru 5‐16‐1942

157 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (Hawaii) 2‐1‐1942 thru 3‐7‐1942

158 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (Hawaii) 3‐8‐1942 thru 3‐30‐1942

158 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (India) 3‐3‐1942 thru 3‐31‐1942

158 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (Java) 2‐22‐1942 thru 2‐25‐1942

158 TT to Adjutant General’s Office (AGO) (Philippines Department) 1‐12‐1942 thru 

3‐29‐1942

208 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 6‐29‐1942 thru 9‐15‐1942

209 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 9‐16‐1942 thru 11‐15‐1942

210 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 11‐16‐1942 thru 12‐25‐1942

211 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 12‐26‐1942 thru 2‐10‐1943

212 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 2‐11‐1943 thru 4‐15‐1943

213 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 4‐16‐1943 thru 6‐30‐1943

214 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 7‐1‐1943 thru 8‐31‐1943

215 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 9‐1‐1943 thru 10‐31‐1943

216 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 11‐1‐1943 thru 12‐7‐1943

217 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 12‐8‐1943 thru 1‐28‐1944

218 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 1‐29‐1944 thru 3‐5‐1944

219 TT Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (ANIR) 3‐6‐1944 thru 4‐25‐1944

220 Special Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (Spec ANIR) 10‐13‐1942 thru 10‐5‐1943

221 Special Army‐Navy Intelligence Reports (Spec ANIR) 10‐6‐1943 thru 4‐25‐1944

221 Information from Secret Intelligence Branch of the Office of Strategic Services 

(SIB‐OSS) 1‐11‐1943 thru 2‐1‐1943

222 Information from State Department (SD) Cables 10‐3‐1939 thru 1‐15‐1943

223 Information from State Department (SD) Cables 1‐16‐1943 thru 11‐30‐1943

224 Information from State Department (SD) Cables 12‐1‐1943 thru 8‐10‐1944

225 Information from State Department (SD) Cables 8‐11‐1944 thru 12‐14‐1944

225 Information from Communiqués for Public Relations Officer (PRO) 11‐22‐1942

226 Psychological Warfare Branch (PWB) Situation Reports 11‐14‐1942 thru 

12‐29‐1942

226 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Reports 5‐16‐1942 

thru 8‐24‐1942

227 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Reports 8‐25‐1942 

thru 12‐20‐1942

228 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Reports 

12‐21‐1942 thru 4‐30‐1943

229 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Reports 5‐1‐1943 

thru 9‐30‐1944

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 59: Teletype Conferences Between the Department of the Army and U.S. and Foreign Military and Diplomatic Representatives 1941‐1946
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 615

Box Subject 

230 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Reports 10‐1‐1944 

thru 3‐21‐1945

230 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Summaries 

8‐4‐1943 thru 4‐30‐1944

231 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Summaries 

5‐1‐1944 thru 12‐31‐1944

232 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Situation Summaries 

1‐1‐1945 thru 8‐18‐1945

233 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Communiqués from China 

Theater 6‐25‐1944 thru 8‐15‐1945

236 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Communiqués from Hawaii 

8‐9‐1944 thru 8‐31‐1945

236 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Communiqués from India n. d.

238 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Communiqués from 

Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA) 6‐26‐1944 thru 11‐10‐1944

239 War Department Classified Message Center (WDCMC) Communiqués from 

Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA) 11‐11‐1944 thru 8‐15‐1945

240 Dispatches to Office of War Information (OWI) 11‐6‐1944 thru 4‐30‐1945

241 Dispatches to Office of War Information (OWI) 5‐1‐1945 thru 9‐26‐1945

241 PP from ALASKAN Base Command 1‐12‐1942 thru 3‐28‐1942

241 PP from AUSTRALIA 7‐3‐1941 thru 1‐31‐1942

242 PP from BURMA 12‐19‐1941 thru 3‐28‐1942

242 PP from CEYLON 3‐7‐1942

243 PP from Chungking, CHINA 1‐3‐1941 thru 3‐27‐1942

243 PP from Peiping, CHINA 7‐12‐1941

245 PP from FIJI ISLANDS 3‐15‐1942

249 PP from GUAM 12‐9‐1941

249 PP from HAWAII 11‐5‐1941 from 3‐29‐1942

249 PP from INDIA 9‐12‐1941 thru 3‐31‐1942

250 PP from Tokyo, JAPAN 9‐25‐1940 thru 12‐14‐1941

250 PP from JAVA 12‐9‐1941 thru 2‐25‐1942

251 PP from PHILIPPINES Department 5‐30‐1941 thru 3‐30‐1942

252 PP from SINGAPORE 4‐17‐1941 thru 2‐9‐1942

253 PP from Bangkok, THAILAND 7‐29‐1941 thru 11‐1‐1941

Who’s Who Data Cards on Japanese Military, Political, and Civilian Personalities, 

1941-1947 (0319-UD-79)

Three-by-five-inch cards that provide biographical information. Boxes 1-40 location: 

270/15/3/03.

Box Subject

1-4 Army Officers location: 270/15/3/01

5-6 Japanese on Formosa location: 270/15/3/01

7-9 Embassies and Consulates, Personnel location: 270/15/3/01

10-36 Civilian Personalities location: 270/15/3/02

37 Political Parties, Prominent Members location: 270/15/3/04

37 Financial and Industrial Institutions location: 270/15/3/04

38 Industrialists location: 270/15/3/04

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 79: Who’s Who Data Cards on Japanese Military, 

Political, and Civilian Personalities, 1941-1947 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 616

Box Subject

39-40 Educational Institutions, Faculty and Administration location: 270/15/3/04

40 Post-War Government, High Level Officials location: 270/15/3/04

Subject, Title, or Source Index to the “P,” “ID,” and “SD” Files 1944-1951 (0319-

A1-84F) 

Card index arranged alphabetically by subject, title, or source. This series functions as a 

subject, title, or source index to several series of records: Publications (or “P”) File, Entry 82 

(NM3); the Numerical Series of Intelligence Documents (“ID File”), Entries 85A (NM3), 85B 

(NM3) and 85C (NM3); and the Secret Document (“SD”) Files, Entries 1041 (UD) and 1042 

(UD). The information on the cards typically includes cross references, the BID number, the 

ID number, major headings under which the document may be filed if it is included in the 

“P” File, and a short description of the document. Boxes 1-100 location: 631/56/47/05. 

Formerly Security-Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications (“P” Files) 

1946-1951 (0319-NM-3-82)

Arranged alphabetically by title or organization name. Boxes 1-3816 location: 270/7/34/06. 

Box Subject/Title

6 Office of the Chief Chemical Warfare Service. Accession Lists Nos. 6-9 

July 22-August 12, 1946; identifies documents received from numerous 

organizations, such as JICPOA, MIS, USAFPAC, U.S. Navy Technical Mission 

to Japan, Military Attachés 26 pp. location: 270/7/34/07

7 Targets Branch, General Staff, Military Intelligence Section, GHQ Far East 

Command. Monthly Accession List ID No. 365235 February 29, 1947, 35 pp. 

location: 270/7/34/07

13-16 Washington Document Center (WDC) Accession Lists 1946-1947 location: 

270/7/35/01

24 GHQ SCAP Military Intelligence Section, General Staff. War Department 

Intelligence Targets Section WDIT Activity Reports May 1946-February 1947, 

ca. 320 pp. location: 270/7/35/02

138-140 Allied Council for Japan. Meeting Minutes, Agenda, etc. May 1946-April 1949 

location: 270/8/2/05

141 Allied Intelligence in World War II. Unpublished manuscript August 29, 1947, 

356 pp. [very useful for administrative history] location: 270/8/2/05

196 Military Intelligence Division. Area Order of Battle Japanese Army Ground 

Forces January 1, 1946, 150 pp. location: 270/8/3/06

196 Military Intelligence Division. Area Order of Battle Japanese Army Air Forces 

January 1, 1946, 155 pp. location: 270/8/3/06

234 ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) Nos. 1-5 JanuaryMay 1947 location: 270/8/4/04

234 ATIS Current Translations 1950 location: 270/8/4/04

234 Brief History of ATIS Wartime Activities; ID File No. 424769 June 18, 1947 

235-244 ATIS Press Translations 1946 location: 270/8/4/05

245 ATIS Enemy Publications 1950 location: 270/8/4/06

245 ATIS Information Request Reports 1948-1949 location: 270/8/4/06

246-247 ATIS Interrogation Reports 1947-1950 location: 270/8/4/06

247 ATIS Limited Distribution Translation Cross Reference Cards May 1944 

location: 270/8/4/06

247 ATIS Monthly Reports 1946-1947 location: 270/8/4/06

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 617

Box Subject/Title

247 ATIS Report on Japanese Subversive Activities in Argentina 1947 location: 

270/8/4/06

248 ATIS Index to ATIS Publications Vol. II Alphabetical Subject Index to 

Documents April 1946 location: 270/8/4/06

248 ATIS Press Translations 1946 location: 270/8/4/06

249-279 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries 1946 location: 270/8/4/07

306 GHQ Southwest Pacific Area. Office of the Military Secretary. Basic Military 

Plan for Psychological Warfare Against Japan May 7-8, 1945, 61 pp. ID No. 

159310 location: 270/8/6/01

306 GHQ U.S. Army Forces, Pacific, Military Intelligence Section, General Staff. 

Basic Intelligence Plan, U.S. Army Forces Pacific, Blacklist Operations, 

3rd ed. n.d. [August 1945] 22 pp. Section on handling captured enemy 

documents on pp. 5-7 location: 270/8/6/01

489 Central Office of Information, British Government, for the Southeast Asia 

Command. Burma During the Japanese Occupation Vol. II 1944, 258 pp. ID 

No. 85185 location: 270/8/9/06

494 Government Section, GHQ, SCAP. Lists of Cabinet Orders July 1947-July 

1948 location: 270/8/9/07

577 SCAP. Captured and Surrendered Japanese Army and Navy Supplies and 

Equipment in Japan and South Korea 1 September-31 December 1945, 97 

pp. ID No. 266980 location: 270/8/11/04

577 SCAP. Captured and Surrendered Japanese Army and Navy Supplies and 

Equipment in Japan and South Korea 1 September 1945-31 March 1946, 

138 pp. ID No. 319080 location: 270/8/11/04

581 Japanese Chamber of Commerce of New York. The Causes of the SinoJapanese Conflict n.d. [ca. 1938] 3 pp. location: 270/8/11/04

600-604 Chemical Warfare reports 1945-1951 [mostly 1946-1948] location: 

270/8/12/01

610 Ho Tit-Wah and Sun Ke-Kang, compilers and editors. Pictorial History 

Chinese Army in India-Burma Campaign: Active Participation by the New 

First Army [in both English and Chinese] Shanghai, China 1947, 154 pp. ID 

No. 414263 location: 270/8/12/02

612 Overseas Operations Branch, Office of War Information. Chinese Press 

Opinion Survey September 12-18, September 23-October 2, October 3-

9, and October 31, 1945; the earliest survey has information about the 

Chinese press being critical of MacArthur for not wanting to round up enough 

war criminals and for not including more war criminals who committed 

crimes in China 8 pp. ID Nos. 204846, 208953, 208952, 212628 location: 

270/8/12/03

612-620 State Department. Chinese Press Review 1946-1947 location: 270/8/12/03

621 Earl M. Scott, Capt. C.E. Chronological Report of Travel Through Manchuria, 

China as a Member of the Pauley Mission [ca. 1946] 20 pp. ID No. 299842 

location: 270/8/12/04

622-625 Dissemination Branch, Military Intelligence Service & War Department 

Special Staff, Historical Division. World War II: A Chronology December 

1941-December 1944, ca. 4,500 pp. ID No. 910292 location: 270/8/12/04 

634 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook French 

Indo-China Section 8 Industry and Commerce January 22, 1944, 60 pp. ID 

No. 10927 location: 270/8/12/06

636 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 2B Government and Administration: Local Government, August 25, 

1944, 39 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

636 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 3 Legal Affairs September 26, 1944, 68 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 618

Box Subject/Title

636 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 4 Government Finance September 23, 1944, 350 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

636 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 6 Natural Resources, July 22, 1944, 116 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

636 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 7 Agriculture April 1, 1944, 195 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

636 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 7A Agriculture July 1945, 236 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 8A Industry August 10, 1944, 138 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 8B Commerce July 20, 1944, 99 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 10A Administration of the Electric Power Industry July 31, 1944, 34 

pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 11 Transportation Systems August 22, 1944, 53 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Japan Section 12 Communications February 24, 1944, 108 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 13 Public Health and Sanitation December 18, 1943, 215 pp. 

location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 14 Public Safety, August 2, 1944, 23 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 17 Cultural Institutions, July 24, 1944, 12 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 17A Cultural Institutions, May 1945, 19 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 17S Special Maps August 12, 1944, 9 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 18A Japanese Administration of Occupied Areas-Burma August 2, 

1944, 96 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 18B Japanese Administration of Occupied Areas-Malaya August 25, 

1944, 27 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 18C Japanese Administration of Occupied Areas-Philippine Islands 

July 31, 1944, 61 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 18E Japanese Administration of Occupied Areas-Thailand December 

15, 1944, 43 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 2A Government and Administration July 3, 1944, 49 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Japan 

Section 2 Government and Administration January 1945, 478 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

637 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Korea 

Section 7 Agriculture October 16, 1944, 113 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 1 Geographic and Social Background April 25, 

1944, 100 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 619

Box Subject/Title

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 5 Money and Banking December 1944, 39 pp. 

location: 270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 6 Natural Resources, March 29, 1944, 47 pp. 

location: 270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 7 Agriculture April 1945, 149 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 8 Industry and Commerce, February 8, 1944, 89 

pp. location: 270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 9 Labor April 14, 1944, 60 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 10 Public Works and Utilities October 21, 1944, 50 

pp. location: 270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Sections 11 and 12 Transportation Systems and 

Communications September 7, 1944, 150 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook 

Philippine Islands Section 15 Education February 15, 1945, 60 pp. location: 

270/8/12/06

638 Army Service Forces. Army Services Manual. Civil Affairs Handbook Thailand 

Sections 11 and 12 Transportation Systems and Communications August 5, 

1944, 109 pp. location: 270/8/12/06

652 Collection of Trademarks in Japan 1937, ca. 20 pp. ID No. 327340 location: 

270/8/13/01

749 Military Intelligence Service. Communication in Japan Property November 

17, 1942, 125 pp. location: 270/8/15/01

772 Construction of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity, The Mainichi Publishing 

Company 1943, 67 pp. location: 270/8/15/04

772 Saburo Ohkita “Japan Views Her Reparations” Contemporary Japan: A 

Review of East Asiatic Affairs Vol. XVI Nos. 1-3 (January-March 1947) pp. 

11-26 ID No. 373838 location: 270/8/15/04

774 Joint Chiefs of Staff. Coordination of Japanese Air Intelligence August 2, 

1944, ca. 30 pp. ID No. 921840 location: 270/8/15/05

790 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 USAFFE. Counter-Intelligence Special Report No. 

2 Palawan Province February 18, 1945, 58 pp. location: 270/8/15/07

790 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 USAFFE. Counter-Intelligence Area Study No. 4 

Samar Province October 16, 1944, ca. 60 pp. location: 270/8/15/07

790 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 USAFFE. Counter-Intelligence Area Study No. 11 

Central Luzon (Excluding Manila) February 19, 1945, ca. 250 pp. location: 

270/8/15/07

790 Military Intelligence Service. Counterintelligence Bulletin No. 3 Japanese 

Total Espionage in Manchuria, China, and the Netherlands East Indies April 

5, 1942, 16 pp. location: 270/8/15/07

791 Headquarters, United States Forces China Theater. General Statement of 

Counter-Intelligence Situation in China theater March 19, 1946, ca. 20 pp. 

ID No. 268091-A. location: 270/8/15/07

794 Translations of Criminal Code of Japan 1936, ca. 200 pp. ID No. 475870 

location: 270/8/15/07

795 MIS Language School. Current List of Japanese Cabinet Offices and Its 

Personnel in Japanese and English October 15, 1945, 16 pp. location: 

270/8/16/01

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 620

Box Subject/Title

795 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Amendments to Current 

List of Japanese Cabinet Offices and Its Personnel in Japanese and English 

October 30, 1945, 5 pp. location: 270/8/16/01

834-835 Statistical and Reports Section, GHQ SCAP. Daily Gazette Vol. 1 No. 25-

Vol. 4 No. 92 November 11, 1945-April 20, 1946, ca. 900 pp. location: 

270/8/16/06

837 HQ China Service Command, Office of the Director of Intelligence. Daily 

Intelligence Extracts May-August 1946, ca. 200 pp. location: 270/8/16/07

837 Office of the Military Attaché, Office of the Assistant Military Attaché, 

American Embassy, Shanghai China. Daily Intelligence Extracts August 20-

December 7, 1946, ca. 300 pp. location: 270/8/16/07

838 HQ China Service Command, Office of the Director of Intelligence. 

Daily Intelligence Reports July 2, 1946, 5 pp. ID No. 279519 location: 

270/8/16/07

838 2nd Section 3rd Department Board of Military Operations Daily Intelligence 

Reports May 11, 1946 (in both English and Chinese versions), ca. 15 pp. ID 

No. 267602 location: 270/8/16/07

910-913 Detention List, Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects 

(CROWCASS) 1946 location: 270/8/18/03

936 Civil Information and Education Section, Research and Information Division, 

SCAP A Digest of the Staff Study on Shinto January 28, 1946, 13 pp. ID No. 

278046 location: 270/8/18/07

936 HQ XXIV Corps, G-2 Section, Civil Communications Intelligence GroupKorea. A Digest of Occupation Trends in Korea December 1-31, 1945, 9 pp. 

January 7, 1946 location: 270/8/18/07

936 Maj. Gen. Chu Shih-Ming. [The Chinese Military Attaché and Representative 

to the C.C.S.] Memorandums for the Military Intelligence Service. Digest of 

Intelligence Reports Received from China, June 1-20, 1944, 7 pp. location: 

270/8/18/07

937 HQ XXIV Corps, G-2 Section, Civil Communications Intelligence GroupKorea. A Digest of Political Activity in Korea November 11-December 10, 

1945; December 10, 1945; January 7, 1946, 9 pp. location: 270/8/18/07

937 HQ XXIV Corps, G-2 Section, Civil Communications Intelligence GroupKorea. A Digest of Political Activity in Korea December 11, 1945-January 10, 

1946; January 14, 1946, 11 pp. location: 270/8/18/07

943-954 GHQ SCAP. SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government location: 

270/8/19/01

967 Far Eastern Commission. Far Eastern Commission Directory August 19, 

1946, 1 p. ID No. 293979 location: 270/8/19/04

975 South East Asia Command Group of Headquarters Directory (and 

amendments) 1944-1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 270/8/19/05

979 Eight directories of Geographic Place Names in the SWPA, USAFF (listed by 

latitude and longitude) 1943, ca. 500 pp. location: 270/8/19/06

981-982 Directories and Station Lists of U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force 1946-1949, ca. 

1,000 pp. location: 270/8/19/06

1025 Army Service Forces, Planning Division, Office of Director of Plans and 

Operations. Economic Implications of the Joint Occupation of Japan 1945, 

ca. 60 pp. location: 270/8/20/05

1027 Economic Intelligence Section, Intelligence Division, SACSAE. Summary of 

Economic Intelligence (Far East) October 1945-March 1946, ca. 250 pp. ID 

Nos. 217654, 219342, 228333, 255696, 233348, 234833, 238713, 245166, 

238711, 251689, 249315, 250208 location: 270/8/20/06

1107 British Ministry of Supply. C.D.R.5. Enemy C.W. and Smoke Intelligence 

Summary No. 100; includes information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 

research and development November 26, 1946 pp. 1043-1056 location: 

270/8/22/03

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 621

Box Subject/Title

1107 British Ministry of Supply. C.D.R.5. Enemy C.W. and Smoke Intelligence 

Summary No. 101; includes information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 

agents, research and production December 24, 1946 pp. 1068-1076 ID No. 

348664 location: 270/8/22/03

1107 British Ministry of Supply. C.D.R.5. Enemy C.W. and Smoke Intelligence 

Summary No. 102; includes information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 

January 30, 1947 pp. 1080-1090 location: 270/8/22/03

1107 British Ministry of Supply. C.D.R.5. Enemy C.W. and Smoke Intelligence 

Summary No. 103; includes information on Japanese Chemical Warfare 

February 28, 1947 pp. 1098-1121 ID No. 355089 location: 270/8/22/03

1107 British Ministry of Supply. C.D.R.5. Enemy C.W. and Smoke Intelligence 

Summary No. 105; includes information on Japanese smoke munitions May 

12, 1947 pp. 1127-1133 location: 270/8/22/03

1139 HQ 6th CIC Region, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific. Extract of Estimate of the 

Counter Intelligence Situation July 6, 1946, 6 pp. ID No. 289918 location: 

270/8/23/01

1164 Lt. Col. C. P. Van Ness, USMC. Exploding the Japanese Superman Myth n.p., 

ca. 1944, 16 pp. location: 270/8/23/04

1173 GHQ SCAP. Extracts from CIC Reports March 29, 1946, 16 pp. ID No. 264786 

location: 287/8/23/06

1173 GHQ SCAP. Extracts from CIC Reports April 20, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 258753 

location: 287/8/23/06

1173 GHQ SCAP. Extracts from CIC Reports June 15, 1946, 16 pp. ID No. 289716 

location: 287/8/23/06

1176-1183 Far East Command Intelligence Material location: 287/8/23/06

1184 1184 Office of the Admiralty. Far East Survey August 1945; [provides a 

useful source for historical, geographical, political, and military information] 

81 pp. location: 287/8/23/07

1184 Far Eastern Affairs Monthly Vol. II No. 1 March 1939, 34 pp. location: 

287/8/23/07 [Note: Identified by an accompanying letter as a pro-Japanese 

publication issued in San Francisco, California.]

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers August 1, 1946 ID No. 288477

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers August 15, 1946 ID No. 294566

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers September 1, 1946 ID No. 

301128

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers September 15, 1946 ID No. 

303978

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers October 1, 1946 ID No. 311581

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers October 15, 1946 ID No. 

315864

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers November 1, 1946 ID No. 

320601

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers November 15, 1946 ID No. 

324150

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers December 16, 1946 ID No. 

329743

1184 Far Eastern Commission. Calendar of Papers January 1, 1947 ID No. 335052 

location: 287/8/23/07

1184-1194 Far Eastern Commission location: 270/8/23/06

1195 Far Eastern Commission Committee Nos. 3, 4, and 6 records, ca. 300 pp. 

location: 270/8/24/02

1195 Far Eastern Commission Committee No. 5 War Criminals Agendas and 

Minutes of Meetings June 1946-December 1948, ca. 65 pp. ID Nos. 279209, 

284556, 346774, 346743, 350134, 352931, 352937, 358788, 355822, 

360468, 360471. 454362 location: 270/8/24/02

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 622

Box Subject/Title

1195 Far Eastern Commission Committee No. 5 War Criminals Summary Minutes 

13th Meeting December 10, 1948 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission Committee and other records 1946-1948, ca. 250 

pp. location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals 

in the Far East: Note by the Secretary General March 4, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 

258817 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals in 

the Far East: Note by the Secretary General March 29, 1946, 6 pp. ID No. 

258817 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals 

in the Far East: Note by the Secretary General April 4, 1946, 4 pp. ID No. 

258817 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals 

in the Far East: Note by the Secretary General May 15, 1946, 7 pp. ID No. 

264896 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals 

(Japan): Note by the Secretary General May 23, 1946, 2 pp. ID No. 267562 

location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals 

in the Far East: Note by the Secretary General May 17, 1946, 1 p. location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Commission Documents: Note by the Secretary 

General March 11, 1946, 2 pp. ID No. 258815 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Deputy Chairman of Committee No. 1 Reparations: 

Note by the Secretary General July 11, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 380389 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Deputy Chairman of Committee No. 5 War 

Criminals: Note by the Secretary General July 10, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 380388 

location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Deputy Chairman of Committee No. 5 War 

Criminals: Note by the Secretary General July 15, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 381416 

location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Deputy Chairman of Committee No. 5 War 

Criminals: Note by the Secretary General July 18, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 381932 

location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Establishment of Committee on Reparations: Note 

by the Secretary General March 4, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 258814 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan From Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General October 14, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 315871 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General February 4, 1947, 3 pp. ID No. 341650 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General February 20, 1947, 3 pp. ID No. 344446 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General February 21, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 344457A location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General February 26, 1947, 4 pp. ID No. 346740 location: 270/8/24/02

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RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 623

Box Subject/Title

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General March 3, 1947, 4 pp. ID No. 346131 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General March 5, 1947, 4 pp. ID No. 346561 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General March 7, 1947, 5 pp. ID No. 347681 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restitution of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General April 2, 1947, 3 pp. ID No. 355497 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Principles for Restoration of Identifiable 

Property Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals: Note by the Secretary 

General September 9, 1946, 4 pp. ID No. 301131 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Procedures for Restitution of Identifiable 

Looted Property: Note by the Secretary General March 6, 1945, 18 pp. ID 

No. 258813 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim procedures for Restitution of Looted 

Property found in Japan: Note by the Secretary General May 2, 1946, 4 pp. 

ID No. 262461 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Interim Procedures for Restitution of Looted 

Property Found in Japan Directive Serial no. 10: Note by the Secretary 

General April 6, 1951, 1 p. location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Jurisdiction of Far Eastern Commission With 

Respect to Looted Property: Note by the Secretary General April 26, 1946, 1 

p. ID No. 259264 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Netherlands Statement on the Restitution of Tin 

Looted by the Japanese: Note by the Secretary General October 8, 1946, 12 

pp. ID No. 310276 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Philippine Resolution Requesting Payment by Japan 

in Legal Currency or in Property to Holders of Japanese Flat Money February 

26, 1946, 11 pp. ID No. 258870 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General May 14, 1946, 6 pp. ID No. 264073 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General May 21, 1946, 1 p. ID No. 265664 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General May 23, 1946, 1 p. ID No. 267561 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General July 17, 1946, 5 pp. ID No. 282253 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General July 23, 1946 ,2 pp. ID No. 284038 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General August 5, 1946, 4 pp. ID No. 288030 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General August 28, 1946, 2 pp. ID No. 295430 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General September 12, 1946, 2 pp. ID No. 301862 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General September 18, 1946, 2 pp. ID No. 303980 location: 

270/8/24/02

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 624

Box Subject/Title

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General October 23, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 314939 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General July 22, 1947, 5 pp. ID No. 382584 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General July 29, 1947, 5 pp. ID No. 385111 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General July 31, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 385692 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General August 15, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 389300 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General September 18, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 397905 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General October 3, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 401276 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General November 17, 1947, 5 pp. ID No. 412745 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General November 18, 1947, 5 pp. ID No. 413192 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General November 20, 1947, 1 p. ID No. 414214 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General December 3, 1947, 2 pp. ID No. 417182 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by 

the Secretary General June 17, 1948, 4 pp. ID No. 471216 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General July 29, 1948, 6 pp. ID No. 481203 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property: Note by the 

Secretary General September 8, 1948, 5 pp. ID No. 490764 location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Further Report of 

Ad Hoc Subcommittee: Note by the Secretary General October 1, 1947, 3 

pp. ID No. 401387 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Netherlands 

Substitute: Note by the Secretary General January 8, 1948, 4 pp. ID No. 

427247 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Policy Decision as 

Reported from the Steering Committee: Note by the Secretary General July 

27, 1948, 5 pp. ID No. 480819 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Proposal Regarding 

Participation in Secured Funds by Burma and Pakistan: Note by the 

Secretary General June 25, 1951, 2 pp. location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Reference to Ad Hoc 

Subcommittee: Note by the Secretary General June 29, 1948, 1 p. location: 

270/8/24/02

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 625

Box Subject/Title

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Reference of Looted 

Ships Issue to Committee No. 1: Note by the Secretary General July 27, 

1948, 2 pp. location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Report of Ad Hoc 

Subcommittee: Note by the Secretary General September 16, 1947, 5 pp. ID 

No. 397369 location: 270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Restitution of Looted Property; Report of Ad Hoc 

Subcommittee: Note by the Secretary General July 22, 1948, 3 pp. location: 

270/8/24/02

1196 Far Eastern Commission. Revision of Directive on Restitution of Looted 

Property: Note by the Secretary General October 29, 1946, 2 pp. ID No. 

317250 location: 270/8/24/02

1197-1223 Far Eastern Commission location: 287/8/24/02

1239 Federal Bureau of Investigation. Quarterly Intelligence Summary Vol. 

2 November 15, 1944; pp. 453-479 cover the Japanese Police System, 

including the Kempei Tai. ID No. 911867 location: 270/8/25/01

1245 4th Army Intelligence School. Japanese Field Service Regulations [in 

Japanese] n.d. 471 pp. location: 270/8/25/02

1375 Far Eastern Bureau, New Delhi. Fortnightly Intelligence Reports Index for 

Indo-China (April 1-June 30, 1944 and January 1-March 31, 1945); Siam 

[Thailand] (July 1-September 30, 1944 and January 1-March 31, 1945); 

Japan (January 1-March 31, 1945); Sumatra (October 1-December 31, 

1944 and April 1-June 30, 1945); Java and Madura (April 1-June 30, 1945); 

Manchuria (January 1-June 30, 1944); Netherlands Indies [sic] (April 1-

June 30, 1944); Occupied Areas in China (July 1-September 30, 1944); 

Hong Kong (July 1-September 30, 1944); Borneo and Great East (July 1-

November 15, 1944) location: 270/8/27/06

1377 HQ Supreme Allied Commander South East Asia. Fortnight Intelligence 

Review January 3-April 11, 1946, ca. 200 pp. location: 270/8/27/07

1378 Director of Intelligence, India Command. Fortnightly Security Intelligence 

Summary January-July 1946, ca. 80 pp. location: 270/8/27/07

1379 Fortune Vol. XXIV No. 4 April 1944; issued devoted to Japan 108 pp. 

location: 270/8/27/07

1382 Various reports relating to Japanese Free Balloons 1945, 1947, ca. 75 pp. 

location: 270/8/27/07

1392 ATIS, Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Full translation 

of book on Military Geography of Fukien Province September 18, 1946, ca. 

60 pp. with map ID No. 328184 location: 270/8/28/02 

1392 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Function and Organization, G-2 AFPAC and SCAP [includes ATIS and 5250th 

Technical Intelligence Company] October 15, 1946, 72 pp. ID No. 424770 

location: 270/8/28/02

1392 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ Far East Command. 

Organization and Functions G-2 SCAP and Far East Command [includes ATIS, 

Technical Intelligence Detachment, Targets Branch] April 1, 1948, 70 pp. ID 

No. 466551 location: 270/8/28/02

1395 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces in the 

Pacific. G-2 Estimate of the Enemy Situation in Southern Kyushu April 25, 

1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 270/8/28/02

1397-1417 Intelligence records and reports created primarily by the U.S. Army Forces in 

Korea January 1946-April 1949 location: 270/8/28/03

1417 Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 HQ U.S. Army Forces Western 

Pacific. G-2 Periodic Reports August 20, 1945-May 11, 1946, ca. 100 pp. 

location: 270/8/28/05

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 626

Box Subject/Title

1417-1429 HQ 8th Army, Corps, and Division G-2 Periodic Reports 1945-1948 location: 

270/8/28/05

1430-1434 HQ XXIV Corps [Korea] G-2 Summary 1945-1947 location: 270/8/28/07

1435 HQ 8th Army G-3 Periodic Reports 1946-1947, ca. 40 pp. location: 

270/8/29/01

1435 HQ U.S. Forces China Theater. G-3 Periodic Report June-Aug. 1945, ca. 100 

pp. location: 270/8/29/01

1435-1436 Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, HQ U.S. Army Forces in Korea. Weekly 

G-2 Summary 1948 location: 270/8/29/01

1449 British and Indian Army Gas Training Manuals 1942 (ID No. 16225), 1943 

(ID No. 16225), 1943 (ID 735442), 1945 (no ID No.), ca. 250 pp. location: 

270/8/29/03

1461 G.S. (Intelligence) Advance L.H.Q. Gazetteer of South-East New Guinea and 

New Britain December 1942, 116 pp. location: 270/8/29/05 [another exact 

copy can be found in Box 1469 ID No. 912015]

1461 Military Intelligence Service. Gazetteer of Chinese Geographic Names 

(reprint of a publication compiled by the Information Bureau, Japanese 

Foreign Office) April 1943, 663 pp. location: 270/8/29/05

1462 U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Gazetteer of the Philippine Islands 1945, 

350 pp. location: 270/8/29/05

1463 Indo-China Section, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information, 

New Delhi. Gazetteer of Indo-China with Maps of Airfields, Military Posts 

and Provinces. List of Towns and Villages formerly in French Territory Now 

Ceded to Siam [Thailand], ca. March 1946, 70 pp. ID No. 251613 location: 

270/8/29/05

1463-1466 Gazetteers of Japanese in Japanese location: 270/8/29/05

1469 Gazetteer of Place Names in Chinese n.d., ca. 600 pp. ID No. 63378 

location: 270/8/29/06

1470 Geographic Section, Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ Far 

East Command. Gazetteer of Place Names in the Mongolian People’s Republic 

and Tannu Tuva with their Geographic Coordinates December 1947, 63 pp. 

ID No. 464676 location: 270/8/29/06

1470 Office of Assistant Chief of Staff, HQ U.S. Army Forces in Korea. Gazetteer 

of Korean Place Names, ca. September 1948, ca. 60 pp. ID No. 501299 

location: 270/8/29/06

1471 Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Army Service Forces. Gazetteer of Pacific 

Theater Place Names in Japanese Spelling Circular JE-4 Supplement 5 

January 24, 1945, 31 pp. ID No. 501741 location: 270/8/29/06

1471 Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Army Service Forces. Gazetteer of Pacific 

Theater Place Names Circular JE-3 March 1, 1944, 2 vols. 530 pp. location: 

270/8/29/06

1645 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

History of Technical Intelligence Southwest and Western Pacific Areas 1942-

1945, 2 vols., ca. 250 pp. ID Number 282322 location: 270/8/33/03

1691 Order of Battle Section SIFE (reproduced by Office of Strategic Services 

Reproduction Branch). Identification of Japanese Armed Forces Code Names 

n.d. 55 pp. ID Number 923735 location: 270/8/34/03

1811-1816 The Intelligence Series: Far East Command/Southwest Pacific Area location: 

270/9/1/06

1816 The Intelligence Series (G-2 USAFFE-SWPA-AFPAC-FEC-SCAP): Volume V, 

Operations of the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, GHQ, SWPA, May 

1945-December 1947 location: 270/9/1/06

1820 The Intelligence Series (G-2 USAFFE-SWPA-AFPAC-FEC-SCAP): Volume V, 

Operations of the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, GHQ, SWPA, May 

1945-December 1947: Documentary Appendix location: 270/9/1/07

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 627

Box Subject/Title

1899-1977 International Military Tribunal Far East location: 270/9/3/04

1996-2022 Interrogation Reports of various units and organizations, including 8th 

Army, 6th Army, SCAP, I Corps, XI Corps, XIV Corps, SEATIC, 43rd Infantry 

Division, Far East Command, Netherlands East Indies Forces Intelligence 

Service location: 270/9/5/04

2033-2037 United States Strategic Bombing Survey Interrogation Reports location: 

270/9/6/02

2038 14th Air Force Interrogation Report location: 270/9/6/02

2038 Interrogation Reports of Japanese Repatriates and Repatriates of the Tatsu 

Haru Maru location: 270/9/6/02

2091 W. Macmahon Ball. Japan: Enemy or Ally? (London: Cassell and Company, 

Ltd. 1948) 240 pp. [contains information on SCAP, the Allied Control Council, 

and observations on war crimes and Emperor Hirohito] ID No. 484313 

location: 270/9/7/04

2093 The Japan Year Book 1944-45. Published by The Nippon Times Press, ca. 

December 1944, 624 pp. ID No. 295190 location: 270/9/7/04

2096 General Staff, Army Headquarters, Melbourne. Japanese Army: Notes on 

Characteristics, Organization, Training, Etc. January 1942 (reprinted with 

amendments March 1942) 59 pp. location: 270/9/7/04

2096 Military Intelligence Training Center, Camp Ritchie, Maryland. Japanese Army 

Organization April 1944, 76 pp. location: 270/9/7/04

2096 Various documents dealing with Japanese Army organization, Japanese Army 

transfer lists, and Japanese language atlas and place name information 

location: 270/9/7/04

2097 A.F.Q. [prepared by General Staff (Intelligence) and issued under the 

direction of the Military Board]. The Japanese Army Preparations for War 

and Plans for Australia; includes information on Pearl harbor, Malaya and 

Thailand, the Philippines, Guam, the Netherlands East India, Australia n.d., 

ca. 1944-1945, 29 pp. ID Number 366437 location: 270/9/7/04

2097 Folder entitled Japanese Biological Warfare Activities Army Service Forces. 

Includes a report by Lt. Col. Arvo T. Thompson, V.C. Army Service Forces, 

Camp Detrick, Maryland. Report on Japanese Biological Warfare (BW) 

Activities May 31, 1946 ID No. 919985, ca. 40 pp. location: 270/9/7/04

2097 Office of the Chief Chemical Officer, GHQ, AFPAC. Intelligence Report 

on Japanese Chemical Warfare Vol. I General Organization, Policies and 

Intentions, Tactics May 15, 1946, 136 pp. ID Number 271334 location: 

270/9/7/04

2097 Office of the Chief Chemical Officer, GHQ, AFPAC. Intelligence Report on 

Japanese Chemical Warfare Vol. V Part C Japanese Chemical Warfare 

Equipment and Material May 15, 1946, 82 pp. ID Number 268146 location: 

270/9/7/04

2097 Office of the Chief Chemical Officer, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Reports 

of interrogation of Gen. Kayao (Shun) Tada, Maj. Gen. Kanemasa Akiyama, 

and Col. Takeshige Yokoyama regarding Chemical Warfare policies April 18, 

1946, 23 pp. ID Number 261222 location: 270/9/7/04

2097 Office of the Chief Chemical Officer, HQ, U.S. Army Forces Western Pacific. 

Additional pages of the Japanese Chemical Warfare Notebook September 13, 

1945, ca. 70 pp. location: 270/9/7/04

2097 Western Defense Command. Report on Japanese Balloon attacks December 

30, 1944-September 22, 1945, ca. 150 pp. location: 270/9/7/04

2098 Japanese Chemical Warfare location: 270/9/7/05

2098 Japanese Cultural Resources-National Treasures, Important Works of Art 

location: 270/9/7/05

2098 Japanese Cultural Resources-SCAP Research and Information Division 

location: 270/9/7/05

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 82: Classified G-2 Intelligence Library “P” Publications, 1946-1951 
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 628

Box Subject/Title

2099 Headquarters, Allied Land Forces [South East Asia] Japanese Demobilization 

Reports Nos. 12-13, 15 ID Nos. 284799, 288070, 301356 location: 

270/9/7/05

2099 Intelligence Division, Supreme Allied Commander South East Asia. Japanese 

Demobilization Reports Nos. 5-11 March 8-June 21, 1946 ID Nos. 249336, 

252098, 257278, 277864, 280851, 286146. No ID No. for Report No. 8 

location: 270/9/7/05

2105 External Assets Division, Civil Property Custodian, GHQ SCAP. Japanese 

External Assets as of August 1945; September 30, 1948, 3 vols. 498 

pp. with numerous photographs ID Nos. 509233 and 676111 location: 

270/9/7/05

2105 Photographs of Japanese external assets, mostly Formosa 1945, ca. 15 

items location: 270/9/7/06

2105 Various memoranda regarding Japanese external assets 1947, ca. 100 pp. 

location: 270/9/7/06

2106 External Assets Division, Civil Property Custodian, GHQ SCAP. Japanese 

External Assets Estimate December 31, 1947, 143 pp. with numerous 

photographs ID Nos. 448836 and 452957 location: 270/9/7/06

2106 Headquarters Western Defense Command. Japanese Free Balloons 1945, 29 

pp. ID No. 922660 location: 270/9/7/06

2106 Staff Headquarters Western Sea Front. Control Units Japanese Free Balloons 

April 4, 1945, 46 pp. location: 270/9/7/06

2111 GSI(b) Headquarters 14th Army. Japanese Intelligence Organizations in 

Burma, ca. 1945, 8 pp. ID No. 171051 location: 270/9/7/06

2111 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Japanese Intelligence 

Organizations in Burma, India, Indo-China, Malaya, Netherlands East 

Indies, New Guinea, Siam [Thailand] n.d. 73 pp. ID No. 385665 location: 

270/9/7/06

2111 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Japanese Intelligence 

Activities in Tangiers April 10, 1946, 2 pp. ID No. 266484 location: 

270/9/7/06

2111 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Japanese Intelligence 

Activities in Western Hemisphere Other than the United States n.d. 52 pp. ID 

No. 359572 location: 270/9/7/06

2111 Planning Division, Transportation Corps. The Japanese Mandated Islands 

n.d., ca. 275 pp. location: 270/9/7/06

2111 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese Intelligence Organizations in China June 4, 

1946, ca. 150 pp. ID No. 292973 location: 270/9/7/06

2112 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 171 Laboratory, Chemical, Field January 31, 

1946, 20 pp. ID No. 257364 location: 270/9/7/07

2112 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 184 Laboratory, Chemical, Field, For Army 

March 9, 1946, 45 pp. ID No. 262779 location: 270/9/7/07

2112 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 187 Set, Gas Casualty, Wooden Chest March 

13, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 259022 location: 270/9/7/07

2112 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 189 Laboratory, Field, For Division March 16, 

1946, 26 pp. ID No. 276559 location: 270/9/7/07

2112 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 190 Set, Gas Casualty Treatment, Leather 

Covered Pack Panniers March 18, 1946, 7 pp. ID No. 274327 location: 

270/9/7/07

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Box Subject/Title

2112 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 194 Set, Gas Casualty Treatment, Regimental 

March 25, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 290371 location: 270/9/7/07

2112 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 196 Chest, Gas Casualty Treatment, 

Veterinary, Field, Type 1938 March 26, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 288991 location: 

270/9/7/07

2113 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 199 Set, Gas Casualty Treatment, Veterinary, 

Experimental Type 1945 March 29, 1946, 4 pp. ID No. 290403 location: 

270/9/7/07

2113 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 201 Chest, Gas Casualty Treatment, Medical 

Officer’s, Field April 1, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 290370 location: 270/9/7/07

2113 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 210 Pannier, Gas Casualty Treatment, Medical 

Officer’s, Field April 5, 1946, 4 pp. ID No. 290372 location: 270/9/7/07

2113 Medical Analysis Section, 5250th Technical Intelligence Company. Japanese 

Medical Equipment Report No. 211 Chest, Gas Casualty Treatment, Field, 

Small April 5, 1946, 3 pp. ID No. 274328 location: 270/9/7/07

2114 Allied Land Forces, South East Asia and Military Intelligence Directorate, 

General Headquarters (India). Japanese Military Forces No. 14 Japanese 

Military Police (Kempei) April 1945, 28 pp. ID No. 161485 location: 

270/9/7/07

2114 Numerous booklets on various organizational elements of Japanese military 

forces prepared by Military Intelligence Directorate, General Headquarters 

(India) 1943-1945, ca. 1,000 pp. location: 270/9/7/07

2115 Joint Army-Navy Assessment Committee. Japanese Naval and Merchant 

Marine Loses During World War II February 1947, 123 pp. location: 

270/9/7/07

2115 Joint Army-Navy Assessment Committee. Japanese Naval and Merchant 

Marine Loses During World War II By All Causes February 1947, 190 pp. 

location: 270/9/7/07

2115 MIS Far East Intelligence School Fifth Course. Japanese Military Terminology 

n.d. 16 pp. location: 270/9/7/07

2116-2117 Japanese Occupation of the Netherlands East Indies, Miscellaneous 

Documents 1942-1943, ca. 600 pp. location: 270/9/7/07

2118 Signal Corps. Japanese Place Names Dictionary August 1, 1943, 56 pp. 

location: 270/9/7/07

2118-2122 Various Japanese-Related Reports location: 270/9/7/07

2278 Medical Technical Intelligence Field Report 5250th Technical Intelligence 

Company location: 270/9/11/02

2318 Military Intelligence Service. Military installations In Japan, Formosa, 

Korea, and Manchuria February 16, 1945, 33 pp. ID No. 922080 location: 

270/9/12/01

2318 MIS. Military installations In Japan, Formosa, Korea, and Manchuria April 4, 

1945 [superseded the February edition] 36 pp. location: 270/9/12/01

2318 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Fort Snelling, Minnesota. 

Bulletin No. 9 Abbreviated Terms and Abbreviations for Ordnance 

Nomenclature November 14, 1944, 46 pp. ID No. 96614 location: 

270/9/12/01

2318 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Research & Liaison Section, 

Savage, Minnesota. Bulletin No. 1 English Equivalents of Japanese Military 

Organization Nomenclatures November 16, 1943 ID No. 34098 location: 

270/9/12/01

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2318 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Japanese Katakana Code and 

Procedure with Morse Equivalents, ca. 1943, 5 pp. location: 270/9/12/01

2319 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Widely Used Japanese Words 

of Military Value Not Found in Most Dictionaries n.d., ca. 30 pp. location: 

270/9/12/01

2319 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Widely Used Japanese Words 

of Military Value Not Found in Most Dictionaries 1s Rev. Ed. August 1943, 40 

pp. location: 270/9/12/01

2319 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Cross Reference Between 

Kanji Cards and Kanji Book n.d. 9 pp. location: 270/9/12/01

2319 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Vocabulary List No. 9 

Vocabulary Pertaining to Air Corps n.d. 6 pp. location: 270/9/12/01

2319 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Special Intelligence Bulletin 

No. 2 Order of Battle Information of Japanese Military and Naval Units in the 

Pacific Areas December 5, 1944, 10 pp. ID No. 94957 location: 270/9/12/01

2319 Military Intelligence Service Language School. Special Intelligence Bulletin 

No. 3 Information on Tanks and Armored Cars Used by the Japanese Navy 

December 5, 1944, 6 pp. ID No. 84858 location: 270/9/12/01

2329 Military Intelligence Service. Military Research Bulletin Japanese Intelligence 

vols. 16-21 June 6-August 15, 1945, ca. 100 pp. location: 270/9/12/03

2568-2570 GHQ SCAP, Military Intelligence Section, General Staff. Notifications of 

Shipment of Japanese Documents [to the Washington Document Center] 

December 1945-May 1950 location: 270/9/17/01

2580-2591 [SCAP] Official Gazette English Edition April 1946-March 1951 location: 

270/9/17/03

2669 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) 

Accession List #2 April 12, 1946 location: 270/9/19/02

3012 Washington Document Center (WDC) Library Project Report 1946, ca. 150 

pp. location: 270/9/26/02

3033 Washington Document Center (WDC) Research Reports 1946-1947 location: 

270/9/26/05

3244-3247 Special Report–Far East Command Civil Intelligence Section location: 270/9/30/06

3454-3469 CIA Foreign Documents Branch Translations 1947-1948 location: 

270/9/35/02

3470-3471 Far East Command Translations Nos. 74-609, 1948 location: 270/9/35/04

3472-3523 ATIS, Far East Command Translations Nos. 13,218-203,591, 1946-1951 

location: 270/9/35/05 location: 270/10/1/05

3525-3548 ATIS Translations for SCAP 1946-1948 

3549-3551 Washington Document Center (WDC) Translations Nos. 1-47 June 1946-

February 1947 location: 270/10/1/02

3628-3632 U.S. Naval Technical Mission to Japan location: 270/10/3/06

3655-3672 USSBS Pacific location: 270/10/4/03

3691 War Criminals SCAP location: 270/10/5/01

3755-3757 Weekly Report on Japan to the Far Eastern Commission location: 270/10/6/03

3787 Who’s Who Information, SCAP (Japan) location: 270/10/7/01

Geographic Index to Numerical Series of Intelligence Documents (“ID” File) 1944-

1951 (0319-A1-84E)

This index is composed of 3” x 5” cards, which are arranged by country and thereunder by 

the Basic Intelligence Directive (BID) System.14 A copy of the BID system is available in the 

consultation area in Room 2400. Boxes 1-212 location: 270/ED/30/01. 

14. Initially under the BID system, Bacteriological Warfare, was subsequently supplanted by the term Biological 

Warfare.

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Intelligence Documents (“ID” File), 1944-1951
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 631

Box Country/Area

69 Far East, China

70-74 China

75 China, Formosa

76 Formosa, French Indo-China

77 French Indo-China, Hong Kong

78 Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan

79-82 Japan

83 Japan, Korea

84-86 Korea

87 Korea, Macao, Malaya

88 Malaya, Manchuria

89 Manchuria, Outer Mongolia, Penang Island

90 Ryukyo Retto, Shikoko Island, Singapore, Thailand

91-92 Thailand

Formerly Security-Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence Documents (“ID 

File”) June 1944-1955 (0319-NM-3-85A) 

Arranged numerically by MIS number (1-948410) with some additional subseries and bulky 

files located at the end of the series. The “ID” files, which succeeded the wartime “regional 

files,” relate for the most part to the postwar period; ID numbers 1-205000 are most 

pertinent for the period June 1944-September 1945. Despite the indicated date period, a 

number of reports furnish intelligence with effective dates as early as 1942. As with the 

regional files, the “ID” materials constitute records originated by the Military Intelligence 

Service (MIS) and its subordinate organizations, together with intelligence data supplied by 

other U.S. Army, Navy, and civilian organizations and by British and other Allied intelligence 

agencies. Many individual reports in this series have been withdrawn or transferred to 

other intelligence collections, usually indicated by a withdrawal sheet. This is particularly 

true of collections of reports/documents coming from organizations, such as the United 

States Strategic Bombing Survey; Office of War Information; Enemy Equipment Intelligence 

Service; Military Attaché, London; Far Eastern Commission; U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific 

Ocean Areas; CINCPAC-CINCPOA, SEATIC, Combined Services Detailed Interrogation 

Center; United States Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas; U.S. Navy Technical Mission to 

Japan; Captured Personnel and Material Branch MIS; Military Intelligence Language School; 

Chemical Warfare Service; United States Forces, China; United Army Forces, Pacific; 

British Ministry of Information; United States Army Forces, Far East; State Department; 

5250th Technical Intelligence Company and its successor; Netherlands East Indies Forces 

Intelligence Service; and India-Burma Theater’s Enemy Equipment Intelligence ServiceTechnical. Many of these “missing” documents were moved to the “P” File or the “Bulky” 

ID File, as well as other series in Record Group 319, and in other record groups. The listing 

below is very selective. Researchers should use the indexes for more documents, but with 

the understanding that a document may be indexed but not within this particular series. 

Boxes 1-10140, and Box 9866A location: 270/10/33/1. Researchers should consult the 

Master Location Register for boxes and locations of the “Bulky” Files.

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Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 632

For additional information on war-time morale of the Japanese civil population see index 

(Box 82) under BID number 5502; for more information on Japanese and Allied propaganda, 

see index (Box 82) under BID number 5503.

MIS # Source

34586 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Information on a Japanese Mechanized 

Division June 28, 1944, 2 pp.

35119 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CBI. Espionage and Secret Police 

Agents, China July 16, 1944, 2 pp.

38126 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CBI. Organizational information 

regarding Japanese Military administration of occupied territories July 19, 

1944, 2 pp.

54336 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Japanese Collaborators (Europe and 

Asiatic) Shanghai China August 24, 1944, 4 pp.

59939 OSS. Organization and Equipment of Japanese Tank Troops Aug.16, 1944, 

7 pp.

62546 Commander, Naval Group, China. Information on Japanese troop 

movements and Order of Battle August 23, 1944, 7 pp.

62548 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CBI SEA. Land and people of North 

Nsenwi Burma September 14, 1944, 24 pp. and maps

67988 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Conditions, Japan and Shanghai, China 

September 19, 1944, 3 pp.

69505 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese administration of 

occupied territories October 17, 1944, 2 pp.

72033 American Embassy, London, England. Blockade running between Europe 

and the Far East 1941-1944 October 19, 1944, 13 pp.

73296 Security and Intelligence Division, 4th Service Command. Korean attitudes 

towards Japanese domination October 27, 1944, 6 pp.

77683 Headquarters 9th Service Command. General attitudes towards Koreans 

October 26, 1944, 5 pp.

77994 Naval Attaché, Ankara, Turkey. Japanese industrial organization September 

21, 1944, ca. 60 pp.

83368 Security and Intelligence Division. 4th Service Command. Report on the 

cities of Takatagun and Hiroshima, Japan November 23, 1944, 3 pp.

83532 OSS. Ume-Kikan, Japanese super spy organization September 21, 1944, 

4 pp.

84538 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Japanese military operations in China 

October 23, 1944, 1 p.

84606 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CBI. Economic warfare, Manchuria and 

Korea October 25, 1944, 1 p.

85473 Military Attaché, London, England. Japanese Public Opinion and Morale 

November 24, 1944, 3 pp.

85576 Military Attaché, London, England. Japanese Public Opinion and Morale; 

primarily a study of psychological effect of upbringing and education on 

Japanese morale November 24, 1944, 33 pp.

86262 Federal Bureau of Investigation. Location of Japanese industries December 

2, 1944, 2 pp.

86531 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Japanese Public 

Opinion and Morale; commercial intercepts translated by the Coordinated 

Translation Center; relate mainly to Japanese health problems November 6, 

1944, 2 pp.

86537 Security and Intelligence Division. HQ 2nd Service Command. Report on 

Andaman and Nicobar Islands December 4, 1944, 2 pp.

87728 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Chemical Warfare Equipment; includes 

photos November 24, 1944, 8 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 633

MIS # Source

88133 Office of Strategic Services. Independent Infantry Battalion Home Code 

Numbers in China October 12, 1944, 2 pp.

88134 OSS. Organization of Hsien District (China) Puppet Unit October 11, 1944, 

1 p.

88155 OSS. Report on the Far East and Islam November 6, 1944, 4 pp.

88164 OSS. Disposition of Japanese Ground Forces in Indo-China Nov.12, 1944, 

1 p.

88165 OSS. Miscellaneous Japanese Unit Identifications in China October 16, 

1944, 1 p.

88179 Office of Strategic Services. Code Designation Extracted from Captured 

Japanese Pamphlets in China December 5, 1944, 1 p.

88180 OSS. Japanese Divisions Identifications in China October 18 and 19, 1944, 

1 p.

88182 OSS. Report on the 39th Division in China October 13, 1944, 1 p. [Note: 

The 39th Division was sent to central China in 1937, where it played a 

major role in the massacre of Chinese civilians in the Changsha area. It 

remained in China until the end of the war.]

88188 Office of Strategic Services. Report on the organization of the 228th 

Independent Battalion of the 10th Independent Infantry Division September 

16, 1944, 1 p.

88189 OSS. Vatican report on unknown mission to Japan November 13, 1944, 1 p.

88787 Naval Attaché, Ankara, Turkey. Japanese general attitudes October 26, 

1944, 3 pp.

88359 Office of Strategic Services. Copy of report obtained thru Military Attaché 

Bern, Switzerland, dealing with Japanese political matters December 1, 

1944, 6 pp.

89307 Naval Attaché, Chungking, China. Psychological warfare against Japan 

November 16, 1944, 18 pp.

89953 Military Attaché, London, England. Technical Intelligence Summary; includes 

information on Chemical Warfare Equipment December 4, 1944, 1 p. [just 

transmittal letter]

90525 Office of Strategic Services. Troop disposition and supply dumps in French 

Indo-China November 8, 1944, 2 pp.

90577 Office of Strategic Services. Three Army Corps to be moved from Japan and 

Korea to Formosa November 13, 1944, 1 p.

90834 Army Bureau of Current Affairs. The Japanese Way September 9, 1944

90842 Office of Strategic Services. Economic information on the Netherlands East 

Indies-Java; includes information on forced labor November 10, 1944, 2 pp.

90847 OSS. Japanese forces in China November 20, 23, 1944, 2 pp.

90999 India Command. Weekly Intelligence Summary; includes economic 

information December 1, 1944

91032 Military Attaché, New Delhi. Japanese water purification unit Dec. 4, 1944, 

4 pp.

91048 ATIS. Bulletin (Preliminary Examination of Documents) No. 1576; 

information on Japanese general attitudes November 25, 1944

91301 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Anti- U.S. motion pictures, Tientsin 

November 18, 1944

91701 OSS. Japanese aircraft production November 22, 1944, 8 pp.

92105 India Command. Weekly Intelligence Summary; includes economic 

information December 8, 1944

92519 Military Intelligence Service. Captured Personnel and Material Branch Report 

No. A-173/a; includes on Japanese general attitudes October 31, 1944

92772 OSS. Miscellaneous information on Thailand November 27, 1944, 5 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 634

MIS # Source

92777 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Military Police (Kempei) in Burma 

November 27, 1944, 5 pp.

92992 Chief, Chemical Warfare Service. Kit for designating gassed areas December 

12, 1944, 1 p.

92999 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, United States Army Forces Pacific Ocean 

Areas. 5th Report of ASFEEISTPOA; relates to biological warfare-gas masks, 

flame throwers, smoke December 7, 1944, 15 pp.

93900 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, HQ Alaska Department. Japanese military 

forces, Kuriles December 9, 1944, 2 pp. [just transmittal documentation]

93924 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB SEA. Periodic Technical Summary 

No. 33; contains a technical description of Japanese equipment and 

material of special interest to the Chemical Warfare Service and other 

organizations December 12, 1944, 3 pp.

93926 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB SEA. Chemical Warfare intelligence; 

gas masks, flame throwers, smoke December 11, 1944, 4 pp.

93929 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Chemical Warfare and Smoke 

Intelligence Bulletin No. 8 Dec. 15, 1944, 2 pp.

94111 GHQ, SWPA. Information relating to Japanese biological warfare; bacillus 

December 12, 1944, 1 p.

94119 GHQ, SWPA. Information relating to Japanese biological warfare; antianthrax injection December 11, 1944, 1 p.

94301 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB. GHQ India. Weekly Summary of 

Economic Intelligence (Far East) No. 97 December 15, 1944

94834 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB SEA. Code personnel December 5, 

1944, 2 pp.

95111 HQ 8th Service Command. Conditions in Canton, China December 21, 1944, 

1 p.

95112 HQ 8th Service Command. Ruses used by Japanese troops in New Guinea 

December 21, 1944, 2 pp.

95113 HQ 8th Service Command. Japanese use of Dog New Guinea Dec. 20, 1944, 

1 p.

95153 Military Attaché, Chungking. Memo for the American Ambassador on Military 

Operations in China December 10-16, 1944; December 16, 1944, 6 pp.

95179 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese attitudes toward bombings and peace 

discussions December 24, 1944, 1 p.

95246 OSS. Japanese military forces in Burma December 27, 1944, 1 p.

95249 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions in Burma December 27, 1944, 1 p.

95251 OSS. Japanese airbases and airstrips in Thailand December 26, 1944, 1 p.

95253 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions in Malaya and Thailand Dec. 26, 1944, 

1 p.

95254 OSS. Japanese troops dispositions in Thailand and Burma Dec. 26, 1944, 

1 p.

95518 Naval Attaché, Lisbon, Portugal. Safehaven, Portugal December 4, 1944, 

9 pp.

95819 U.S. Army Services of Supply. Chief Chemical Officer. Chemical Warfare 

Intelligence Summary No. 1 and Chemical Warfare Intelligence Digest No. 1 

December 5, 1944, 1 p. [just the transmittal page]

96303 Office of War Information. Koiso Cabinet, etc. Vols. I-III Dec. 1, 1944, 

310 pp.

96368 Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information. Chinese Translation 

Series No. 67; information on Japanese general attitudes July 1944, 3 pp.

96428 Military Attaché, China. Japanese spy plan in China December 12, 1944, 

1 p.

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Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 635

MIS # Source

96477 EIS, General Staff Branch, GHQ India. Weekly Summary of Economic 

Intelligence (Far East) No. 89 October 14, 1944

96652 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Japanese military plans 

East Asia December 11, 1944, 2 pp.

96709 Office of the Surgeon General. Information relating to biological warfare; 

anthrax, bacillus January 2, 1945, 1 p.

96710 Office of the Surgeon General. Japanese Balloons- U.S. Pacific Coast; 

possible biological warfare January 2, 1945, 1 p.

96983 Commander, Naval Group, China. Japanese troop identification in Burma 

November 25, 1944, 1 p.

97079 Army Service Forces, Office of Chief of Chemical Warfare Service. Japanese 

Carbon Monoxide Canisters January 2, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal]

97181 OSS. Japanese aircraft disposition in French Indo-China November 2, 1944, 

1 p.

97184 OSS. Japanese forces Timor Island December 1, 1944, 1 p.

97197 Commander, Naval Group, China. Japanese defenses in Luzon, Philippine 

Islands November 25, 1944, 1 p.

97211 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Japanese and Puppet 

Economic and Financial Conditions November 29, 1944, 4 pp.

97266 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Japanese future military 

operations China December 7, 1944, 1 p.

97378 HQ 9th Service Command. Japanese use of dogs December 21, 1944, 1 p.

97462 OSS. Japanese activities in French Indo-China December 7, 1944, 2 pp.

97481 OSS. Japanese forces French Indo-China December 4, 1944, 1 p.

97489 OSS. French Indo-China Air Order of Battle December 4, 1944, 1 p.

97590 OSS. Japanese relaxing discipline in Shanghai, China December 13, 1944, 

2 pp.

97592 OSS. Enemy spreading of cultures during battle, Cheking, Kiangni 

Department of Epidemic Defense and Water Supply, Kiuhiang Branch 

December 9, 1944, 1 p.

98268 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Japanese Forces in French 

Indo-China; 21st Division, 62nd and 83rd Regiments November 29, 1944, 

2 pp.

98438 OSS. Japanese war prospects China December 2, 1944, 2 pp.

98440 OSS. British views on French Indo-China December 14, 1944, 2 pp.

98544 Military Attaché, London, England. Medical Items-Burma Dec. 28, 1944, 

3 pp.

98663 GHQ SWPA. Information relating to Japanese biological warfare; Thailand, 

Burma bacillus November 28, 1944, 1 p.

98719 OSS. Japanese military operations Burma January 4, 1945, 1 p.

98720 OSS. British position on Thailand January 4, 1945, 1 p.

98771 OSS. Japanese military operations in China January 4, 1945, 3 pp.

99097 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Organization of 33rd Mountain Artillery 

Regiment, North Burma December 30, 1944, 2 pp.

99103 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Chart of organization of 

Manchukuo Government December 27, 1944, 2 pp.

99118 HQ 6th Service Command. Attitude toward nationals of U.S. and Russia 

December 30, 1944, 4 pp.

99732 OSS. Japanese military forces in Burma and Malaya January 6, 1945, 1 p.

99910 HQ 7th Service Command. Conditions in Japan, Emperor and Idol Worship 

and Buddhism December 30, 1944, 8 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 636

MIS # Source

100470 HQ 9th Service Command. Cannibalism New Guinea and Biak Island 

December 29, 1944, 3 pp.

101081 OSS. Japanese military units in French Indo-China December 21, 1944, 1 p.

101197 HQ 9th Service Command. Japanese political pamphlet washed ashore in 

Oregon November 1, 1944, 14 pp.

101309 Office of War Information. Structure of Japanese Monopoly Capital 

November 23, 1944

101679 Military Attaché, London, England. Japanese Documents; Relate to Japanese 

Government November 21, 1944, 14 pp.

101992 Military Attaché, London, England. Ministry of Economic Warfare Notes on 

Economic Intelligence January 6, 1945, 24 pp.

103282 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese campaign aims January 14, 1945, 

1 p.

103422 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CBI Naval Section. General conditions, 

Burma; includes information on Japanese mistreatment of prisoners of war 

December 20, 1944, 5 pp.

103433 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CBI Naval Section. General conditions, 

Burma December 21, 1944, 12 pp.

103657 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Structure of Japanese 

monopoly capital November 23, 1944, 4 pp.

104493 Security and Intelligence Division 1st Service Command. Report indicating 

Japanese use biological warfare at Ningpo, China in 1940 January 16, 1945, 

1 p.

105730 OSS. Japanese diplomats in Europe deposit funds in Switzerland Jan. 8, 

1945, 1p.

105790 Naval Attaché, Chungking, China. Disposition of Japanese Forces, Saishu To 

January 2, 1945, 3 pp.

106100 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese peace trial balloon December 16, 

1944, 1 p.

106192 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Navy war plans, Philippines December 22, 

1944, 1 p.

106250 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB/SEA. Chemical Warfare and Smoke 

Intelligence Bulletin No. 9 January 8, 1945, 2 pp. [just transmittal]

106258 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Japanese military 

operations in China December 13, 1944, 1 p.

106291 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Report on 90-mm. Chemical 

(DC) mortar shell January 10, 1945, 5 pp.

106313 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Preliminary report of 

Japanese captured equipment-chemical, gas masks, candles January 11, 

1945, 4 pp.

106396 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Puppet Economic Police December 26, 

1944, 2 pp.

106441 HQ European Theater of Operations, united Sates Army, Chemical Warfare 

Service. War Office Technical Intelligence Summary No. 4 (Japan); includes 

information on Chemical Warfare Equipment January 19, 1945, 1 p.

106506 HQ 8th Service Command. Mining industry in Japanese occupied territory 

January 19, 1945, 1 p.

106521 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. CBI Navy Section. Disposition of 

Japanese forces Thailand December 26, 1944, 3 pp.

106763 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Cancer in Munitions 

Industry November 23, 1944, 2 pp.

107193 HQ 9th Service Command. War moral of civilian population Jan. 12, 1945, 

5 pp.

107233 HQ 9th Service Command. Japanese general attitudes January 13, 1945, 

3 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 637

MIS # Source

107299 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 1st Service Command. Japanese 

push of opium and heroin in Wuhu, China January 22, 1945, 1 p.

107302 Military Attaché, Moscow, USSR. Disposition of Japanese forces in South 

and Central China December 19, 1944, 3 pp.

107972 G-2 China Theater. Japanese gas warfare Central China; includes 

information on types of gas used December 5, 1944, 5 pp.

107982 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Use of gases China 

December 16, 1944, 4 pp.

108098 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Miscellaneous chemical 

warfare intelligence, Nanking and Shanghai China, poison gas plants Jan. 

14, 1945, 3 pp.

108106 Army Service Forces. Office of Chief Chemical Warfare Service. Balloon 

Situation-biological warfare January 22, 1945, 2 pp.

108426 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Japanese military disposition in China 

January 10, 1945, 3 pp.

108442 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Japanese military disposition in China 

January 3, 1945, 3 pp.

108599 Information Group, MIS. Attempted Japanese negotiations January 25, 

1945, 2 pp.

109200 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Disposition of Japanese 

forces, China December 18, 1944, 2 pp.

109264 OSS. Japanese military forces in French Indo-China January 2, 1945, 1 p.

109289 OSS. Disposition of Japanese forces China December 9, 1944, 2 pp.

109291 OSS. Disposition of Japanese forces China December 18, 1944, 1 p.

109331 OSS. Japanese aircraft disposition in French Indo-China January 1, 1945, 

3 pp.

109332 OSS. Japanese aircraft disposition in French Indo-China December 29, 

1944, 2 pp.

109569 OSS. Japanese troop disposition, Foochow, China January 29, 1945, 3 pp.

109612 OSS. Status of Japanese Air Force in French Indo-China December 26, 

1944, 4 pp.

109639 OSS. Use of Gas, Tangchiacha December 23, 1944, 4 pp.

109734 Commander, Naval Group, China. Japanese forces in Fukien, China 

December 19, 1944, 2 pp.

109735 Commander, Naval Group, China. Japanese forces in China Dec. 19, 1944, 

1 p.

109837 Office of War Information. Suggestions for Psychological Warfare December 

12, 1944, 3 pp.

109984 HQ United States Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas. Japanese Army 

Organization January 23, 1945, 46 pp.

110746 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India, Activities of Indian and Burmese agents 

of Japanese Kempei Tai January 27, 1945, 2 pp.

110747 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Treatment of U.S. Airmen prisoners of 

war by the Kempei Tai January 27, 1945, 1 p.

110754 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Loyalty of Burma National Army to 

Japanese Army January 25, 1945, 2 pp.

110839 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Recruitment of Chinese 

labor December 19, 1944, 1 p.

110861 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Japanese general 

attitudes December 21, 1944, 1 p.

110900 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations.. Japanese 

intelligence agents China December 29, 1944, 1 p.

110991 Navy. Japanese forces, Shantung, China January 1, 1945, 3 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 638

MIS # Source

111151 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Japan press (spring 

1944) held unwarlike December 22, 1944, 1 p.

111240 Military Attaché, London, England. AA Command Intelligence Review No. 

220 Attitude towards death January 22, 1945

111524 San Francisco Port of Embarkation. Atrocities at Leyte, Philippine Islands 

January 13, 1945, 2 pp.

111546 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB SEA. Includes information on 

Japanese intelligence in China January 2, 1945, 1 p.

111547 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Japanese military 

operations in Occupied China December 18, 1944, 1 p.

111560 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Japanese use of foreign labor, 

cement factory Shansi, China December 30, 1944, 1 p.

111570 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Japanese conscription of 

military labor in China January 10, 1945, 1 p.

111731 OSS. Japanese in China December 22, 1944, 2 pp.

111814 OSS. Japanese air strength in French Indo-China February 1, 1945, 2 pp.

111825 OSS. Disposition of Japanese forces in French Indo-China February 3, 1945, 

3 pp.

112193 Air Transport Command. Ume-Kikan, Japanese super spy organization 

February 5, 1945, 6 pp.

112264 OSS. Organization of Gendarmerie, China December 22, 1944, 1 p.

112265 Office of Strategic Services. Order of Battle and Code number information 

for Japanese forces in China December 18, 1944, 3 pp.

112329 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese occupation of Shwebo Valley, 

Burma January 29, 1945, 74 pp.

112333 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese Secret Service in Burma; 

includes information on atrocities January 27, 1945, 2 pp.

112365 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese in Burma; Japanese treatment 

of Burmese, social and religious systems, use of foreign labor January 29, 

1945, 4 pp.

112372 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Occupation Government, Shwebo Valley, 

Burma January 29, 1945, 4 pp.

112374 Military Attaché, China. Japanese military disposition in China and Burma 

January 19, 1945, 1 p.

112377 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Naval War Plans January 19, 1945, 1 p.

112391 Military Attaché China. Letter relating to Japanese Imperial Headquarters 

December 26, 1944, 7 pp.

112481 Military Attaché, China Information on organization of a Japanese Division 

January 16, 1945, 3 pp.

112483 Military Attaché, China. Sociological Survey of China as of December 31, 

1944; January 15, 1945, 3 pp.

112485 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Airfields in Indo-China and Chinese 

laborers January 17, 1945, 1 p.

112488 Military Attaché, China. Military operations in China the last quarter of 

1944; January 19, 1945, 4 pp.

112490 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Infantry Division as to types Jan. 18, 

1945, 1 p.

112491 Military Attaché, China. Estimate of the Weekly Situation in China January 

18, 1945, 3 pp.

112493 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Air Force in China January 17, 1945, 2 pp.

112496 Military Attaché, China. Order of Battle Information China Jan. 19, 1945, 

4 pp.

113201 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese administration of Netherlands East 

Indies Sumatra January 12, 1945, 2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 639

MIS # Source

113204 OSS. Disposition of Japanese forces February 6, 1945, 2 pp.

113717 OSS. Japanese air strength in French Indo-China January 5, 1945, 1 p.

113812 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Kempei Tai Secret Service Badge, 

Shwebo, Burma February 3, 1945, 1 p.

113897 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Historical roots of Japanese character, 

social traditions, mythology and religion, role of the emperor, vulnerability 

of Japanese morale, attitude toward death and danger, attitude to Army 

authority, etc. January 31, 1945, 52 pp.

114019 Security and Intelligence Division HQ 4th Service Command. Bombing of 

Japanese Emperor’s Palace in Tokyo February 5, 1945, 1 p.

114124 Office of Strategic Services. Disposition of Japanese forces in French IndoChina and China February 9, 1945, 1 p.

114147 OSS. Japanese air force in French Indo-China January 15, 1945, 2 pp.

114166 Army Service Forces Office of Chief Chemical Warfare Service. Chemical 

Warfare Periodic Intelligence Report No. 13 July 12, 1944, 1 p. [just 

transmittal]

114220 Office of Strategic Services. Sumatra, Malays native agents of the Japanese 

and prisoner of war camp December 31, 1944, 2 pp.

114304 HQ 6th Service Command. Brief History of Shintoism January 31, 1945, 

12 pp.

114359 Military Attaché, Argentina. Possible Japanese request for an armistice 

(peace feelers) January 23, 1945, 1 p.

114666 OSS. Combat operations in China and Indo-China February 10, 1945, 1 p.

114912 HQ 7th Service Command. Report on Sapporo, Hokkaido Island Japan 

February 6, 1945, 10 pp.

114918 HQ 8th Service Command. Information on Japanese Army 5th Division 

Hospital at Hiroshima February 16, 1945, 1 p.

114920 HQ 9th Service Command. Information loyalty of Japanese soldiers 

February 2, 1945, 1 p.

114945 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Japanese Controlled 

Puppet government in North China January 8, 1945, 4 pp.

114947 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Korean defense 

industries December 28, 1944, 7 pp.

114949 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Utilization of Foreign 

Capital December 18, 1944, 12 pp.

114950 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Exploitation of the Kailan 

Coal Mines December 13, 1944, 3 pp.

115225 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Troop Disposition in China and French 

Indo-China February 12, 1945, 2 pp.

115267 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese occupation government Sumatra 

Bagan Si Apiapi January 12, 1945, 2 pp.

115269 OSS. Underground Anti-Fascist Movement in Burma January 24, 1945, 1 p.

115270 OSS. Transfer of Puppet Troops, Manchuria and Kuriles January 27, 1945, 

1 p.

115274 OSS. Japanese military units in Burma January 24, 1945, 1 p.

115627 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Chemical Warfare: Japanese 

use of smoke as anti-aircraft defense January 12, 1945, 5 pp.

115811 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese-controlled espionage 

organization (Bama Wundan] in Burma February 3, 1945, 5 pp.

116480 MITC, Camp Ritchie. Japanese Army Organization December 24, 1944, 

36 pp.

116538 OSS. Japanese military units in Burma February 1-9, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 640

MIS # Source

116612 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Japanese saboteurs in 

North China January 21, 1945, 3 pp.

116821 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. War Plans Japan 

and USSR January 30, 1945, 4 pp.

117140 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB Naval Section. Atrocities in Burma 

(Arakan) January 30, 1945, 34 pp.

117322 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Japanese economic aggression China: 

year End Summary January 13, 1945, 14 pp.

117431 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Bacteriological Report on Japanese 

Balloons, Canada February 16, 1945, 33 pp.

117559 Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, Technical Intelligence Section, 

HQ 8th Army. Technical Intelligence Activity Report; contains information 

related to biological warfare January 7, 1945, 14 pp.

118117 Allied Control Commission Rumania. Japanese activity in Bucharest 

February 9, 1945, 1 p.

118134 OSS. Suicide units in Thailand February 17, 1945, 1 p.

118861 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Recent Conditions in 

Shanghai, China January 12, 1945, 4 pp.

118862 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Use of Chinese in 

mining, exploitation of minerals January 9, 1945, 13 pp.

118867 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB Theater. Conditions in Hong Kong 

and Kowloon under Japanese occupation January 23, 1945, 10 pp.

118883 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China-Burma-India Economic Section. 

Use of Koreans in war industries January 23, 1945, 7 pp.

118886 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Systems of organization 

within Japanese Army January 30, 1945, 2 pp.

118938 OSS. Official Japanese attitudes towards peace February 21, 1945, 2 pp.

119135 HQ 9th Service Command. Japanese espionage in Siberia February 12, 

1945, 1 p.

119143 HQ 1st Service Command. Reaction to Japanese program in Burma 

February 15, 1945, 3 pp.

119233 Security and Intelligence Division 2nd Service Command. Shimmachi; 

includes information on Chemical Warfare Equipment, Chemical Dump at 

Tonda. Honshu, Japan February 19, 1945, 2 pp.

119515 United States Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas. G-2 POA Estimate of Enemy 

Situation No. 107; includes gas warfare February 15, 1944, 1 p. [just 

transmittal]

119828 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese system of recruitment of Koreans and 

interrogation of Korean prisoners of war January 10, 1945, 5 pp.

119914 Information Group, Military Intelligence Service. Japanese accounts in 

National Bank, Switzerland February 23, 1945, 1 p.

119933 Office of Strategic Services. Far East Radio Log No. 878 Laborers from 

Shanghai to Manchuria February 3, 1945, 13 pp.

120001 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Air Force Order of Battle Estimate January 

24, 1945, 1 p.

120002 Military Attaché, China. Secret organizations in China January 23, 1945, 

4 pp.

120003 Military Attaché, China. Location of Tokyo Headquarters of Japanese 

Supreme Command January 15, 1945, 3 pp.

120005 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Bandit suppression 

results action by Japanese troops in Shantung, China February 7, 1945, 1 p.

120206 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Japanese troops in North 

China express dissatisfaction December 22, 1944, 2 pp.

120723 Intelligence Division, Office Chief of Naval Operations. Army occupation of 

Futsing, China January 25, 1945, 2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 641

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120790 HQ 9th Service Command. Cannibalism by Japanese, Leyte, Philippine 

Islands February 13, 1945, 1 p.

120792 Los Angeles Port of Embarkation. Unidentified Japanese booklet February 

15, 1945, ca. 60 pp.

120793 HQ 8th Service Command. Scarcity of numerous commodities Feb. 21, 

1945, 4 pp.

121020 Office of Strategic Services. Hirohito’s Health February 24, 1945, 1 p.

121434 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB Naval Section. Office of Strategic 

Services Report dealing with Japanese internal situation February 1, 1945, 

5 pp.

121644 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief Naval Operations.. Possible use of 

epidemic germs in China, Osaka Chemical Research Institute January 19, 

1945, 2 pp.

121645 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency. Enemy estimate of Allied Strength in 

India and Ceylon February 2, 1945, 1 p.

121655 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB Naval Section. Espionage and 

counter-espionage in Burma; includes information on the Hikari Kikan 

Feb.5, 1945, 16 pp.

121656 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB Naval Section. General conditions 

in Sumatra, Malaya, Thailand; includes information on conscriptions in 

Singapore January 22, 1945, 12 pp.

121664 HQ 6th Service Command. Korean attitudes towards U.S., Japan, and 

Russia February 20, 1945, 5 pp.

122008 OSS. Withdrawal of Japanese troops from Thailand and Burma Feb. 12, 

1945, 1 p.

122107 Military Attaché, China. Japanese plan (Gen. Okamura) for scorched earth 

policy in China February 5, 1945, 1 p.

122110 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Japanese troop and 

supply movements in Central Honan China February 6, 1945, 1 p.

122112 Military Attaché, China. Japanese activity in French Indo-China Feb. 5, 

1945, 1 p.

122114 Military Attaché, China. Japanese troop movement and operations in China 

Theater January 31, 1945, 3 pp.

122117 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Japanese troop and 

supply movements in Central Honan China January 31, 1945, 1 p.

122383 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Navy movements in China, Jan. 22, 1945, 

1 pp.

122543 Military Attaché, China. Japanese secret service activity January 24, 1945, 

1 p.

122665 Chemical Warfare Service. Japanese incendiary bomb, Hayfork, California 

February 23, 1945

122939 HQ Western Defense Command Assistant Chief o Staff G-2. Free balloon 

report (Nebraska) February 26, 1945, 18 pp.

123380 HQ 9th Service Command. Instructions on use of Gas protection clothing by 

Japanese Army February 20, 1945, 2 pp.

123403 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents in Canada March 2, 

1945, 15 pp.

124470 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese troop dispositions and plans in 

Burma February 22, 1945, ca. 28 pp.

124900 Security and Intelligence Division HQ 2nd Service Command. Information 

on Japanese general attitudes February 26, 1945, 3 pp.

125092 HQ 9th Service Command. Conditions in Japan in 1942 February 24, 1945, 

2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 642

MIS # Source

125094 HQ 9th Service Command. Attitudes toward the Emperor, American 

Interests, Treatment of prisoners, and American-born Japanese February 

24, 1945, 2 pp.

125095 HQ 9th Service Command. Conditions in Japan in 1942; February 24, 1945, 

2 pp.

125125 Military Attaché, Stockholm, Sweden. Peace Feelers via Moscow February 

23, 1945, 1 p.

125232 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, Shantung, China February 10, 1945, 4 pp.

125272 Office of Strategic Services. Attitudes in Java and Netherlands East Indies 

toward Japanese October 30, 1944, 1 p.

125273 Office of Strategic Services. Organization of Japanese North China Army 

Liaison Department (formerly the Tokumu Kikan) February 13, 1945, 4 pp.

125351 GHQ SWPA. Use of chemical agents-Manila, Philippines March 15, 1945, 

5 pp.

125400 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 XIV Corps. Japanese chemical agents, use of on 

1st Cavalry Division February 22, 1945, 23 pp.

125617 OSS. Japanese North China Railway Police Bureau February 12, 1945, 2 pp.

126012 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese defense at Irawaddy River Line 

at Kyaukmyaung, Burma, ca. 30 pp. February 28, 1945

126013 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India, Japanese commercial activities Burma 

January 27, 1945, 3 pp.

126014 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Special Force (3rd Indian Division) 

Intelligence Publication “Through Japanese Eyes” Vol. II Mar. 2, 1944, ca. 

60 pp.

126301 GHQ SWPA. Japanese Self Sufficiency on isolated islands March 4, 1945, 

4 pp.

126355 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Japanese intelligence 

activities Burma February 20, 1945, 3 pp.

126498 Military Attaché, London, England. Organization of Japanese Armored 

Division March 5, 1945, 6 pp.

126855 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Controlling Syndicates; 

extracts from a December 1943 Japanese article; translated by the 

Coordinated Translation Center January 25, 1945, 10 pp.

127058 HQ 7th Service Command. Military Government, situation Harbin, 

Manchuria March 7, 1945, 7 pp.

127144 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB SEA. Enemy Equipment 

Intelligence Service Report on Model 93 Small Flame Thrower [chemical 

projectors] January 26, 1945, 4 pp.

127170 OSS. Morale, Netherlands East Indies November 13, 1944, 2 pp.

127536 HQ 9th Service Command. Trade between USSR and Japan March 8, 1945, 

1 p.

128397 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Requisitioning of 

clothing in China; increase in the number of saboteurs and spies January 

22, 1945, 1 p.

128685 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese peace feelers March 1, 1945, 1 pp.

128995 Army Service Forces. Technical Intelligence Report. Ruse employed by 

Japanese soldiers to obtain shipping information, Philippine Islands Feb. 22, 

1945, 3 pp.

129092 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese troop disposition in Southern 

Burma March 10, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal page]

129128 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese penetration groups March 10, 

1945, 2 pp.

129151 Military Attaché, London, England. Enemy chemical warfare and smoke 

intelligence summary No. 68 March 8, 1945, 16 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 643

MIS # Source

129212 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Information on situation in Ryukyus 

Island March 12, 1945, 2 pp.

129282 OSS. Japanese troop disposition in Thailand and Burma March 15, 1945, 

1 p.

129284 OSS. Japanese troop disposition in China and Japan March 15, 1945, 2 pp.

129351 Military Attaché, China. Japanese troop disposition in Kinngsu, China and 

Manchuria February 21, 1945, 1 p.

129569 HQ United States Forces China Theater. Epidemic germs as war weapon 

March 8, 1945, 2 pp.

129960 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB Naval Section. Burma, suicide 

squad, propaganda department of Kempei Tai February 24, 1945, 2 pp.

130715 OSS. Japanese military forces in Thailand, March 19, 1945, 2 pp.

130718 OSS. Japanese use of Formosans March 17, 1945, 4 pp.

131199 Unknown. Book in Japanese language n.d., ca. 70 pp.

132037 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Organization of 54th Headquarters 

Medical Unit and medical information March 12, 1945, 8 pp.

132471 Military Attaché, Kabul, Afghanistan. Interviews, Russian ambassador, 

Japanese minister, Afghanistan February 28, 1945, 2 pp.

132836 HQ I Corps, I Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon. Preliminary Interrogation 

Report; includes information on the situation in the Philippines 1943-1945 

and contains a reference to biological warfare March 15, 1945, 4 pp.

132908 HQ United States Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas. Possible use of 

chemicals on Iwo Jima March 20, 1945, 3 pp.

132971 HQ United States Forces China Theater. Poison Gas plant Thailand March 

16, 1945, 1 p.

133003 HQ United States Army Services of Supply, Southwest Pacific Area OCCO. 

Reported use of gas in Manila, Philippines March 16, 1945, 9 pp.

133306 HQ United States Forces China Theater. Epidemic germs as war weapon, 

typhoid, cholera, bubonic plague, malaria March 19, 1945, 2 pp.

133321 Military Attaché, London, England. Ministry of Economic Warfare 6th 

Monthly Report No. 1 Far East March 20, 1945

133559 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater Branch. Chemical 

warfare training by the Japanese armies in China March 9, 1945, 1 p.

133700 OSS. Plans of Japanese for possible bacteriological warfare March 22, 1945, 

1 p.

133744 OSS. Evacuation of Royal Family to Korea March 27, 1945, 1 p.

133824 HQ 9th Service Command. Suggested occupation government for Japan 

March 14, 1945, 4 pp.

134059 OSS. Japanese reactions to American air raids March 26, 1945, 1 p.

134060 OSS. Order of Battle Information China and Formosa March 27, 1945, 4 pp.

134792 San Francisco Port of Embarkation. Atrocities in the Philippine Islands March 

15, 1945, 1 p.

134804 HQ 6th Service Command. Political movements in Japan March 22, 1945, 

6 pp.

134972 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations. General attitudes Amakusa 

Islands February 21, 1945, 5 pp.

135042 GHQ SWPA. Alleged Manila, Philippines chemical depots March 19, 1945, 

2 pp.

135377 Office of War Information. Chinese view of political situation in Japan 

February 10, 1945, 8 pp.

135544 Memo from George Taylor to Robert Kleiman. Japanese military general 

attitudes, Biak island February 8, 1945, 2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 644

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135545 Office of War Information. Defeat in the Philippines and political unrest in 

Japan n.d. 5 pp.

135643 HQ 9th Service Command. Atrocities at Panay Island, Philippine Islands, 

killing of American missionaries March 20, 1945, 2 pp.

135788 United States Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas. Possible Japanese use of 

chemical weapons on Iwo Jima March 27, 1945, 1 pp. [just transmittal]

135799 OSS. Order of Battle and Code Name information China March 30, 1945, 

2 pp.

135817 OSS. Japanese public morale March 30, 1945, 1 p.

135819 OSS. Order of Battle Information China March 30, 1945, 2 pp.

135852 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Japanese code 

number, Occupied China March 17, 1945, 1 p.

136064 Military Attaché, Allied Control Commission Bulgaria. Conditions in Japan 

March 22, 1945, 3 pp.

136475 American Embassy, Chungking, China. Chinese Secret Service suspected of 

being used by Japanese for espionage purposes February 20, 1945, 2 pp.

136517 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. General survey of 

economics for a decisive war, policy for labor in coal mines February 17, 

1945, 10 pp.

136548 HQ United States Forces India Burma Theater. Chemical warfare, Japanese 

request for dead rats February 14, 1945, 1 p.

136566 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Capture of Miektila, Burma March 24, 

1945, 28 pp.

136719 OSS. Information on Formosa political activity March 1945, 3 pp.

136828 Military Attaché, Allied Control Commission Bulgaria. Japan’s Two Surprises, 

privations and fighting spirit of Americans not anticipated March 25, 1945, 

1 p.

136831 Military Attaché, Allied Control Commission Bulgaria. Japanese general 

attitudes March 25, 1945, 2 pp.

137026 OSS. War Plans Burma and Thailand April 2, 1945, 1 p.

137076 OSS. Possible schism in Japanese colony in Switzerland, asylum for German 

war criminals in Japan debated March 16, 1945, 1 p.

137110 Office of Strategic Services. Information on Japanese occupation of Korea 

and the Emperor March 22, 1945, 1 p.

137205 San Francisco Port of Embarkation. Japanese treatment of British prisoners 

of war, Singapore March 22, 1945, 2 pp.

137900 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Conflict in Japan’s military operations 

January 18, 1945, 7 pp.

138208 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese situation in 

Shansi and Honan, North (Occupied) China March 7, 1945, 1 p.

138210 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese spies based at 

Lo Yang China February 27, 1945, 1 p.

138211 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Interview with Gen. LiFan-K’uei regarding Korea and Manchuria March 12, 1945, 4 pp.

138330 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Army war plans China March 17, 1945, 

1 p.

138484 Military Attaché, China. Economic developments in occupied territory March 

19, 1945, 2 pp.

138662 United States Army Services of Supply, Southwest Pacific Area. Plan of 

reported Chemical mine in Davao March 22, 1945, 3 pp.

139987 OSS. Japanese strength in French Indo-China March 19, 1945, 1 p.

139988 OSS. Location of Japanese Air Force Command, Burma March 1, 1945, 1 p.

139989 OSS. Japanese troop movements and codes in Burma March 16, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 645

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140597 OSS. Information on Shanghai Area, China. Includes information on 

Japanese moving machinery to North China and Manchuria March 15, 1945, 

3 pp.

140592 OSS. Japanese troop disposition in Burma March 8, 1945, 1 p.

140851 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater Branch. Japanese 

activities in Central Honan China January 26-February 24, 1945; March 2, 

1945, 2 pp.

140852 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB/SEA. Chemical Warfare and Smoke 

Intelligence Bulletin No. 11 March 31, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal]

140853 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB/SEA. Japanese use of gas masks in 

British WP smoke attacks March 27, 1945, 1 p.

141107 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese-British military operations in 

Arakan Province, Burma October 1944-February 1945; March 31, 1945, 

25 pp.

141294 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Japanese Spy 

activity Tai Yuan, North China February 27, 1945, 1 pp.

141363 Information Group, MIS. Japanese diplomats in Switzerland April 13, 1945, 

1 p.

141461 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB/SEA. Chemical Analysis of Bat 

Gawh Not oil for use in producing war gases April 5, 1945, 1 pp.

141530 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Japanese 

espionage agents in Hsin-Hsiang Occupied North China March 16, 1945, 

2 pp.

141531 OSS. Living conditions in Japan March 6, 1945, 13 pp.

141758 Office of War Information. Japanese treatment of Burmese March 24, 1945, 

8 pp.

142099 Office of Strategic Services. R&A Branch Field Memo. Japanese Special 

Service Organizations in Burma; includes information on the Kempei Tai and 

Hikari Kikan March 27, 1945, 8 pp.

142101 Army Service Forces, Camp Detrick. Japanese balloon sample March 30, 

1945, 7 pp.

142730 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Mitsui Mining March 1, 

1945, 3 pp.

142731 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Mitsubishi Mining March 

1, 1945, 4 pp.

142740 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Biological warfare aspects of Japanese 

balloon incidents in Canada April 14, 1945, 3 pp.

142734 Naval Attaché, Chungking, China. Translated copy of a Who’s Who in 

occupied China [puppet officials] March 15, 1945, 36 pp.

142911 United States Forces China. Epidemic germs as war weapon-intentions in 

China and Burma April 9, 1945, 1 p.

142976 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, CIB. Translations of Bama Kit [official 

publication of the Government of Burma] 1944; includes information on 

alleged British atrocities March 9, 1945, 8 pp.

143417 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese defense of Meiktila, Burma 

March 30, 1945, 27 pp.

143461 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions Thailand and Burma March 10, 1945, 1 p.

143523 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Organization of 

Japanese Intelligence System, Kaji Group March 24, 1945, 9 pp.

143706 Military Attaché, China. Japanese organization of puppet armies in South 

China March 28, 1945, 3 pp.

143707 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Units in Manchuria March 28, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 646

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143788 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Interview of 

Korean Deserter from Japanese Army; includes information on the Japanese 

Government, economic conditions, general attitudes, Koreans in North 

China March.15, 1945, 5 pp.

143790 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Reorganization of 

Koiso’s Cabinet March 13, 1945, 3 pp.

143814 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Japanese 

conscription, Japanese military operations, booty, Shansi, Occupied North 

China March 23, 1945, 1 p.

143817 Military Attaché, China. Japanese organization for national defense; includes 

chart March 14, 1945, 2 pp.

143943 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese 21st and 37th Divisions in French 

Indo-China April 19, 1945, 2 pp.

143963 Military Attaché, China. Who’s Who information on Chinese puppet military, 

political, and cultural leaders March 27, 1945, 6 pp.

143964 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater Branch. Interview 

Korean refugee from Peking; includes information on Japanese treatment of 

Koreans March 16, 1945, 4 pp.

144055 OSS. Japanese firms in Bangkok, Thailand April 2, 1945, 1 p.

144113 Military Attaché, Allied Control Commission Bulgaria. Absence of subversive 

activities in Japan March 30, 1945, 1 p.

144197 OSS. Japanese forces in Nawngpeng Area, Burma March 31, 1945, 1 p.

144279-

282

Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Branch. Interrogation Reports 

No. 3-6; includes information on China and Japan February-March 1945, 

12 pp.

144517 HQ 7th Service Command. Kochi and vicinity, Shikoku Island, concentration 

camp April 12, 1945, 30 pp.

144584 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese agents in 

Thailand, North China March 10, 1945, 1 pp.

144880 Military Attaché, London, England. Appreciation of enemy chemical warfare 

intentions No. 19 April 12, 1945, 1 p.

145111 Headquarters 6th Service Command. Report on Japanese psychology April 

16, 1945, 6 pp.

145112 Security and Intelligence Division HQ 2nd Service Command. Information 

Dairen, Manchuria April 20, 1945, 2 pp.

145516 Intelligence Division, Chief of Naval Operations. Religion employed in 

propaganda March 25, 1945 

145545 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India-Burma Theater Branch. Joint 

Air/Ground Operation in Capture of Meiktila, Burma March 28, 1945, 20pp 

including maps and photographs

145546 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Control and Mobilization 

of Manpower and Materials February 21, 1945, 6 pp.

145555 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB Theater. Japanese industrial and 

business concerns March 26, 1945, 3 pp.

145557 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Intensification of 

Commodity Control in Central China February 22, 1945, 11 pp.

145558 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Manchuria Mitsubishi 

Machinery Co. Ltd. March 9, 1945, 13 pp.

145590 HQ Allied Control Commission Bulgaria. Bulgarian Military Attaché’s 

Observations; includes information on atrocities, Japanese political activity 

April 6, 1945, 4 pp.

146634 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Conditions in Japan 

March 7, 1945, 4 pp.

146721 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Mitsui Mines February 22, 

1945, 3 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 647

MIS # Source

146729 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Mitsubishi heavy 

industries March 2, 1945, 2 pp.

146804 OSS. Japanese general attitudes April 24, 1945, 1 p.

147123 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Col. 

Han, commanding officer, 2nd Battalion 13th Division of Japanese Puppet 

Government troops under Lt. Gen. Ting April 6, 1945, 1 p.

147124 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Report on Lt. Gen. 

Ting of 13th Division of Japanese Puppet Government troops April 6, 1945, 

2 pp.

147165 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CIB/SEA. Typical Japanese Burma 

Division April 18, 1945, 3 pp.

147226 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese and Puppet Civil Officials in Hong 

Kong-Kowloon Area March 30, 1945, 4 pp.

147308 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese 

investments in Manchuria March 23, 1945, 1 pp. 

147356 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Tri-Partite Pact of 

Japan, Germany, and Italy April 11, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

147716 Office of War Information. Japanese use of Pagodas and Monasteries and 

treatment of Monks, conditions in occupied Burma April 6, 1945, 7 pp.

147812 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, SHAEF. Japanese intelligence activities in 

Europe April 25, 1945, 7 pp.

148356 HQ, Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, United States Army Services of Supply, 

Southwest Pacific Area. Reported Japanese use of gas on Filipinos April 14, 

1945, 4 pp.

148611 Office of Strategic Services. Background information on two Japanese 

Generals, Maj. Gen. Yamada and Maj. Gen. Hamada April 28, 1945, 1 p.

148615 United States Forces China. Further report on epidemic germs as weapon 

April 21, 1945, 1 p.

148616 OSS. Order of Battle Information Thailand April 28, 1945, 1 p.

148617 OSS. Military operations Western Honan, China April 29, 1945, 1 p.

148618 OSS. Military operations Western Honan, China April 28, 1945, 1 p.

148882 HQ, United States Forces China Theater. Possible Japanese usage of gases 

April 20, 1945, 1 p.

150118 Intelligence Division. Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese troop 

disposition, Shanghai, China March 15, 1945, 1 p.

150206 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese situation in 

Yellow River North China April 7, 1945, 1 pp.

150237 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Breeding of Viri. Plague, 

Cholera, Typhoid. Occupied Central China April 19, 1945, 1 p. [just 

transmittal page]

150292 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Mitsui Mines March 25, 

1945, 2 pp.

150293 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Financial situation of the 

Bank of Japan March 23, 1945, 1 p.

150295 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Conscription of 800,000 

laborers in North China March 26, 1945, 1 p.

150298 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency CB. Collection of platinum from public 

March 26, 1945, 1 p.

150300 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Labor requisitions in 

Suhsien, China March 26, 1945, 1 p.

150303 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese financial 

institutions in Formosa March 27, 1945, 1 p.

150316 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Bank of Japan loans and 

notes March 22, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 648

MIS # Source

150322 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Commercial intercepts 

March 23, 1945, 19 pp.

150432 Office of Strategic Services. Gold trade in Burma April 9, 1945, 2 pp.

150433 Office of Strategic Services. Thai Police Force April 18, 1945, 2 pp.

150435 OSS. Japanese conscription and propaganda methods Formosa April 7, 

1945, 5 pp.

150475 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese capital and 

heavy industry Manchuria March 9, 1945, 3 pp.

150686 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Possible Japanese 

offensive based on Shansi, Occupied North China April 7, 1945, 1 p.

150687 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese offensive 

operations in Western Honan, China April 7, 1945, 1 p.

150833 G-2 China. Demoralization of Japanese Army in North China 1937-1945; 

March 28, 1945, 20 pp.

150834 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese troop and 

supply movements, North Honan, China April 7, 1945, 1 p.

150841 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese operations in 

Southern Honan, China April 12, 1945, 3 pp.

150843 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese operations in 

Western Honan, China May 1, 1945, 1 p.

151403 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese Intelligence 

Organization in China; includes information Japanese military police, 

Chinese collaborators, and sources and methods April 7, 1945, 4 pp.

151426 Intelligence Division Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese morale 

March 24, 1945, 1 p.

151427 Intelligence Division Office of Chief of Naval Operations. German-Japanese 

relations March 23, 1945, 2 pp.

151428 Intelligence Division Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese war 

industry March 23, 1945, 2 pp.

151429 Intelligence Division Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese-Russian 

relations March 23, 1945, 2 pp.

151434 Intelligence Division Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese peace 

activities in Sweden and Finland April 7, 1945, 2 pp.

151957 GHQ SWPA. Bacterial Warfare, bacillus bomb, typhoid, water purification 

units April 19, 1945, 1 pp.

153149 HQ, United States Army Services of Supply, Southwest Pacific Area, 

Office of the Chief Chemical Officer. Consolidated report on alleged use of 

Japanese vomiting gas on Biak Island April 25, 1945, 32 pp.

153263 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese economic 

organizations, Honan, China March 15, 1945, 3 pp.

153267 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Recent Economic 

Conditions March 27, 1945, 3 pp.

153275 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. General Economic 

Outlook March 8, 1945, 6 pp.

153482 Intelligence Division Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Possible use of 

epidemic germs by Japanese in Occupied China, bacterial bombs March 15, 

1945, 1 p.

154091 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese troop 

movements in China April 17, 1945, 4 pp.

154092 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB/SEA. Information on an Independent 

Mixed Brigade in February 1945; May 2, 1945, 3 pp.

154223 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese plans for 

defense of Occupied China April 6, 1945, 1 p.

154226 Military Attaché, London, England. Control over neutral shipments to Japan 

May 3, 1945, 4 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 649

MIS # Source

154343 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Chemical Warfare 

interrogation information, China April 12, 1945, 1 p.

154368 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 4th Service Command. Information 

on Black Dragon Society, Hiroshima May 7, 1945, 4 pp.

154479 HQ 5th Service Command. Information on Japanese occupation of Korea 

May 8, 1945, 2 pp.

154492 Military Attaché, Chungking, China Japanese military situation in Manchuria 

April 12, 1945, 3 pp.

154494 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB/SEA. Japanese intelligence 

organization and activity Burma April 26, 1945, 4 pp.

154527 HQ 7th Service Command. Japanese Public Opinion, Propaganda, and 

Morale May 7, 1945, 6 pp.

154528 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Prisoner of war 

interrogation; contains chemical warfare information, China April 26, 1945, 

2 pp.

154569 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Epidemic germs as war 

weapon-China and Burma April 25, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal page]

155080 OSS. Japanese estimate of Allied plans for Thailand May 13, 1945, 4 pp.

155108 Military Attaché, Bern, Switzerland. Strength of Japanese Navy prior to the 

Battle of Philippines May 5, 1945, 1 p.

155109 Military Attaché, Bern, Switzerland. Strength of Japanese Army as of early 

March 1945; May 5, 1945, 1 p.

156357 HQ, 9th Service Command. Russians, Chinese, Japanese in Manchuria April 

30, 1945, 3 pp.

153362 HQ, 9th Service Command. Shintoism and Buddhism May 5, 1945, 6 pp.

156358 HQ, 9th Service Command. Japanese general attitudes, suicide air attacks 

May 2, 1945, 1 p.

156360 Security and Intelligence Division, 1st Service Command. Japanese attitude 

toward mail censorship and war May 14, 1945, 1 p.

156727 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, United States Forces India Burma Theater. 

Japanese Intelligence Organizations in Burma May 11, 1945, 10 pp.

156866 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Interrogation providing 

Chemical Warfare information May 3, 1945, 3 pp.

156867 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese military 

operations northern French Indo-China May 3, 1945, 2 pp.

156868 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese chemical plants 

in China March 3, 1945, 1 p.

156869 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Chemical warfare 

information in China March 3, 1945, 1 p.

156873 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Use of gas by Japanese 

in China May 4, 1945, 1 p.

156962 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, HQ United States Army Services of Supply, 

Southwest Pacific Area. Japanese bacterial (bacillus) bomb May 2, 1945, 

2 pp.

157017 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Possible use of gas by 

Japanese Army in China April 28, 1945, 1 p.

157182 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese strength in 

Shansi, China April 28, 1945, 1 p.

157183 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese Chemical 

Troops, Hunan Province China May 9, 1945, 1 p.

157184 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Chemical Warfare 

Intelligence Mission in China Status Report No. 2 of May 1, 1945; May 8, 

1945, 23 pp.

157196 Military Attaché, China. Japanese strategy for China and Manchuria May 2, 

1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 650

MIS # Source

157314 Information Group. Japanese views on not surrendering even if Japan is 

occupied by the Allies; will continue fight in China May 17, 1945, 1 p.

157602 Military Attaché, London, England. Japanese Order of Battle May 1, 1945, 

ca. 11 pp.

157676 Booklet, Outline of Japanese Buddhism 1937, 107 pp.

157682 The Osaka Mainichi, Bridge Between East and West: In Commemoration of 

the 15th Anniversary of the Osaka Mainichi & the Tokyo Nichi Nichi, English 

Edition, Founded April 12, 1922 August 1937, 64 pp. Includes articles 

in Japan Amid Whirlpool of Change; Our Political Relations with China; 

Manchukuo and Japan Have Common Destiny; Soviet Russia and Japan in 

Asia; Europe’s Tragedy; Germany and Japan-Bulwark Against Red Menace; 

U.S.-Japanese Relations in Last 15 Years; and Truth About Moscow Massacre 

Revealed.

157684 The Association of Japan International Exposition. Grand International 

Exposition of Japan March-August 1940 April 3, 1937, ca. 50 pp.

157685 Bureau of Information, General Affairs Board, State Council Manchukuo 

Government. Manchoukuo: A Pictorial Sketch 1937, ca. 50 pp.

157773 Office of Strategic Services. Interviews with Japanese captured in Germany, 

includes information on peace talk, Soviet- U.S. relations May 19, 1945, 1 p.

157984 OSS. Information on Japanese political activity May 4, 1945, 4 pp.

158310 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 2nd Service Command. Japanese 

shortages May 16, 1945, 3 pp.

158315 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 2nd Service Command. Situation in 

Japan May 16, 1945, 6 pp.

158317 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 2nd Service Command. Neighborhood 

Association, Police, and Security Organizations May 16, 1945, 1 p.

158321 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 2nd Service Command. War Morale in 

Japan as of September 1943; May 16, 1945, 1 p.

158322 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 2nd Service Command. Agricultural 

shortages May 16, 1945, 3 pp.

158324 Security and Intelligence Division, 4th Service Command. Information on 

Netherlands Borneo and Sarawak May 15, 1945, 12 pp.

158328 Military Attaché, China. Soviet-Japanese relations April 18, 1945, 3 pp.

158687 ATIS, GHQ SWPA. How to Spot a Japanese May 12, 1945, 3 pp.

158990 Military Attaché, Chungking China. Japanese troop dispositions China May 

9, 1945, 1 p.

159058 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Captured Japanese Petri 

dish container May 10, 1945, 1 p. and 1 photograph

159108 OSS. Japanese Air Force War Plans May 3, 1945, 2 pp.

159116 OSS. Japanese units in Hangchow-Shanghai China Area May 3, 1945, 1 p.

159119 Intelligence Branch, Intelligence and Security Division, New Orleans Port 

of Embarkation. Report on Japanese suicide pilot training, ceremonies, use 

of narcotics, and one such pilot who crashed in the Philippines rather than 

following through on his suicide mission May 18, 1945, 1 p.

159158 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese Political/

Intelligence Organization in Shansi, China May 3, 1945, 1 p.

159159 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Captured Japanese 

biologicals at Mandalay, Burma May 10, 1945, 1 p.

159181 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese chemical 

warfare service activity in China May 14, 1945, 1 p.

159183 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese captured 

medical supplies and anti-disease suit in Burma May 12, 1945, 5 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 651

MIS # Source

159184 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Venereal diseases in 

Japanese Army in north China; information on brothels, prostitutes, and 

young Korean girls May 13, 1945, 3 pp.

159212 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Criminal Cases and 

Mutinies in Japanese Army in North China May 9, 1945, 17 pp.

159214 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese troop gas drill 

in Occupied North China May 12, 1945, 1 p.

159220 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese commando units in South East 

Asia May 15, 1945, 5 pp.

159221 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on examination of 

Japanese Anti-Disease Suit captured in Burma May 8, 1945, 7 pp.

159751 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB/SEA. Fire Power and Organization of 

Japanese Divisional and Non-Divisional units May 19, 1945, 17 pp.

160586 OSS. Officials in reorganized Hong Kong Government April 30, 1945, 2 pp.

160587 New Orleans Port of Embarkation. Diary of Japanese soldier on Saipan 

March 20, 1945, 5 pp.

160588 Office of Strategic Services. Conditions in Peking, China April 30, 1945, 

3 pp.

160589 Office of Strategic Services. The Gold Scandal in China May 5, 1945, 2 pp.

160590 Japanese Atrocities in Manila, Philippines, Study of Japanese propaganda, 

and report on Chinese guerilla organizations April 2, 1945, 66 pp.

160637 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Japanese Free Balloons (Canada)/

biological warfare May 26, 1945, 11 pp.

160652 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, Kwangtung Province, China May 5, 1945, 1 p.

160653 OSS. Japanese military activities in China May 25, 1945, 1 p.

160654 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle information May 25, 1945, 1 p.

160655 OSS. Japanese military activities in Thailand May 25, 1945, 2 pp.

160688 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Significance of 

Cabinet Changes April 26, 1945, 2 pp.

161718 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle in China May 28, 1945, 2 pp.

161839 Research Section, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information, 

New Delhi, India. Chronology of Events in Japan and Japanese Occupied 

Countries since 1937; April 1945, 30 pp.

162764 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Location of Japanese 

Headquarters Occupied China April 26, 1945, 3 pp.

162766 Office of Strategic Services. Location and movement and codes of Japanese 

units in East River Area, Kwantung, China May 7, 1945, 1 p.

162769 OSS. Japanese military movements Thailand May 31, 1945, 1 p.

162770 OSS. Japanese military movements Thailand May 31, 1945, 1 p.

162774 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese force prisoners of war to work during 

air raids at Chumporn, southern Thailand May 31, 1945, 1 p.

162775 OSS. Japanese Kamikaze air unit in China May 4, 1945, 1 p.

162778 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle information May 30, 1945, 2 pp.

162788 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Chinese laborers forced 

to work on railroad repairs May 11, 1945, 1 p.

162799 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Medical organization and 

personnel 1st War Area China May 16, 1945, 23 pp.

162806 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Military police in North 

China feared because of ruthless methods May 10, 1945, 1 p.

162821 Military Attaché, China. Japanese war plans China May 14, 1945, 1 p.

162823 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Joint War Plans May 16, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 652

MIS # Source

162827 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency, China Theater. Japanese situation in 

Honan and Shansi Provinces, China May 14, 1945, 3 pp.

163048 Military Attaché, China memo for the Ambassador on summary of military 

operations in China Theater May 12-19, 1945; May 19, 1945, 3 pp.

163049 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free Balloon Incidents Canada/biological 

warfare May 30, 1945, 12 pp.

163175 Office of Strategic Services. Weekly Report of Military information, China; 

includes information on Japanese political activity May 12, 1945, 9 pp.

163178 OSS. Japanese military activities in China May 30, 1945, 2 pp.

163188 OSS. Japanese gas works Manchuria, Mukden May 11, 1945, 2 pp.

163189 Office of Strategic Services. Translation and analysis of captured Japanese 

document May 12, 1945, 10 pp.

163190 Office of Strategic Services. Movement of Japanese supplies and prisoners 

of war in Thailand May 14, 1945, 1 p.

163191 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Publicity on Japanese Balloons Canada/

biological warfare May 28, 1945, 5 pp.

164636 OSS. Japanese recruiting natives by force in Laos May 12, 1945, 1 p.

164638 OSS. Japanese official conferences regarding war plans May 16, 1945, 3 pp.

164639 OSS. Economic conditions on Shantung province, China May 8, 1945, 4 pp.

164860 United States Forces China. Study by Chinese National Military Council 

on Japanese gas warfare, 1937-1944; contains information on chemical 

agents used by the Japanese; statistics on Japanese gas attacks; Japanese 

weapons using chemical agents and chemical weapons employed; time and 

percentage of each class of gas used by Japanese; Chinese gas casualties 

during the war May 29, 1945, 15 pp.

164862 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese prisoner of war camp near Nakorn 

Mayok, Thailand May 22, 1945, 1 p.

164863 Office of Strategic Services. Shifts in the Japanese Navy May 15, 1945, 1 p.

164864 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Air Force Plans May 15, 1945, 1 p.

164865 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle information June 5, 1945, 2 pp.

164867 OSS. Japanese Hong Kong garrison May 15, 1945, 1 p.

165113 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions East China May 18, 1945, 1 p.

165114 OSS. Japanese conscription activities in occupied areas May 18, 1945, 1 p.

165120 OSS. Japanese military plans China May 18, 1945, 1 p.

165412 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese Army 

Organization, China May 28, 1945, 1 p. and 1 organizational chart

165662 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Instructions for Japanese 

infiltration units May 29, 1945, 1 p.

165669 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese withdrawals from China 

May 30, 1945, 1 p.

165670 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Alleged use of poison 

gas in Central China May 29, 1945, 1 p.

165700 India. Japanese anti-espionage school, Taunggyi, Burma May 29, 1945, 

5 pp.

165748 Military Attaché, China. Japanese defensive military strategy China May 24, 

1945, 1 pp.

165751 Military Attaché, China. Japanese troop movements and military 

evacuations in China May 28, 1945, 1 p.

165754 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese conscription 

of 500,000 men in Korea, many destined for service in the Pacific islands, 

between September 1944 and March 1945; May 21, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 653

MIS # Source

165759 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Biological warfare aspects of free balloon 

incidents in Canada June 5, 1945, 1 pp.

166209 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, South China June 7, 1945, 2 pp.

166210 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions, China June 8, 1945, 2 pp.

166211 OSS. Japanese military activities in Malaya May 20, 1945, 1 p.

166224 OSS. Japanese forces, Hong Kong, Canto, China April 24, 1945, 1 p.

166225 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, China June 6, 1945, 4 pp.

166227 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese troop dispositions and counterintelligence, China June 7, 1945, 1 p.

166441 Military Attaché, China. Japanese 5th Column activities May 18, 1945, 1 pp.

166518 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free Balloon incidents in Canada/

biological warfare June 5, 1945, 3 pp.

116734 OSS. Japanese troop identifications in Indo-China June 10, 1945, 1 p.

166735 OSS. Weekly Report of Japanese Military Information May 19, 1945, 11 pp.

166736 OSS. Japanese war plans South China area June 9, 1945, 1 p.

166738 OSS. Japanese troop movements China June 9, 1945, 1 p.

166739 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, China June 9, 1945, 2 pp.

166740 OSS. Japanese military withdrawals from Burma June 11, 1945, 1 p.

167203 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, South China June 11, 1945, 2 pp.

167251 OSS. Japanese disposition, Canton, China June 11, 1945, 1 p.

167588 ALSOS Mission. Biological warfare research in Germany; indexed with Japan 

and thus may contain information on Japan June 12, 1945, 34 pp.

168127 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Use of gas on Chinese in 

Shensi Province, North China June 6, 1945, 3 pp.

168441 Military Attaché, China. Japanese troop disposition, and military operations 

West Kwangtung, China May 29, 1945, 1 p.

168443 Military Attaché, China. Concentration camps near Mukden, Manchuria May 

28, 1945, 4 pp.

168463 OSS. Japanese soldiers in U.S. Uniforms in Burma May 21, 1945, 1 p.

168464 OSS. Japanese units and unit code numbers in Burma June 10, 1945, 1 p.

168465 OSS. Japanese units and unit code numbers in China May 25, 1945, 1 p.

168466 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, China June 4, 1945, 2 pp.

168467 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, China June 4, 1945, 1 p.

168468 OSS. Japanese troop movements Thailand June 15, 1945, 1 p.

168471 OSS. Japanese troops, Moulmein May 18, 1945

168481 OSS. Activities of the Burmese Embassy in Tokyo, Japan June 1, 1945, 1 p.

168822 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloons incidents Canada/biological 

warfare June 15, 1945, 4 pp.

168999 Security and Intelligence Division HQ 1st Service Command. Burma under 

Japanese occupation June 15, 1945, 35 pp.

169106 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, HQ 6th Army. Japanese Infiltration Tactics in 

the Philippines Campaign April 29, 1945, 26 pp.

169115 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, HQ 6th Army. Smoke used by the Japanese in 

the Philippines May 22, 1945, 23 pp.

169425 HQ Allied Land Forces SEA. Japanese Intelligence Organization Burma May 

16, 1945, 2 pp.

169429 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. List of Puppets in 

China May 18, 1945, 15 pp.

169626 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Ballast sand from Japanese balloons 

Canada/biological warfare June 15, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 654

MIS # Source

169854 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Use of gas warfare in 

Southern Yunnan Province China June 8, 1945, 1 p.

169906 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Use of prostitutes as espionage 

agents June 8, 1945, 6 pp.

170164 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. General Economic 

conditions as of September 1944; May 21, 1945, 16 pp.

170167 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Branch. Food Situation in Japan 

February-March 1945; May 12, 1945, 1 p.

170248 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle China June 19, 1945, 1 p.

170249 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle China June 19, 1945, 3 pp.

170250 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions China June 20, 1945, 1 p.

170251 OSS. Formation of new Japanese units in Japan and China June 3, 1945, 

1 p.

170252 OSS. Japanese troops in Chekiang, China June 3, 1945, 1 p.

170253 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Kwantung, China June 20, 1945, 1 p.

170261 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese forces and prisoner of war camp, 

Nakorn Nayok Area, Thailand May 31, 1945, 2 pp.

170262 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Far East June 20, 1945, 3 pp.

170263 OSS. Puppet Troops in North China May 29, 1945, 1 p.

170264 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Kra Isthmus [the narrowest part of the Malay 

Peninsula, forming part of southern Thailand] June 20, 1945, 1 p.

170265 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese military information, Chiengrai and 

Lampang, Thailand June 20, 1945, 2 pp.

170286 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese Peace 

Feelers 1941-1944 China May 17, 1945, 4 pp.

171051 India. Japanese 14th Army Intelligence Organization in Burma June 9, 

1945, 1 p. [just transmittal page] This complete report can be found in Box 

2111 of Entry 82 “P” Files.

171054 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Order of Battle Loyang Area [North 

West Henan Province., China, on the Luo River] May 27, 1945, 3 pp.

171059 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Kwantung, China June 21, 1945, 3 pp.

171158 9th Service Command. Pigeon Training Center, Kumamoto, Kyushu Island 

June 11, 1945, 5 pp.

171337 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Use of gas in China June 11, 

1945, 5 pp.

171338 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese Chemical Warfare and 

Biological Warfare activities in China March to June 1945; June 12, 1945, 

5 pp.

171340 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Manchukuo Troops operations against 

Chinese Communists, Occupied China June 1, 1945, 2 pp.

171378 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Rangoon Burma/biological warfare 

information June 14, 1945, 3 pp.

171430 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Political situation 

under Premier Konoye 1938-1939 May 10, 1945, 4 pp.

171502 Military Attaché, Stockholm, Sweden. Estimate, Japanese armed forces 

strength June 11, 1945, 6 pp.

171573 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Ballast sand from Japanese balloons 

Canada/biological warfare June 20, 1945, 1 pp.

171574 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare June 20, 1945, 2 pp.

171672 U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Area. Japanese airfield names, giving 

locations June 13, 1945, 10 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 655

MIS # Source

171673 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Town Warfare, 

Rangoon Burma area May 29, 1945, 16 pp.

172314 Far Eastern Bureau. Japanese exploitation of Chinese labor May 1945, 8 pp.

172599 OSS. Japanese manpower in China June 9, 1945, 1 p.

172699 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 1st Service Command. Japanese 

Political Issues; includes information on the emperor and communists in 

Japan June 21, 1945, 5 pp.

172824 Military Attaché, China. Japanese National Defense Plans June 11, 1945, 

1 p.

172899 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese plain clothes agents in 

China June 15, 1945, 5 pp.

172900 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese plain clothes agents in 

China June 15, 1945, 5 pp.

174660 HQ U.S. Army Forces, Pacific. Report on Japanese use of gas at Davao, 

Philippines June 20, 1945, ca. 14 pp.

174967 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare June 28, 1945, 4 pp.

175418 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB/SEA. Report on Operation Dracula, 

the Capture of Rangoon Burma June 21, 1945, 12 pp. and maps. [Note: 

The operation included amphibious landings and troops parachuting in 

behind Japanese lines, beginning on May 3, 1945. Rangoon was taken by 

General Frank Messervy and his 4th Corps three days later.]

175419 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB/SEA. Japanese 29th Army in Malaya 

and South Thailand June 25, 1945, 26 pp.

176660 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese military 

situation in Shanai and Honan in Northern China June 15, 1945, 4 pp.

176679 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Pigeon Training in North China 

June 26, 1945, 3 pp.

176722 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese sabotage in China June 

22, 1945, 6 pp.

176740 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. List of Puppets in 

China, May 24, 1945, 22 pp.

176820 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Mysterious deaths among 

Chinese soldiers in Central China; report notes that death probably not due 

to chemical or biological warfare June 22, 1945, 4 pp.

177329 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare July 5, 1945, 1 p.

177478 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency India Burma Theater. Prisoner of war 

camps in Burma and Thailand June 19, 1945, 52 pp.

177507 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions, China July 6, 1945, 2 pp.

177509 OSS. Chemical warfare information, Central and Southern China July 8, 

1945, 1 p.

177510 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Kwantung, China July 5, 1945, 2 pp.

177811 OSS. Japanese units and code numbers in Malaya June 8, 1945, 1 p.

177813 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, Kwantung, China July 8, 1945, 1 p.

177814 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle China July 7, 1945, 2 pp.

177815 Office of Strategic Services. Information on Dr. Ba Maw and Japanese 

Military police headquarters, Thailand June 15, 1945, 1 p.

177816 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Far East July 9, 1945, 2 pp.

177817 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions, China June 21, 1945, 1 p.

177818 OSS. Puppet Order of Battle, East Hopei, China June 16, 1945, 3 pp.

177819 OSS. Japanese troop movements, Thailand June 23, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 656

MIS # Source

177821 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Training Divine Wind Special 

Attack Squadron May 12, 1945, 3 pp.

177856 HQ 5th Service Command. Effect of Emperor Worship on Japanese People 

July 6, 1945, 5 pp.

177917 OSS. Japanese 104th and 131st Divisions dispositions, China July 10, 1945, 

1 p.

177920 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Japanese forces, China Coast June 26, 

1945, 2 pp.

177982 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Wartime morale 

and racial attitudes May 9, 1945, 4 pp.

177984 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese use of biological 

warfare at Changte, Hunan Province, China, plague June 28, 1945, 4 pp.

177985 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Plague China/biological warfare 

June 1944-January 1945; June 29, 1945, 12 pp.

178266 OSS. Weekly Report of Military Information, China June 16, 1945, 7 pp.

178267 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle, Kwangtung, China July 11, 1945, 1 pp.

178268 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese troops in Thailand; includes 

information Allied prisoners of war June 22, 1945, 1 p.

178542 Military Attaché, China. Chain of command, disposition of Japanese forces 

June 29, 1945, 3 pp.

178574 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB/SEA. Aircraft anti-gas suit June 15, 

1945, 1 p.

178768 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Enemy Equipment Intelligence 

Service prisoner of war interrogation relating to gas and biological warfare 

intentions June 30, 1945, 3 pp.

178812 Military Attaché, China. Memorandum to the Ambassador. Military 

operations in China June 30-July 7, 1945; July 7, 1945, 3 pp.

178817 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle 128th Division Shansi, China July 12, 1945, 

1 p.

178818 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese units and code numbers, 

Shihchiachuang, Hopei, China June 21, 1945, 1 p.

178819 OSS. Japanese Military Installations in the Hsuchowfu Area and along the 

Tientsin-Pukow Railway in Shantung, China June 12, 1945, 2 pp.

178820 OSS. Disposition of Puppet troops in Shantung, China June 12, 1945, 2 pp.

178821 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions China June 12, 1945, 1 p.

178822 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Far East July 12, 1945, 3 pp.

178824 OSS. Japanese troop movements French Indo-China July 12, 1945, 1 p.

178829 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Prisoner of war 

camp at Shanghai, China June 28, 1945, 1 p.

178939 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Ballast sand from Japanese balloons 

Canada/biological warfare July 9, 1945, 1 p.

179084 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare July 11, 1945, 2 pp.

179242 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare June 19, 1945, 1 p.

179363 Laboratory Section, 98th Chemical Service Company. Monthly Summary 

Report No. 11 July 5, 1945, 7 pp.

179393 Military Attaché, China. The Chain of Command of the Japanese Army June 

29, 1945, 2 pp.

179400 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Shansi, China July 14, 1945, 1 p.

179401 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle China July 14, 1945, 2 pp.

179404 OSS. Military information, French Indo-China June 21, 1945, 2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 657

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179406 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese military disposition, Nakorn Hayok 

Area Thailand July 15, 1945, 2 pp.

179407 OSS. Japanese units French Indo-China and Thailand July 14, 16, 1945, 

2 pp.

179409 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Shantung, China July 15, 1945, 1 p.

179701 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Manchurian Puppet 

government to take part in management of new munitions industry June 

13, 1945, 4 pp.

180324 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese chemical warfare 

activities on the Central Hunan Front, China July 7, 1945, 2 pp.

180358 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Prisoner of war interrogation by 

Chinese Combat Command on Chemical Warfare July 2, 1945, 2 pp.

180362 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. G-2 China. Report on the 

military in Manchurian; includes a little information research and production 

of Biological Warfare Agents July 2, 1945, 5 pp.

180364 Military Attaché, China. Strength of Japanese Army June 29, 1945, 6 pp.

180433 Military Attaché, China. Japanese positions, Coastal China July 5, 1945, 

2 pp.

180434 Military Attaché, China. Occupied China and Manchuria, concentration and 

prisoner of war camps July 5, 1945, 1 p.

180438 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Organization and 

Equipment, including chemical warfare, of the Kwantung Army, Manchuria 

July 2, 1945, 3 pp.

180823 Military Attaché, London, England. Report relating to Japanese gas research 

and development with respect to 9.75 inch mortar and pill box July 14, 

1945, 15 pp.

180836 Military Attaché, London, England. Summary of Intelligence on Enemy 

Chemical Warfare and Smoke No. 76 July 14, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal 

page]

180990 Military Attaché, China. Location of Japanese Army Combat Units June 29, 

1945, 7 pp.

181028 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare July 17, 1945, 3 pp.

181052 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese attempts 

to seek a negotiated peace July 5, 1945, 1 p.

181241 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Order of Battle China July 18, 1945, 1 p.

181242 OSS. Japanese units French Indo-China June 4, 1945, 1 p.

181243 War Department General Staff OPD. Translated Japanese Information 

Bulletin regarding the Japanese Military activities in 5th Military Territory 

and information during May 1945; July 17, 1945, 8 pp.

181244 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions Thailand July 3, 1945, 1 p.

181253 HQ U.S. Army Forces Mid Pacific. Report on Japanese caves on Iwo Jima 

July 11, 1945, ca. 40 pp.

181566 HQ 8th Service Command. Reported use of gas on Iwo Jima July 7, 1945, 

2 pp.

183080 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare July 19, 1945, 1 p.

183305 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Biological warfare aspects of free balloon 

incidents in Canada July 21, 1945, 6 pp.

183393 Research and Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services. Conflicting 

Japanese political views July 23, 1945, 2 pp.

183516 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Vatican Embassy 

communications July 10, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 658

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183720 HQ 8th Service Command. Propaganda factors with respect to Emperor 

Institution July 23, 1945, 2 pp.

183744 Office of Strategic Services. Weekly Intelligence Review-China; includes 

information on Japanese war plans July 14, 1945, 4 pp.

184143 Military Attaché, Chungking, China. Disposition of Japanese forces as of 

June 8, 1945; June 29, 1945, 9 pp.

184155 Security and Intelligence Division HQ 1st Service Command. Data on 

Japanese Population July 21, 1945, 43 pp.

184957 Military Attaché, Mexico City, Mexico. Japanese assets in Mexico July 25, 

1945, 2 pp.

185339 OSS. Weekly Report of Military Information Far East July 14, 1945, 7 pp.

185561 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese Naval 

Headquarters China July 6, 1945, 1 p.

185567 G-2 HQ III Amphibious Corps. Use of psychological warfare, Okinawa July 5, 

1945, 10 pp.

185588 G-2 HQ III Amphibious Corps. Japanese cave warfare July 3, 1945, 14 pp.

185647 Military Attaché, London, England. Enemy Chemical Warfare and Smoke 

Intelligence Summary No, 78 July 26, 1945, 1 p. [transmittal page only]

185951 OSS. Annamese National Delegation French Indo-China July 7, 1945, 1 p.

185952 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Current Japanese 

Policy and Military Strategy July 12, 1945, 2 pp.

185955 HQ 7th Service Command. General Information on Korea July 26, 1945, 

7 pp.

186242 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Report on Japanese 

Subversive Organizations in the Far East; includes information on counterintelligence July 25, 1945, ca. 20 pp.

186339 Office of Strategic Services. Military information Thailand; includes 

information on prisoner of war camp locations July 13, 1945, 6 pp.

186347 OSS. Rank and names of Japanese officers in Thailand July 16, 1945, 1 p.

186349 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Far East August 3, 1945, 4 pp.

186350 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions in Thailand July 17, 1945, 1 p.

186499 OSS. Explosive motorboats, Hong Kong July 11, 1945, 1 p.

186681 Naval Section, Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IBT. Allied prisoners of 

war in Thailand July 11, 1945, 2 pp.

186685 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese peace moves July 4, 1945, 1 p.

186687 General Intelligence Section, Area III, Office of War Information. Role of 

Emperor in the Japanese Empire August 1, 1945, 9 pp.

186705 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 1st Service Command. Wai-Hsien 

Concentration Camp, China July 31, 1945, 3 pp.

187067 OSS. Japanese Cabinet and Diet Sessions July 15, 1945, 1 p.

187071 OSS. Excerpts of report from Japanese Cabinet Meeting July 14, 1945, 1 p.

187356 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Control Document, 

Japanese intelligence in French Indo-China July 24, 1945, 18 pp.

187431 OSS. Japanese units in Shulu, Hopei, China July 20, 1945, 1 p.

187432 OSS. Japanese unit code numbers, Luichow Peninsula, China July 19, 1945, 

1 p.

187548 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare August 1, 1945, 2 pp.

187913 Navy. Memos for information on Far East; includes information on Japanese 

military and political activity August 6, 1945, 13 pp.

188777 Office of Strategic Services. Kyushu July 14, 1945, 1 p.

188780 OSS. Japanese troop dispositions Thailand July 24, 1945, 2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 659

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188945 OSS. Japanese defensive measures July 16, 1945, 2 pp.

189181 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese war plans July 25, 1945, 1 p.

189197 OSS. Weekly Report of Military Information China July 21, 1945, 12 pp.

189200 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle Far East-based on translation Aug. 10, 1945, 

3 pp.

189201 OSS. Japanese military activities Thailand July 25, 1945, 1 p.

189202 OSS. Japanese military activities Thailand July 25, 1945, 1 p.

189203 OSS. Weekly Intelligence Review China August 11, 1945, 5 pp.

189204 OSS. Japanese military activities Thailand July 25, 1945, 1 p.

189205 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle China August 9, 1945, 2 pp.

189211 Office of Strategic Services. Chungking information July 7, 1945, 10 pp.

189222 HQ 8th Service Command. Report on Japanese snipers using wooden bullets 

at Leyte, Philippines August 8, 1945, 1 p.

189268 HQ U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas. Enemy Airfield in Korea, 

Manchuria, and Northeast China July 30, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

189382 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Chinese Foreign 

Policy July 11, 1945, 3 pp.

189410 HQ 8th Service Command. General methods of water and land 

transportation in China August 7, 1945, 24 pp. 

189678-81 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Daily Summary of Enemy Intelligence Nos. 1214-1217 July 31-Aug. 4, 

1945, ca. 40 pp.

189741 OSS. Includes information on Japanese political activity July 13, 1945, 3 pp.

189748 OSS. Japanese precautions against revolt in Korea July 18, 1945, 1 p.

189901 Military Attaché, China. Memo for Ambassador. Summary of Military 

Operations July 25-August 4, 1945; August 4, 1945, 1 p.

190062 Navy. Memo for Information on Far East August 13, 1945, 13 pp.

190134 Office of Strategic Services. Sinkiang, Northwest China: Present political 

situation and background July 21, 1945, 3 pp.

190136 Office of Strategic Services. Puppets in Foochow, China July 18, 1945, 2 pp.

190137 Office of Strategic Services. Puppets in Kuantung, China July 21, 1945, 1 p.

190151 Research and Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services. R&A Report No. 

3217 Political Techniques of the Chinese Communist Armed Forces July 30, 

1945, 4 pp.

190619 Military Attaché, China. Conditions of Allied prisoners of war in Shanghai, 

China July 31, 1945, 1 p.

190657 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Opium Production in the 

Moukung Chian Area July 22, 1945, 2 pp.

190686 OSS. General Situation in Canton, China July 21, 1945, 1 p.

190687 OSS. Allied prisoner of war camp, Hunan Island, China July 28, 1945, 1 p.

190743 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB/SEA. Japanese chemical warfare 

ammunition captured at Rangoon, Burma August 4, 1945, 5 pp.

190909 HQ 7th Service Command. General information on Peiping and Chengtu, 

China August 13, 1945, 8 pp.

190923 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese Occupation of Burma with 

respect to education August 4, 1945, 5 pp.

191077 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese procurement of cotton 

goods in Occupied China August 8, 1945, 1 p.

191078 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. General conditions in Shanghai, 

China August 8, 1945, 8 pp.

191113 Military Attaché, China. Gold Translations in China August 7, 1945, 2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 660

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191116 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Political factors in Inner Mongolia 

August 2, 1945, 6 pp.

191173 Military Attaché, London, England. Japanese chemical warfare equipment 

(large smoke generator) found in Burma August 11, 1945, 3 pp.

191174 Military Attaché, China, Japanese Special Guards Detachments, and Puppet 

Troops and Mongolian Troops in Hopei province, China August 1, 1945, 

6 pp.

191481 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB. Arsenal and Refinery, Mukden, 

Manchuria; includes information on the United States Air Force bombing the 

facilities on December 7, 1944, resulting in the number of workers being 

reduced by 20 percent, July 30, 1945, 2 pp. [Note: Reportedly killed and 

wounded during the December 7, 1944 bombing raid were numerous U.S. 

prisoners of war. For additional information about their death and injury, 

see Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) 

War Crimes Information Series No. 9, Medical Records Prisoner of War 

Camp, March 8, 1946, 61 pp. A copy can be found in SCAP RG 331 UD 

Series 1190 Japanese Background and Reference File 1945-1948 Box 1000, 

location: 290/11/13/04]

191483 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB. Rates and Exchange and Gold Prices 

China July 27, 1945, 3 pp.

191493 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB. Confiscation of quartz crystals by 

Japanese in Burma July 24, 1945, 4 pp.

191586 Military Attaché, London, England. Order of Battle of Japanese Army August 

13, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal page]

191690 OSS. Puppet Order of Battle Kwantung, China July 23, 1945, 1p.

191691 Office of Strategic Services. Puppet Army in Honan, China July 27, 1945, 

1 p.

191692 OSS. Puppet Order of Battle Manchukuo July 21, 1945, 2 pp.

191694 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 1st Service Command. Attitude of 

Koreans in Hawaiian prisoner of war camp August 17, 1945, 3 pp.

191696 Research and Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services. R&A Report No. 

3021 Biographical Information on Key Individuals in Present Day Thailand 

July 1, 1945, 137 pp. 

191697 Research and Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services. R&A Report No. 

1921 Peoples and Politics of China’s Northwest July 1, 1945, 60 pp.

191698 Security and Intelligence Division, HQ 1st Service Command. Japanese 

internment camp leaders China August 15, 1945, 2 pp.

191699 Research and Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services. R&A Report No. 

3229 Problems Arising from a Sudden Liberation of the Netherlands East 

Indies August 13, 1945, 4 pp. 

191700 Research and Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services. R&A Report No. 

3327 Implications for China of Japanese Surrender August 13, 1945, 2 pp.

191703 OSS. Honan, China Economic Conditions July 27, 1945, 2 pp.

191704 Office of Strategic Services. Economic conditions Savannakhet Area [Laos] 

French Indo-China August 1, 1945, 1 p.

191705 OSS. Japanese garrison in Haut-Laos French Indo-China July 3, 1945, 1 p.

191710 Office of Strategic Services. General conditions in Mandalay and Maymyo 

Areas Burma July 26, 1945, 2 pp.

191711 OSS. Proposed international conference on China August 16, 1945, 1 p.

191921 Office of Strategic Services. Interview between Salazar and Japanese 

Minister regarding future relations August 19, 1945, 1 p.

191975 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Interrogation of Korean 

evacuee regarding activities in Manchuria July 23, 1945, ca. 25 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 661

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191978 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB. Poison gas equipment and gas mask 

factories Hong Kong/Canton China August 2, 1945, 2 pp.

192888 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Collaborated written response by 

Japanese prisoner of war Doctors to questions rendered; includes 

information Japanese biological warfare August 13, 1945, 10 pp.

192918 Military Attaché, China. Report on Conditions in China, opium use August 9, 

1945, 1 p.

193371 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese military headquarters 

at Nan Yang, Honan, China August 12, 1945, 1 p.

193394 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. North China Puppet commander 

captured August 13, 1945, 1 p.

193396 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Conditions in Shanghai, China 

August 10, 1945, 3 pp.

193400 Office of Strategic Services. Weekly report of military information French 

Indo-China; includes information on Viet-Minh August 4, 1945, 1 p.

193556 OSS. Message from King Bao-Dai to General De Gaulle August 20, 1945, 

1 p.

193559 Security and Intelligence Division HQ 1st Service Command. Police methods 

in Japan 1938-1940, August 2, 1945, 3 pp.

193847 169th Language Detachment, Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, 6th 

Infantry Division. A Study of the Disintegration of Morale of Forces Facing 

the 6th Infantry Division in the Cagayan Valley Campaign August 9, 1945, 

4 pp.

193943 HQ Island Command. Effects of U.S. propaganda on Okinawa July 23, 1945, 

1 p.

194752 Office of Strategic Services. Situation in Thailand August 27, 1945, 1 p.

194754 OSS. Situation in Thailand; references to a Thailand War Crimes Committee 

August 27, 1945, 1 p.

194754 OSS. Thailand creating War Crimes Committee August 27, 1945, 1 p.

194817 Office of Strategic Services. Story of an American Pilot, shot down on May 

8, 1944, being held in prisoner of war camp in Thailand; also references to 

Japanese occupation of Thailand, ca. August 1945, 7 pp.

194823 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese drafting Koreans August 9, 1945, 1 p.

194927 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Chungking commercial 

intercepts August 2, 1945, 10 pp.

194999 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese Military Instruction Unit Commanders 

(Hokkaido) in North East Area August 28, 1945, 1 p.

195001 OSS. Japanese navy surrender order August 28, 1945, 1 p.

195002 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Bacteriological warfare aspects of free 

balloon incidents Canada August 24, 1945, 1 p.

195058 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. General conditions in [ca. June 

1945] Enemy occupied North China, Mongolia, and Manchuria August 8, 

1945, 58 pp. This report based on Office of Strategic Services Research and 

Analysis Burma Detachment 203 R & A/CK Translation No. 7 August 1, 1945

195415 Office of Strategic Services “Fu-Hsing” Bureau, Puppet Provincial 

Government Administration, China August 12, 1945, 3 pp.

195471 Office of Strategic Services. Situation in Canton, China August 29, 1945, 

1 p.

195476 OSS. Japanese troop concentrations in China August 30, 1945, 1 p.

195477 Office of Strategic Services. Situation in China August 30, 1945, 1 p.

195482 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. General conditions in Swatow 

and Hong Kong Areas August 22, 1945, 1 p.

195488 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. General conditions in and around 

Hong Kong August 19, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 662

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195519 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Conditions from 1942 to March 

1945; August 20, 1945, ca. 18 pp.

195650 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese fortifications in the 

Chinese 1st War Area, North China August 17, 1945, 2 pp.

195669 Security and Intelligence Division HQ 1st Service Command. Standard of 

living in Nanking, China August 27, 1945, 2 pp.

195673 Research and Analysis Branch Office of Strategic Services. R&A Report No. 

3232 Transitional Period in Indonesia’s Political Situation August 24, 1945, 

10 pp.

195730 Military Attaché, China. North China Pacification Commission August 11, 

1945, 1 p.

195732 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. List of Japanese War Criminals, 

as reported in a Chinese Communist newspaper published in Chungking, 

August 22, 1945, 3 pp.

195733 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Chinese traitor affiliated with 

the Puppet Nanking Government; information obtained from a Chinese 

Communist newspaper at Chungking, August 18, 1945, 3 pp.

195744 OSS. Yokohama Specie Bank in Sumatra destroyed code books, by order of 

the Government [information from monitored open radio] August 28, 1945, 

2 pp.

195748 Office of Chief of Counter-Intelligence, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Report on the situation in the Philippines August 15, 1945, 8 pp.

195749 Military Attaché, China. Political Situation in French Indo-China August 21, 

1945, 3 pp.

195755 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Chinese reaction to news of 

Atomic Bomb August 18, 1945, 6 pp.

195830 Military Attaché, China. Organization of Chinese Intelligence Aug. 15, 1945, 

6 pp.

196273 General Intelligence Section Area III Office of War Information. Sino-Soviet 

Relations August 27, 1945, 7 pp.

196466 OSS. Japanese Order of Battle China August 8, 1945, 9 pp.

196468 OSS. Military Intelligence-China; report that Japanese commander at 

Swatow on August 27th told his troops that United States forced Japan to 

surrender by use of Atomic Bomb; thus an honorable surrender, and not 

defeat. Sept. 3, 1945, 2 pp.

196469 OSS. Japanese units in Korea and China August 13, 1945, 5 pp.

196470 Office of Strategic Services. Japanese units in Korea and China; and Korean 

and Chinese Puppets August 10, 1945, 9 pp.

196483 OSS. Kwantung Political Puppets August 14, 1945, 4 pp.

196601 Director of Intelligence, Army Service Forces. Secret Societies in China 

August 31, 1945, 4 pp. 

196602 Director of Intelligence, Army Service Forces. Political and sociological 

trends in China August 29, 1945, 4 pp.

197182 Office of Strategic Services. Post-war situation in Kiungsu and Kwangtung, 

China; Report that Japanese military and business firms in Shanghai since 

about August 12th had been systematically burning papers, documents, 

and records; about 108 sacks of papers were observed being removed from 

Central Police Headquarters to be burned. September 4, 1945, 1 p.

197214 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese conscripting 

Koreans in North China August 8, 1945, 1 p.

197224 Research Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services. R&A Report No. 

2927.1 Biographical information on Prominent Native Officials in French 

Indo-China; includes information on Bao Dai. June 2, 1945, 69 pp. 

197259 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency SEA. Japanese dumps and hutted 

camps in Thailand August 25, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 663

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197271 Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, HQ U.S. Forces China Theater. 

Translation of Board of Military Operations National Military Council, 

Chungking, China, August 27, 1945: “Important Events Concerning 

Acceptance of Japanese Surrender;” contains information on Russian troop 

advances August 19-23, 1945, ca. 10 pp.

197285 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. The Medical Treatment of Released Allied 

prisoners of war and internees August 28, 1945, 12 pp.

197287 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Estimation of the Situation August 1945; 

September 1, 1945, 7 pp.

197403 State Department. British Foreign Office Research Reports. Four reports, 

one of which deals with Japanese political issues September 5, 1945, 7 pp.

197452 PACMIRS. Advanced copy of translation of PACMIRS Document No. 1304 

Ground Mark 2 (Type 2) Radio Set August 7, 1945, 44 pp.

197457 Navy. Memo for Information on Far East September 6, 1945, 14 pp.

197464 Director of Intelligence. Army Service Forces. Conditions at Philippine 

Internment Camps September 1, 1945, 4 pp.

197465 OSS. U.S. prisoners of war in Thailand September 5, 1945, 1 p.

197466 OSS. Prisoners of war at Prachuabkirikan, Thailand September 5, 1945, 1 p.

197467 OSS. Allied prisoners of war and internees at Singapore September 4, 1945, 

8 pp.

197470 OSS. Japanese members of Kempei Tail at Ranong Area Thailand August 21, 

1945, 1 p.

197526 OSS. Thailand political situation September 5, 1945, 1 p.

197531 Office of Strategic Services. Report of capture of leader of French Mission to 

Indo-China by Viet Minh September 5, 1945, 1 p.

197533 OSS. French Indo-China Political and Economic Information Sept. 6, 1945, 

1 p.

197534 OSS. Information regarding prisoners of war from the Australian cruiser 

Perth sunk during the Battle of Java Sea in 1942; September 6, 1945, 1 p.

198649 OSS. Military operations in China September 1945, 3 pp.

198660 Military Attaché, China. French Indo-China Political Situation August 31, 

1945, 4 pp.

198764 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. G-2 Chinese Combat Command 

Periodic Report No. 33 covering August 18-25, 1945; August 30, 1945, 1 p.

199010 Military Attaché, China. Chinese Puppets August 27, 1945, 23 pp.

199012 OSS. Information on China, including Puppets, gold September 11, 1945, 

1 p.

199110 U.S. Military Observed from New Delhi, India. Growth, Development and 

Operating Procedures of Air Supply and Evacuation System, Northern 

Combat Area Command Front Burma Campaign 1943-1945; July 1945, ca. 

400 p.

199185 Captured Personnel and Material Branch Military Intelligence Service. 

Report No. A-226; includes information on suicide boat units, Japanese 

intelligence, Kempei and Tokuma Kikan September 10, 1945, 22 pp.

199290 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Medical conditions in Shanghai, 

China during Japanese occupation August 29, 1945, 8 pp.

199301 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Interrogation of an Air 

Ground Aid Section MF X Force (MIS-X) (AGAS) representative on mission 

to Canton, China August 29, 1945, 2 pp.

199302 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Report of the Air and Group Supply 

Committee September 1, 1945, 25 pp.

199338 Military Attaché, China. Roster of Officers of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign 

Affairs as of February 15, 1945; August 27, 1945, 3 pp. 

199338 Conditions in China for July 1945; September 13, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 664

MIS # Source

199432 Navy. Memo for Information on Far East September 11, 1945, 16 pp.

199438 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Economic conditions China 

August 27, 1945, 11 pp.

199465 Office of Strategic Services. Locations of Japanese military factories and 

other installations, Mukden, Manchuria August 18, 1945, 4 pp.

199466 OSS. Medical condition of Japanese Army in China August 24, 1945, 1 p.

199469 OSS. Medical condition of Japanese Army in China August 20, 1945, 7 pp.

199473 OSS. Japanese conscription of people in Vientiane French Indo-China; 

information on burning loot taken from the French, etc. August 27, 1945, 

1 p.

199516 OSS. Japanese airfields in China September 12, 1945, 3 pp.

199601 OSS. Extension of curbs on Japanese actions in Thailand September 13, 

1945, 1 p.

199671 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Summary of Daily Messages and Resume of the Situation Sept. 9, 1945, 

4 pp.

199946 U.S. State Department. Safehaven, Blocking Japanese assets in Switzerland 

August 24, 1945, 3 pp.

200962 OSS. Political rumors and effects of Atomic bomb September 1, 1945, 1 p.

200963 OSS. French Indo-China Political Situation September 18, 1945, 1 p.

200964 OSS. Plans of the League for the Independence of Vietnam Sept. 14, 1945, 

2 pp.

200966 OSS. Annamite Movement in Dalat French Indo-China September 18, 1945, 

1 p.

200971 Army Service Forces. Mongolian Lamaism September 4, 1945, 4 pp.

201052 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese economic 

penetration and controls in Tientsin, China August 23, 1945, 15 pp. 

201053 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Economic and personnel 

information on Shanghai, China August 24, 1945, 6 pp.

201054 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Important businessmen 

in Shanghai, China August 23, 1945, 5 pp.

201061 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Japanese raw material 

shortages August 15, 1945, 2 pp.

201062 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Effect of war on 

education in Japan August 15, 1945, 2 pp.

201065 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Commercial intercepts 

August 17, 1945, 11 pp.

201111 Assistant to Assistant Chief of Staff G-2, HQ U.S. Army Forces, China 

Theater. Transmitting document by the Board of Military Operations, 

National Military Council, Chungking, China, Important events concerning 

acceptance of enemy surrender, China Theater September 13, 1945

201202 U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Report on effects of Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima; 

mostly translations of Japanese medical evaluations made on August 13th 

and 15th; September 12, 1945, 11 pp.

201260 Office of Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 HQ U.S. Forces European Theater. 

Report regarding German personalities connected with the Japanese and 

Russians September 13, 1945, 5 pp.

201638 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese propaganda and 

Chinese beliefs and attitudes September 7, 1945, 4 pp.

201649 Far Eastern Bureau, New Delhi, India. Fortnight Intelligence Report No. 15, 

ca. September 1945, ca. 30 pp.

202459 Military Attaché, Ottawa, Canada. Free balloon incidents Canada/biological 

warfare September 12, 1945, 5 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 665

MIS # Source

203567 Indochina Section, Far Eastern Bureau, New Delhi, India. Short biographies 

of certain Indochinese personalities 1945, 12 pp.

203569 Military Attaché, China. Safehaven report, Shanhai China Sept. 20, 1945, 

2 pp.

204641 Military Attaché, London, England. Safehaven, German patent contracts 

with Japan September 26, 1945, 7 pp.

204733 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China Theater. Trade policies August 31, 

1945, 7 pp.

204869 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency IB. Japanese financial transactions in 

Thailand April and May 1944 and 1945; September 14, 1945, 22 pp.

205188 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1266 September 

22, 1945, 7 pp.

205192 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1265; September 

21, 1945, 17 pp.

205417 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information September 24, 1945, 

12 pp.

205418 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1267; includes 

information Japanese intelligence, chemical warfare equipment, Rape of 

Nanking, mistreatment of prisoners of war September 23, 1945, 9 pp.

205419 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information September 26, 1945, 

6 pp.

205421 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1271; includes 

information on atrocities, captured Doolittle flyers. Noted that all documents 

at Sasebo Naval Air Station and aircraft factory were reported destroyed 

prior to Allied lands. Rear Adm. Terayama, Chief Inspector of Nagasaki 

stated he was ordered to destroy all classified information on August 15th. 

G-2 Notes that similar action by Air General Army Headquarters and partial 

destruction of documents at Yokosuka Naval Air Station on the same date. 

September 28, 1945, 22 pp. and GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary 

of Daily Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information. 

No. 1269; includes information on apprehension of Lt. Col. Kojuro Okazaki, 

Commandant of the Inchon, Korea prisoner of war camp, in connections 

with war crimes; also no noted that Kempei Tai being rounded up in Korea 

September 26, 1945, 15 pp.

205479 GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, Resume of 

Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1273; contains information on 

Japanese government, Kempei Tai in Korea September 29, 1945, 19 pp.

205480 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1272; includes 

information suicide air attack development, Russian report on Mukden; 

also a personal note handwritten on the cover sheet from General Charles 

Willoughby to Maj. General Bissell. September 28, 1945, 9 pp.

205787 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese intelligence collection 

and dissemination in China April 22, 1945, 2 pp.

206681 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese troop disposition China Sept. 20, 1945, 

3 pp.

207213 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese and Puppet Trading Companies in China 

September 18, 1945, 3 pp.

207214 Strategic Services Unit. Weihsin, Shantung, China Allied Internment Camp 

September17, 1945, 16 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 666

MIS # Source

207216 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China Political and Economic 

Information October 10, 1945, 1 p.

207221 Strategic Services Unit. Biographical Notes on Important Members of the 

Nanking China Puppet Government September 7, 1945, 4 pp.

207232 GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, Resume of 

Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1274; contains information 

on war criminal wanted in China, court martial records relating to Doolittle 

flyers executed by the Japanese discovered in Shanghai, interview between 

the Emperor and General MacArthur September 30, 1945, 13 pp.

207233 GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, Resume of 

Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1277 October 3, 1945, 17 pp.

207235 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information; contains information 

on Navy Ministry, Japanese police and human rights, suicide air attack 

development October 2, 1945, 16 pp.

207236 GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, Resume of 

Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1275 October 1, 1945, 8 pp.

207252 Strategic Services Unit. Hospitals in Nanking, China September 19, 1945, 

6 pp.

207253 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in South Indo-China October 10, 1945, 

1 p.

207283 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1281; includes 

information on change in Kempei Tai command, element of surprise in the 

campaign from Milne Bay to Manila October 7, 1945, 13 pp.

207619 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1283 October 9, 

1945, 15 pp.

208231 Naval Attaché, Chungking, China. List of Chinese Collaborators September 

22, 1945, 10 pp.

208433 HQ United States Forces India Burma Theater. Report on biological warfare 

anti-disease suit, 29th Water Purification Unit May 21, 1945, 11 pp.

208473 Security and Intelligence Division 2nd Service Command. War Guilt. Five 

officers of Japanese Army stationed in Philippines; includes information 

about the Emperor’s knowledge of Pearl Harbor and war crimes October 5, 

1945, 3 pp.

208476 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Situation in Shanghai, China 

August 24, 1945, 2 pp.

208477 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Situation of Germans in 

Shanghai, China; includes information about gold being hidden October 9, 

1945, 3 pp.

208479 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese controlled and 

operated industry Shanghai China 1945; October 7, 1945, ca. 30 pp.

208480 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. General conditions in Shanghai, 

China October 10, 1945, 2 pp.

208677 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese troop disposition Thailand Oct. 15, 1945, 

1 p.

208696 Strategic Services Unit. Military information Formosa October 16, 1945, 1 p.

208700 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1286 October 12, 

1945, 11 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 667

MIS # Source

208713 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1280; includes 

information regarding an investigation of a prisoner of war camp 

headquarters north of Sendai, Honshu, Japan; documents at Kurosawajiri 

being secured and translated by 8th Army in spite of Japanese protests 

October 6, 1945, 11 pp.

208815 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in Rangoon, Burma October 15, 1945, 1 p.

208816 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China military and political information 

October 16, 1945,, 1 p.

208818 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in Formosa October 16, 1945, 1 p.

208819 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in Formosa October 16, 1945, 1 p.

208820 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political information and naval 

intelligence October 15, 1945, 1 p.

208990 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1285 October 11, 

1945, 16 pp.

209183 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political information October 17, 

1945, 1 p.

209185 Strategic Services Unit. General situation at Java October 17, 1945, 1 p.

209186 Strategic Services Unit. Background on alleged Indonesia declaration of war 

October 17, 1945, 1 p.

209205 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1287; includes 

information on Black Dragon Society October 13, 1945, 17 pp.

209229 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1288 October 14, 

1945, 7 pp.

209248 Research and Analysis Branch, Office of Strategic Services Field Memo No. 

831 Burma Economic Review July-August 1945; September 28, 1945, 9 pp.

209251 Research and Analysis Branch Office of Strategic Services Field Memo No. 

833 Native Political Potentials in Malaya September 27, 1945, 13 pp.

209253 Research and Analysis Branch Office of Strategic Services Field Memo No. 

740 Political Problems in Burma September 24, 1945, 8 pp.

209299 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1290 October 16, 

1945, 10 pp.

209313 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Statement made 

by Maj. Gen. Onodera, Japanese Military Attaché in Stockholm, Sweden, on 

why Japan lost the war September 2, 1945, 2 pp.

209316 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China Political and Military Information 

October 18, 1945, 1 p.

209810 Naval Attaché, Chungking, China. List of Chinese Officials, revised as of 

August 1, 1945, 31 pp.

209938 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1289; notes 

looking through police records to find information Kempei Tai within police 

ranks; also noted by the 6th Army that original records and documents 

pertaining to pre-demobilization and current strengths had in some cases 

been destroyed per order of the Japanese Navy and Army authorities; also 

included is a definition of war crimes by Daisaburo Tsugita, ex-Vice Home 

Minister October 15, 1945, 10 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 668

MIS # Source

209939 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1289 additional; 

contains information the capture at Baguio, Luzon, Philippines, of the trial 

records by Japanese military courts of the arrest and trial of Filipinos, 

Chinese, and a few Japanese soldiers and civilians. Noted that the 

documents “throw a sharp light on Japanese military practices in occupied 

territories, their military courts, and the heavy and often merciless 

sentences.” October 15, 1945, 6 pp.

209940 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1290 October 16, 

1945, 7 pp.

210085 Strategic Services Unit. Prisoner of war Cemeteries in Thailand, contains 

lists of deceased Allied prisoners of war, along with drawings n.d. 16 pp.

210086 Strategic Services Unit. General Situation Java October 20, 1945, 1 p.

210087 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese Embassy, Personnel and Activities, 

Nanking, China October 1, 1945, 2 pp.

210093 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China military and political information 

October 19, 1945, 1 p.

210094 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in South Indo-China October 21, 1945, 

1 p.

210096 Strategic Services Unit. China, Economic and General Information October 

20, 1945, 1 p.

210097 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in Saigon, French Indo-China Oct. 21, 

1945, 1 p.

210356 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1291 October 18, 

1945, 13 pp.

210375 Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Japanese Naval Civil Administration in 

Borneo, 1941; October 22, 1945, 5 pp.

210376 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in Saigon Area, French Indo-China 

October 22, 1945, 1 p.

210377 Strategic Services Unit. Economic conditions at Peking, China September 

28, 1945, 2 pp.

210429 Intelligence Division, Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Surrender, lessons 

learned from war; why Japan lost the war, views by General Onodera 

October 11, 1945, 3 pp. [Note: In 1945 Onodera was the Japanese Military 

Attaché to Sweden.].

210431 Strategic Services Unit. Nanking, China commodity prices 1942-1945; 

October 3, 1945, 2 pp.

210536 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Japanese intelligence in Malaya October 

6, 1945, 1 p.

210600 Strategic Services Unit. Puppet Strength in Nanking-Soochow Area, China 

October 6, 1945, 1 p.

210605 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China military information October 23, 

1945, 1 p.

210606 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese military information-China Oct. 22, 1945, 

1 p.

210608 Strategic Services Unit. India-Burma Theater Weekly Intelligence Survey 

October 7, 1945, 10 pp.

210610 Strategic Services Unit. Symptoms of unrest in Malaya and Thailand 

October 22, 1945, 1 p.

210612 Strategic Services Unit. Puppets from Shansi to Kwantung, China October 

19, 1945, 3 pp.

210613 Strategic Services Unit. Puppets Hunan, China October 19, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 669

MIS # Source

210614 Strategic Services Unit. Puppets Canton Area, China October 19, 1945, 

3 pp.

210615 Strategic Services Unit. Puppets Kiangsi Province and Nanchang, China 

October 19, 1945, 2 pp.

210619 Military Attaché, China memo to Charge d’Affaires, American Embassy, 

Chungking regarding the communist situation October 13, 1945, 2 pp.

210635 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese civilian and government officials in 

Nanking, China October 1, 1945, 2 pp.

210637 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese regulations for prisoners; consists of 

orders given native by Japanese Navy at Wake Island 1942 and orders 

given Allied national by Japanese Gendarmaries at Kunming, China 

September 28, 1945, 3 pp.

210638 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China military and political information 

October 23, 1945, 1 p.

210639 Strategic Services Unit. Statement by Gen. Kim Hak Kyu [1900-1967] on 

the present situation in Korea October 2, 1945, 2 pp.

210653 Strategic Services Unit. Puppets of Huilai, Kwantung, China Oct. 23, 1945, 

1 p.

210654 Strategic Services Unit. Puppet officials in Chiehyang, Kwantung, China 

October 23, 1945, 1 p.

210655 Memo from Brig. Gen. Magruder, Director Strategic Services Unit to 

Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 regarding Soekarno of Indonesia October 23, 

1945, 1 p.

210658 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political situation Oct. 22, 1945, 

1 p.

210663 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political situation Oct. 22, 1945, 

1 p.

210669 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1292; includes 

information on the Black Dragon Society (Kokuryu-Kai) October 20, 1945, 

12 pp.

210729 List of Japanese Armed Forces as to Location and Strength on August 31, 

1945, 36 pp.

210739 Board of Technical Science. List of subjects of wartime researches 

September 1945, 15 pp.

210746 Report on health of Japanese Military Armed Forces, ca. Sept. 1945, ca. 

25 pp.

210748 Units of the Fifth Air Fleet September 1, 1945, 35 pp.

210759 San Francisco Port of Embarkation. Treatment of Canadian prisoners of war 

in Japanese prison camps October 5, 1945, 3 pp.

210771 San Francisco Port of Embarkation. Sabotage by Canadian prisoners of war 

in Japanese factories October 5, 1945, 2 pp.

210802 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State R&A No. 3387 The Rendition of War Criminals October 

1, 1945, 18 pp.

211103 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. HQ Chinese Combat Command 

Report on Progress of Japanese Capitulation August 12-September 25, 

1945; October 15, 1945, 15 pp.

211045 Strategic Services Unit. The Viet Minh League and Ho Chi Minh October 6, 

1945, 5 pp.

211055 Strategic Services Unit. Military and political information South Indo-China 

October 24, 1945, 1 p.

211104 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on disposition of Puppets 

China October 7, 1945, 2 pp.

211119 Strategic Services Unit. Sumatra-General Situation October 24, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 670

MIS # Source

211123 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1295; including 

information that Maj. Gen. Miyoshi told the Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 6th 

Army that prior to occupation that there was an order from Tokyo to burn 

all military records and that this order was subsequently countermanded 

but the General believed that in the interim “most” of the records in Japan 

were destroyed. Such records as were preserved at the 2nd General Army 

were destroyed in the Hiroshima atomic bomb attack and the General 

believed that subordinates destroyed all other records but could not obtain 

information about records, due to “the deplorable state of communications 

in the Japanese Army at present.” Report by the 6th Army indicates that 

some documents that are being given to them by the Japanese contain 

errors, but they could not determine if this was intentional or purely an 

unavoidable situation.

211124 Military Intelligence Section GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1293; October 22, 

1945, 10 pp.

211125 Military Intelligence Section, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1294; includes 

reference to a Japanese newspaper editorial from October 18th indicating 

that many members of the “economic clique” and bureaucrats who should 

be facing trial as war criminals still retain their positions and lead lives of 

comparative luxury. October 20, 1945, 9 pp.

211126 Military Intelligence Section, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 45-1293 October 

19, 1945, 4 pp.

211133 Strategic Services Unit. Radio broadcasting by U.S. prisoners of war October 

3, 1945, 2 pp.

211135 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japan Government and Secret 

Organizations October 11, 1945, 67 pp. 

211175 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Interrogation report regarding Java 

under Japanese occupation. Interrogation was of Mrs. Maria Kaminoff 

McVay, an American citizen; noted in the transmittal document that a copy 

had been turned over to the Judge Advocate General, India-Burma Theater, 

for the use of the War Crimes Section. October 19, 1945, ca. 80 pp.

211180 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, HQ U.S. Forces, India-Burma Theater. Report 

on Japanese troops and Indian National Army October 17, 1945, 8 pp.

211188 Strategic Services Unit. General information on China October 24, 1945, 

8 pp.

211203 Assistant Adjutant General, SCAP. A 441st Counter Intelligence Corps 

Detachment report on the death of Subhas Chandra Bose on August 18th; 

October 11, 1945, 3 pp.

211235 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Current situation in Malaya October 19, 

1945, 59 pp.

211341 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese activities in Nanking, 

China 1938-1941; October 11, 1945, 3 pp.

211342 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Morale and attitudes of Japanese 

in Nanking China October 15, 1945, 3 pp.

211344 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Possible Japanese underground 

in China October 15, 1945, 1 p.

211345 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Foreign nationals not interned 

during Japanese occupation of Shanghai, China October 15, 1945, ca. 

40 pp.

211346 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Chinese laws and regulation of 

Counter-Intelligence interest October 15, 1945, ca. 15 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 671

MIS # Source

211347 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Collaborators of Shanghai, China 

Police Force October 13, 1945, 4 pp.

211350 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese and Chinese troops on Formosa October 

23, 1945, 1 p.

211351 Assistant Adjutant General, GHQ SCAP. Japanese Government document on 

demobilization of Air Forces in the Homeland October 19, 1945, 3 pp.

211384 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Areas of responsibility of 1st War 

Area for reception of surrendered Japanese troops Oct. 17, 1945, 1 p. and 

1 map

211386 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese soldiers attempt to flee 

Shanghai, China October 10, 1945, 1 p.

211406 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese treatment of Jewish 

refugees in Shanghai, China, punished in typhus cell “death cell” October 

15, 1945, 3 pp.

211407 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Black Dragon and Black Ocean 

Secret Societies October 15, 1945, 3 pp.

211414 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Korean national in the Nanking 

area during Japanese occupation October 11, 1945, 2 pp.

211416 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese atrocities against 

American, British, and Chinese in Honan Hopei Area, China October 17, 

1945, 2 pp.

211417 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Information on American and 

British prisoners of war and the disposition of American airmen downed in 

Honan-Hopeh Area, China October 17, 1945, 3 pp.

211418 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese police superintendents 

Shanghai Police during occupation October 16, 1945, 2 pp.

211422 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on Mr. Kodama October 

19, 1945, 1 p.

211423 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Mr. Sakada October 17, 1945, 

1 p.

211425 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on Max Jellinek, an 

Austrian refugee in Shanghai, China, who broadcast German news over 

the Japanese-controlled Radio Station, an informer to the Japanese 

Gendarmerie, and extorted vast sums from Jewish refugees October 16, 

1945, 1 p.

211436 Military Attaché, China. Situation in Peiping Area, China October 18, 1945, 

1 p.

211437 Military Attaché, China. French Indo-China, Viet Minh, Ho Chi Minh situation 

October 18, 1945, 4 pp.

211439 Military Attaché, China. Chinese political situation October 16, 1945, 4 pp.

211451 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese Strength, Unit 

Designation, Arms, Ammunition and Equipment October 16, 1945, 2 pp.

211462 Military Attach, China. Memo to Charge d’Affaires, American Embassy 

Chungking on the situation October 20, 1945, 1 p.

211571 Strategic Services Unit. Java political situation October 8, 1945, 2 pp

211572 Strategic Services Unit. Interview with Soekarno October 8, 1945, 1 p.

211578 Strategic Services Unit. State of foreign property in Nanking, China October 

7, 1945, 2 pp.

211583 American Consul, Kuming, Yunnan, China. Concentration camp system in 

China September 28, 1945, 3 pp.

211660 India. Japanese appreciation of British intentions in South East Asia October 

11, 1945, 4 pp.

211722 Strategic Services Unit. General Situation in Thailand; includes information 

on prisoner of war graves October 25, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 672

MIS # Source

211740 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Soekarno-provided information 

in Java November 12, 1945, 4 pp.

211742 Military Intelligence Section, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1263; includes 

information regarding the Mukden POW Team completing their work by 

September 19th, Japanese lacking war guilt realization September 19, 

1945, 8 pp.

211743 Military Intelligence Section, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1262; includes 

information regarding General Tojo’s view regarding suicide and war 

responsibility, and contains a Japanese military organizational chart 

showing the Supreme Command was responsibility directly to the Emperor 

September 18, 1945, 10 pp.

211744 Military Intelligence Section, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1261; includes 

statement of views by Adm. Shimada Shigetaro September 17, 1945, 7 pp.

211756 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State R&A Report No. 3278 The Communist Movement in 

Indonesia October 19, 1945, 3 pp.

211757 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State R&A Report No. 3279 The Political Issues and 

Occupation Problems in NEI [the Netherlands East Indies] October 19, 

1945, 9 pp.

211758 Interim Research and Intelligence Service, Department of State. Field Memo 

No. 877 Chinese Puppet Traitors October 10, 1945, 12 pp.

211766 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Current Shanghai, China 

situation October 20, 1945, 4 pp.

211769 Strategic Services Unit. Attitudes in Formosa October 1, 1945, 1 p.

211795 Military Intelligence Section, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1297; includes 

information that Maj. Kawai, former head of the Kempei Tai in Seoul, Korea 

arrested; also includes information on attitudes of the Japanese people 

towards the Emperor October 23, 1945, 6 pp.

211796 Military Intelligence Section, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1298; includes 

information on attitudes of the Japanese people towards the Emperor 

October 24, 1945, 5 pp.

211799 Memo from Brig. John Magruder, Director of Strategic Services Unit to 

Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 regarding the situation in the Netherlands East 

Indies October 18, 1945, 2 pp.

211800 Memo from Brig. John Magruder, Director of Strategic Services Unit to 

Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 regarding the situation in the Netherlands East 

Indies October 19, 1945, 3 pp.

211826 Civil Affairs Divisions, War Department. Japanese Banking information 

September 28, 1945, 5 pp.

211827 SCAP. Memo for the Japanese Government regarding control of final 

translations September 22, 1945, 2 pp.

211840 India. Air Command South East Asia. Weekly Intelligence Summary No. 

100; includes information on counter-intelligence October 25, 1945, 1 p. 

[just transmittal page]

211904 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1296 October 22, 

1945, 6 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 673

MIS # Source

211905 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1294; includes 

information on the communist movement in Japan, a Japanese report on 

the disposition of the remains of 196 British prisoners of war who died in 

the Hiroshima Area, Japanese records inventoried and impounded by V 

Amphibious Crops Oct. 24, 1945, 12 pp.

212043 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Field Memo No. 886 Developments in China After 

Japan’s Surrender October 18, 1945, 49 pp.

212062 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese banks in China October 8, 1945, 1 p.

212139 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: The Far East October 26, 1945, 

3 pp.

212147 Strategic Services Unit. Formosa-Chinese Occupation Forces Oct. 29, 1945, 

1 p.

212149 Strategic Services Unit. Java-Sumatra general situation October 29, 1945, 

1 p.

212210 Strategic Services Unit. Java general situation October 27, 1945, 3 pp.

212454 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1295 October 26, 

1945, 12 pp.

212544 Memo Brig. Gen. John Magruder, Director, Strategic Services Unit to 

Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 regarding the situation in French Indo-China 

October 12, 1945, 4 pp.

212603 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Field Memo No. 936 China: Circumstances and 

Political Results of the Deposition of General Lung Yu October 26, 1945, 

12 pp.

212688 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1296 October 28, 

1945, 10 pp.

212820 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Treatment of Refugees Shanghai 

China, from a Jewish refugee letter October 25, 1945, 3 pp.

212851 Military Attaché, China. Communist Postwar Military Strategy Oct. 23, 1945, 

1 p.

212856 Strategic Services Unit. Formosa Economic and General Information 

October 30, 1945, 1 p.

212871 Strategic Services Unit. Conditions in Singapore October 31, 1945, 1 p.

212882 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese Thought Control 

Organization in Nanking, China October 13, 1945, 2 pp.

212887 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese Intelligence and 

Special Service Agents, Shanghai, China October 24, 1945, 18 pp.

212888 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Shanghai Collaborators October 

25, 1945, 6 pp.

212891 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Conditions of Refugees in 

Hongkew Area during Occupation October 25, 1945, 8 pp.

212909 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1303 

October 29, 1945, 4 pp.

212910 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1301 

October 29, 1945, 7 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 674

MIS # Source

212911 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1297; includes 

information on attitudes toward the Emperor, Shintoism, causes of defeat, 

atrocities October 30, 1945, 16 pp.

212912 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1302; 

includes information on translation difficulties between Japanese and 

English and English and Japanese October 28, 1945, 6 pp.

212998 Strategic Services Unit. Thailand general situation October 31, 1945, 1 p.

213026 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Communist situation in 

Shanghai, China Area October 24, 1945, 2 pp.

213061 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: The Far East November 2, 1945, ca. 

35 pp.

213437 Strategic Services Unit. Thailand general situation November 3, 1945, 1 p.

213461 State Department. Safehaven Japan, Argentina October 10, 1945, 3 pp.

213499 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

State Department. R&A Report No. 3404 The Japanese Executive: Structure 

and Function November 5, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal page]

213604 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1305; 

includes information on Japanese Naval Air Forces, press accounts dealing 

with atrocity stories, stores of toxic war gases being verified by X Corps at 

Kume Shima October 31, 1945, 9 pp.

213606 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1298; includes 

press information on war criminals, elements of 387th Infantry Regiment, 

97th Division securing miscellaneous documents at Sakai, Japan November 

1, 1945, 11 pp.

213728 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Industries in Yunnan Province, 

China September 26, 1945, 41 pp.

213798 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Safehaven information, China 

October 25, 1945, 3 pp.

213813 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1307 

November 2, 1945, 9 pp.

213814 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1306 

November 1, 1945, 8 pp.

213846 Japanese Government. Gold, silver, platinum, foreign currency, etc. owned 

by Japanese Government or Bank of Japan October 3, 1945, 10 pp.

214010 SEATIC. Intelligence Bulletin, Publication No. 214; includes information on 

prisoner of war camps October 23, 1945, 1 p. [just transmittal page]

214046 Strategic Services Unit. India-Burma Theater Weekly intelligence Summary 

October 22, 1945, 8 pp.

214047 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese 10th Army Formosa October 10, 1945, 

12 pp.

214057 GHQ SCAP and U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Summary of Daily Messages, 

Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1299; includes 

information on toxic gas at Kume Shimu November 3, 1945, 21 pp.

214105 Strategic Services Unit. Weihsien Internment Camp. Reports of Camp 

Committees October 5, 1945, 7 pp.

214126 Strategic Services Unit. Java general situation November 5, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 675

MIS # Source

214132 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese bank accounts, Nanking, China October 8, 

1945, 2 pp.

214136 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese occupation of Central China Oct. 7, 1945, 

5 pp.

214353 Japanese Legation Custody of Accounts in Europe, ca. 1945, 5 pp.

214354 Japanese gold and silver September 20, 1945, 2 pp.

214355 Japanese account information, ca. 1945, 6 pp.

214356 Strategic Services Unit. Chao Yang Kwantung Puppets, China Nov. 6, 1945, 

5 pp.

214357 Strategic Services Unit. Chaugsha Area Puppets, China November 7, 1945, 

1 p.

214358 Strategic Services Unit. China general information October 5, 1945, 12 pp.

214360 Strategic Services Unit. Puppet officers of 132nd Regiment, 44th Division 

November 6, 1945, 2 pp.

214361 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese Officers of Hopei province, China, at time 

of surrender November 7, 1945, 6 pp.

214363 Strategic Services Unit. Shansi China Puppet Military Officials November 6, 

1945, 1 p.

214364 Strategic Services Unit. Huilai Area Puppets, China November 6, 1945, 1 p.

214365 Strategic Services Unit. Hainan Island: Japanese Officers and Puppet 

Leaders Nov. 6, 1945, 2 pp.

214366 Strategic Services Unit. Puppet Information China November 6, 1945, 5 pp.

214367 Strategic Services Unit. Chaoan Hsien, Organization of Puppet 44th Division 

November 7, 1945, 2 pp.

214368 Strategic Services Unit. Communist activities China November 7, 1945, 

2 pp.

214369 Strategic Services Unit. Shantung, China-Chinese not disarming the 

Japanese troops in Peking and do not plan to as they fear communist 

attacks November 7, 1945, 2 pp.

214370 Strategic Services Unit. Political and military information on South IndoChina November 6, 1945, 2 pp.

214371 Strategic Services Unit. Java-Sumatra general situation November 6, 1945, 

1 p.

214375 Strategic Services Unit. Communist activity China and Manchuria November 

5, 1945, 3 pp.

214380 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political and military situation 

November 1, 1945, 1 p.

214387 Strategic Services Unit. Formosa general information November 5, 1945, 

1 p.

214638 Strategic Services Unit. Communist activity China November 8, 1945, 1 p.

214646 Security and Intelligence Division, 1st Service Command. Attitude of 

Koreans in Osaka to Japanese 1927-1940; November 8, 1945, 1 p.

214732 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of 

Daily Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 

1312; includes information that Lts. Nogi and Miyazaki who carried out 

execution of 3 U.S. airmen on August 29, 1944 were imprisoned at Ambon 

[Indonesia] and that interrogation of Lt. Nogi confirmed Commander Baron 

Takasaki, now at Manado [Indonesia], ordered the executions and that 

airmen’s graves were located at Galala November 7, 1945, 12 pp.

214750 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1313; 

includes information on Tokumu Kikan headquarters in China Nov. 8, 1945, 

8 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 676

MIS # Source

214975 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on Shanghai China 

situation with an emphasis on Germans October 30, 1945, 3 pp.

215048 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese-sponsored 

organizations Shanghai, China October 25, 1945, 1 p.

215054 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Organization and officials of the 

Provisional Government of the Republic of Viet Nam [Ho Chi Minh President 

and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Vo Nguyen Giap, Minister of Interior] 

October 29, 1945, 1 p.

215069 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese engineer units in China 

October 26, 1945, 2 pp.

215070 Military Attaché, China. Japanese arms, equipment and personnel 

surrendered in China October 24, 1945, 3 pp.

215161 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general situation Nov. 9, 1945, 

1 p.

215162 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political information November 

8, 1945, 2 pp.

215228 GHQ SCAP. Intelligence requirements of Japan in Manchuria Nov. 4, 1945, 

8 pp.

215483 Strategic Services Unit. Information on former Dutch prisoners in Thailand 

November 12, 1945, 1 p.

215484 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 HQ XXIV Corps GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Russian occupation of North Korea October 10, 1945, 17 pp.

215656 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1316; 

includes information on Kempei Tai detachments, organization of Japanese 

Army Air Force, press review of stories regarding atrocity evidence in the 

trial of Yamashita November 11, 1945, 13 pp.

215596 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1314 

November 9, 1945, 11 pp.

215655 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1317; 

includes information on Maj. Gen. Takachi, Commanding general of Kempei 

Tai in Korea and 14 Kempei Tai officers being held by Commanding General, 

USAFIK, and noting that all other Kempei Tai personnel evacuated to Japan 

after being screened by CIC November 13, 1945, 8 pp.

215656 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1316; 

includes information on Kempei Tai detachments, organization of the 

Japanese Army Air Force, review of the press regarding atrocity evidence in 

the trial of Yamashita November 11, 1945, 8 pp.

215879 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: The Far East November 9, 1945, ca. 

50 pp.

215927 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1318; 

including information of discovery of safe in the Haiki Naval Barracks 

containing personnel records November 13, 1945, 8 pp.

216096 Strategic Services Unit. General Hsun Yu, commanding officer of 9th War 

Zone Nov. 15, 1945, 1 p.

216103 State Department. Safehaven, Portugal October 25, 1945, 4 pp.

216105 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Implications of Woman Suffrage in Japan November 

9, 1945, 4 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 677

MIS # Source

216193 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political situation Oct. 23, 1945, 

1 p.

216197 Strategic Services Unit. Changes in Viet Minh French Indo-China November 

10, 1945, 1 p.

216199 Strategic Services Unit. British attitudes toward Thailand November 12, 

1945, 1 p.

216202 Civil Affairs Division, War Department. Japanese report on important 

statistics on public and private finances during the war November 16, 1945, 

3 pp.

216204 Civil Affairs Division, War Department. Food situation in Japan in September 

1945; November 11, 1946, 12 pp.

216205 Strategic Services Unit. Formosa Economic and General information; 

noted that Japanese on Formosa court-marital two of their own officers for 

having mistreated U.S. airmen during the war and they were convicted and 

sentenced to 10 months in prison November 14, 1945, 1 p.

216206 Strategic Services Unit. China economic and general information; contains 

information on Koreans in China November 14, 1945, 1 p.

216208 Strategic Services Unit. China general, political, and military information; 

includes information on Koreans receiving military training in China October 

23, 1945, 2 pp.

216220 Office of Chief of Counter-Intelligence, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Biographical information on member of the Shidehara Cabinet November 2, 

1945, 41 pp.

216289 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1321; 

includes information on Shintoism November 16, 1945, 7 pp.

216501 Strategic Services Unit. Freeze on Japanese assets in French Indo-China 

November 15, 1945, 1 p.

216555 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1320; 

includes information on Japanese reaction to the U.S. conduct of war in the 

Pacific November 15, 1945, 9 pp.

216557 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1319 

November 14, 1945, 6 pp.

216560 Office of the Commanding General, HQ U.S. Army Forces, Middle Pacific. 

Report on Japanese Casualties November 9, 1945, 3 pp.

216703 GHQ SCAP. Information regarding Special Services Organization (Tokomu 

Kikan) November 5, 1945, 10 pp.

216784 Military Intelligence Service, War Department. Report on China November 

19, 1945, 15 pp.

216810 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese subversive activity, 

Shanghai China October 30, 1945, ca. 80 pp.

216915 Military Attaché, China. Memo for Charge d’Affaires, American Embassy, 

Chungking, China regarding situation in China November 10, 1945, 2 pp.

216926 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese subversive activity, 

Shanghai China October 31, 1945, 1 p.

216953 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: The Far East Nov. 16, 1945, ca. 

45 pp.

217011 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political views Nov. 15, 1945, 

2 pp.

217039 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political and military information 

November 17, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 678

MIS # Source

217055 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1323 

November 18, 1945, 9 pp.

217056 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1322; 

includes information on militaristic activities in the 1930s Nov. 17, 1945, 

9 pp.

217147 Bureau of Ships, Navy Department. Report on Silver Pesos at Corregidor, 

Philippine Islands. Provides information about the silver being sunk in 

Manila Bay and being salvaged by U.S. personnel while being prisoners 

of war between July 8 and November 7, 1942 and being taken by the 

Japanese Nov. 8, 1945, 2 pp.

217176 Strategic Services Unit. Military activities in South Indo-China November 

17, 1945, 1 p.

217303 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1325; 

includes information regarding press stories on war responsibility November 

20, 1945, 7 pp.

217304 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1324; 

includes information regarding press stories on war responsibility November 

19, 1945, 7 pp.

217384 Strategic Services Unit. Formosa conditions as the Chinese take control 

October 31, 1945, 2 pp.

217408 Strategic Services Unit. Indonesia: Soetan Sjahrir’s Book published [just 

before taking power as Prime Minister] November 19, 1945, 2 pp.

217413 Strategic Services Unit. Thai-Japanese incidents November 19, 1945, 1 p.

217421 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political information; also 

information on Kempei Tai November 15, 1945, 1 p.

217423 Strategic Services Unit. Cabinet in Java; Sjahrir’s views November 19, 

1945, 1 p.

217450 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1326; 

includes Japanese views on blaming leaders for defeat November 21, 1945, 

8 pp.

217569 Advanced Echelon, Office of the Chief of Counter-Intelligence, U.S. Army 

Forces Pacific. Interrogations of Generals Yamashita and Muto November 

11, 1945, 4 pp.

217570 Advanced Echelon, Office of the Chief of Counter-Intelligence, U.S. Army 

Forces Pacific. Observations in Java by Lt. Col. J. R. Galloway October 

18-27, 1945; includes information on Soekarno, post-war looting and 

murdering, internment camps, and collaborators November 15, 1945, 5 pp.

217614 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Miscellaneous data on Japanese 

Surrender, 2nd War Area November 10, 1945, 3 pp.

217616 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Conference on Japanese 

Surrender with Chief of Staff, 2nd War Area November 10, 1945, 2 pp.

217618 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Equipment, Arms, and 

Ammunition transferred in 1st War Area China November 12, 1945, 8 pp.

217619 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Surrender Terms, Japanese to 

Chinese November 12, 1945, 6 pp.

217621 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Puppet Indian National Army in 

Shanghai, China November 15, 1945, 2 pp.

217622 GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Report on disposition of captured or 

surrendered enemy equipment November 7, 1945, 145 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 679

MIS # Source

217624 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Surrender of Japanese forces 

2nd War Area November 6, 1945, 3 pp.

217634 Strategic Services Unit. India-Burma Theater Weekly Intelligence Summary 

November 13, 1945, 14 pp.

217644 Strategic Services Unit. Military information South Indo-China November 

20, 1945, 1 p.

217682 Strategic Services Unit. Java-Interview with Abdul Kadir on the general 

situation November 18, 1945, 2 pp.

217688 Strategic Services Unit. New officials of the French Indo-China Government 

Nov. 20, 1945, 1 p.

217719 Japanese Government. Designation, specific location, organization, and 

actual strength of the Imperial Japanese Navy as of September 5, 1945, 

44 pp.

217720 Japanese Government. Demobilization status and planning of the Imperial 

Navy September 12, 1945, 7 pp.

217722 Japanese Government. Research Institutes and Testing Establishments n.d. 

7 pp.

217724 Japanese Government. Japanese Naval Hospital Ships September 8, 1945, 

1 p.

217725 Imperial Japanese Navy Department. List of patents which belong to the 

Minister of the Navy 37 pp.

217752 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Indian National Army trial November 16, 

1945, ca. 40 pp.

217757 Japanese Government. Naval forces disarming by September 10, 1945, 

6 pp. 

217891 HQ U.S. Forces India-Burma. Report on the status of Japanese shipping in 

SEA Command November 7, 1945, 6 pp.

217896 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese post-hostilities 

movements, Shanghai, China October 15, 1945, 3 pp.

217897 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese Safehaven Shanghai 

China October 15, 1945, 3 pp.

217899 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Post hostilities activities if the 

Japanese in Shanghai, China October 15, 1945, 3 pp.

217902 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese bank officials in 

Shanghai, China October 10, 1945, 9 pp.

217903 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Lists of German nationals in 

Shanghai, China October 15, 1945, 9 pp.

217935 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese-German economic 

relations in Shanghai China during the war October 19, 1945, 4 pp.

217942 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Shanghai Chinese banks 

handling Japanese accounts October 15, 1945, 1 p.

217943 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Information on Col. Inoue in 

Shanghai, China October 15, 1945, 1 p.

217973 Joint Chiefs of Staff. Disarming of Japanese forces and Capture of Japanese 

Material South East Asia November 2, 1945, 7 pp.

217991 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. French Indo-China general 

conditions October 10, 1945, 2 pp.

217993 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. French Indo-China political 

conditions November 6, 1945, 10 pp.

218008 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1327 

November 22, 1945, 6 pp.

218011 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1328 

November 23, 1945, 6 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 680

MIS # Source

218057 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general situation Nov. 21, 1945, 

2 pp.

218060 Extract from an interrogation by SEATIC of Capt. Hayata Koyama, Law 

Department 18th Area Army; includes information on espionage cased 

handled by the Law Department 1944-1945 n.d. 3 pp.

218195 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese Remaining in Canton 

Area, China November 7, 1945, 1 p.

218204 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Evidence of destruction of 

equipment by Japanese in North China November 16, 1945, 2 pp. and, ca. 

20 photographs

218205 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Conference regarding Japanese 

surrender 2nd War Area November 10, 1945, 2 pp.

218206 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Conditions in 2nd War Area 

(Shansi Province) China November 16, 1945, 2 pp.

218208 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese 27th Motor Transport 

Regiment November 7, 1945, 3 pp.

218242 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Hong Kong Execution of 

American Citizen Chester Bennett on October 29, 1942 for allegedly being 

an American spy November 16, 1945, 1 p.

218245 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Treatment of American internees 

at Canton, China November 16, 1945, 1 p.

218263 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Newly formed Japanese 

communist organization in China November 1, 1945, 2 pp.

218264 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. French Indo-China political 

information November 3, 1945, 3 pp.

218272 Strategic Services Unit. Malaya political situation November 21, 1945, 2 pp.

218274 Strategic Services Unit. Java-interview with Abdul Kadir November 21, 

1945, 1 p.

218311 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese propaganda agencies 

and dissemination operations in Occupied China October 5, 1945, 5 pp.

218354 Strategic Services Unit. Java-Sumatra general situation December 1, 1945, 

1 p.

218359 Strategic Services Unit. Java general political situation December 3, 1945, 

2 pp.

218367 Strategic Services Unit. Indian Government communiqué regarding the 

Indian National Army trials December 4, 1945, 1 p.

218370 Strategic Services Unit. Java political information December 3, 1945, 1 p.

218459 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Puppet officials in Shansi 

Province, China November 7, 1945, 3 pp.

218463 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. War crimes in the Hanko Area, 

China October 7, 1945 [just transmittal page and summary] 2 pp.

218472 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese post-war organizations 

in Shanghai, China November 15, 1945, 3 pp.

218476 Strategic Services Unit. Military situation Saigon Area French Indo-China 

November 24, 1945, 1 p.

218478 Strategic Services Unit. India-Burma Theater Weekly Intelligence Summary 

Nov. 6, 1945, 11 pp.

218483 Strategic Services Unit. Java general military situation November 23, 1945, 

1 p.

218491 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general situation Nov. 23, 1945, 

1 p.

218495 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China political and general situation 

November 26, 1945, 1 p.

218506 Strategic Services Unit. Program of Lao Government French Indo-China 

November 24, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 681

MIS # Source

218519 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese in Java November 21, 1945, 1 p.

218562 Japanese legation custody accounts in Europe 3 pp.

218701 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Conference with Lt. Gen. Raishiro 

Sumida, Japanese Army Commander of Shanshi Province, China November 

10, 1945, 3 pp.

218730 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese counter-espionage 

agents in Shanghai, China November 15, 1945, 3 pp.

218732 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Communist manifestations of the 

Viet Minh November 6, 1945, 1 p.

218735 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Arrest of collaborators in 

Shanghai, China November 12, 1945, 3 pp.

218736 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on a Japanese economic 

war criminal in China November 12, 1945, 1 p.

218744 Strategic Services Unit. Captured Chinese documents in Manchuria 

November 3, 1945, 9 pp.

218745 Strategic Services Unit. Communist-Japanese relations in North China 

November 16, 1945, 1 p.

218746 Strategic Services Unit. Java-Sumatra general conditions November 25, 

1945, 1 p.

218756 Strategic Services Unit. Burma general situation November 26. 1945 1 p.

218758 Strategic Services Unit. Establishment of a War Crimes Commission in China 

Nov. 26, 1945, 1 p.

218759 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Hanoi French Indo-China general 

conditions November 10, 1945, 2 pp.

218871 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Arrest of collaborators in 

Shanghai, China November 1, 1945, 1 p.

218872 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese-Viet Minh collaboration 

November 15, 1945, 2 pp.

219011 Strategic Services Unit. Java-interview with Col. Raden Abdul Kadir 

November 27, 1945, 1 p.

219264 Civil Affairs Division, War Department. Japanese Foreign Exchange Assets 

November 30, 1945, ca. 15 pp.

219330 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Translation of the Japanese law 

for punishment of enemy pilots November 20, 1945, 2 pp.

219336 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Illicit narcotics trade, Japanese 

and occupied countries November 21, 1945, 3 pp.

219507 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Southern Asia November 28, 1945, 

43 pp.

219509 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Japan November 28, 1945, ca. 

30 pp.

219510 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: China November 28, 1945, 20 pp.

219519 Strategic Services Unit. Java general situation November 27, 1945, 1 p.

219523 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1330 

November 25, 1945, 6 pp.

219524 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1328 

November 24, 1945, 6 pp.

219638 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general situation; includes 

information on Japanese Lt. Gen. Takazo Numata, Chief of Staff, Southern 

Army November 30, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 682

MIS # Source

219640 Strategic Services Unit. Conditions in Kalgan, China after Japanese 

surrender November 20, 1945, 14 pp.

219728 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese forces in China December 3, 1945, 1 p.

220100 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese forces North China November 14, 1945, 

2 pp.

220281 Strategic Services Unit. India-Burma Theater Weekly Intelligence Summary 

November 20, 1945, 14 pp.

220296 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general information December 4, 

1945, 2 pp.

220318 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. R&A No. 2694 A Brief Survey of Siamese Relations 

with the United States November 1, 1945, 13 pp.

220432 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1336 

December 1, 1945, 5 pp.

220433 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1337 

December 2, 1945, 6 pp.

220435 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1336; 

includes press account relating to the Japanese Navy not wanting war 

December 4, 1945, 8 pp.

220462 HQ USSBS Pacific. Interrogation Report No. 310 Rear Admiral Joshio 

Obayashi regarding Japanese Naval Intelligence November 10, 1945, 8 pp.

220593 HQ USSBS Pacific. Interrogation Report No. 309 Lt. Commander Chikataka 

Nakajima regarding Fleet Intelligence organization and procedure November 

10, 1945, 7 pp.

220612 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1340 

December 5, 1945, 7 pp.

220675 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Foreign policy of the Viet Nam 

Government November 28, 1945, 3 pp.

220676 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Provisional Government of the 

Republic of Viet Nam November 15, 1945, 4 pp.

220728 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Shanghai, China situation 

November 17, 1945, 2 pp.

220764 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese medical activities in 

Shanghai, China December 8, 1941-October 1945; November 29, 1945, 

1 p.

220765 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Captured Japanese document 

regarding Counter-measures against the Atomic Bomb November 28, 1945, 

2 pp.

220769 Strategic Services Unit. Report of trip in North China August 22-October 3, 

1945 by Strategic Services Unit Hsian Field Team (also known as Team Chili 

No. 2) Oct. 5, 1945, 44 pp. 

220884 Strategic Services Unit. Number of Japanese troops disarmed and still 

armed to October 26th in Hopei November 17, 1945, 1 p.

220902 Strategic Services Unit. Inspection tour of Japanese arsenal in China 

November 20, 1945, 2 pp.

220903 Strategic Services Unit. Malaya political and economic information October 

31, 1945, 2 pp.

220904 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese Kwantung Army troops hiding in 

Manchuria November 21, 1945, 1 p.

220907 Strategic Services Unit. NEI-Malaya political information October 31, 1945, 

1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 683

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220917 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Report on the Japanese chief 

instructor of espionage school in China November 15, 1945, 1 p.

220942 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Medical conditions at the Gia 

Lam Indian prisoner of war camp at Hanoi, French Indo-China February 

1943-July 1945; November 26, 1945, 3 pp.

220945 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Japanese administration in 

Shanghai, China; includes financial information November 24, 1945, 1 p.

220951 Strategic Services Unit. Java-Sumatra-Borneo general information 

December 5, 1945, 2 pp.

220964 Strategic Services Unit. Communist activities in Perak, Malaya November 

11, 1945, 2 pp.

220965 Strategic Services Unit. Viet Minh propaganda methods November 21, 

1945, 2 pp.

220996 Assistant Chief of Staff G-2 AHQ FEAF, Tokyo. Lack of Unity in Japanese 

Armed Forces November 28, 1945, 2 pp.

221248 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Wuhu, east central Anhui 

Province, China general conditions November 10, 1945, 2 pp.

221253 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Food supplies Nanking, China 

1937-1945 November 29, 1945, 1 p.

221254 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Food supplies Shanghai, China 

December 8, 1941-October 1945; November 29, 1945, 1 p.

221255 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Medical information Shanghai, 

China December 8, 1941-October 1945; November 29, 1945, 1 p.

221257 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Public health statistics Peiping, 

China 1941-1944 November 29, 1945, 2 pp.

221258 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Public health organization North 

China Puppet Government November 29, 1945, 2 pp.

221259 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Food supplies Peiping Hopeh 

1937-1945; November 29, 1945, 2 pp.

221449 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1341; 

December 6, 1945, 5 pp

221468 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Economic-Political-Sociological 

Situation in Tonkin French Indo-China March 9-July 30, 1945 [in both 

French and English] 38 pp.

221469 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Communist activities in HopehHonan Area during Japanese occupation October 15, 1945, 2 pp. and 1 map

221470 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Indian National Army Trial November 29, 

1945, 9 pp.

221471 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. French Indo-China political 

situation November 19, 1945, 3 pp.

221472 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. French Indo-China general 

elections November 27, 1945, 1 p.

221473 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Peiping, China general conditions 

November 26, 1945, 2 pp.

221581 Strategic Services Unit. Netherlands East Indies military information 

December 5, 1945, 1 p.

221582 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China military intelligence December 5, 

1945, 1 p.

221583 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China military information December 

5, 1945, 2 pp.

221586 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general information; contains 

references to Kempei Tai war criminal trials December 8, 1945, 1 p.

221587 Strategic Services Unit. French indo China military information December 7, 

1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 684

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221591 Strategic Services Unit. Netherlands East Indies Dutch military information 

December 9, 1945, 2 pp.

221593 Strategic Services Unit. Chinese military information December 7, 1945, 

2 pp.

221595 Military Attaché, China. Information on General P’Ang, former Chinese 

Puppet November 20, 1945, 1 p.

221640 U.S. Naval Liaison Officer, India-Burma Theater, New Delhi, India. French 

Indo-China-The Viet Minh and the Principal Political Parties of Cochin China 

[French indo China] November 28, 1945, 8 pp.

221679 GHQ, SCAP. Japanese in Northern Korea December 3, 1945, 2 pp.

221703 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Independence movements in 

Indo-China November 25, 1945, 7 pp.

221705 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. French Indo-China political 

information November 29, 1945, 2 pp.

221707 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Kodama Kikan, possible 

Japanese underground, China November 28, 1945, 2 pp.

221708 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. French Indo-China political 

information November 15, 1945, 1 p.

221711 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Situation in Tokin during and 

after March 9, 1945; November 26, 1945, 1 p.

221712 Military Attaché, China. Political factors in Inner Mongolia Nov. 15, 1945, 

3 pp.

221811 Strategic Services Unit. Netherlands East Indies Dutch-Indonesia Question 

December 5, 1945, 1 p.

221812 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general information December 5, 

1945, 1 p.

221818 Strategic Services Unit. Communist activities in Thailand December 5, 

1945, 1 p.

221892 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China Annamite Activities December 8, 

1945, 1 p.

221893 Strategic Services Unit. Hainan Island, Japanese-operated hospital for 

Chinese internees from Hong Kong, December 1, 1945, 3 pp.

221894 Strategic Services Unit. Peiping, China, prisoners of war and internees at 

time of Surrender November 20, 1945, 4 pp.

221896 Strategic Services Unit. Hainan Island , China, conditions in Allied prisoners 

of war camp December 11, 1945, 3 pp.

221904 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Disposal of documents in China. 

“In regard to the question as to whether the Japanese have turned over to 

Chinese all documents having to do with Japanese operations, movements, 

and activities in the Honan-Hopei area, Headquarters, First War Area in 

Cheng Hsien...reports that they have received very few documents. They 

have received no documents which were of high classified categories. 

They expect yet to receive a few, but it is believed that the number and 

the scope they cover will be meager. An interview with the Chief of Staff, 

Twelfth Japanese Army brought forth the information in the form of a blunt 

statement: “Important documents, those having to do with operations and 

plans, were destroyed by headquarters of the various Japanese units on 

or before 15 August, when the Emperor announced that he would accept 

the unconditional surrender terms. We have placed a call to collect any 

documents which may have escaped destruction. Those will be turned over 

to the Headquarters, First War Area (Chinese).” Report also indicates that 

Puppet troops in the area had thus far turned over no documents. Report by 

Lt. Col. James R. Geddes, CW. October 16, 1945, 1 p.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 685

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222174 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1345 

December 10, 1945, 5 pp.

222253 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general situation Dec. 6, 1945, 

2 pp.

222326 Strategic Services Unit. French Indo-China general situation Dec. 8, 1945, 

1 p.

222327 Strategic Services Unit. Members of the present Government of French 

Indo-China November 7, 1945, 3 pp.

222341 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1346 

December 11, 1945, 6 pp. 

222758 Military Attaché, Mexico City, Mexico. Japanese assets in Mexico December 

10, 1945, 1 p.

222864 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Southern Asia December 12, 1945, 

28 pp.

222866 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Japan December 12, 1945, 16 pp.

222867 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: China December 12, 1945, 16 pp.

223432 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1347 

December 12, 1945, 6 pp.

223435 Military Attaché, China. Memo for the Charge d’Affaires, American Embassy, 

Chunking, China regarding the situation December 8, 1945, 3 pp.

223436 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1348 

December 13, 1945, 6 pp.

223442 Strategic Services Unit. Concentration of prisoners of war and Internees 

Java-Sumatra December 17, 1945, 1 p.

223462 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese controlled factories Tsingtao, China 

November 24, 1945, 2 pp.

223467 Strategic Services Unit. North China puppet November 25, 1945, 1 p.

223469 Strategic Services Unit. Interview with Japanese communist leader at 

Tientsin, China regarding the position of the Chinese communists November 

26, 1945, 2 pp.

223573 Civil Affairs Division, SCAP Orders for Japanese Government October 16-

November 18, 1945; includes an order of November 17th ordering the 

apprehension of 11-named war criminals, ca. 70 pp.

223621 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1351 

December 16, 1945, 8 pp.

223622 Military Attaché, China Memo to Charges d’Affaires American Embassy, 

Chungking, China regarding the situation December 15, 1945, 3 pp.

223626 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1350 

December 15, 1945, 6 pp.

223627 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1349; 

includes press information on the retention of the Emperor and war 

responsibility and causes of defeat; apprehension of Col. Kennoseko Nomo, 

Kempei Tai commander in Hong Kong and Hyogo Prefecture December 14, 

1945, 8 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 686

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223951 Strategic Services Unit. Situation in Wuhu, China after the Surrender; 

includes information about the Japanese occupation October 18, 1945, 

8 pp.

224487 Strategic Services Unit. Interim Report of Subversive Propaganda Pressures 

in Japan December 15, 1945, 15 pp.

224581 Strategic Services Unit. Report on China December 27, 1945, 10 pp.

224599 Joint Intelligence Collection Agency China. Black Dragon and Black Ocean 

Societies November 30, 1945, 3 pp.

224603 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. The Political Background of the Present Civil War in 

China December 3, 1945, 19 pp.

224871 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Indian National Army Trial December 11, 

1945, 6 pp.

225250 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Report on Japanese Medicine Dec. 17, 1945, ca. 

300 pp. 

225271 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1359; includes information on background 

information on the China Crisis, bacteriological bomb development by the 

Japanese Navy, press review information on reaction to Yamashita Trial 

December 24, 1945, 10 pp. [Note: The report entitled Military Intelligence 

Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP Summary of Daily Messages, Resume 

of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information, beginning with No. 1356 on 

December 21, 1945, was renamed Military Intelligence Section, General 

Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Intelligence Summary: Intelligence 

Data Covering the Military, Economic and Political Fields in Japan, Korea, 

Philippines, China-Manchuria, South East Asia, N.E.I.-New Guinea. The 

same numbering system was maintained. For the sake of brevity it will be 

identified only as Intelligence Summary.]

225272 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1358; includes press information regarding 

Japanese atrocities December 23, 1945, 12 pp.

225273 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1360; includes information on the status of 

Japanese Army in China and Formosa as of December 17, 1945; December 

25, 1945, 10 pp.

225274 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1361 December 26, 1945, 9 pp.

225275 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1356; includes information on events leading up 

to the surrender December 21, 1945, 14 pp.

225285 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1354 

December 19, 1945, 5 pp.

225286 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ SCAP. Summary of Daily 

Messages, Resume of Situation, and Miscellaneous Information No. 1355 

December 20, 1945, 6 pp.

225369 Strategic Services Unit. India-Burma Theater Weekly Intelligence Summary 

November 28, 1945, 24 pp.

225444 Office of the Chief Chemical Officer, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Interim 

technical report on Japanese chemical warfare (2nd of series) Dec. 7, 1945, 

33 pp.

225459 U.S. Naval Technical Mission to Japan. Japanese Bacteriological Warfare 

November, 1945, 7 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 687

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225470 Technical and Investigation Division, Office of the Chief Signal Office, U.S. 

Army Forces Pacific. Interrogation of Japanese Naval officers regarding 

radar December 24, 1945, 7 pp.

225473 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Changes in Korean Economy 1940-1945, ca. 10 pp.

225475 SCAP. Custody of Japanese accounts in Europe December 21, 1945, 6 pp.

225487 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Japanese Foreign Trade 1940-1941; December 19, 

1945, ca. 45 pp.

225488 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Accounts, Bank of Japan December 21, 1945, 6 pp.

225493 5250th TIFU No. 4. Weekly (October 14, 1945) Activity Report of Chemical 

Warfare Service Field Team No. 6. December 12, 1945, 5 pp.

225520 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Japanese Trade with Formosa 1940-1941; December 

19, 1945, ca. 10 pp.

225521 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Japanese Trade with Formosa 1942-1944; December 

19, 1945, ca. 10 pp.

225564 Strategic Services Unit. Explanation by Lt. Gen. Takazo Numata of Japanese 

expenditures in French Indo-China December 15, 1945, 1 p.

225610 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1357; includes information on Japanese 

Intelligence during the war December 22, 1945, 12 pp.

225682 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Southeast Asia December 26, 1945, 

13 pp.

225688 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1364; includes information on status of Japanese 

Army in China and Formosa as of December 26th, political trends in 

Southeast Asia December 29, 1945, 9 pp.

225690 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Japan December 26, 1945, 9 pp.

225691 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: China December 26, 1945, 6 pp.

225866 Military Attaché, Ankara, Turkey. Japanese Assets in Turkey, Safehaven 

December 13, 1945, 1 p.

225929 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Views on the Zaibatsu November 20, 1945, 7 pp.

225930 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Views on the Zaibatsu November 17, 1945, 

ca. 20 pp.

226107 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Editorial regarding the treatment of 

Japan December 26, 1945, 2 pp.

226171 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1362; includes political highlights for Southeast 

Asia December 27, 1945, 13 pp.

226593 Military Attaché, New Delhi, India. Indian National Army Trial December 18, 

1945, 12 pp.

226734 Censorship Detachment, Office of Chief of Counter-Intelligence, GHQ U.S. 

Army Forces Pacific. Organization of Japanese Censorship Oct. 20, 1945, 

26 pp.

226765 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1365; includes political trends in Southeast Asia 

December 30, 1945, 9 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 688

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226949 Office of Chief of Counter-Intelligence, HQ U.S. Army Western Pacific. 

Report of Captured or Surrendered Supplies and Equipment November 15, 

1945, 24 pp.

226951 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1366; includes press review of atomic bomb 

reaction in Japan December 31, 1945, 8 pp.

226952 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1368; includes information on the disarmament 

status of Japanese forces in Netherlands East Indies-New Guinea, political 

situation in Southeast Asia January 2, 1946, 11 pp.

226962 Japanese Government. Military information n.d., ca. October 1945, ca. 

10 pp.

226964 Military Attaché, China. Memo to Charge d’Affaires, American Embassy, 

Chungking, China regarding the situation December 22, 1945, 2 pp.

227017 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese occupation of China, Japanese assets in 

China December 1, 1945, 4 pp.

227058 Strategic Services Unit. Commission for Investigation of Japanese Atrocities, 

Nanking, China November 26, 1945, 1 p.

227195 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1369; includes information on Japanese army 

units transferred from Manchuria 1941-1945, Japanese intelligence on the 

Soviet attack of 1945, Japanese combat preparations in Manchuria 1942-

1943, Japanese estimate of Soviet capabilities in Manchuria and Korea 

1941; Jan. 3, 1946, 11 pp.

228107 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1372; includes information on underwater 

Kamikazes, political trends in Southeast Asia January 6, 1945, 9 pp.

228158 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Views on the Zaibatsu November 28, 1945, 14 pp.

228187 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1373; includes information Japanese military 

strength in Manchuria, Japanese strength and casualties in the Philippines, 

press reaction to War Crimes Trials January 7, 1946, 9 pp.

228231 SCAP. Chemical Warfare Service. Fujikura Industries Company Ltd.; 

information on its production of items of protection against war gases 

January 5, 1946, 8 pp.

228234 Chemical Warfare Service GHQ AFPAC Nippon Soda Company Ltd.; 

information its production of war gases January 5, 1946, 15 pp.

228313 SCAP. Short statement of each subsidiary of Sumitomo Jan. 7, 1946, 

ca. 15 pp.

228315 SCAP. Outline of Mitsubishi Honsha December 5, 1945, 20 pp.

228316 Japan. Outline of Mitsui’s organization and companies September 1945, 

30 pp.

228326 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1374 January 8, 1946, 10 pp.

228330 Military Attaché, China. Memo to Charge d’Affaires, American Embassy, 

Chungking, China regarding the situation January 4, 1946, 5 pp.

228800 Strategic Services Unit. Custodianship of U.S. properties in French IndoChina Jan. 10, 1946, 4 pp.

228812 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1371; includes information on political trends in 

Southeast Asia, Annamite activity in French Indo-China January 5, 1946, 

7 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 689

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228813 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1375; includes information on Communist 

activities in Manchuria and North China, press review information on the 

Emperor system, objections to reparation suggestions January 9, 1946, 

8 pp.

228814 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1376; includes information on the French IndoChina situation January 10, 1946, 10 pp.

228835 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Japan January 9, 1946, 22 pp.

228836 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: China, Korea January 9, 1946, 

8 pp.

228860 Information about Thailand during the war; includes information about 

prisoners of war n.d. 7 pp.

228895 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Korean economy 1940-1945 January 8, 1945, ca. 

20 pp.

228930 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Southern Asia January 9, 1946, 

20 pp.

229047 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese plans for the defense of Canton, China 

area January 14, 1946, 5 pp.

229239 State Department. Japanese property in Turkey January 10, 1946, 11 pp.

229308 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese forces, including military police, in China 

January 14, 1946, 3 pp.

229352 Office of the Chief of Counter-Intelligence, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. List of 

German nationals in Japan January 6, 1946, 100 pp.

229437 Yokohama Specie Bank. Financial statement November 17, 1945, ca. 15 pp.

229438 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Views on Zaibatsu January 4, 1946, 10 pp.

229439 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief of 

Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Views on Zaibatsu January 4, 1946, 10 pp.

229440 War Department Intelligence Target Section, Office of the Assistant Chief 

of Staff G-2, GHQ, SCAP. Foreign bonds held by the Yokohama Specie Bank 

January 4, 1946, 5 pp.

229678 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State. R&A No. 3417 The Cabinets of the Republic of 

Indonesia November 30, 1945, 66 pp.

230146 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1377 January 11, 1946, 12 pp.

230149 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1378 January 12, 1946, 8 pp.

230150 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1379 January 13, 1946, 10 pp.

230235 Federal Bureau of Investigation. Japanese organizations in Bolivia January 

17, 1946, 27 pp.

230260 Military intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Memoirs of Prince Fumimaro Konoye, translated from the Asahi Shimbun

December 20-31, 1945 and forwarded to Washington on January 12, 1946. 

Transmittal notes that the memoirs were reportedly given by Konoye to a 

reporter with the Asahi Shimbun about a week before his death, 62 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 690

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230271 Military intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Soviet political and economic and military situation, based on Japanese 

records and sources, and provided by Lt. Gen. Arisue, formerly Intelligence 

Chief with the Imperial General Staff January 10, 1946, ca. 20 pp.

230278 Rear Adm. Thomas B. Inglis, Chief of Naval Intelligence. Memorandum of 

Information: Status of Subversive Activity in China; includes Safehaven 

information relating to China and Japanese assets January 9, 1946, 7 pp.

230341 Military Attaché, China. Memo for Charge d’Affaires, American Embassy, 

Chungking, China regarding the situation January 11, 1946, 6 pp.

230346 HQ 1369th Army Air Force Base Unit, Indo-China Division, Air Transport 

Command. Intelligence Report of Political Activity in Peking, China 

November 21, 1945, 5 pp.

230438 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1380 January 14, 1946, 9 pp.

230439 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1381; includes information on Japanese political 

situation, political trends in Southeast Asia, press review of war crimes 

trials January 15, 1946, 10 pp.

230440 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1382; includes information on Nagasaki Thought 

Control Police January 16, 1946, 12 pp.

230650 Military Intelligence Service, War Department. Chinese text and English 

translation of the Sino-Soviet Treaty of August 1945; January 18, 1946, 

49 pp.

230791 Short statement about Sumitomo Honsha Ltd. and subsidiary companies of 

Sumitomo, ca. January 1946, 16 pp.

230965 Civil Affairs Division, War Department. Mitsui’s organization and its affiliated 

companies September 1945; January 22, 1946, 26 pp.

231198 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces 

Pacific. Intelligence Summary No. 1385; information about Baron Kijuro 

Shidehara’s Cabinet, Japanese evaluation of U.S. anti-submarine harbor 

defenses, an engineer unit with the 8th Army located documents and radar 

equipment in the Hara-Machida Signal School January 19, 1946, 12 pp.

231250 GHQ SCAP. Memorandums for the Imperial Japanese Government November 

18-December 9, 1945; includes November 22 memo indicating that SCAP 

had learned that certain records relating to Allied prisoners of war had been 

destroyed and required a list of all records destroyed and the names and 

position of the individual directing such destruction; November 26 memo 

wanting information on which vessels sunk while carrying prisoners of 

war and internees and a list of Allied prisoners of war and internees who 

died of illness or other causes while aboard Japanese vessels; a November 

28 memo requesting names of Japanese personnel at prisoner of war 

camps in the Philippines during the occupation; a November 28 memo 

requiring the names of individuals in the chain of command of Prisoner of 

War Management; a December 1 memo requesting an accounting of all 

prisoners of war removed from Rabaul during 1942-1944; a December 1 

memo directing the apprehension of 57 named suspected war criminals, 

and December 3, 4, 6, and 7 memos directing the apprehension of named 

suspected war criminals, ca. 75 pp.

231251 SCAP. Orders from SCAP to the Japanese Government November 28-

December 16, 1945; includes an order of December 3 ordering the 

apprehension of 8 named suspected war criminals; a December 14 order 

requiring the delivery of documents relating to six specific events between 

1931 and 1940, ca. 50 pp.

231322 Japanese Government. A report on the research on Bombing Balloons 

October 5, 1945, 7 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 691

MIS # Source

231330 Chemical Warfare Team Field Unit No. 52, 5250th Technical Intelligence 

Composite Company, HQ, 1st Corps Weekly Report (December 3, 1945) of 

investigation of Japanese chemical warfare at Hirakata Arsenal 8 pp.

231360 Chemical Warfare Service Field Team C. Japanese company, war gas, ca. 

January 1946, 7 pp.

231369 Chemical Warfare Service Field Team A. Mitsubishi Chemical Industrial Co. 

n.d., 7 pp.

231375 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1384; includes war crimes “letters to the editor” 

in the press review section January 18, 1946, 10 pp.

231472 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1383; includes political trends in Burma and Java 

January 17, 1946, 9 pp.

231476 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1386; includes political trends in Southeast Asia, 

anxiety over reparations in the press review section January 20, 1946, 

9 pp.

231602 Yokohama Specie Bank. List of owners of 1,000 or more shares of 

Yokohama Specie Bank stock as of September 30, 1945; by far, the largest 

shareholder was the Imperial Household Department 6 pp.

231610 5250 Technical Intelligence Field Unit Team No. 51, HQ, 33rd Infantry 

Division. Chemical warfare equipment found in Himeji Cavalry School Dump 

October 3, 1945, 3 pp.

231611 Oriental Economist. Views on the Zaibatsu November 17, 1945, ca. 20 pp.

231612 Oriental Economist. Views on the Zaibatsu November 20, 1945, ca. 20 pp.

231613 Technical Intelligence Unit No. 4 Technical Intelligence Report of captured 

Japanese chemical warfare materials, Chemical Warfare School at Narashino 

commanded by Maj. Gen. Yamazabi September 23, 1945, 6 pp.

231614 Japanese Government. System of Command and Organization of the Whole 

Japanese Army as of August 15, 1945, 8 pp.

231628 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1387 January 21, 1946, 11 pp.

231663 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State R&A No. 3336 Biographical Information on Prominent 

Nationalist in French Indo-China October 25, 1945, 90 pp.

231665 HQ U.S. Forces China Theater. Notes used in G-2 Briefing of Mr. Patterson at 

Shanghai, China on January 15, 1946, 8 pp.

231680 Research and Analysis Branch, Interim Research and Intelligence Service, 

Department of State Field Memo No. 1046 Notes on the Malayan Political 

Situation January 2, 1946, 8 pp.

231745 SCAP. Report on the Kempei Tai; includes a substantive amount of 

information about organizational structure and individuals n.d., ca. May 

1946, ca. 100 pp.

231890 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1388; includes information on silver and other 

material, political trends in Southeast Asia, sinking of the battleship Yamoto

January 22, 1946, 13 pp.

231921 Statement of Budget, Imperial Sanction and Payment of the Extraordinary 

War Expenditure Account after April 1945, 1 p.

232026 Strategic Services Unit. British moving Japanese into Thailand Jan. 24, 

1946, 1 p.

232304 Division of Far East Intelligence, Office of Research and Intelligence, 

Department of State. Situation Report: China January 23, 1946, 8 pp.

232306 Division of Far East Intelligence, Office of Research and Intelligence, 

Department of State. Situation Report: Japan January 23, 1946, 10 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 692

MIS # Source

232503 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1390; includes information on transportation of 

silver January 24, 1946, 10 pp.

232510 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1389; includes information on transfer of silver, 

Japanese scientists January 23, 1946, 10 pp.

232730 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese War Crimes, U.S. prisoners of war, 

Hankow, China January 29, 1945, 3 pp.

232999 State Department. Safehaven, Portugal January 8, 1946, 6 pp.

233101 U.S. Naval Liaison Officer, India. Japanese Seizure of French Indo-China 

January 5, 1946, 4 pp.

233410 Navy. Prisoners of war and equipment taken by Russians January 31, 1946, 

4 pp.

233797 United States Forces China Theater. Japanese Order of Battle and Supply, 

includes Chinese communist armies January 26, 1946, ca. 100 pp.

233807 PAC USA. War Organization of Japan January 25, 1946, 230 pp.

233955 SCAP. Target No. 75 Report on largest poison gas factory in Japan n.d. 2 pp.

233985 SCAP. Target No. 635(9) a Japanese chemical manufacturing company, 

Yokohama n.d. 3 pp.

234112 United States Forces China Theater. Prosecution of Japanese War Criminals; 

includes information on Chinese apprehension of war criminals January 28, 

1946, 5 pp.

234866 Strategic Services Unit. Disposition of Japanese forces as of November 30, 

1945; December 18, 1945, 4 pp.

235036 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1401 Aleutian Campaign February 4, 1946, 

11 pp.

235041 Civil Affairs Division. SCAP Memoranda for Imperial Japanese Government 

January 19-26, 1945; includes information on war criminals, ca. 35 pp.

235066 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1402 Aleutian Campaign February 5, 1946, 

11 pp.

235331 6th Army. Enemy Equipment on Luzon [may be chemical warfare], military 

operations on Luzon December 1, 1945, ca. 230 pp.

235849 Civil Affairs Division. Property and transactions of members of Yasuda 

families February 12, 1946, 3 pp.

235875 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5036 Nippon Kako KK n.d. 3 pp.

235876 1st Corps. Japanese Type 89 tear gas grenade November 8, 1945, 4 pp.

235877 1st Corps. Japanese candles November 4, 1945, 3 pp.

235878 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5031 n.d. 5 pp.

235879 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5025 n.d. 7 pp.

235880 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5006 n.d. 3 pp.

235881 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5041 n.d. 5 pp.

235882 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5004 n.d. 3 pp.

235883 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5011 n.d. 3 pp.

235884 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5016 n.d. 8 pp.

235885 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5018 n.d. 5 pp.

235886 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5020 n.d. 5 pp.

235887 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5021 n.d. 9 pp.

235888 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5026 n.d. 5 pp.

235889 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5032 n.d. 8 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 693

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235890 SCAP. Target No. Chemical Warfare 5038 n.d. 5 pp.

235891 SCAP. Target No. CW5039 Dai Nippon Zoki Company Ltd. n.d. 4 pp.

235950 SCAP. Manufacture of poison gas n.d. 4 pp.

235979 United States Forces China theater. Table of acceptance of Japanese 

surrender in China February 1, 1946, 10 pp.

236319 SCAP. Sumitomo Family 1945, evidence of control February 7, 1946, 11 pp.

237037 USF PAC. Intelligence Summary No. 1409; includes information on Medical 

Department February 12, 1946 ,13 pp.

237456 SCAP. Chemical factories November 16, 1945, 11 pp.

237460 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1410; includes information on the Emperor 

February 13, 1946, 14 pp.

237887 Strategic Services Unit. British movement of Japanese troops into Thailand 

February 18, 1946, 1 p.

237954 SCAP. German-Japanese Relations 1936-1945 February 11, 1946, 105 pp.

237964 SCAP. Great East Asia Ministry, Manchukuo, China; includes information on 

chemical warfare January 12, 1946, 5 pp.

238065 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1412; includes information on the Kempei Tai 

Naval February 15, 1946, 11 pp.

238208 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1414; includes information on the Emperor, 

effects of the Atomic bomb February 17, 1946, 11 pp.

238243 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1416 War Plans February 16, 1946, 17 pp.

238301 SCAP. 5250th TIFU Activities of team No. 53 for period of October 15-31, 

1945; includes information on chemical warfare equipment November 1, 

1945, 9 pp.

238302 520th TICFU. Weekly report of investigation of Japanese chemical warfare 

December 8, 1945, 4 pp.

238317 1st Corps. Gas protection October 18, 1945, 5 pp.

238395 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese atrocities Hong Kong February 21, 1946, 

4 pp.

239067 SCAP. Nippon KoKo Company; includes chemical warfare information n.d. 

7 pp.

239161 India. Operations in progress of Japanese surrender February 19, 1946, 

7 pp.

239217 SCAP. Interim Technical Report on Japanese Chemical Warfare n.d. 12 pp.

239229 USAF PAC. Army, Navy, Imperial GHQ, Munitions Ministry, Army 

Administration, etc. n.d. 4 pp. 

239934 U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Signal Corps Organization and Training n.d. 

100 pp.

240050 Strategic Services Unit. War criminals February 25, 1946, 2 pp.

240051 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese military forces in Thailand Feb. 25, 1946, 

2 pp.

240117 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese Navy surrender to Chinese Jan. 29, 1946, 

3 pp.

240155 SCAP. XI Corps chemical installations examined by technical intelligence 

February 15, 1946, 3 pp.

240377 USAF PAC. Intelligence Summary No. 1421; includes information on Medical 

Department, medical services; includes information on political party of exKempei Tai members February 24, 1946, 12 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 694

MIS # Source

240381 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1419; includes information on peace efforts, 

Tohho Ka-Kempei Tai rift February 22, 1946, 11 pp.

234397 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese forces Sumatra February 28, 1946, 3 pp.

240294 6th SC. Possible anti-American and espionage agents February 26, 1946, 

2 pp.

240404 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese North China Special Garrison (Military 

Police) January 26, 1946, 5 pp.

240433 Pacific Air Command. Study on Tonari Gumi in 2 parts by Col. Mackenzie 

February 5, 1946, 175 pp.

241289 SCAP. Japanese chemical warfare material January 29, 1946, 5 pp.

241290 SCAP. Chemical warfare munitions of Japanese Army January 30, 1946, 

7 pp.

241293 SCAP. Japanese Chemical Warfare Munitions Markings January 22, 1946, 

5 pp.

241294 SCAP. Japanese Naval Chemical Warfare Munitions Marking Jan. 24, 1946, 

4 pp.

241295 SCAP. Incendiary shell containing thermite n.d. 4 pp.

241310 SCAP. Target Chemical Warfare No. 5005 n.d. 3 pp.

241311 SCAP. Target No. 635(10) Asaki Electro Chemical Company Ltd. n.d. 8 pp.

241328 Watanabe. “How Japan Lost a Scientific War” September 1945, 3 pp.

241335 SCAP. Reparations November 14, 1945, 8 pp.

241341 SCAP. Target Chemical Warfare 5002 Decontaminating Kit, Sagami Naval 

Base n.d. 5 pp.

241342 SCAP. 238th Chemical Service. Chemical Warfare Service Targets January 

16, 1946, 3 pp.

241347 SCAP. Poison Gas Manufacturing Center, Kuro Island n.d. 3 pp.

241348 33rd Infantry Division. War gas factory January 12, 1946, 2 pp.

241358 SCAP. Report on Japanese chemical warfare material n.d. 3 pp.

242291 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1432 Japanese German Cooperation; includes 

information on the treatment of political prisoners March 7, 1946, 11 pp.

242361 HA. Reparations March 20, 1946, 2 pp.

242434 Military Attaché, China. Japanese and Puppet Material captured by Chinese 

AF March 1, 7 pp.

243581 SCAP. Ministry of Commerce and Industry Archives February 9, 1946, 8 pp.

243732 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1436; includes information on the Emperor, an 

experimental electromagnetic gun March 11, 1946, 10 pp.

243926 SCAP. Organizational Regulations of Ministry of Finance, Imperial ordinance 

No, 743, November 1, 1942, 10 pp.

243993 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1438; includes information on the Emperor, 

secret organizations March 13, 1946, 14 pp.

243994 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1437 U.S. Post Surrender March 12, 1946, 12 pp.

244522 Strategic Services Unit. Safehaven, Thailand textiles March 19, 1946, 2 pp.

244529 Military Attaché, China. Interrogation of Japanese officer, North China area; 

included is information on chemical warfare equipment March 11, 1946, 

5 pp.

244713 Military Attaché, China. Safehaven Nanking, China March 11, 1946, 5 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 695

MIS # Source

244762 Military Attaché, China. Japanese biological warfare activities in Nanking, 

China; includes information on the 156 Station Hospital March 11, 1946, 

1 p. 2 pp.

244763 Military Attaché, China. Chemical Company Nanking China Mar. 11, 1946, 

4 pp.

244764 Military Attaché, China. Chemical Warfare Plant Shanghai China March 11, 

1946, 3 pp.

244767 Military Attaché, China. Do Jin Kdi Biological Warfare Laboratory China 

March 11, 1946, 3 pp.

244769 Military Attaché, China. Biological warfare laboratory Peiping China March 

11, 1946, 4 pp.

244978 Military Attaché, China. Safehaven March 11, 1946, 5 pp.

245039 Military Attaché, China. Japanese methods of handling chemical weapons 

Taiwan March 11, 1946, 4 pp.

245096 USAF PAC. Intelligence Summary No. 1442; includes information on the 

Emperor March 17, 1946, 11 pp.

245133 SCAP. Nationalistic and Militaristic organizations March 13, 1946, 5 pp.

245155 Military Attaché, China. Manufacturing companies in Northern China March 

11, 1946, ca. 25 pp.

245156 Military Attaché, China. Safehaven, Manufacturing companies in northern 

China, Manchuria, Korea, Formosa March 11, 1946, 8 pp.

245294 SCAP. Establishment of IMTFE January 19, 1946, 9 pp.

245929 SCAP. East Asia Economic Investigation Bureau; interrogation of Shinji 

Maejima March 15, 1946, 6 pp.

245930 SCAP. Interrogation of Professor Reiichi Gamo February 7, 1946, 2 pp.

245931 SCAP. Interrogation of Professor Jintaro Maruyama February 7, 1946, 3 pp.

249135 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese Intelligence System, military police 

Thailand March 4, 1946, 12 pp.

249620 Military Attaché, Canada. Japanese Archives in Canada February 18, 1946, 

6 pp.

249905 SCAP. Tokusetsu Kempei Tai Organizations in Japan n.d. 7 pp.

250125 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese financial activities in China and Manchuria 

March 6, 1946, 3 pp.

250277 Military Attaché, China. Japanese chemical warfare equipment Taiwan March 

11, 1946, 8 pp. of which 5 are in Japanese 9 pp.

250278 Military Attaché, China. Japanese reply to Chemical Warfare Service 

questionnaire March 11, 1946, 10 pp. of which 4 are in Japanese 12 pp.

250285 Federal Bureau of Investigation. Safehaven, Argentina April 1, 1946, 5 pp.

250319 TSF ET. Reports from repatriated British ex-prisoners of war in Japanese 

hands regarding atrocities; Oyama Camp, Allied prisoner of war 

collaborators February 28, 1946, 7 pp.

250889 Civil Affairs Division. SCAP Directives to Imperial Japanese Government 

September 6-December 24, 1945; includes Safehaven information, 

ca. 120 pp.

251017 Strategic Services Unit. Safehaven, China March 3, 1946, 4 pp.

251238 Civil Affairs Division. SCAP Directives to Imperial Japanese Government 

Nos. 745-793; includes information on war criminals April 11, 1946, 36 pp.

251241 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1453 March 28, 1946, 13 pp.

251418 USAF PAC. Third Konoye Cabinet, includes information on Tohko Ka in civil 

government April 1, 1946, 11 pp.

251425 U.S. Naval Technical Mission to Japan. Report of damage to Japanese Navy 

December 23, 1945, ca. 75 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 696

MIS # Source

251426 U.S. Naval Technical Mission to Japan. Report on loses of Warship January 

6, 1946, ca. 50 pp.

251641 India. Hirkari Kikan March 26, 1946, 8 pp.

251907 SCAP. 6th CIC Region. Nationalistic and Militaristic organizations, Tokubetsu 

Kempei Tai March 9, 1946, 3 pp.

251946 SCAP. Japanese Ministry of Finance Report of Foreign Exchange Assets 

March 16, 1946, ca. 200 pp.

252224 SCAP. British Combined Operations Observers Interrogation. Special Naval 

Landing Forces n.d. 4 pp.

252225 SCAP. Japanese Submarine Operations November 25, 1945, 4 pp.

252230 SCAP. Kempei Tai; includes information on assistance from civilian police in 

scientific investigation March 15, 1946, 4 pp.

252231 SCAP. Kempei Tai; interrogation of Lt. Gen. Sanji Okido February 11, 1946

252411 5th AF. Organization Chart, Japanese East Area Military Police (Kempei Tai) 

March 31, 1946, 7 pp.

252529 SCAP. CIC. Violations of SCAP Directives March 21, 1946, 6 pp.

252536 SCAP. USSBS Japanese Submarine Operations March 12, 1946, 11 pp.

252567 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1462; includes information on reparations, 

subversive groups April 6, 1946, 12 pp.

252568 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1461. German Japanese Relations after June 

1941, 13 pp.

252862 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1463; includes Safehaven information April 7, 

1946, 12 pp.

252883 SCAP. 441st CIC Detachment. German-Japanese Naval Cooperation April 4, 

1946, 23 pp.

252884 SCAP. Imperial Household Succession to Imperial Throne March 27, 1946, 

14 pp.

252885 SCAP. Imperial Household Ordinance No. 4 October 31, 1907, 6 pp.

252886 SCAP. Assets of Imperial Household n.d. 23 pp.

252887 SCAP. Imperial Household Accounts Ordinance No. 2 July 9, 1912, 41 pp.

252888 SCAP. Imperial Household Property Order No. 33 December 23, 1910, 13 pp.

253039 Unknown. Safehaven, Japanese government investment in Manchuria n.d. 

38 pp.

253340 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese forces in Manchuria February 27, 1946, 

5 pp.

253356 SCAP. Emperor March 14, 1946, 4 pp.

253437 SCAP. German Technical Data March 29, 1946, 7 pp.

253442 94th CIC Metropolitan Detachment. Japanese government Records February 

23, 1946, 6 pp.

253470 SCAP. Safehaven, Shanghai China April 1, 1946, 4 pp.

253471 SCAP. Safehaven, China, Nippon Electric Company March 27, 1946, 5 pp.

253472 SCAP. Safehaven, Shanghai China, Vister Talking Machine Company March 

20, 1946, 3 pp.

253517 Strategic Services Unit. Safehaven report February 26, 1946, 7 pp.

253680 SCAP. Ordnance Activities by Japanese Government on Asiatic Mainland and 

Formosa April 2, 1946, 20 pp.

53682 SCAP. Counter Espionage Regulations Kwantung Army April 3, 1946, 4 pp.

253686 SCAP. Tokusetsu Kempei Tai, Interrogation of Lt. Col. Mitsuo Takiyama 

March 20, 1946, 4 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 697

MIS # Source

253688 SCAP. Tokusetsu Kempei Tai, Interrogation of Lt. Col. Mitsuo Takiyama 

March 22, 1946, 4 pp.

253691 SCAP. Tokusetsu Kempei Tai, Interrogation of Lt. Col. Mitsuo Takiyama 

March 27, 1946, 5 pp.

253692 Unknown. Interrogation Report; includes information on Japanese military 

police, Interrogation of Lt. Col. Ranjo Fujino March 15, 1946, 3 pp.

254277 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1468 Codes, biographical sketch of Nozaka 

Sanzo, communist party leader April 12, 1946, 15 pp.

254950 NSAF Pac. 3rd Army Technical Research Institute (Tokyo) Chemical warfare 

n.d. 2 pp.

254956 SCAP. Japanese factory, Tokyo Second Arsenal, chemical warfare 

information March 29, 1946, 28 pp.

254957 SCAP. Sagami Naval Arsenal, chemical warfare information n.d. 21 pp.

255011 Japan. Safehaven, Japanese government investments in Formosa n.d. 6 pp.

255377 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1472; includes information on interrogation of 

American flyers by Soviets in North Korea April 17, 1946, 15 pp.

255809 State Department. Safehaven, Portugal January 10, 1946, 4 pp.

255959 SCAP. Defense strategy and tactics April 11, 1946, ca. 100 pp.

256046 441st CIC Detachment. M.G. Ott, German Ambassador to Japan, Sorge; 

reports by former Abwehr agents April 2, 1946, 11 pp.

256059 SCAP. Reparations, Restricted Concerns April 10, 1946, 2 pp.

256063 SCAP. Justice Ministry-extracts from CIC Reports April 5, 1946, 8 pp.

256134 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1473, organization of Japanese naval intelligence 

April 18, 1946, 13 pp.

256300 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1474, organization of Japanese naval intelligence 

April 19, 1946, 13 pp.

256479 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1475 Japanese Navy Intelligence April 20, 1946, 

15 pp.

256563 Strategic Services Unit. Information on Japanese Military Operations March 

14, 1946, 7 pp.

256624 Strategic Services Unit. Safehaven, China; protection of Japanese property 

March 20, 1946, 4 pp.

256875 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese military forces, China March 14, 1946, 

4 pp.

256933 SCAP. Pacific Ocean Area Operations (Midway, Pearl Harbor, Aleutians, etc.) 

April 11, 1946, 15 pp.

256939 GHQ MISGS. Japanese Military Intelligence Agencies Jan. 28, 1946, ca. 100 

pp.

257089 SCAP. Mitsubishi, Safehaven November 19, 1945, 34 pp.

257307 USAF PAC. Tokumu Kikan, war criminals April 22, 1946, 15 pp.

257347 USAF PAC. Intelligence Summary No. 1478 Tokumu Kikan April 24, 1946, 

15 pp.

257461 Strategic Services Unit. War Criminals Formosa April 24, 1946, 6 pp.

257482 United States Forces China Theater. Table of organization and equipment of 

Japanese units in China April 16, 1946, ca. 50 pp.

257656 State Department. Safehaven, Korea April 26, 1946, ca. 20 pp.

257758 U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Hikari Kikan April 25, 1946, 12 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 698

MIS # Source

257847 SCAP. Information on First Base Force February 7, 1946, 8 pp.

257850 SCAP. 1941 Naval Plans n.d. 5 pp.

257851 SCAP. Battle of Tassafaronga Guadalcanal April 23, 1946, 7 pp.

257852 SCAP. Operational Plans of Imperial Navy March 1943; April 23, 1946, 8 pp.

257853 SCAP. Philippine Sea Battle June 19-20, 1944; April 4, 1946, 5 pp.

257854 SCAP. 1941 Plans for Southern Areas April 23, 1946, 15 pp.

258069 State Department. Safehaven, Sweden April 5, 1946, 4 pp.

258362 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Order of Battle Shansi Province, China 

April 16, 1946, 2 pp.

258438 Manchuria. Japanese underground movement, Mukden, Manchuria April 16, 

1946, 4 pp.

258819 Military Attaché, China. Japanese agent Tsutau Furuya in China April 17, 

1946, 7 pp.

259105 CAD. External Assets reporting forms (blank, in Japanese and English) May 

2, 1946, 6 pp.

259204 SCAP. Memos for Imperial Japanese Government March 28-April 5, 1946; 

includes information on war criminals, ca. 25 pp.

259362 SCAP. Interrogation of Ken Tsurumi; includes information on Malaya and 

Singapore, Foreign Ministry April 25, 1946, 7 pp.

259367 SCAP. Extracts from CIC Reports regarding Japanese intelligence April 25, 

1946, 6 pp.

259370 OCCIO. Tokumu Bu March 14, 1946, 6 pp.

259371 OCCIO. Tokumu Kikan March 12, 1946, 2 pp.

259391 OCCIC. Interrogation of Lt. Col. Mitsuo Takiyama on Takobetsu Kempei Tai 

and Tokukitsu Han, signals intelligence March 13, 1946, 6 pp.

259576 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1482 Zaibatsu April 29, 1946, 16 pp.

259684 SCAP. ATIS Translation No. 16638AA Vice Adm. Samejima, New Georgia 

April 27, 1946, 6 pp.

259816 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1484; includes information on the Emperor, 

indictment of war criminals May 1, 1946, 16 pp.

260315 SCAP. Safehaven, list of confiscated items April 3, 1946, 5 pp.

260417 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1485. Japanese Naval Operational Plan, 

MacArthur assassination plot May 2, 1946, 15 pp.

260605 State Department. Safehaven, Denmark, German and Japanese assets April 

16, 1946, 17 pp.

260655 Strategic Services Unit. Safehaven report, Singapore March 27, 1946, 5 pp.

261223 U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Japanese Chemical Warfare Organization, 

Strength, Policies, and Intentions; includes interrogation reports, such as 

with H. Tojo April 13, 1946, 36 pp.

261228 SCAP. Biological warfare interrogation Capt. Sakae Kawai May 1, 1946, 

8 pp.

262173 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1491 Japanese Intelligence Brazil May 9, 1946, 

16 pp.

262507 SCAP ATIS. Translation of report on naval Battle of Bismark Sea April 10, 

1946, 3 pp.

262508 SCAP ATIS. Full translation on Battle of Philippine Sea October 23-26, 1944; 

April 10, 1946, 6 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 699

MIS # Source

262510 SCAP ATIS. Full translation of Naval War Diary April 1, 1943-March 2, 1944; 

April 13, 1946, 18 pp.

262813 SCAP ATIS. Research Report No. 131 Japanese Decision to Fight December 

1, 1945, 88 pp.

262887 State Department. Safehaven, Sweden April 16, 1946, 7 pp.

264235 Strategic Services Unit. Japanese surrender in China, stolen gold, 

Safehaven April 3, 1946, 4 pp.

264399 SCAP. 441st CIC Detachment. German-Japanese Naval Operations May 14, 

1946, 17 pp.

264401 SCAP. Directives to Imperial Japanese Government; includes information on 

war criminals April 29-May 4, 1946, 28 pp.

264905 Far Eastern Commission. Minutes 16th meeting Committee No. 1 

Reparations May 1946, 3 pp.

265387 SCAP. Kempei Tai, Tokumu Kikan; interrogation of Takeo Kawaguchi April 

10, 1946, 8 pp.

265388 SCAP. Important Personalities in Kempei Shireibu 1935-1945; Apr. 4, 1946, 

5 pp.

265421 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1498 Japanese Intelligence May 16, 1946, 14 pp.

265734 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces 

Pacific. Intelligence Summary No. 1499; includes information on counterintelligence May 18, 1946, 13 pp.

266457 ALUSNA Brussels, Belgium. Japanese Archives Belgium April 9, 1946, 5 pp.

266485 SCAP. Japanese intelligence activities in Spain April 12, 1946, 7 pp.

266486 SCAP. Kwantung Kempei Tai April 1, 1946, 7 pp.

266487 SCAP. Kwangtung Kempei Tai Shirebu in June 1945; April 8, 1946, 4 pp.

266488 SCAP. Kempei Shireibu; includes interrogation of Aizo Kawamura April 3, 

1946, 6 pp.

266766 SCAP. Tokusetsu Kempei Tai; includes interrogation of Yutoha Mendori April 

3, 1946, 6 pp.

266768 SCAP. Kaigun Tokumu; includes information on war criminals Apr. 2, 1946, 

5 pp.

266767 SCAP. Signal Training 1943-1944 Kempei Gakko; includes interrogation of 

Shejiro Matsuura April 3, 1946, 6 pp.

266769 SCAP. War Ministry; includes interrogation of Mineichi Soda April 3, 1946, 

8 pp.

266826 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1503 Japanese Intelligence May 23, 1946, 2 pp.

266944 SCAP. Maj. Gen. Okamura’s activities on Asiatic Mainland May 11, 1946, 

14 pp.

267618 SCAP. Organization of War Ministry May 23, 1946, 12 pp.

267610 SCAP. Imperial Order regarding Organization of Ministry of the Navy May 

23, 1946, 12 pp.

267618 SCAP. Document No. 180 Organization of War Ministry May 23, 1946, 12 pp.

267628 SCAP ATIS. Translation Wake Island Attack May 23, 1946, 4 pp.

267629 SCAP. Tokusetsu Kempei Tai; includes interrogation of Mazuyoshi Masago 

May 21, 1946, 4 pp.

267630 SCAP. Kempei Shireibu and Kempei Gakko April 3, 1946, 4 pp.

267632 SCAP. SEA; includes information on propaganda April 2, 1946, 6 pp.

267633 SCAP. Liaison between Kempei Tai and Tokumu Kikan in Manchuria May 21, 

1946, 5 pp.

267642 SCAP. Kempei Shireibu Beppan; includes interrogation of Kigan Nunomura 

April 3, 1946, 3 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 700

MIS # Source

267643 SCAP. Interrogation of Kesceike Fuji; includes information on Japanese 

military police, Tokumu Kikan, Kempei Tai April 5, 1946, 4 pp.

267644 SCAP. 6th Detachment (Korea) Tokusetsu Kempei Tai; includes interrogation 

of Kagoyushi Masnje April 9, 1946

267649 Civil Affairs Division. SCAP Directives to Imperial Japanese Government 

SCAPINS Nos. 947-968; includes reparations May 29, 1946, ca. 25 pp.

267654 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1505 Evacuation of Kiska, Alaska May 25, 1946, 

17 pp.

267931 Strategic Services Unit. History of Japanese Invasion of Manchuria, China. 

May 31, 1946, ca. 100 pp.

268556 U.S. State Department, China. Safehaven May 3, 1946, 7 pp.

268749 SCAP. Ume, Matsu, Kiku Kikans in China; includes interrogation January 25, 

1946, 7 pp.

268750 SCAP. Doihara and Kagesa Kikan May 23, 1946, 7 pp.

268752 SCAP. Tokumu Kikan; includes interrogation of Yuhio Nishihara April 5, 

1946, 8 pp.

269018 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1510 Japanese intelligence in Singapore May 31, 

1946, 12 pp.

269965 SCAP. Plants manufacturing chemical warfare materials May 21, 1946, 

17 pp.

270067 Strategic Services Unit. Safehaven, factories in Formosa April 9, 1946, 3 pp.

270146 USAF PAC. Intelligence Summary No. 1514 Guadalcanal; includes 

information on counter-intelligence June 5, 1946, 14 pp.

270295 SCAP. Exchange of intelligence information between Japan and Germany 

May 29, 1945, 6 pp.

270298 SCAP. Tokumu Kikan Manchuria May 29, 1946, 6 pp.

270301 SCAP. Tokumu Kikan at Harbin May 29, 1946, 12 pp.

271295 SCAP. Interrogation of Maj. Gen. Hideo Yamada June 5, 1946, 10 pp.

271937 SCAP. Interrogation of Hashimato Kingora February 26, 1946, 5 pp.

271942 SCAP. Takasumi Oka May 17, 1946, 11 pp. [Note: Takasumi Oka was Chief 

of the Bureau of Military Affairs, Deputy Minister of the Navy, and was 

generally believed to be most responsible for the mistreatment of Allied 

POWs especially the “hellships.”]

272241 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1519 Japanese evaluation of Russian scientific 

development June 11, 1946, 12 pp.

273114 USAF PAC. Intelligence Summary No. 1521 Portugal June 13, 1946, 13 pp.

273150 Civil Affairs Division. SCAP-Comments on report of the Edwards Mission 

June 18, 1946, 10 pp.

273403 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1522 Japanese Intelligence China June 14, 1946, 

14 pp.

273868 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1523; includes information on the Emperor June 

15, 1946, 15 pp.

274265 SCAP. General Organization of Japanese Government June 13, 1946, 9 pp.

274266 SCAP. Japanese military intelligence agents in Europe June 14, 1946, 27 pp.

275050 SCAP. Kempei Tai, interrogation of Hishihiro Okamura June 12, 1946, 2 pp.

276570 SCAP. Interrogation of Kazuo Yatsugi n.d. 5 pp.

276571 SCAP. Peace Feelers June 10, 1946, 5 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 701

MIS # Source

277056 USAF PAC. Japanese intelligence activities in Manchuria June 26, 1946, 

13 pp.

277057 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Intelligence Summary No. 1531 Japanese Intelligence Kwantung Army June 

25, 1946, 12 pp.

277848 EK. Surrender, British reaction to American prosecution of the war June 13, 

1946, 3 pp.

278013 Civil Affairs Division. SCAP Directives to Imperial Japanese Government 

SCAPINS Nos. 1027-1031; includes information on war criminals July 8, 

1946, 16 pp.

278015 USAF PAC. Espionage July 1, 1946, 12 pp.

278022 USAF PAC. Peace efforts; includes Hull-Nomura pre-war conversations June 

11, 1946, 14 pp.

278379 USAF PAC. Kempei Tai, counter-intelligence, refuge for war criminals, 

Russian and the Atomic Bomb July 4, 1946, 15 pp.

278675 SCAP. Intelligence Survey Teams July 5, 1946, 8 pp.

278929-A SCAP. Naval Special Service Department March 15, 1946, ca. 60 pp.

278941 SCAP. Interrogation of Hayao Tada; includes information on Nanking 

atrocities n.d. 11 pp.

278942 SCAP. Interrogation of Lt. Gen. Iimura July 5, 1946, 7 pp.

280667 U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Zaibatsu, Japanese racial purity, Chinese 

espionage in Singapore July 10, 1946, 13 pp.

280668 U.S. Army Forces Pacific. Japanese plans for Pearl Harbor and Invasion of 

Philippine Islands July 9, 1946, 14 pp.

280671 SCAP. Police April 25, 1946, 15 pp.

282034 Office of the Chief Chemical Warfare Service. Edgewood Arsenal. Captured 

Japanese Material Chest/chemical warfare July 17, 1946, 3 pp.

284720 USAF PAC. Emperor July 22, 1946, 14 pp.

287474 1st Army. Counter-intelligence information July 31, 1946, 25 pp.

289303 USAF PAC. Kempei Shireiri Beppan August 6, 1946, 13 pp.

289736 SCAP. Kempei Tai in North China July 11, 1946, 8 pp.

294081 USAF PAC. War Criminals August 17, 1946, 12 pp.

296647 U.S. Military Government Korea. Japanese Military Police in Korea June 

1946, 7 pp.

296654 USAF PAC. Sea Battle off Savo Island, Japanese Atomic Research August 

28, 1946, 14 pp.

301044 USAF PAC. War Ministry Intelligence Section, Bobi Ka, U.S.-U.S.S.R. war 

rumors September 13, 1946, 11 pp.

305419 SCAP. Biographical Summaries of Shidehara Cabinet Members August 6, 

1946, ca. 150 pp.

306954 USAF PAC. Japanese military dispositions in Inner Mongolia, Japanese social 

outcasts, subversive activity in Japan September 23, 1946, 12 pp.

313419 State Department. Interim reports on Japanese assets in Austria various 

dates, ca. 120 pp.

315156 State Department. War Crimes August 27, 1946, 4 pp.

324602 SCAP. Manchukuo Central Bank (charts) November 21, 1946, ca. 20 pp.

324621 SCAP. Japanese assets in Manchuria November 21, 1946, ca. 70 pp.

324623 SCAP. Political affairs in Manchuria during the war Nov. 21, 1946, ca. 20 pp.

325082 SCAP. Manchuria November 20, 1946, ca. 50 pp.

325083 SCAP. Status of companies, Manchuria November 20, 1946, ca. 20 pp.

325084 SCAP. Investments in Manchuria November 20, 1946, ca. 20 pp. 

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 702

MIS # Source

325078 USAF PAC. Intelligence Summary No. 1660; includes U.S.-U.S.S.R. war 

rumors November 25, 1946, 12 pp.

328685 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Hold-Out Troops, Manchuria November 

26, 1946, 3 pp.

329601 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese Hold-Out Troops Manchuria December 

17, 1946, 3 pp.

331928 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese intelligence northern Europe January 

2, 1947, 8 pp.

334734 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese collaboration with Polish Intelligence 

October 2, 1946, 19 pp.

335051 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Hold-Out Troops in North east China 

(Manchuria) December 10, 1946, 1 p.

337802 State Department. Japanese assets in Sweden December 30, 1946, 3 pp.

338679 SCAP. Japanese operations in Netherlands East Indies; includes 

interrogation of Seisabure Ohuzuki October 22, 1946

339101 State Department. Confiscated Japanese property in Denmark Jan. 7, 1947, 

3 pp.

340973 SCAP. Eiji Amau, Japanese intelligence n.d. 14 pp.

341062 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese assets in Manchuria February 6, 1947, 

2 pp.

341450 SCAP. Research and preliminary interrogation Shoze Kawabe 15 pp.

341496 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Hold-Out Troops in Manchuria January 2, 

1947, 8 pp.

341497 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Hold-Out Troops in Manchuria January 14, 

1947, 26 pp.

341506 SCAP. Order of Battle of 11th Army in China at time of surrender; includes 

interrogation of Yukio Kasahara November 13, 1946, 5 pp.

342784 State Department. Control of German firms by Centra; Trust of China 

January 1947, 3 pp.

345537 SCAP. Interrogation of Miyata Shinzo November 20, 1946, 3 pp.

345952 SCAP. Interrogation of Ito Akitoski November 25, 1946, 4 pp.

345954 SCAP. Japanese Hold-Out Troops in Manchuria, interrogation of Eigi Saito 

November 20, 1946, 7 pp.

346402 SCAP. Interrogation of Hideo Takahashi November 21, 1946, 5 pp.

347041 Military Attaché, China, Japanese Hold-Out Troops in Manchuria February 5, 

1947, 4 pp.

347043 Military Attaché, China. Plan for surrender of Japanese Hold-Out troops in 

Manchuria February 10, 1947, 4 pp.

347044 Military Attaché, China. Japanese Hold-Out Troops in Manchuria February 6, 

1947, 10 pp.

348332 Military Attaché, China. Manchurian Situation February 11, 1947, 10 pp.

349269 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese operations in Aluetians Mar. 13, 1947, 

4 pp.

349294 Central Intelligence Group. Battle report of Kimi Kawa Maru Mar. 13, 1947, 

7 pp.

349298 Central Intelligence Group. Activities of Japanese Battleships Mar. 13. 1947, 

3 pp.

349341 Central Intelligence Group. Battle of Midway and Aleutians Mar. 13, 1947, 

18 pp.

349298 Central Intelligence Group. Midway and Aleutian Campaigns Mar. 13, 1947, 

3 pp.

349299 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese naval forces for Aleutian Campaign 

March 13, 1947, 2 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 703

MIS # Source

349341 Central Intelligence Group. Battle of Midway and Aleutians Mar. 13, 1947, 

18 pp.

349571 Central Intelligence Group. Record of Chinkai Guard District Mar. 17, 1947, 

3 pp.

349915 U.S. State Department. America’s Japan Policy regarding Formosans 

January 17, 1947, 32 pp.

354671 U.S. State Department. Trial of Japanese war criminals February 26, 1947, 

5 pp.

354772 FEC. Tokumu Kikan in Manchuria, includes interrogation reports March 11, 

1947, ca. 70 pp.

355084 U.S. State Department. Abolition of Buraku-Kaiah, Chonai-Kai March 28, 

1947, 8 pp.

355481 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese Naval Operations Midway April 3, 

1947, 5 pp.

355482 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese Naval Operations Midway April 3, 

1947, 4 pp.

355483 Central Intelligence Group. Naval Operations Aleutians and Midway April 3, 

1947, ca. 40 pp.

355633 Navy. Loss of Japanese Submarine I-52 transporting gold to Germany 

February 19, 1947, 11 pp.

355636 U.S. State Department. Japanese assets in Portugal February 17, 1946, 

6 pp.

357242 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese Hold-Out troops in Manchuria April 7, 

1947, ca. 50 pp.

359395 Defense Document. No. 233 US et al v. Sadao Araki et al International 

Military Tribunal Far East February 25, 1947, 4 pp.

359396 Defense Document. No. 274 Shigeru Houjo International Military Tribunal 

Far East January 27, 1947, 2 pp.

359397 Defense Document. No. 626 A-5 Extracts from interrogation of Hideki Tojo 

International Military Tribunal Far East n.d. 4 pp.

359398 Defense Document. No. 883 US et al v. Sadao Araki et al International 

Military Tribunal Far East March 29, 1947, 9 pp.

359399 Defense Document. No. 691 US et al v. Sadao Araki et al International 

Military Tribunal Far East January 18, 1947, ca. 40 pp.

359505 Defense Language Branch. Def Doc No. 385 February 11, 1947, 4 pp.

359506 Japanese Foreign Office. Treaty relating to S. Manchuria and E. Inner 

Mongolia International Military Tribunal Far East February 27, 1947, 6 pp.

359529-

530

IMTFE. Corrected pages, International Military Tribunal Far East March 10-

11, 1947, 8 pp.

359542 Defense Document. No. 435 US et al v. Sadao Araki et al International 

Military Tribunal Far East January 27, 1947, 7 pp.

359543 Defense Language Branch. International Military Tribunal Far East January 

6, 1947, 5 pp.

359544 Defense Document. No. 588 US et al v. Sadao Araki et al International 

Military Tribunal Far East February 25, 1947, 8 pp.

359546 DEF DOC. Government-Recent Trends in its scope and operations 1940 n.d. 

7 pp.

359547 DEF DOC. Government-Recent Trends in its scope and operations 1940 n.d. 

5 pp.

359548 DEF DOC. Government-Recent Trends in its cope and operations 1940 n.d. 

5 pp.

359559 Language Arbitration Board. Language corrections International Military 

Tribunal Far East March 17, 1947, 3 pp.

362514 Central Intelligence Group. Japanese operations Midway April 29, 1947, 

14 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 704

MIS # Source

364147 SCAP. Notification of Shipment of Japanese documents April 17, 1947, 

38 pp.

364282 Central Intelligence Group. Midway Operation May 5, 1947, 29 pp.

364697 U.S. State Department. Japanese assets in Afghanistan April 1, 1947, 3 pp.

364787 Central Intelligence Group. Guadalcanal and Tulagi May 7, 1947, 3 pp.

365699 Central intelligence Group. Battle of Tulagi May 12, 1946, 4 pp.

365704 Central intelligence Group. Submarines at Tulagi May 12, 1947, 2 pp.

366538 Central Intelligence Group. Battle of the Solomons May 12, 1947, 3 pp.

369353 Unknown. Assets to be sold or collected as of September 29, 1945, n.d. 

6 pp.

369999 SCAP ATIS. History of Japanese Militarism March 28, 1947, 12 pp.

370029 FEC. ATIS Interrogation Report No. 2014 of former secretary of Japanese 

Embassy in Turkey, Soviet Intelligence April 9, 1947, 5 pp.

370030 FEC. Japanese Hold-Out Troops in Manchuria March 12, 1947, 7 pp.

370194 FEC. Intelligence Summary No. 1810; includes information on war 

criminals, Soviet strategy in Korea May 24, 1947, 11 pp.

370480 Central intelligence Group. Japanese troops in French Indo-China, Japanese 

assistance to Viet Minh May 28, 1947, 1 p.

370845 State Department. Resume of progress on Japanese reparations program 

May 25, 1947, 11 pp.

374484 State Department, Sweden. Safehaven May 22, 1947, 2 pp.

374533 FEC. Intelligence Summary No. 1822 People’s Army June 9, 1947, 13 pp.

375283 FEC. List of Japanese vessels requisitioned by Chinese government June 9, 

1947, 7 pp.

375284 SCAP. Use of reparations plant textiles May 26, 1947, 2 pp.

376059 Civil Affairs Division. Chart of Occupation Government for Japan and Korea 

June 1, 1947, 2 pp.

376632 U. S. State Department, Mukden. Eijiro Yoshimoto, Representative of Japan 

Foreign Office, arrested in Dairen May 23, 1947, 6 pp.

377305 Navy. Development of Japanese reparations program May 21, 1947, 13 pp.

378507 CCD. Order of Battle information from Civil Censorship Intercepts June 6, 

1947, 43 pp.

383278 FEC. Microfilm of ATIS Enemy and Current Publications July 15, 1947, 3 pp. 

and one roll of microfilm.

384162 FEC. Reparations, laboratory inspection report, agricultural research 

institute July 17, 1947, 6 pp.

385927 FEC. Troops before and after surrender July 2, 1947, 8 pp.

386439 U. S. State Department, Shanghai. Chinese criticism of U.S.’s Japanese 

policy July 15, 1947, 2 pp.

391284 U. S. State Department, Thailand. Thailand-Burma railway, reparations July 

21, 1947, 11 pp.

391392 FEC. Intelligence Summary No. 1880-Japanese papers and war crimes trials 

August 16, 1947, 15 pp.

391587 Military Attaché, Nanking, China. Japanese prisoners of war with Chinese 

communists July 22, 1947, 4 pp.

396543 SCAP. Summation No. 23; includes information on war criminals August 

1947, 18 pp.

397344 State Department, Sweden. Safehaven, Sweden August 22, 1947, 10 pp.

402847 State Department, Tientsin. Japanese factories in Tientsin China September 

22, 1947, ca. 35 pp.

403198 FEC. Japanese communists and reparations, Intelligence Summary No. 

1919 October 2, 1947, 12 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 705

MIS # Source

410261 Japan. Disposition of laboratories on reparations list September 30, 1947, 6 pp.

414025 Civil Affairs Division. Flow of CA/MG Information n.d. 1 p.

420805 Military Attaché, China. General; General Tani; war crimes, Rape of Nanking 

December 1, 1947, ca. 100 pp. [Note: Lt. Gen. Hisao Tani served as the 

Commander of the 6th Division, China (1937-1938). His division formed 

part of the southern attack force on Shanghai and destroyed Sungchiang, 

China in 1937. He was involved in the capture of Nanking in December 

1937. He was tried by a Chinese Military Court and sentenced to death for 

the Nanking massacres. He was executed in April 1947.]

422211 State Department, Great Britain. Japanese assets in Thailand December 11, 

1947, 4 pp.

423555 FEC. Communications System: Use of Japanese Pilots in Dairen December 

12, 1947, 4 pp.

424763 USAF PAC. Process for and Scope of Military Concentration Camps; includes 

interrogations of Japanese repatriates November-December 1946, 12 pp.

424766 Unknown. Summary of G-2 FEC and SCAP Activities n.d. 10 pp.

427156 State. Tokyo. No. 1478 Illegal Transfer of Property December 19, 1947, 4 pp.

430641 Naval Intelligence. German intelligence agencies in Far East Aug. 23, 1945, 

4 pp.

436938 U.S. State Department, China. Recover of Japanese-seized property of 

Allied Nations, China January 20, 1948, 5 pp.

443814 State Department, Argentina. Allied Powers trusteeship of Japanese funds 

October 1-December 31, 1947; February 25, 1948, 10 pp.

445945 State Department. Japanese assets in Argentina February 20, 1948, 3 pp.

446010 FEC. Justification of Japanese war atrocities March 8, 1948, 10 pp.

448094 U.S. State Department, Switzerland. Japanese Funds, Switzerland March 1, 

1948, 7 pp.

448119 U.S. State Department, China. War Criminals in China February 13, 1948, 5 pp.

448126 U.S. State Department. Japanese reparations March 4, 1948, 6 pp.

449506 U.S. State Department. General Okamura March 13, 1948, 5 pp.

450485 U.S. State Department. Status of former enemy property, Hungarian 

property liquidation in Japan March 16, 1948, 11 pp.

452340 FEC. Shintoism April 2, 1948, 12 pp.

454722 U.S. State Department. Disposition of Japanese vested land in Korea April 

3, 1948, 11 pp.

458996 SCAP. Index to Potsdam Orders and Ordinances March 19, 1948, 32 pp.

462018 HA. Relation of reparations to economic problems April 27, 1948, 16 pp.

462625 FEC. Application from Germany in 1941 for Japanese patent, radio 

apparatus May 6, 1948, 23 pp.

486969 State Department. Definition of “aggressive war” August 13, 1948, 2 pp.

489291 State Department. Situation Report. Japanese reaction to major war crimes 

trials August 27, 1948, 13 pp.

486234 State Department. Swedish government requests funds to protect Japanese 

interests abroad August 11, 1948, 6 pp.

489273 State Department, Japan. Applying U.S. First War Powers Act of 1941 to 

Japan August 17, 1948, 4 pp.

489591 Civil Affairs Division. History of Occupation of Japan August 15, 1948, 14 pp.

502493 State Department, Japan. Probable claims on Prince Ri’s Japanese property 

October 12, 1948, 9 pp.

511621 State Department. Reactions to war crimes verdicts December 3, 1948, 10 pp.

512274 State Department, Japan. Judgment of International Military Tribunal Far 

East November 23, 1948, 13 pp.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 85A: Classified Numerical Series of Intelligence 

Documents (“ID File”), 1944-1955
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 706

MIS # Source

513359 State Department, Korea. Back pay from Japan for Korean laborers 

November 30, 1948, 5 pp.

515185 FEC. Patent application, ultra December 7, 1948, 13 pp.

515186 FEC. Swedish application for patent December 7, 1948, 21 pp.

515980 State Department. Vote for Death Penalty for Class A war criminals 

December 13, 1948, 5 pp.

524873 FEC. Japanese War Plans 1943; January 21, 1949, 10 pp.

Special Distribution Intelligence Documents (0319-UD-1042)

Boxes 1-6 location: 631/58/48/04

Security Classified Microfilm Copy of Cross-Reference Sheets to Part of Entry 85 

(May-December 1944) (0319-NM-3-84)

Boxes 1-28 location: 270/D/29/07 

Historical Studies and Related Records Concerning G-2 Components 1918-1959 

(0319-UD-1055)

Boxes 1-40 location: 631/24/28/07

Box Subject

1 A History of the Military Intelligence Division, December 7, 1941-Sept. 2, 1945

1 General History of the Military Intelligence Service, 1941-1945

1 History of the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, and the G-2 Secretariat, 

December 7, 1941-September 2, 1945

15-17 History of the Counter Intelligence Corps [Boxes 1-4 location: 270/15/1/04]

18 History of the Dissemination Branch, MIS, December 1941-June 1944

19 History of the Far Eastern Unit, December 7, 1941-June 6, 1944

19 The Story of the Foreign Branch, Military Intelligence Service, World War II

24-26 Military Intelligence Service Language School

26-27 History of Military Intelligence Training at Camp Ritchie, Maryland June 19, 1942-

October 15, 1945

27 History of Language Training in the U.S. Army, October 17, 1944

28 History of the Washington Branch, MIS. Includes PACMIRS and German Military 

Document Section, June 1944-September 1945

29 Intelligence in War: A Brief History of MacArthur’s Intelligence Service, 1941-1951

30 Report of Intelligence Activities in the Pacific Ocean Areas, October 15, 1945

Counter Intelligence Corps Collection

The predecessor of the Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) was the Military Intelligence 

Service’s Counterintelligence Branch (before March 1942 designated the Counterintelligence 

Branch, G-2), which supervised the general counterintelligence activities of the CIC 

detachments in the field. Many of NARA’s holdings concern investigations of foreign 

individuals and organizations during and after the war. 

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1055: Historical Studies and Related Records 

Concerning G-2 Components 1918-1959
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 707

Records of the Investigatory Records Repository 

The main body of records of the Investigatory Records Repository (IRR) are arranged in 

two series: the impersonal files and the personal name files. The impersonal files include a 

number of subjects and organizations; the personal name files include dossiers on individuals.

IRR Case Files: Impersonal Files (0319-A1-134A)

Boxes 1-143 location: 270/84/20/02

Box File Subject/Topic

18 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 USAFFE Counter-Intelligence Area 

Study No. 3 Leyte Province February 14, 1945, 65 pp. 

18 CIC In CBI Theater Miscellaneous Reports June 22, 1944-June 26, 

1945, ca. 150 pp. location: 270/A/19/03 [continued in Box 46]

19 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 USAFFE Counter-Intelligence Area 

Study No. 12 Northern Luzon Feb.14, 1945, ca. 60 pp.

20 Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 USAFFE Counter-Intelligence Area 

Study No. 9 Southeastern Luzon February 1945, 79 pp.

35 ZB500851 493rd CIC Detachment (Regional) USAFFE Japanese actions in the 

Philippines, including war crimes February-April 1945, ca. 75 pp. 

44-45 ZB500739 Office of Military History, Military Assistance Advisory Group, China, 

English translation of Chinese language History of Sino-Japanese 

War 2 vols. 1967, ca. 700 pp.

46 415th CIC Detachment China. Activity Reports April 1945-Sept. 1946 

46 CIC In CBI Theater Miscellaneous Reports July 1945-September 1948 

108 ZF016133 Atrocities Against Foreign Nationals [and American Military 

Personnel] [Pacific Theater] September 1945, 5 vols. 

109 ZF016131 Suspect War Criminals [Pacific Theater] 1945-1947 vols. 1-5

110 ZF016131 Suspect War Criminals [Pacific Theater] 1945-1947 vol. 6 location: 

270/A/21/01

116 ZF016127 Moscow, Soviet Far East Service, in Japanese to Japan “US Spares 

Top Japanese Criminals,” April 24, 1948, 2 pp. location: 270/A/21/02

IRR Case Files: Personal Files (0319-A1-134B)

Boxes 1-657 location: 270/84/1/01

Box Subject

109 Kaya, Okinori. Served as Minister of Finance, 1937-1944, and as president of the 

North China Development Company, 1939-1941.

121 Koiso, Gen. Kuniaki. Served as Director of the Military Affairs Bureau of the War 

Ministry, 1931-1932; Vice Minister of War later in 1932; Chief of Staff of the 

Kwantung Army, 1932-1934; commander of the Japanese Army in Korea, 1934-

1936; Overseas Minister, 1939-1940; Governor General of Korea, 1942-1944; and 

Prime Minister after that.

165A Okawa, Shumei. A noted propagandist and the alleged organizer of the 1931 

Mukden Incident.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 134B: IRR Case Files: Personal Files
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 708

Box Subject

210 Shigemitsu, Mamoru. A career Foreign Ministry official, he served as Ambassador 

to China, 1931-1932, the Soviet Union, 1936-1938, Great Britain 1938-1941, 

and the Nanking Government, 1941-1943; and as Foreign Minister, 1943-1945. 

In September 1945, he was one of two plenipotentiaries to sign the surrender 

instrument on behalf of Japan.

221 Suzuki, Gen. Teiichi. Chief of the Political Affairs Division of the China Affairs Board, 

1938-1941; president of the Planning Board and Minister Without Portfolio, 1941-

1943; and Cabinet Adviser, 1943-1944.

301 Oshima, Gen. Hiroshi. Served as Military Attaché to the Japanese Embassy in 

Berlin, 1934-1938, and Ambassador to Germany, 1938-1945.

380 Shimada, Adm. Shigetaro. Served as vice chief of staff of the Naval General Staff, 

1935-1937; commander of the Second Fleet, 1937-1940; commander of the China 

Fleet later in 1940; Navy Ministry, 1941-1944; Chief of the Naval Staff, 1944; and 

member of the Supreme War Council.

443 Shiratori, Toshio. As a career Foreign Ministry official, he served as Chief of the 

Information Bureau of the Foreign Office, 1929-1933; Minister to the Scandinavia 

countries, 1933-1937; and Ambassador to Italy, 1938-1940. In 1940 he became 

an adviser to the Japanese Foreign Office.

496 Muto, Gen. Akira. Served in the War Ministry and on the general Staff with the 

Kwantung and Central China Armies. In 1943 he was placed in command of the 

2nd Guards Division in Sumatra and in 1944 became Chief of Staff of the 14th 

Area Army in the Philippines.

503 Hirota, Baron Koki. A career diplomat, he served as Foreign Minister, 1933-1937, 

and Prime Minister, 1936-1937.

503 Kimura, Gen. Heitaro. Served as Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army, 1940-1941; 

Vice Minister of War, 1941-1943; War Councilor, 1943; and commander in chief of 

the Japanese Army in Burma.

618 Kido, Marquis Koichi. During 1937-1939 he held the posts of Education Minister, 

Welfare Minister, and Home Minister, and in 1940 he became Lord Keeper of the 

Privy Seal.

618 Oka, Adm. Takasume. Served as section chief in the General and Military Affairs 

Bureau of the Navy, 1938-1940, and chief of that Bureau, 1940-1944. Became Vice 

Navy Minister and commander in chief of the Chinkai (Korea) Naval Station, 1944.

626 Hirohito, Emperor of Japan.

Intelligence and Investigative Dossiers

American POWs-World War II-Japan 1946-1947 (0319-A1-1840)

This series mainly consists of copies of depositions given by former American prisoners of 

war (POWs) held by Japan during World War II. The former POWs accuse their captors of 

war crimes in the depositions, for actions ranging from murder of other POWs to beatings 

and deliberately withholding food and medical treatment. Some of the depositions describe 

mistreatment of the captives by Americans placed in positions of authority over their fellow 

prisoners by the Japanese. The series includes depositions by civilian internees too, as well 

as correspondence relating to locating the former soldiers, and instructions for carrying 

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 709

out the depositions. Arranged alphabetically by the last name of the person who gave the 

deposition.

A few records from unrelated security investigations into the background of the former 

POWs in the years after the war are also included. Boxes 1-9, location: 490/10/15/06.

Box File File Name

1 X4000141 Abbott, Clyde M.

1 X8003644 Adams, Marie

1 X4002221 Aldrich, Robert. L

1 C2015571 Alford, William C.

1 X4003652 Ammons, Cecil

1 X4003401 Amorosco, Arnold D.

1 X4005551 Arcenaux, Frank S.

1 X4006945 Armijo, Jimmy G

1 X4006288 Ash, William S.

1 X4007219 Ayers, Billy A.

1 X4007758 Babb, James W.

1 X4007821 Baclawski, Arthur M.

1 C2015663 Bahrenburg, James H.

1 X4008402 Bailey, Jack Wayne

1 C2015655 Bailey, John H.

1 X4008265 Bailey, William

1 X4008489 Bajorek, Aloysius S.

1 X4008241 Baker, Arthur B.

1 X4009051 Bales, Ernest Jr. 

1 C2015652 Barash, Herman W.

1 X4009934 Barela, Pat F.

1 X4009470 Barker, William H.

1 X4010007 Barnes, Lellon

1 X7184351 Barthel, James P.

1 X7184382 Barton, Wallace A.

1 C2016786 Battiste, August

1 X7184374 Begay, Keats

1 C2015720 Bell, Edward

1 X4013039 Bell, Paul Albert

1 C2015721 Benedum, George D.

1 X4015393 Bickford, Harlan

1 C2015706 Bigelow, Frank H.

1 X4014964 Biggs, Chester M.

1 X4016129 Black, Odis C.

1 X4016317 Blanchard, Lloyd Paul

1 C2016805 Blau, Sanford J.

2 C2015730 Bloom, Samuel M.

2 X4018906 Bolin, Van John

2 C2015830 Brohm, Frank

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 710

Box File File Name

2 C2017225 Brouse, Wayne William

2 X4026219 Brakebill, Francis

2 X4020546 Bramlett, Kelley B.

2 X4026625 Brandenburgh, John B.

2 X4020607 Brennan, Henry

2 C2016787 Brown, Harry Merrill

2 C2015839 Brown, Julian B.

2 C2015842 Brown, Robert M.

2 X4026041 Bruaw, Michael H.

2 X6020936 Buck, Kenneth M.

2 X7184355 Byrnside, Fred Lincoln

2 X4027144 Campbell, Roger

2 X4027070 Capps, Thurman L.

2 C2016837 Carmichael, Richard H.

2 X4029567 Casey, Otho C.

2 X4029587 Cassiani, Helen M.

2 X7184415 Castleton, John V.

2 X4032022 Chavez, Asier

2 X4031978 Chavez, Joe

2 X4032367 Chintis, Nicholas

2 X4039726 Clark, Paul M.

2 X4039821 Claunch, Floyd Elbert

2 X4039374 Clemons, Aaron Lee

2 X4040634 Clinton, Jack W.

2 X4039642 Cobb, Robert J.

2 X4039664 Coker, Lawrence

2 X4036787 Coleman, Floyd S.

2 C2015789 Collier, James C.

2 X4040029 Collier, Joe C.

2 X4039481 Colquitt, Lewis R.

2 C2015903 Conaway, Woodrow W. 

2 C2015915 Cook, Kermit

2 X4039861 Cookerham, George

2 X4036788 Cookingham, Leroy

2 X4039433 Cott, Bill

2 X4040350 Court, Julian

2 X4040176 Crain, Drew

2 C2016838 Crance, Clarence E.

2 X4036951 Crouch, Cecil A.

2 X4040271 Crunkleton, Earnest W.

2 X4039434 Curby, William W.

2 X4036875 Curtis, Frank Norton

2 X7184418 Curtis, Louis N.

2 C2015959 D’Amore Andato A.S.

2 C2015966 Dalton, Joseph F.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 711

Box File File Name

2 C2015967 Dananay, Milan

2 C2015978 Davis, Howard L.

2 X4045234 Davis, John A.S.

2 X4050367 Davis, Warren

2 C2016033 Dixon, George R.

2 X4050369 Dobbs, Francis E.

2 C2016045 Doner, Millicent

2 X4044345 Dubose, Allan D.

2 X7184444 Duffy, John E.

2 X4050370 Dyches, Dale D.

2 X4054583 Engel, Fred S.

2 X4054735 Enyart, Clinton

2 X4058776 Fails, Alvin H.

2 X4061151 Ficklin, Frank W.

2 C2016665 Field, Ernest T.

2 X4060456 Flores, Benedict A.

2 C2016137 Fonner, Paul C.

2 X4060532 Fox, Orville K.

2 C2016148 Fox, William E.

2 X8280988 Freedman, Bertram

2 X4066829 Garcia, Thomas

2 X4066203 Garner, Edwards Lee

2 X4066188 Garza, Plutarco

2 X4069139 Gately, William E.

4 C2016200 Gaudiani, Vincent

4 C2016204 Gay, Wyatte Justice

4 C2016205 Gazibara, Nick

4 X4066186 Gebhard, Roy

4 X4067522 Gibson, Eugene E.

4 C2016219 Ginsberg, Joseph E.

4 X4067175 Glover, Ross

4 X4066206 Goddard, Walter

4 XF478827 Goldsmith, L.E.

4 X4066502 Golightly, Robert L.

4 X4066185 Goode, Joseph D.

4 X4066170 Gordon, Byron C.

4 C2016685 Gordon, Marcus E.

4 X4066205 Gray, Leon M.

4 X4068083 Green, Charles

4 C2016016 Gregel, Toney

4 X4066187 Griffing, John W.

4 X4067744 Guajardo, Julian F.

4 X7184449 Haberer, Florentina

4 C2017176 Hall, Farley B.

4 X4080587 Hall, George C.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 712

Box File File Name

4 C2017534 Hartman, Helen A. 

4 X7184568 Hasse, Edward F.

4 C2017030 Hastings, Alvin L.

4 X7184572 Hebbard, William L.

4 X4090612 Hedges, Harold T. 

4 X4089591 Hegdal, Joseph D.

4 C2017544 Heidlebaugh, Rolin E.

4 X4081884 Hendrickson, Holly

4 X4081682 Hendry, Warren E.

4 X7184574 Henetz, Michael

4 X4087427 Henley, Watson L.

4 X4080589 Hensley, Jim E.

4 C2017555 Herbst, Mark G.

5 X4087342 Herrera, Albert

5 C2017177 Herzog, Herbert H.

5 X4081558 Hoblit, Roy D.

5 X4081557 Holt, Troy E.

5 C2018271 Hommey, Clifford F.

5 C2016252 Hoskins, Thomas J

5 C2016253 Hotchkiss, Clifford E.

5 X4030051 Hough, Joseph W.

5 X4081643 Howard, James P.

5 X4081555 Hubbard, Ralph W.

5 C2016264 Huckstep, Robert H.

5 C2017527 Huff, James E.

5 C2018272 Iarussi, Reynald Paul

5 X4092673 Jackson, Robert C.

5 X7184600 Johnston, Lucius F. Jr.

5 X4092341 Jones, Bobby

5 X4092171 Jones, Paul C.

5 X4092344 Jordan, Charles B.

5 X5437845 Joseph, Irving V.

5 C2017482 Kadel, Richard C.

5 X4100739 Karr, Austin C.

5 C2018278 Kauffman, Vernice

5 X4099878 Keithly, Oscar W.

5 C2018223 Kester, Bacil B.

5 E2018788 Kunick, John

5 C2018318 Kwiatkowski, Joseph D.

5 X4107275 Landin, Mariano

5 X4112223 Lane, Victor D.

5 X4109131 Lee, John W.

5 X4107946 Lehman, Clarence

5 X4109124 Lewis, Dale A.

5 C2018417 Leyrer, Robert J.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 713

Box File File Name

5 X4100015 Limpert, Daniel

5 AC857271 Little, Edward N.

5 C2018446 Lohrig, Charles W.

6 C2018451 Lynn, Delbert E.

6 X4118121 MacCurdy, David J.

6 X7184639 Macholl, Louis G.

6 X4121686 Magee, Powell L.

6 X4121131 Maggard, James R.

6 X4118136 Malone, Richard R.

6 C2018506 Markowitz, Herbert A.

6 AC857928 Martinez, Jimmy G.

6 X4118880 Martinez, Martin Jr.

6 X4120200 Martinez, Ramon Perez

6 X3045303 Mason, Lassiter A.

6 X4045276 Mayo, Dayton Goodman

6 C2018344 Mazer, Maurice A.

6 C2018454 McAndrews, Eugene J.

6 C2018343 McCandless, John C.

6 X4121239 McCollum, Virgil O.

6 X7184655 McDonald, Robert J.

6 C2018381 McEwen, Alden D.

6 C2018383 McGrew, Alfred C.

6 X4117942 McInnis, Harry B.

6 X4117945 McKee, Clyde

6 X4119913 McNeil, Wilson R.

6 C2018347 Mefford, Homer Jr.

6 X4119979 Miller, Fredric

6 XA516815 Miller, Hugo

6 X4117944 Mirabel, Lorenzo

6 X4118826 Morris, Herbert R.

6 X4117902 Morris, James

6 X4118349 Morris, James R.

6 X7184670 Morris, Katharine

6 X4118135 Moss, Dewey L.

6 X4120790 Moss, Wilford A.

6 C2018332 Mott, Alexis Jay

6 C2016949 Moxley, Kenneth P.

6 X4114872 Muller, Benjamin Teofilo

6 X4120791 Munsey, Cone J.

7 C2018575 Narowanski, Peter

7 X4135649 Nicholson, Toxie H

7 C2017171 Nickols, Carl Nick

7 X4135902 Novak, Henry A.

7 X4145714 Pardue, J.C.

7 X4146923 Patterson, Aubin R.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 714

Box File File Name

7 X4146922 Patterson, J.T.

7 X4146444 Peak, Jack D.

7 C2019581 Peavler, William

7 X4147019 Perdue, Benton B.

7 C2019577 Perilman, William

7 X4145092 Petrzuzela, Alexander

7 X4145135 Porche, Clyde E.

7 C2016927 Poynter, Arthur T.

7 X4146040 Pride, Kenneth J.

7 C2019569 Primrose, Charles W.

7 X4146173 Pringle, William J.

7 C2019572 Provencher, Ray

7 X4148406 Quintana, Aurelio

7 X4148136 Quirk, Martin E.

7 X4158119 Rael, Marcus R.

7 X4156478 Ranson, Kenneth E.

7 X4158613 Rasbury, Lester C.

7 C2019450 Rayl, Lewis

7 C2017035 Raynor, Edwin C.

7 X4158847 Reed, Henry

7 D8038586 Reynolds, James E.

7 X4157545 Rhodes, Calvin A.

7 X7140482 Rice, William E.

7 X7184934 Richardson, Grace W.

7 X4159303 Riddle, Roy Lee

7 C2019451 Ring, Robert E.

7 C2019522 Robertson, Donald A.

7 X4157088 Robertson, Michael

7 X4157633 Robichaux, Elwood

7 C2017042 Robinson, Lawrence

8 X4157547 Rodriguez, Ralph

8 X7184461 Roepke, Fred C.

8 C2017036 Roth, Jerome J.

8 X4158174 Russell, Garrett A.

8 X4178003 Saldivar, Julian Theodore

8 X4178053 Salinas, Alejandro

8 X4173324 Sanchez, Alfredo Felix

8 C2019420 Sandlin, Richard E.

8 X4176587 Scaff, Alvin H.

8 C2017380 Scheibley, Ralph B.

8 C2019705 Schmidt, Charles W.

8 C2019538 Schmitt, Clement P.

8 C2019655 Schultz, Oliver M.

8 C2019638 Schwartz, Solomon

8 X8807364 Sharp, Felix

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 715

Box File File Name

8 X4174432 Shores, O. Denzil

8 C2017382 Shropshire, George W.

8 X4177768 Singleton, Ray O.

8 X4174431 Skinner, Walter Sidney

8 X4174433 Slavens, Charles O.

8 X8533624 Slocum, Edward P.

8 X4176683 Smith, Joe S.

8 G8004188 Snowden, Paul Sidney

8 C2019849 Snyder, Donald Neilson

8 X4174436 Speece, Jack R.

8 X7184503 Spencer, James C.

8 X4177290 St. Clair, James W.

8 X4176684 Staus, Alvin A.

8 X7184505 Stearns, Willard

8 X8873224 Sutherland, Alexander M.

8 X4174441 Sutton, Delbert H.

8 C2019767 Taylor, Clarence M.

8 X4183703 Taylor, Vanton

9 X4181691 Tharpe, Blucher S.

9 X4182745 Thomas, Harold L.

9 X4184533 Tims, Roy E.

9 X4180468 Turner, James C.

9 C2019765 Tyring, Dennis E.

9 C2019889 Usner, Frederick R.

9 X4188147 Vallejo, Jose F.

9 X7184317 Vanderboget, Carlton L.

9 G8006190 Vann, James

9 E2003730 Veltman, Andrew W.

9 X7184318 Villiers, Russell L.

9 C2017287 Waters, William I.

9 X8959987 Wheeler, Tony J.

9 X4192745 White, Calvin E.

9 C2019928 Whittinghill, Grover D.

9 X7184550 Widdefield, James

9 X4190574 Wilkerson, Vincent W.

9 X4109658 Williams, Luther

9 X8974071 Wilson, Harold W.

9 X4192673 Woodson, Jack Thurston

9 X4192026 Wysocki, Theodore

9 C2019938 Zimmerman, John

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (G-2) — Entry 1840: American POWs–World War II–Japan, 

1946-1947
RG 319. Records of the Army Staff 716

Records Relating to the Attack on Pearl Harbor and to Sabotage 

Activities, 1935-1947

Memorandums, reports, letters, cables, maps, photographs, and other records gathered by 

G-2 during and after World War II in connection with the investigations both of the Army 

Pearl Harbor Board (convened in 1944) and of the post-war Joint Congressional Committee 

on the Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack (established in 1945). Most of the items in 

this series were logged in as part of either the Army Intelligence Decimal File, 1941-1948; 

or the Army Intelligence Project Decimal File, 1941-1945, but were kept separate from 

these two files. Arranged according to the War Department Decimal File Scheme. Boxes 1-

3 location: 270/15/2/06.

Records of the Defense Language Institute (DLI) and its 

Predecessors 

Records of the Military Intelligence Language School at Fort Snelling, MN, 1943-

1945 (0319-UD-1207)

Series consists primarily of official histories of activities of the Military Language School. It 

includes some photographs. Unarranged. Box 1 location: 290/75/32/05.

Office of the Chief of Military History

Historical Manuscript File 

Box Subject

297-298 Provost Marshal General’s Office World War II History 1939-1945 location: 

270/19/1/02

Records of the Historical Services Division

Publications, Unpublished Manuscripts, and Supporting Records 1943-1977

Box Subject

514-522 Special Studies: Order of Battle Japan location: 270/19/12/02

Records of the Special Staffs, Office of the Chief of Military History — Entry145: Publications, Unpublished Manuscripts, and Supporting Records 1943-1977
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 717

Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation

Headquarters, World War II

Record Group 331

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the 

Allied Powers (SCAP)

Established by General Order 1, GHQ SCAP, October 2, 1945, pursuant to a directive of 

President Truman, August 14, 1945, designating Gen. Douglas MacArthur as SCAP, as 

agreed to by the governments of the United States, the United Kingdom, the Republic of 

China, and the U.S.S.R. Responsible for enforcing Japanese compliance with the Instrument 

of Surrender, signed September 2, 1945. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Abolished by 

General Order 10, GHQ SCAP, April 28, 1952, following conclusion of the Treaty of Peace 

with Japan, April 28, 1952.

It should be noted that all SCAP records are housed in Federal Record Center boxes. 

Researchers should be aware that there are numerous series of records not covered in this 

section of the finding aid that are identified in the SCAP finding aids. These finding aids 

provide detailed box and folder title list information. Researchers should consult the Master 

Location Register for locations.

General Administrative File 1951-1952 (0331-UD-1097)

Boxes 1-2 location: 290/9/31/03

Box Subject

1 JLC War Crimes October 1951

2 SCAP Records: International Tribunal October 1951-February 1952

Public Information Section

Reports 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1105)

Contains information on the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. Box 34 location: 

290/9/33/02.

Office of the Chief of Staff

Deputy Chief of Staff

SCAPINS 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1098)

Boxes 3-5, 5A-5E location: 290/9/31/03

Subject File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1099)

Contains information on reparations, summations of non-military activities, and the 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East. Researchers should consult box and folder 

title list for specific boxes. Boxes 6-14 location: 290/9/31/06.

Records of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Deputy Chief of Staff — Entry 1099: Subject File 

1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 718

Subject File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1100)

Boxes 15-17 location: 290/9/32/02

Chief of Information

Formerly Top Secret Correspondence and Message File (0331-UD-1899)

Box 1 location: 290/24/02/02

Box Subject

1 A/51-255/16 #1

1 A/51-255/16 #2

1 A/51-255/16 #3 & #4

1 SWNCC 21/2: Unconditional Surrender of Japan

1 SWNCC 21/6: Unconditional Surrender of Japan

1 SWNCC 21/8: Unconditional Surrender of Japan

1 SWNCC 52/4: Politico-Military Problems in the Far East: Basic Directive for PostSurrender Military Government in Japan Proper

1 SWNCC 52/13: Disposition of Uranium Oxide Impounded by SCAP

1 SWNCC 52/20: Publicity Aspects of Proposed Instructions by SCAP Authorizing 

Japanese Research in Technological Subjects

1 SWNCC 52/23: Publicity Aspect of Proposed Instructions by SCAP Authorizing 

Japanese Research in Technological Subjects

1 SWNCC 57/3: Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals (Japan)

1 SWNCC 58/9: Disarmament, Demobilization and Disposition of Enemy Arms, 

Ammunition and Implements of War (Japan)

1 SWNCC 65/2: Establishment of a Far Eastern Advisory Commission

1 SWNCC 65/3: Establishment of a Far Eastern Advisory Commission

1 SWNCC 65/7: Establishment of a Far Eastern Advisory Commission

1 SWNCC 70/13: Allied Participation in the Occupation of Japan

1 SWNCC 79/1: Structure and Composition of Civil Affairs Administration in Korea

1 SWNCC 101/4: A Temporary International Authority in Korea

1 SWNCC 150/1: Politico-Military Problems in the Far East: U.S. Initial Post-Defeat 

Policy Relating to Japan

1 SWNCC 150/3: Politico-Military Problems in the Far East: U.S. Initial Post-Defeat 

Policy Relating to Japan

1 JCS 470/3: Revised Boundaries of the Southeast Asia Command

1 JCS 819/11: Military Government Administration in the Ryukyu Islands

1 SWNCC 819/12: Military Government Administration in the Ryukyu Islands

1 JCS 1231/8: Revision of Civil Affairs Directives for Former Japanese Mandated 

Islands and the Japanese Outlying Islands

1 JCS 1330/22: Implementing Plans for Inactivation of China Theater

1 JCS 1345/3

1 JCS 1619/8: Disposition of the Ryukyu Islands

1 JCS 1634: Claim of the Government of Bulgaria for Certain Japanese Liabilities

Records of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Chief of Information — Entry 1899: Formerly 

Top Secret Correspondence and Message File
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 719

Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 (Intelligence)

Intelligence Division

Miscellaneous File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1129)

Boxes 231-236 location: 290/10/06/03

Box Subject

231-236 Miscellaneous Letters to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Doc 

1021-Doc 38607, October 1945-March 1948

Library Section

Subject File 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1131)

Arranged by subject. See box and folder list for complete listing. Boxes 239-242 location: 

290/10/06/06.

Box Subject

239 Active War Department Intelligence Targets

241-242 Translation Requested of Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, 1945-1950 

Military Intelligence Division

Subject File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1130)

Boxes 237-238 location: 290/10/06/05

Box Subject

237 Accession List #2 - #4, November 1945

237 Accession List #31 & #32, October 1946, December 1946

237 Consolidated Accession List, Number 1, Number 2, November 1945-December 1945

237 Consolidated Accession Lists N thru Z, December 1945-July 1946

237 Supplement to Consolidated Accession List No. 2, February 1946

237 Supplement to Consolidated Accession List No. 2, July 1946

237 Supplement to Consolidated Accession List No. 2, March 1946

237 Supplement to Consolidated Accession List No. 2, May 1946

237 WDIT Activities Report from 1 January-31 January 1947

237 WDIT Activities Report from January 1-December 31, 1946 (12 folders)

237 WDIT Activities Report to 31 December 1945

237 Weekly Accession List, Number 5 - Number 30, November 1945-August 1946

238 Japanese Mandated Islands, December 1946-December 1947

238 Dead File (material which has been revised), May 1946-March 1951

238 Strategic Intelligence Digest (SID), May 1946-February 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Assistant Chief of Staff, 

G-2 (Intelligence), Military Intelligence Division — Entry 1130: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 720

Public Safety Division

General File 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1136)

Boxes 277-313 location: 290/10/08/06

Box Subject

278 Police Reorganization #31: Japanese Government Officials, 1937-45

279 014.12: Art Treasures, 1949

279 Monthly Report of Activities, January 1947-August 1949

283 The Intelligence Series (G-2 USAFFE-SWPA-AFPAC-FEC-SCAP): Volume V, 

Operations of the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, GHQ, SWPA, May 1945-

December 1947 [and documentary appendix) 

283 The Intelligence Series (G-2 USAFFE-SWPA-AFPAC-FEC-SCAP): Volume IX, 

Operations of the Civil Intelligence Section, GHQ, FEC & SCAP, December 1949

284 Index of Japanese Organizations Contained in the National Reference Library, 

Compilation Branch, Operations Division, CIS, G-2, as of 4 March 1947

290 Index of Japanese Organizations in the National Reference Library, March-June 

1947

290 Mission of Civil Intelligence Section, G-2 and Its Divisions

295 Provost Marshall Activities Kempei-Tai Informal Notes, Disarmament and 

Demobilization (Police Contributions), January 1946

295 Shidehara’s Cabinet 1945: Biography Notes on Members, October 1945-February 

1947

299 Glossary of Japanese Police Terms, May 1946

305 Civil Intelligence Section Periodical Summary, No. 1-No. 24, September-January 

1948 (24 folders)

306 Civil Intelligence Section Periodical Summary, No. 25-No. 35, February 1948-

November 1949 (22 folders)

307 Civil Intelligence Section Periodical Summary, No. 43-No. 46, August-November 

1949

307 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Left Wing - Right Wing, Japanese 

Proletarian Politics

307 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: War Politics in Japan, August 1946

307 Civil Intelligence Special Report: The Brocade Banner - The Story of Japanese 

Nationalism, September 1946

307 Trends: Japan-Korea, Philippines - No. 29, No. 30, July 1946

308 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 80, July 1946

308 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 105, September 1946

308 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 139-No. 144, Oct. 1946 

(6 folders)

308 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 145-No. 164, November 1946 

(19 folders)

309 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 165-189, Dec. 1946 

(19 folders)

309 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 193-No. 214, January 1947 

(17 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Assistant Chief of Staff, 

G-2 (Intelligence), Public Safety Division — Entry 1136: General File 1946-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 721

Box Subject

310 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 214-No. 219, February 1947 

(4 folders)

310 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 239-No. 262, March 1947 

(10 folders)

310 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 265-No. 280, April 1947 

(8 folders)

310 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 300-No. 302, May 1947 

(2 folders)

Military Intelligence Service Division

Allied Translator and Interpreter Section

Press Translations and Summaries 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1145)

Boxes 375-379ZZ location: 290/10/13/03

Box Subject

375-379 Press Translations and Summaries, 1945–1950 location: 290/10/13/03

379A-379ZZ Press Translations and Summaries, 1945–1950 location: 290/10/13/05

Adjutant General’s Section

Operations Division

Mail and Records Branch

Decimal File 1945-1946 (0331-UD-1150)

Boxes 408-466 location: 290/10/16/02

Box File 

408 000.4: #1, January 1945-July 1946

408 000.4: #2, February 1946-December 1946

408 000.5: #1, November 1945-April 1946

408 000.5: #1, War Crimes [Empty Folder]

408 000.5: #1, September 1945-October 1945

408 000.5: #1, Australian Military Forces List of War Criminals Held in Custody, January 

1946-March 1946

408 000.5: #1, 2, War Crimes, June 1945-March 1946

409 000.5: #3, Closed, June 1946-December 1946

409 000.5: #3, WC (SCAP), November 1945-July 1946

409 000.5: #3, 1946, Closed (Transferred from AFPAC & Screened), July 1945-Dec. 

1945

409 000.5: #2, Closed, November 1945-August 1946

409 000.5: #4, October 1946-May 1947

409 000.5: #4, 1946, Closed (Transferred from AFPAC & Screened), June-December 

1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1150: Decimal File, 1945-1946
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 722

Box File 

409 000.5: #4, WC, November 1945-March 1946

409 000.5: #5, 1946, Closed (Transferred from AFPAC & Screened), October 1945-

December 1945

409 000.5: #5, WC, November 1945-June 1948

409 000.5: #6, 1946, Closed (Transferred from AFPAC & Screened), January-April 1946

409 000.5: #6, WC, September 1945-November 1945

410 000.5: War Crimes, Line 590, Release of Suspects, April 1946-December 1946

410 000.5: #1, War Crimes, Line 555, Release of Suspects, April 1946-December 1946

410 000.5: #7, War Crimes, January 1946-April 1946

410 000.5: #8, War Crimes, March 1946-May 1946

410 000.5: #9, War Crimes, December 1945-May 1946

410 000.5: #10, War Crimes, May 1946-October 1947

410 000.5: #11, War Crimes, June 1946-January 1948

410 000.5: #12, War Crimes, August 1946-September 1946

411 000.5: #13, War Crimes, September 1946-August 1948

411 000.5: #14, War Crimes, October 1946-December 1946

411 000.5: #15, War Crimes, December 1946-May 1947

411 No Title, April 1946

411 000.5: #2, Apprehension of War Criminals, December 1946-October 1947

411 000.5: #2, International Military Tribunal, March 1946-August 1946

411 000.5: Opening Statement of the Prosecution

411 000.5: International Tribunal for the Far East, January 1946-February 1946

411 000.5: #1, International Military Tribunal, February 1946-March 1946

411 Enclosure File for International Military Tribunal [Empty Folder]

411 000.5: #3, I.M.T., August 1946-November 1946

411 000.5: #1, War Criminals Enclosure File

411 000.5: #2, War Criminals, Release of Suspects, December 1946-December 1947

411 000.5: Military Commission (War Criminals), March 1946-December 1946

433 300.4, December 1945-June 1946

433 300.4: Military Commission Orders, May 1946-July 1946

433 300.5: SCAP Bulletins, March 1946-September 1946

433 300.6: Miscellaneous Occupation Instructions, November 1945-December 1945

433 300.6: SCAP Occupation Instructions, December 1945-April 1946 (2 folders)

433 300.6: Office Memos, April 1946-December 1946

434 300.6: Catalog of SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, 

December 1946-February 1947

434 300.6: SCAPIN (11 folders)

435 300.6: SCAPIN (10 folders) 

436 300.6: SCAPIN-As (8 folders)

440 314.4 Captured Records. Contains information regarding the activities of the 

Washington Document Center (WDC) Advanced Echelon’s work in Japan

441 319.1: Allied Translator & Interpreter Section Monthly Reports, Dec. 1945-Feb. 

1946

441 319.1: Military Government Report, December 1945-June 1946

442 319.1, December 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1150: Decimal File, 1945-1946
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 723

Box File 

442 319.1: Daily Military Government Reports #1, March 1946-December 1946 (2 

folders)

442 319.1: Weekly Military Occupation Activities Reports, Week Ending 29 September 

1945; Week Ending 16 November, 1946 (3 folders)

442 Summation of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in the Ryukyu Islands - 

Nos. 1 & 2, July 1946-December 1946

442 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan Nos. 8-15, May 1946-December 

1946

443 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea: #1-5, September 1945-

February 1946

443 Summation of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in Korea: #8-15, May 

1946-December 1946

444 322: Counter Intelligence Section, September 1945-September 1946 (2 folders)

444 322: Civil Property Custodian #1, September 1945-March 1946

444 322: Chief of Staffs Office #1, September 1945-February 1946

445 322: Diplomatic Section, May 1946-November 1946 (2 folders)

445 322: Economic Scientific Section #1, September 1945-May 1946

445 322: September 1945-August 1946

445 322: Economic Scientific Section #2, June 1946

445 322: Government Section #1, September 1945-March 1946

445 322: Legal Section #1, October 1945-May 1946

445 322: Military Government #1, September 1945-August 1946 (2 folders)

445 322: CI&E Section #1, September 1945-January 1946

445 322: International Prosecution Section, January 1946-May 1946

445 322.01: Liaison Office, September 1945-January 1946

447 334: Allied Military Council #1, October 1945-December 1946

447 334: FEAC #1, October 1945-February 1946

447 334: Reparations Commission #2, October 1945-July 1946

448 350.03, September 1946-December 1946

450 370.2: #2, December 1945-December 1946

450 370.2: Operations Reports - Japan, September 1946-December 1946

450 370.2: Operations Reports - Korea, September 1946-December 1946

450 370.2: Monthly Summary of Operations, September 1945-October 1945

450 370.26, March 1946-May 1946

451 383.6: #2, August 1945-December 1945

451 383.6: #3, October 1945-November 1945

451 383.6: #5, September 1945-June 1946

451 383.6: #3, February 1946-December 1946

451 Procedure for Processing, Return and Reassignment of Recovered Personnel, Aug. 

1945

451 383.6: #1, August 1945-October 1945

452 383.6: Prisoner of War, August 1945-September 1945

452 386.3, September 1945-March 1946

453 386.3: #1, September 1945-April 1946

453 386.3: #2, March 1946-October 1946

453 386.3: #3, May 1946-December 1946

453 386.3: Report of Disposition of Surrendered Enemy Equipment, November 1945-

November 1946 (7 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1150: Decimal File, 1945-1946
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 724

Box File 

456 400: Prisoners of war, August 1945-November 1945

466 470.6, September 1945-May 1946

Decimal File 1947 (0331-UD-1151)

Boxes 479-533 location: 290/10/19/05

Box File 

479 000.4: #1, January 1947-December 1947

479 Document No. 0001: Part I

479 Appendix A & B to Document No. 0001

479 000.5: SCAP #1 – 1947

479 000.5: W.C. [War Criminals] #1 – 1947

479 000.5: SCAP #2 - 1947

480 000.5: W.C. [War Criminals], January 1947-August 1948 (9 folders)

481 000.5: W.C. [War Criminals], May 1947-July 1948 (7 folders)

482 000.5: W.C. #16, December 1947-January 1948

501 200.2: #1, December 1946-December 1947

501 200.2: #2, October 1947-December 1947

501 200.2: Admission to Sugamo Prison, January 1947-December 1947 (2 folders)

502 300.6: #1, June 1947-December 1947

502 300.6: Occupation Instructions #1, October 1947

502 300.6: Office Memos #1, January 1947-September 1947

502 300.6: Catalog to SCAPINs, March 1947

502 300.6: SCAPIN 1432-1700, January 1947-June 1950 (3 folders)

503 300.6: SCAPIN 1701-1839, May 1947-July 1949 (4 folders)

503 300.6: SCAPIN-As 2914-4300, January 1947-August 1947 (14 folders)

504 300.6: SCAPIN-As 4301-5087, August 1947-December 1947 (8 folders)

507 334: F.E.C., January 1947-December 1947

507 350.03, January 1947-December 1947

510 370.2: #1, January 1947-December 1947

510 370.2: Japan Operational Reports, January 1947-January 1948 (3 folders)

510 370.2: Korean Operational Reports, January 1947-July 1947 (2 folders)

510 370.2: Ryukyus Operational Reports, March 1947-December 1947

510 383.6, December 1946-December 1947

510 386.3, January 1947-July 1947

511 386.3: #2, June 1947-October 1947

511 386.3: #3, October 1947-December 1947

Decimal File 1948 (0331-UD-1152)

Boxes 534-580 location: 290/10/22/03

Box File 

535 000.4, January 1948-December 1948

535 000.5: #2, August 1948-December 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1152: Decimal File, 1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 725

Box File 

535 000.5: War Crimes Operations - IMTFE Teleconference, December 1947-June 1948

535 000.5: #1, January 1948-August 1948

535 000.5: W.C. [War Criminals], January 1948-November 1948 (5 folders)

536 000.5: War Criminals #6, May 1948-September 1951 (5 folders)

536 000.5: 8th Army Military Commission #1, June 1948-December 1948

556 300.5: SCAP Circulars, January 1948-November 1948

556 300.6, February 1948-November 1948

556 300.6: Occupational Instructions, January 1948

556 300.6: Office Memos, January 1948-August 1948

556 300.6: SCAPIN 1840-1953, January 1948-May 1951 (2 folders)

556 300.6: SCAPIN-As 5088-5800, January-July 1948 (2 folders)

556 300.6: SCAPIN-As 5801-6100 [Folders Only]

556 300.6: SCAPIN-As 6101-6200, October 1948-November 1948

556 300.6: SCAPIN-As 6201-6274 [Empty Folder]

558 334: Far Eastern Commission #1, January 1948-December 1948

558 350.03: #1, February 1948-October 1948

560 383.6, November 1947-December 1948

561 386.3: #1, January 1948-May 1948

561 386.3: #2, May 1948-December 1948

Decimal File 1949-1950 (0331-UD-1153)

Boxes 581-675 location: 290/10/24/04

Box File 

582 000.4: #1, January 1949-August 1950

582 000.5: #1, December 1946-December 1950

582 000.5: W.C. #1, January 1949

582 000.5: W.C. Non-Record, October 1949-December 1950

582 000.5: War Crimes, 8th Army Military Commission Orders #1, January-February 

1949

583 000.5: War Criminals #2, January 1949-May 1949

583 000.5: War Criminals, 8th Army Military Commission Orders #2, March 1949

583 000.5: War Criminals #3, April 1949-June 1949

583 000.5: War Criminals, 8th Army Military Commission Order #3, April 1949

583 000.5: War Criminals #4, July 1949-September 1949

583 000.5: War Criminals, 8th Army Military Commission Order s #4, May 1949-May 

1950

583 000.5: War Criminals #5, September 1949-April 1950

583 000.5: War Criminals, 8th Army Military Commission Orders #5 [Empty Folder]

583 000.5: War Criminals GHQ FEC Military Commission Orders, March-December 1950

583 000.5: November 1948-March 1949

584 000.5: War Criminals #6, January 1950-November 1950

584 000.5: War Criminals #7, September 1949-December 1950

643 300.4: General Orders, January 1949-December 1949

643 300.4: Military Commission Orders, January 1949-September 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1153: Decimal File, 1949-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 726

Box File 

643 300.5: January 1949-October 1950

643 300.5: SCAP Circulars, January 1949-December 1949

643 300.6: January 1949-December 1949

643 300.6: SCAP & Far East Command Staff Memorandums, January 1949-December 

1949

643 300.6: Office Memorandums, June 1949

643 300.6: Occupation Instructions [Empty Folder]

643 300.6: SCAPIN-As 6275-7200, January 1949-June 1950 (9 folders)

644 300.6: SCAPIN-As 7201-7300, June 1950-October 1950

644 300.6: SCAPIN-As 7301-7400, October 1950-December 1950

644 300.6: SCAPIN 1954-2300, January 1949-December 1951 (4 folders)

644 300.6: SCAPIN 2301-2400 (Empty Folder)

644 300.7: May 1949-July 1950

647 333.5: #1, January 1949-January 1950

647 333.5: #2, October 1949-November 1950

647 333.7: June 1949-July 1949

647 334: January 1949-December 1950

647 334: FEC, January 1949-October 1950

647 350.03: December 1948-May 1949

647 350.05: January 1949-July 1950

648 350.05: Monthly Military Government Activities Report #1, January-November 

1949

648 350.05: Monthly Military Government Activities Report #2, June 1949-June 1950

648 350.09: #1, December 1949-November 1950

648 350.09: #1, January 1949-February 1950

648 350.09: USAFIK G-2 Highlights #1, January 1949, March 1949

648 350.09: I Corps G-2 Highlights #1, January 1949-July 1949

648 350.09: IX Corps G-2 Highlights #1, January 1949-June 1949

648 350.09: Military Attaché Reports #1, January 1949-April 1949

648 350.09: Ryukyus Command Military Government Reports, January 1949

648 350.09: State Department, January 1949-December 1950 (2 folders)

649 370.2: May 1950, July 1950

649 370.2: Japan Operation Reports #1-3, January 1949-December 1950 (3 folders)

649 370.2: Ryukyus Operation Reports (Empty Folder)

649 383.6: February 1950-November 1950

650 386.3: January 1949-December 1950

Decimal File 1951-1952 (0331-UD-1154)

Boxes 676-754 location: 290/10/29/01

Box File 

676 000.4: June 1951-July 1951

676 000.5: War Criminals, Non Record, January 1951-April 1952

676 000.5: #1, January 1951-April 1952

677 000.5: War Criminals #1-#4, January 1951-April 1952 (4 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1154: Decimal File, 1951-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 727

Box File 

736 300.5: Bulletins & Circulars, January 1951-April 1952

736 300.6: Memoranda & Notes, February 1951-April 1952

736 300.6: SCAPIN-As, January 1951-April 1952

736 300.6: SCAPINs, January 1951-April 1952

736 300.6: Catalog of Directives to Japanese Government [Empty Folder]

736 300.6: Miscellaneous SCAPINs, December 1951-March 1952

736 300.6: Catalog of Administrative Directives, SCAPINs [Empty Folder]

736 300.6: Index of Directives to Japanese Government (SCAPINs), Dec. 1948-July 

1951

736 300.7: Manuals, March 1951

739 350.09: State Department, January 1951-April 1952 (2 folders)

739 370.2: Operations & Reports, September 1951-April 1952

739 370.2: Japan Operations Report, January 1951-November 1951

739 383.6: Prisoners of War, March 1951-March 1952

740 386: Property Rights Involved in War #1, May 1951-June 1951

Classified Decimal File 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1158A)

Boxes 763-765 location: 290/10/33/02

Box File 

763 000.4: November 1945-April 1946

763 000.5: December 1945-June 1946

763 000.5: TFD from AFPAC #2, September 1945-June 1946

763 000.5: Hirohito, November 1945-February 1946

763 000.5: #1, March 1945-December 1945

763 000.5: Yamashita, September 1945-September 1946

763 000.5: Homma, November 1945-April 1946

763 000.5: International Military Tribunal, December 1945-June 1946

763 000.5: WC #1-#, September 1945-January 1947 (2 folders)

764 000.5: War Criminals, January 1946-April 1947 (2 folders)

764 000.5: International Military Tribunal, July 1946-December 1947

764 000.5: July 1946-October 1946

764 000.5: War Criminals #1-#6, June 1946-August 1947 (6 folders)

764 000.5: Enclosure File - Theft of Personal Articles from Home of General Homma, 

November 1945-August 1946

765 000.5: War Criminals, December 194

Classified Decimal File 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1168)

Boxes 785-1 thru 785-22 location: 290/10/34/03

Box File 

785-3 040: Political Advisors, September 1945-June 1946

785-3 040: Political Summaries, October 1945-February 1946

785-3 040: State Department: #1, November 1945-October 1947 (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1168: Classifed Decimal File, 1945-1947
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 728

Box File 

785-3 040: WSA, September 1945-January 1946

785-3 091: Austria, January 1946

785-3 091: Australia, September 1945, November 1945

785-3 091: British, September 1945-June 1946

785-3 091: Canada, June 1946

785-3 091: China, September 1945-May 1946

785-3 091: Finland, November 1945

785-3 091: India, February 1946

785-3 091: Italy, October 1945-February 1946

785-4 091: Australia, February 1947-April 1947

785-4 091: Britain, July 1946-July 1947

785-4 091: China, October 1945-October 1947

785-4 091: France, September 1946-April 1947

785-4 091: Germany #1, October 1945-May 1947 (2 folders)

785-4 091: Japan, September 1945-June 1946

785-4 091: Korea #2-A, B, C March 1946-April 1947 (3 folders)

785-4 091: Netherlands, August 1945-June 1946

785-4 091: Portugal, November 1945

785-4 091: Russia, September 1945-May 1947

785-4 091: Siam, October 1945-April 1946

785-4 091: Spain, September 1945-February 1946

785-4 091: Switzerland, November 1945-February 1946

785-4 091: Turkey, September 1945-March 1946

785-5 091: Korea #3-#5, April-December 1947 (3 folders)

785-5 091: Korean Summaries, June 1947-December 1947

785-5 091: Philippine Islands, February 1947

785-5 091: Portugal, April 1947-July 1947

785-5 091: Russia, September 1946-May 1947

785-5 091: Netherland East Indies, July 1946

785-5 Korea: Joint Commission, September 1947

785-5 091.1: #1, October 1945-November 1946

785-5 091.1: July 1946-December 1947

785-5 091.1: “Report of the Military Government Section GHQ USAFPAC, Covering the 

Period 5 August to 2 October, 1945 Inclusive,” October 1945

785-8 210.31: August 1945-May 1946

785-8 210.31: September 1945-November 1945

785-8 210.31: Military Government, September 1945-December 1945

785-8 210.31: June 1946-October 1946

785-8 211: Scientists, September 1945-November 1945

785-9 314.4: August 1945, October 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1168: Classifed Decimal File, 1945-1947
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 729

Box File 

785-10 319.1: Daily Military Government Reports, December 1945-April 1946

785-10 319.1: Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities, December 1945-May 1946

785-10 319.1: Reports, Miscellaneous, October 1945-May 1946

785-10 319.1: Miscellaneous, Enclosure, November 1945-December 1945

785-10 319.1: Weekly Military Occupation Reports, November 1945-May 1946

785-10 319.1: July 1946, November 1946

785-10 319.1: USAFIK, July 1946

785-10 320: GHQ, January 1946

785-10 322: Legal Section, October 1945

785-11 334: A.M.C. #1, October 1945-June 1946

785-11 334: F.E.A.C. #1, October 1945-January 1946

785-11 334: Reparation Commission #1, November 1945-May 1946

785-11 334: Far Eastern Commission, May 1946-March 1947

785-11 350: #1, September 1945-December 1945

785-11 350.05: Japan #1, September 1945-November 1945

785-11 350.05: #1, September 1945-June 1946

785-11 350.05: Civil Intelligence Section: Occupational Trend, Japan and Korea, 

December 1945-April 1946

785-13 370.2: #1, August 1945-October 1946

785-13 370.2: Daily Situation Report, GHQ/SCAP, USAFPAC, February 1946

785-13 370.2: Operations Reports Korea #3, October 1946-November 1946

785-13 370.2: Ground Operations Report, September 1945-June 1946 (2 folders)

785-13 370.2: AFWESPAC, July 1946-October 1946

785-13 370.2: Daily Operations Report, September 1945-December 1945 (2 folders)

785-14 370.2: Daily Operations Report, December 1945-April 1946 (2 folders)

785-14 370.2: Operations Report - Japan #1-#4, April-August 1946 (4 folders)

785-14 370.2: Operations Report - AFPAC, July 1946, September 1946

785-14 370.2: Operations Report - Korea #1-#2, April-June 1946 (2 folders)

785-14 370.2: Operational Directive - 8th Army, October 1945-June 1946

785-14 370.5: Occupation Forces, September 1945-February 1946

785-14 370.5: October 1945-October 1946

785-14 383.6: March 1946

785-14 383.6: June 1945-June 1946

785-15 383.6: Prisoner of war, August 1945-June 1947 (3 folders)

785-15 386.3: #1, August 1945-April 1946

785-15 386.3: #2-A, B, C January 1946 (3 folders)

785-16 386.3: Report of Disposition of Surrendered Enemy Equipment, January 1946

785-16 386.3: Report of Disposition of Surrendered Enemy Equipment, February 1946

785-16 386.3: July 1946-November 1947

785-16 386.5: July 1946-February 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1168: Classifed Decimal File, 1945-1947
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 730

Box File 

785-16 386.5: #1, January 1946-April 1947

785-16 386.6: #1, May 1946-June 1946

785-16 386.7: #1, December 1945-August 1946

785-16 386.7: #1, June 1946-December 1947

785-16 386.7: #2, August 1946-July 1947

785-16 386.7: #3, October 1946-November 1947

785-16 386.8: #1, June 1946

785-16 387.6: November 1945-December 1945

785-16 387.6: #1-A, March 1946-May 1946

785-16 387.6: #1-B, January 1946-November 1947

785-16 387.6: #2-#4, July 1946-December 1947 (3 folders)

785-16 387.6: Preliminary Inventory of Japanese Industrial Facilities Considered for 

Interim Reparations Removal, July 1946

785-17 387.6/00: Enclosure File, September 1947

785-17 387.7: Proclamations, September 1945

785-17 387.7: September 1945

785-17 387.7: Enclosure to Line 5 (Proclamations)

785-20 470.6: August 1945-November 1945

Classified Decimal File 1948 (0331-UD-1169)

Boxes 785-23 thru 785-29 location: 290/10/35/03

Box File 

785-23 000.5: #1, January 1948-December 1948

785-23 000.5: War Criminals, January 1948-December 1948 (2 folders)

785-24 040: State Department, January 1948-August 1948

785-24 091: China, July 1948

785-24 091: Japan, January 1948-December 1948

785-24 091: Korea #1-#3, January-December l 1948 (3 folders)

785-24 091: Report of the United States Delegation, U.S.-USSR Joint Commission Seoul, 

Korea, 20 August 1947 

785-25 091: January 1948-August 1948

785-25 091: Korean Summaries, January 1948-October 1948

785-25 091: Russia, June 1948-December 1948

785-25 Philippine Islands, April 1948-December 1948

785-25 United Nations Army Military Government in Korea, November 1947-June 1948

785-25 United Nations Temporary Commission on Korea, November 1947-August 1948

785-26 095: Laurel, Jose P., October 1945-October 1948

785-26 334: Far Eastern Commission, January 1948-December 1948

785-26 350.09, January 1948-April 1948

785-26 350.09: #2, April 1948-July 1948

785-27 350.09: USAFIK, January 1948-December 1948 (2 folders)

785-27 350.09: #3-#4, August 1948-December 1948 (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1169: Classified Decimal File, 1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 731

Box File 

785-28 383.6: April 1948-September 1948

785-28 386.3: August 1948-November 1948

785-28 386.5: February 1948-August 1948

785-28 387.6: January 1948-December 1948

785-28 386.7: #1-#2, December 1947-December 1948 (2 folders)

785-28 387.7: August 1948

Classified Decimal File 1949 (0331-UD-1170)

Boxes 785-30 thru 785-35 location: 290/10/35/05

Box File 

785-30 000.5: #1, January 1949-December 1949

785-30 000.5: #2, May 1949-December 1949

785-30 000.5: War Crimes #1, January 1949-April 1949

785-30 040: State Department #1, January 1949-December 1949

785-30 040: #1, July 1946-August 1949

785-30 040: #2, July 1946-October 1949

785-31 091: Britain, July 1949

785-31 091: Japan: #1, January 1949-July 1949

785-31 091: Japan #2, March 1949-December 1949

785-31 091: Korea, January 1949-June 1949

785-31 091: Russia, January 1949-August 1949

785-31 091.1, May 1949-December 1949

785-31 091.3, January 1949-April 1949

785-31 091.3: #2, March 1949-June 1949

785-31 091.3: #3, July 1949-December 1949

785-32 300.6, September 1946-December 1949

785-32 Occupation Instructions, August 1946-August 1947

785-32 334: January 1949-December 1949

785-32 334: Far Eastern Commission, January 1949-November 1949

785-32 334: Far Eastern Commission Documents, January 1949-December 1949

785-32 350.09, January 1949-December 1949

785-33 350.09: China #1, January 1949-June 1949

785-33 350.09: #2, July 1949-October 1949

785-33 350.09: #3, October 1949-December 1949

785-33 350.09: January 1949-August 1949

785-33 350.09: September 1949-December 1949

785-33 350.09: Miscellaneous #2-#3, July 1949-December 1949 (2 folders)

785-33 350.09: State Department (OII) #1, January 1949-September 1949

785-33 350.09: State Department #2, October 1949-December 1949

785-33 350.09: Korean, January 1949-December 1949 (2 folders)

785-33 350.09: USAFIK, August 1948-October 1949 (2 folders)

785-33 350.09: G-2 High Lights, January 1949-June 1949

785-34 386.7: #1, January 1949-December 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1170: Classified Decimal File, 1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 732

Box File 

785-34 386.7: #2, September 1949-December 1949

785-34 387.6: December 1948-December 1949

Classified Decimal File 1950 (0331-UD-1171)

Boxes 785-36 thru 785-40 location: 290/11/01/01

Box File 

785-36 000.5: February 1950-October 1950

785-36 000.5: War Criminal, January 1950-December 1950

785-36 040: August 1950

785-36 040: State Department #1-#3, January-December 1950 (4 folders)

785-36 091: Japan, March 1950-November 1950

785-36 091: Russia, January 1950

785-37 300.6: Occupation Instructions, December 1947-April 1950

785-38 334: Far Eastern Commission, January 1950-December 1950

Classified Decimal File 1951-1952 (0331-UD-1172)

Boxes 785-41 thru 785-46 location: 290/11/01/02

Box File 

785-41 000.5: June 1951-February 1952

785-41 040: State Department, January 1951-March 1952

785-41 045.9: February 1952

785-41 040: State Department, March 1952-April 1952

785-41 091: Japan, January 1946-April 1952

785-43 300.6: August 1951, March 1952

785-44 334: SCAP Secret, February 1951-April 1952

785-44 334: Far Eastern Commission, January 1951-November 1951

785-44 350.09: June 1951-December 1951

785-44 383.6: April 1951-April 1952

785-45 386: #1, October 1951, March 1952

785-45 386.5: #1, September 1951

785-45 386.7: #1, January 1951-April 1952

785-45 387.6: #1, March 1951-April 1951

785-45 388: #1-#3, January 1951-April 1952 (3 folders)

785-45 388: Property & Claims Questions Arising from Japanese Peace Settlement - 

Various Inclosures to [sic], June 1951

785-45 388: Document No. JAPQ D-2/2 Re Japanese Property/Claims Questions (Claims 

of UN Nationals Arising from Pre-War Commercial Transactions)

Records of the SCAP Legal Section 1945-1952

This section established policies and procedures for general legal matters; supervised the 

court system; and supervised the prosecution, by military commission or tribunal, of war 

crimes not of an international nature (“Class B” and “Class C” war crimes). Those of an 

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Adjutant General’s Section, Operations Division, Mail and Records Branch — Entry 1172: Classified Decimal File, 1951-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 733

international nature (“Class A” war crimes) were prosecuted by the International Prosecution 

Section.

Office of the Chief

Records of Trial May 1946-November 1949 (0331-UD-1173)

Boxes 786-827 location: 290/11/01/04

Box Subject

786-811 U.S. et al. vs Araki, Sadao (Tojo) et al before the International Military Tribunal 

for the Far East 

812 Proceedings in Chambers, International Military Tribunal for the Far East, May 

1946-January 1947 (4 folders)

813 Judgement of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (2 folders)

814-818 U.S. vs Hiroshi Tamura

819-827 U.S. vs Soemu Toyoda 

Affidavits & Statements 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1174)

Boxes 828-835 location: 290/11/03/04

Box Subject

828 Adachi, Moichi

828 Akatsuka, Hanji

828 Enomoto, Muneo

828 Fujii, Kazuhiko

828 Fujinaka, Matsuo

828 Fukumoto, Norio

828 Furuno, Masaji

828 Goto, Toshio

828 Hagido, Seiko

828 Hirano, Tomokichi

829 Ikeda, Yoneichi

829 Ikehara, Shigeichi

829 Ikemiyagi, Seikei

829 Inami, Yoshiaki

829 Inami, Yoshiaki

829 Inoue, Katsutaro

829 Inoue, Otohiko

829 Kamishimbara, Tanegoshi

829 Kato, Tadao

829 Kawahira, Kenji

829 Kido, Seitaro

829 Kikuchi, Tomozo

830 Kimoto, Kazuo

830 Kitada, Mitsuno

830 Kitonaga, Hiroshi

830 Koga, Takashi

830 Kohama, Seisho

830 Kondo, Rikinta

830 Kubo, Hisayoshi

830 Kubo, Kyukichi

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 734

Box Subject

830 Kuwae, Ryoyu

830 Kuwano, Sahachi

830 Maejima, Yuichi

831 Maeuchida, Takeshi

831 Makita, Masao

831 Makuda, Minoru

831 Matake, Kakutaro

831 Miyahara, Fusao

831 Miyahara, Shigetoshi

831 Miyazaki, Takeshi

831 Motomura, Sakuma

831 Mukumoto, Shimpei

831 Murayama, Tatsuro

832 Nadahara, Iwayoshi

832 Nakagaki, Mitsuru

832 Nakatsumi, Masanori

832 Nakaya, Tamotsu

832 Nakazono, Hirotoshi

832 Narisako, Tadakuni

832 Oba, Sanji

832 Oishiro, Eikichi

832 Oiso, Kanichi

833 Oiso, Kanichi

833 Okamoto, Takamasa

833 Oku, Hiroyuki

833 Onoyama, Zennosuke

833 Saino, Yukichi

833 Sakai, Hisashi

833 Sakai, Shigeru

833 Sato, Etsuzo

834 Sawashima, Eijiro

834 Seyama, Tadayuki

834 Shigemitsu, Hayata

834 Shimazu, Masayuki

834 Shirakata, Yoshio

834 Someya, Masanori

834 Sueda, Shigeo

834 Sumitoko, Shizuo

834 Tagomori, Kakichi

834 Taguchi, Yasumasa

834 Taike, Nobuyuki

834 Takamura, Naoichi

834 Tauchi, Yoshio

834 Tezuka, Takashi

834 Terashima, Seichi (sic)

835 Tohata, Hiroshi

835 Tugu, Yasuo

835 Uchikura, Masanori

835 Ueno, Haruyoshi

835 Umezaki, Kichiwo

835 Urayama, Tameichi

835 Watanabe, Masahiko

835 Yamada, Masahide

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Office of the Chief — Entry 1174: Affidavits and Statements, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 735

Box Subject

835 Yamakawa, Yoji

835 Yamo, Tameyoshi

835 Yoshihara, Tsuyoshi

Miscellaneous File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1175)

Boxes 836-852 location: 290/11/03/07 and 290/B/06/03

Box Subject

836-838 Civil Affairs in Occupied and Liberated Territory: A Weekly Digest of Public 

Opinion, August 1946-July 1948

839 Daily Bulletin, January 1947-December 1949

839 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 283-No. 303, April-May 1947

840-845 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, No. 774-No. 1009, November 1948-

August 1949

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part I, Prelude 

to Mukden 

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part II, From 

Mukden to Shanghai

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part III, Rise 

of Terrorism

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part IV, 

Withdrawal from the League

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part V, Saito 

vs Araki

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part VI, Steel 

under Velvet

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part VII, 

Organizing Manchukuo

845 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part VIII, 

Resurgent Chauvinism

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part IX, North 

China Fiasco

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part X, Years 

of Assassins

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XI, 

Shadows of Coming Events

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XII, First 

Konoye Cabinet and Lukouchiao

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XIII, 

Stress and Strain in the Cabinet

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XIV, 

Konoye Seeks Relief

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XV, 

Cabinet Re-Shuffle and Changkufeng

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XVI, 

Plans for New Party Simmer

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Office of the Chief — Entry 1175: Miscellaneous File 1945-1949
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Box Subject

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XVII, 

Nursing Konoye and His Cabinet

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XVIII, 

Hiranuma Takes Over

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XIX, 

Drafting the Axis Alliance

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XX, 

Britain and the Tientsin Problem

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XXI, Abe 

Tries for Solution

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XXII, 

Yonai Given Cabinet

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XXIII, 

Tension Mounts

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Part XXIV, 

Konoye Tries Again

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Supplement, 

Prince Saionji and the London Naval Disarmament Treaty

846 Civil Intelligence Section Special Report: Saionji-Harada Memoirs, Supplement, 

Prince Saionji and the Assassination of Chang Tso-lin

847-852 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea, Nos. 1-No. 35, 

September 1945-August 1948

852 Summation of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in the Ryukyu Islands, 

No. 4, No. 5, No. 8-No. 10, March 1947-March 1948

852 Summation of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in Korea, No. 6-No. 19 

and No. 22, March 1946-July 1947

General File (Various Divisions) 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1178)

Box 889 location: 290/11/06/07

Box Subject

889 Addendum No. 1 to CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 18-45

889 Administrative Memorandum (ESS), December 1945, July 1946

889 Administrative Memorandum (ESS), January 1947-February 1947

889 Administrative Order (ESS), October 1946-November 1946

889 Gazetteer (No. 14), Japan, Including Karafuto, Chishima Retto (Kuril Islands), 

Nampo Shoto (Southern Islands), and Nansei Shoto (Southwestern Islands), March 

1945

889 Geneva Convention for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick 

in Armed Forces in the Field of August 12, 1949

889 Geneva Convention for the Amelioration of the Condition of Wounded, Sick and 

Shipwrecked Members of Armed Forces at Sea of August 12, 1949

889 Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War of 

August 12, 1949

889 Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoner of War of August 12, 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Office of the Chief — Entry 1178: General File (Various Divisions) 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 737

Box Subject

889 List of External Recurring Reports

889 List of External Recurring Reports

889 Star Identification Tables, 1939

889 The United States Strategic Bombing Survey: Field Report Covering Air-Raid 

Protection and Allied Subjects in Osaka, Japan, May 1947

889 The United States Strategic Bombing Survey: The Effects of Air Attack on Japanese 

Urban Economy, March 1947

889 The Yokohama War Crimes Trials: The Truth About a Misunderstood Subject, May 

1950

Administrative Division

Investigation Reports of War Criminals 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1182)

Boxes 897-898 location: 290/11/08/03

Box Name

897 Aihara, Kazutane

897 Aoyama, Hiroshi

897 Aragon, Lucia

897 Aragon, Maximo

897 Ariotti, L.

897 Arita, Takeo

897 Buya, Dimetria

897 Caoili, Lourdes

897 Chuma, Sazae

897 Chuma, Sazae

897 Cullen, Gilbert I.

897 Curran, Howard B.

897 De Long, New

897 Deguchi, Motoharu

897 Escudero, Arsenior Jr.

897 Estrobur, Felipe

897 Evanoff, Peter L.

897 Farriere, Lucien La

897 Fucili, Eve Anthony

897 Fujiwara, Katsuro

897 Fujiwara, Masuichi

897 Fukunaga, Kiyozo

897 Funao, Satoshi

897 Furukawa, (FUN)

897 Fushimi, Mamoru

897 Futami, Yasusaburo

897 Fyukowa, (FNU)

897 Gallagher, James McD.

897 Hamamoto, (FNU)

897 Hatano, Shigeru

897 Hayashi, (FNU)

897 Higaki, Fukutaro

897 Hioki, Kiyoshi

897 Ibabao, Dionisio

897 Ihara, Mangaku (Bangaku) (alias Yun Man-Hak)

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 738

Box Name

897 Ikari, Arceo Makoto

897 Imamura, Enrique Y.

897 Inada, Masazumi

897 Inoue, (FNU)

897 Inoue, Shichiro

897 Isayama, Harujie

897 Ishimura, Kazuyoshi

897 Ito, Akira

897 Ito, Akira

897 Ito, Kaichi

897 Ito, Kyoji

898 Jinnai, Haro

898 Kai, (FNU)

898 Kajiyama, Shin

898 Kanda, Chiaki

898 Kasama, Kazue

898 Kawamichi, (FNU)

898 Kawashima, Kaoru

898 Kihara, Jitaro

898 Kimura, Gehei

898 Kimura, Kichiro

898 Kishi, Hideo

898 Kiyota, Michiko

898 Kobayashi, Yoshio

898 Kobayashi, (FNU)

898 Koike, Kaneichi

898 Kojima, Nagayoshi

898 Kose, Yasumasa

898 Kuroki, Kurahachi

898 Leynes, Romulo (alias Roming)

898 Luther, Martin W.

898 Maeda, Masao

898 Mario, (FNU)

898 Matsuyama, Harunori

898 Matsuo, Masamichi

898 Matsura, Tokuyuki

898 Matsura, Recardo

898 Mihara, Sakae

898 Mikami, Koe

898 Minamida, Seihiro

898 Miyaki, (FNU)

898 Miyashita, Joshio [sic]

898 Miyashita, Toshio

898 Morimoto, Iichiro

898 Morinaga, Takaki

898 Moriyama, Yorihiko

898 Matsumoto, Shigemi

898 Manabe, Akira

898 Mito, (FNU)

898 Miyoshi, Samon

898 Murata, Shozo

898 Nakayama, Fuzazo [sic]

898 Nawa, Mitsuharu

898 Nishikawa, Tadayuki

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1182: Investigation Reports of War Criminals 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 739

Box Name

898 Nishimura, Kazuo

898 Nishimura, Tokuo

898 Nogi, Harumichi

898 Noguchi, (FNU)

898 Ogawa, Sayumi

898 Ohishi, Minoru

898 Okamoto, Hitoshi

898 Okita, Tadashi; Yamamoto (or Yamayama), Masahi; Takemoto, Shigeichi

898 Okubo, Teruji

898 Okuda, (FNU)

898 Omori, Torakichi

898 Onoyama, Masaichi

898 Onuma, Tetsuo

898 Openiano, Paz

898 Oshima, (FNU)

898 Otera, Kenshiro

898 Ozawa, Takeharu

898 Poirier, Leo

898 Petty, Warren Gamaliel

898 Quiaoit, Gregorio A.

898 Saito, Keiichi

898 Sakamaki, Ryuji

898 Sato, (FNU)

898 Sato, Tatsuji

898 Shido, Koshima

898 Shinoda, Hiromitsu

898 Shoji, Hanaza

898 Shoji, Tsuneo

898 Shirai, (FNU)

898 Sugahara, Isaburo

898 Sugita, Ichiji

898 Suzuki, Masako

898 Suzuki, Seikichi

898 Suzuki, Torazo

898 Tabuo, Chikanori

898 Takahashi, Kaichi

898 Tanaka, Tokuzo

898 Tanaka, Yoshio

898 Taniguchi, Akira

898 Taniguchi, Kiyoshi

898 Tanoue, Shigetoshi

898 Tazoe, Harutoshi

898 Terada, et al

898 Report of Investigation of Attempted Suicide of Japanese prisoner of war - 

Takehara, Hitoshi

898 Takahashi, Sakuzo

898 No Title

898 Tsunashima, Hiroshi

898 Toyouro, Yoshio

898 Matsuyama, Uyzo (sic)

898 Uchida, Masao

898 Uemura, Eiitsuro

898 Urabe, Keizo

898 Wada, (FNU)

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 740

Box Name

898 Watanabe, Kengo

898 Watanabe, Hayake

898 Wataya, Momozo

898 Yamada, Yukio

898 Yamashita, Hatsujiro

898 Yamashiro, Kojun

898 Yamashita, Takeo

898 Yano, Motozo

898 Yano, Tadashi

898 Yokoyama, Hikozane (alias Yokoyama, Hikomo)

898 Yokoyama, Shizuo

898 Yoshioka, (FNU)

898 Yuasa, Ichiro

898 No Title

898 Yamashita, Case, Opinion of U.S. Supreme Court

898 Petitions from Sentenced War Criminals

898 Transmittal of Petitions of Ito, Masayasu, et al

898 Petition for Uemura, Eiitsuro

898 Appeal for Retrial, Transmittal of

Miscellaneous Subject File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1188)

Boxes 913-918 location: 290/11/09/01

Box Subject

913 Catalog of Administrative Directives (SCAPINS) to the Japanese Government, 

April 1947-July 1948

913 Catalog of Directives to the Japanese Government, December 1946-Sept. 1949

913 China Phase Documents, (List of)

913 Index of SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, February 1947-

December 1949

913 Supplement to Index of Directives to the Japanese Government, March 1947-

March 1949

914-915 Daily Gazette, Volumes 1-7, October 1945-August 1951

915 Digest of Official Gazette (Kampo), 15 March 1945 to 4 April 1946

915 The Diet, No. 6-No. 86 (90th Diet), June 1946-October 1946

915 The Diet, No. 24-No. 25 (92nd Diet), December 1946

915 The Japanese Diet: Manual of Organization and Procedure, May 1946

915 Titles of the Bills to be Presented by the Government to the Diet, June 1946

916 Death Record, War Prisoners at O’Donnell Concentration Camp, Capas, Tarlac, S-Z

917 The House of Peers, the 91st & 92nd Session of the Imperial Diet, the Official 

Gazette Extra, November 1946-March 1947

917 Prefectural Press Analysis, 1949

917 Press Analysis, December 1948-June 1949 (2 folders)

917 Press Analysis, No. 1169, August 1949

917 Publications Analysis, No. 251, 252, March 1949

917 USA vs Masaharu Homma

918 Local Government in Japan (R & A 2760), July 1945

918 Control of Inflation in Japan (R & A 2451), October 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1188: Miscellaneous Subject File 1946-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 741

Box Subject

918 Price Control and Rationing of Consumer Goods Other Than Food in Japan (R & 

A 2701a), June 1945

Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1225)

Boxes 1225-1228 location: 290/11/27/04

Box Subject

1225 Alphabetical List of Japanese Army Officers, May 1948

1225 Chronology of the Occupation, 15 August 1945 to 31 March 1946; 2) Chronology 

of the War in the Southwest Pacific, 1941-1945

1225 Colonel Yokoyama, Hikozane

1225 Formal Demands (to Japanese Government), November 1945-February 1946

1225 G-2 Order of Battle Final Report: Disposition of Japanese Units as of 15 August 

1945 in the Sixth Army Zone of Occupation, December 1945

1225 IMTFE [International Military Tribunal Far East], The U.S. vs. Araki, Sadao - Exhibit 

& Index

1225 Japanese Personal Names, March 1940

1225 Japanese Surnames, May 1939

1225 Kokusaiho Kyojitsu-Sho (Kyohi), Enomoto (22-8), May 1947

1225 Law Brief, Terada, et al., December 1945-December 1947

1225 Manual of Organization, November 1945

1225 Nihon Kamotsusen Meisaisho (Showa 14-Nendo)

1225 No Title

1225 No Title

1225 No Title, October 1947-September 1948

1225 No Title, September-October 1946

1225 Order of Battle Japanese Army Air Force, Volume II, October 1945

1225 Order of Battle of the Japanese Armed Forces, March 1945

1225 Organization of General Headquarters, November 1946-January 1947

1225 Philippine Travel, September 1946-April 1947

1225 Policy, June 1946-April 1949

1225 Receipts for Japanese Swords Issued to Former Prisoners of War, August 1947-April 

1949

1225 Report of Unapprehended War Criminal Suspects, November-December 1950

1225 Reports from Manila Defense, March-July 1949

1225 Secret - LS - CRD, Apprehension Branch, October 1947-April 1948

1225 Summary of Censorship Information, June 1946

1225 Temporary Classified File, Arrest of Arao, July 1948

1226 Affidavits/Prisoners of war, April 1945-August 1946

1226 Army Prison Ordinance (Rikugun Kangoku-Rei), September 1908

1226 ATIS File, August 1949-April 1951

1226 British (November 1946-January 1947)

1226 British Irregularities, May 1946-June 1949

1226 Chinese Trial, War Crimes, April-September 1949

1226 Correspondence with Washington, December 1945-January 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1225: Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 742

Box Subject

1226 Daily Report of Trials, March-May 1949

1226 Demobilization Problems #2, December 1946-June 1947

1226 From Manila, November 1945-December 1948

1226 Hague Convention III and the Tokyo War Crimes Indictment, August 1948, Nov. 

1948

1226 No Title, January 1946-February 1950

1226 Prosecutors Report of Trial - Manila Correspondence, January-September 1949

1226 Request for Apprehension, November 1946-October 1948

1226 Special Memos, September 1946-April 1948

1226 War Crimes - Telecon Conference

1226 War Crimes Cost, August 1948-October 1950

1227 Australian Military Forces Consolidated Suspect List No. 2, of Suspected Japanese 

War Criminals Not Yet in Custody, September 1948

1227 Australian Military Forces List No. 11, of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Held in 

Custody, April 1948

1227 Australian Military Forces List No. 6, May 1948

1227 British Roster, February 1946-April 1949

1227 Case Files Review, January 1948, May 1948

1227 Charges & Specifications, November 1946-August 1948

1227 Chinese Mission to Japan, June 1946-December 1948

1227 Correspondence re Expediting of War Crimes, October 1946Sugamo Roster of 

Condemned Prisoners, June 1948

1227 Demobilization Problems, June 1946-April 1948

1227 Demobilization, March 1947-May 1949

1227 Digest Section, October-December 1945

1227 Documents Submitted to the SCAP by the Japanese Mission to Negotiate 

Surrender, Part II, August 1945

1227 Korea, March 1943-April 1945

1227 Legal Section, Board of Officials, October 1946-January 1947

1227 Main Subject Is on Ofuna prisoner of war camp, February 1946-July 1947

1227 Main Subject Is on Ofuna prisoner of war camp, September 1945-May 1947

1227 Nominal Roll of Detained Japanese Personnel, September 1945-June 1950

1227 Record of Digested & Incoming Material, 1946

1227 Roster of Japanese War Criminals Who Have Been Released and Executed, from 15 

June 1950 to 30 September 1950

1227 Shipment of Records, June 1949-October 1949

1228 No Title, September 1945-April 1948

1228 No Title, September 1945-December 1948

1228 No Title, September 1945-June 1946

1228 Perpetrators - Japanese War Criminals, October 1945

1228 Procedures in Making Memorandum to Imperial Japanese Government for 

Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, July 1946-April 1947

1228 Records of Court-Martial Decisions at Makassar

1228 Singapore Contract Extension, Lawyers & Interpreters, April 1947-July 1948

1228 War Ministry

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1225: Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 743

Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1232)

Boxes 1239-1244 location: 290/11/28/01

Box Subject

1239 8th Army Special Orders, October 1948-December 1948

1239 A General List of prisoners of war camps

1239 Alphabetical list of Japanese prisoner of war camps

1239 Areas to Which Sugamo Prisoners Belonged

1239 Australian Division - Results of War Crimes Trials to be Published, March 1949, 

June 1949

1239 British Division - Results of War Crimes Trials to be Published

1239 British Information on Tried-Japanese War Criminals, Published (Japanese 

Government Notified)

1239 Chronological Chart of Ex-Prisoner of War Camps in Japan Proper

1239 Furyo Romu Chingin Kyuyo Gembo (Shogai) (Prisoners’ Bi-Monthly Wage Payment 

for Outside Work), June 1944-August 1944

1239 List of Convicted and Suspected War Criminals Held in South East Asia as of 

September 1, 1947

1239 Military Commission Order, January-October 1946

1239 Netherlands Division - Results of War Crimes Trials to be Published, June 1948-

May 1950

1239 No Title

1239 No Title, February 1946-June 1946

1239 Prisoner of war camps in Japan

1239 San Pablo, September 1945-October 1945

1239 SOP, War Crimes Trials, December 1945-January 1947

1239 War Crimes Lists

1239 War Crimes Trials, Japanese War Criminals Charged under the War Crimes Act 

1945 by Australian Military Authorities, List No. 1, 2, 5, April 1946-October. 1947

1240 Amendment No. 1 to the Nominal Roll of Convicted and Suspected War Criminals 

Held in Various Gaols in South East Asia for the Period Ending 10.6.47

1240 Amendment No. 2 to the Nominal Roll of Convicted and Suspected War Criminals 

Held in Various Gaols in South East Asia for the Period Ending 24.7.47

1240 Amendment No. 3 to the Nominal Roll of Convicted and Suspected War Criminals 

Held in Various Gaols in South East Asia for the Period Ending 10.8.47

1240 Analysis Chart, War Criminals Release Pending

1240 British Division

1240 Commander Marinas, Results of War Crimes Trials to be Published, July 1948-May 

1949

1240 Correspondence with 8th Army, February 1946-July 1949

1240 Correspondence, Legal Section, January 1946-July 1949

1240 Correspondence, Prosecution Division, December 1946-April 1949

1240 Japanese Army Penal Code and Disciplinary Action and Translation of First General 

Army Military Tribunal Regulations, March 1905-September 1946

1240 List of Convicted and Suspected War Criminals Held in South East Asia as on 2359 

HRS 10.3.47

1240 List of Convicted and Suspected War Criminals Held in South East Asia as of 1st 

September 1947

1240 List of Convicted and Suspected War Criminals Held in South East Asia as of 2359 

Hours 10.3.47, Appendix 

1240 Logistics and Strengths, Prisoner of War and Civilian Internment Camps in Japan, 

August 14, 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1232: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 744

Box Subject

1240 No Title

1240 No Title

1240 Permanent Notices, Legal Section SOP, May 1946-November 1947

1240 Personnel, 1948-1949

1240 Records of Trials, June 1947-February 1949

1240 Republic of the Philippines, Results of War Crimes Trials to be Published, February 

1948-April 1950

1240 Roster of Japanese War Criminals Who Have Been Released and Executed from: 

16 August 1945 to: 19 June 1950

1240 Rules of Procedure and Outline of Procedure for Trials of Accused War Criminals, 

December 1945-July 1948

1241 A Series of Charts of Japanese Ultra-Nationalistic Organizations

1241 Apprehension Branch, Personnel

1241 Chinjufu Reiki (Shohan Maki 2)

1241 Chronological Chart of Ex-Prisoner of War Camps in Japanese Proper

1241 Correspondence in Regard to CIS Apprehension Memos to the IJG

1241 Furyo Kizohin Ni Kansuru Shohyotsuzuri (Showa 18 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kizohin Ni Kansuru Shohyotsuzuri (Showa 19 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kizohin Ni Kansuru Shohyotsuzuri (Showa 20 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kyuketsuhin Ni Kansuru Tsuzuri (Showa 18 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kyuketsuhin Ni Kansuru Tsuzuri (Showa 19 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kyuketsuhin Ni Kansuru Tsuzuri (Showa 20 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kyuketsuhin Ukeharaibo (Showa 18 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kyuketsuhin Ukeharaibo (Showa 20 Nendo)

1241 Furyo Kyuketsuhin Ukeharaibo (Showa 29 Nendo)

1241 Japanese prisoner of war camps - Work Sheets

1241 L. S. Review Board Decisions, July 1947-March 1948

1241 Miscellaneous Roster File

1241 No Title

1241 No Title

1241 Policy File

1241 Repatriation File, January 1946-October 1946

1241 Soshireibu Homukyoku Somuka Honyakuhan Honyaku-Utsushi-Dai-4 Go (Showa 

27 Nen 1 Gatsu 2 Ka Iko; Iwanaga, Ichiro)

1241 Verdicts Rendered on Japanese War Criminals, February 1946-September 1946

1241 Zanchi Jinin Geneki Shoko Tenzokusha Bun-Hakensha Hokokutsuzuri

1242 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, November 1946

1242 Briefs Regarding Legal Points and Opinions, February 1946-February 1947

1242 Check Sheets (CRD File Copies) to G-2, Japanese Liaison - Results of Trials

1242 Geneva Red Cross Conventions and prisoner of war Conventions

1242 Indices to Law Briefs, December 1945-May 1948

1242 Japanese Liaison, G-2, October 1948-March 1950

1242 Japanese War Crimes Suspects (List), October 1945

1242 Japanese War Crimes Suspects Added to List between 1 October 1945 and Dec. 

1945 (Supplement List)

1242 Journal for Correspondence to & from Japanese Liaison, #451-21340 (January 

1946-September 1951)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1232: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 745

Box Subject

1242 Law Belligerent Occupation, June 1944

1242 League of Nations, Index to the Minutes of the Sessions of the Council (1920)

1242 Letter from IJG to LS, June 1948-March 1950

1242 Potsdam Declaration - Photostats thereof

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Eighth Session of the Council of the League of Nations Held 

in San Sebastian, from July 30th to August 5th, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Eleventh Session of the Council, Held at Geneva, Fourteenth 

November to Eighteenth December, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Fifth Session of the Council of the League of Nations Held in 

Rome from 14th to 19th May, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the First Meeting of the Second Session of the Council of the 

League of Nations Held in London at St. James’ Palace on Wednesday, 11th 

February, 1920, at 12 Noon

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Fourth Session of the Council of the League of Nations Held 

in Paris on 9th, 10th, 11th April, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Ninth Session of the Council of the League of Nations Held in 

Paris from 16th to 20th September, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Seventh Session of the Council of the League of Nations Held 

in London at St. James’ Palace, from 9th to 12th July, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Sixth Session of the Council of the League of Nations Held in 

London on 14th and 16th June, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Tenth Session of the Council Held in Brussels, 20th October, 

1920 - 28th October, 1920

1242 Proces-Verbal of the Third Session of the Council of the League of Nations Held in 

Paris on 12th and 13th March, 1920

1242 Public Relations Informational Summary, No. 73 to No. 562

1242 Sign Out Roster

1242 Sino-Japanese Dispute (Report Adopted on February 24, 1933, by the Assembly of 

the League of Nations)

1242 State Department Correspondence re American Prisoners of war in Japan (Hull), 

December 1941-November 1945

1242 To Manila WCB, November 1945-July 1949

1242 Verbatim Report of the Sixth Meeting of the Second Session of the Council of the 

League of Nations Held in London at St. James’ Palace, on Friday, 13th February, 

1920 at 12 Noon

1242 Verbatim Report of the Sixth Meeting of the Second Session of the Council of the 

League of Nations Held in London at St. James’ Palace, on Friday, 13th February, 

1920 at 3.30 p.m.

1243 Correspondence File to Japanese Liaison, File #TT, Nos. 21221 thru 21346

1243 Journal for Correspondence to and from Japanese Liaison, Nos. 12501 thru 21340

1243 Journal for Correspondence to and from Japanese Liaison, Nos. 2007 thru 12500

1243 Legal Papers, Extra Copies, June 1945-June 1948

1243 List of Papers Received from Swiss Legation

1243 Manila Roster, March 1947-December 1949

1243 Prison Roster, Tokyo Camp #8 (Hitachi)

1244 From: Japanese Liaison, September 1949-July 1951

1244 Miscellaneous Secret and Confidential Matter, November 1945-March 1946

1244 No Title, June 1947

1244 No Title, March 1948-August 1948

1244 Prosecution Daily Reports, June 1947-September 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1232: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 746

Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1247)

Boxes 1282-1283 location: 290/11/31/07

Box Subject

1282 Appeals and Post Judgement-Remedies in Japanese Criminal Law, R & A No. 3308, 

September 1945

1282 Detained Japanese Perpetrators, October 1945

1282 Full Translation of a Volume of Documents Concerning the Tokyo prisoner of war 

internment camp: Camp History Summary of Health Conditions, etc., Seized at the 

Home of Numajiri, Shigeru

1282 Laws, Ordinances, Regulations, Book III

1282 The Japanese Executive: Structure and Functions, R & A No. 3404, October 1945

1283 Airmen Certificate - Black, Stanley C., September 1947

1283 Airmen Certificate - Brown, Billy J., May 1945-September 1947

1283 Airmen Certificate - Byron H. Brewer, February 1948

1283 Airmen Certificate - George A. Huck, February 1948

1283 Airmen Certificate - Lambert, John Y., September 1947

1283 Airmen Certificate - Robert C. Neal, February 1948

1283 Airmen Certificate - Weldon Dyess, February 1948

1283 Airmen Certificate, September 1947

1283 Japanese List

1283 Japanese List, August 1945-October 1945

1283 Japanese Perpetrators, Supplementary List No. 1, November 1945

1283 MACR - Bonner, Guy L. July 1945

1283 MACR - George A. Huck & Crew, August 1945

1283 MACR - Hewitt, James E., July 1945

1283 MACR - McKillip, James W., May 1945

1283 MACR [Missing Air Crew Report] May 1945-February 1948. [The information 

contained in a typical MACR includes a date, time, and location that the crew and 

aircraft were last seen or reported missing from the formation.]

1283 MACR, May 1945

1283 MACR, May 1945

1283 Ministry of Justice, October 1945

1283 News File, November 1945-December 1945

1283 Perpetrators, October 1945

1283 Perpetrators, Supplementary List No. 2, November 1945

1283 Perpetrators, Supplementary List, October 1945

1283 Semba’s Sea Water Reports with Scanned Interpretations

Miscellaneous Subject File 1942-1948 (0331-UD-1253)

Boxes 1296-1297 location: 290/11/32/05

Box Subject

1296 Bataan Death March - Trial File, August 1942-June 1948 (4 folders)

1296 Camp O’Donnell - Death Reports, 1942

1296 Imoto, July 1943-October 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1253: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1942-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 747

Box Subject

1296 Imoto, September 1945-October 1947

1296 List of prisoners of war in Philippines, Vols. I-VI (A-Z, 742 pp.

1296 No Title, June 1945-August 1947

1296 PACMIRS Doc. 1777 re: Philippine prisoner of war camps, Nov. 1943-February 

1946

1296 Statements - Imoto, Keita

1296 Statements - Matsumoto, April 1947, August 1947

1296 Trial File - Pasay School, December 1942-October 1946

1297 Diary - Eugene Forquer, December 1942-October 1944

1297 Father Leo Poirier, February 1948

1297 Fukunaga, February 1948

1297 Fukunaga, Kiyozo, 2 folders January-February 1948

1297 Fukunaga/Le Blanc, February 1948

1297 Japanese Monthly Reports on Internment Camps, January 1944-November 1944

1297 Kobayashi, Kuniomi, January 1948

1297 Las Pinas prisoner of war camp, March 1945-January 1947

1297 Las Pinas, May 1945-October 1946

1297 Mikami File

1297 Mikami, Yasuji, 4 folders June, November-December 1947-January 1948

1297 No Title

1297 PACMIRS #2776 (a-b), December 1944-January 1945

1297 PACMIRS Document #2740, December 1944

1297 Photo and Translation - Mr. Leo Poirier, December 1947

1297 Photo and Translation - Mr. Omer Le Blanc, December 1947

1297 Pilgrimage to Pikit, November 1947

1297 Statement - Fukunaga, February 1948

1297 Statement - Fukunaga, February 1948

1297 Statement - Honorato Flores, December 1947

1297 Statement - Jose Cuevas, December 1947

1297 Statement - Narcisco Bisanez, December 1947

1297 Statement - Nemisio Garcia, December 1947

1297 Statement of Mikami, 3 folders December 1947-January 1948

Miscellaneous Subject File 1946-1948 (0331-UD-1254)

Box 1298 location: 290/11/32/06

Box Subject

1298 American prisoners of war in Manila, June 1947

1298 Daily Bulletins, November 1947-May 1948

1298 Duty Roster, May 1947-May 1948

1298 Eighth Army Procedure, February 1946, January 1947

1298 Extensions of Tour of Duty, March 1947-November 1947

1298 From Administration to Philippine Section, May 1947-August 1947

1298 From Liaison Office to Philippine Section, June 1947-September 1947

1298 From Philippine Division to Col. Carpenter, June 1947-March 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1254; Miscellaneous Subject File, 1946-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 748

Box Subject

1298 From Philippine Division to Prosecution Section, May 1948

1298 From Philippine Division to Public Relations, July 1947

1298 Investigation Division - Closed Reports, March 1948-April 1948

1298 Letter - 5 December and Amendment, December 1945, December 1946

1298 List of War Criminals

1298 No Title, October 1947

1298 Philippine Section to Administration, June 1947-February 1948

1298 Philippine Section to Apprehension, May 1947-July 1947

1298 Philippine Section to Chief Prosecution, March 1947-May 1948

1298 Philippine Section to Executive Office, June 1947-March 1948

1298 Philippine Section to Liaison Office, June 1947-February 1948 (2 folders)

1298 Press Releases, November 1947

1298 Request for Witness, July 1947-November 1947

1298 Statistical to Administration, September 1947-March 1948

1298 Supplies - Office Equipment, May 1947-February 1948

1298 Witnesses in Tokyo, June 1947-November 1947

Formerly Top Secret Administrative Correspondence 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1901)

Box 1 location: 290/24/02/03

Box Subject

1 Administrative Correspondence

1 Annex No. 12 to Operations Instructions No. 4

1 Outgoing Radios (Folder No. 2)

1 Top Secret, File No. 1 - Covering the Period from 1 September 1945 thru 19 January 

1946

1 Top Secret, File No. 1 - Covering the Period from 20 January 1946 to 3 August 1948

1 Top Secret, File No. 1 - Covering the Period from 4 August 1948

Area Case Files 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1189) 

Boxes 919-991 location: 290/11/09/03

Box 919

Policy Circular File, January 1947-November 1948

List of Files Pertaining to Areas Outside of Japan

Area Case Files: Bo-251

Area Case Files: Bo-252

Area Case Files: Ca-0

Area Case Files: Ca-251

Aea Case Files: Ca-252

Area Case Files: Ch-0

Area Case Files: Ch-1

Area Case Files: Ch-2, Ch-3

Area Case Files: Ch-4

Area Case Files: Ch-5

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 749

Area Case Files: Ch-6

Area Case Files: Ch-7, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Ch-7, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Ch-8

Area Case Files: Ch-9

Area Case Files: Ch-10

Area Case Files: Ch-101, Ch-102, Ch-103, Ch-104, Ch-105, Ch-106, Ch-107, Ch-108, Ch109, Ch-151, Ch-152, Ch-153

Area Case Files: Ch-154, 155, 156, 157

Area Case Files: Ch-201

Area Case Files: Ch-202, 251, 252, 253, 254, 256, 257

Area Case Files: Fo-2

Area Case Files: Fo-3

Area Case Files: Fo-4, 5

Area Case Files: Fo-6

Area Case Files: Fo-7

Area Case Files: Fo-8, 9, 10

Area Case Files: Fo-11

Area Case Files: Fo-151, 201, 251, 252, 253

Area Case Files: Fo-254

Area Case Files: Fo-255

Area Case Files: Fo-256

Area Case Files: Fu-Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-0, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Fu-0, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Fu-1

Box 920

Area Case Files: Fu-2, Fukuoka prisoner of war camp, Name List

Area Case Files: Fu-2, British Affidavits

Area Case Files: Fu-2, Vol. 1, A-N

Area Case Files: Fu-2, Vol. 2, M-W

Area Case Files: Fu-2, Vol. 3

Area Case Files: Fu-2, Vol. 4

Area Case Files: Fu-2, Vol. 1, A-G

Area Case Files: Fu-3, Vol. 2, H-R

Area Case Files: Fu-3, Vol. 3, S-Z

Area Case Files: Fu-3, Vol. 4, Miscellaneous Information

Box 921

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 1, A-B

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 2, C-E

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 3, F-H

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 4, I-Mc

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 5, Ma-P

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 750

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 6, R-S

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 7, T-Z

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 8, Japanese Affidavits

Area Case Files: Fu-4, Vol. 9, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Fu-5, Vol. 1, B-H

Box 922

Area Case Files: Fu-5, Moji, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Fu-5, Vol. 3, Moji Investigation Reports File

Area Case Files: Fu-5, Vol. 4

Area Case Files: Fu-5, Vol. 4

Area Case Files: Fu-6, Vol. 1, A-V

Area Case Files: Fu-6, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-6, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-7, Vol. 1, Fukuoka, Kyushu, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-7, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Fu-7, Vol. 3

Area Case Files: Fu-7, Vol. 4

Area Case Files: Fu-8

Box 923

Area Case Files: Fu-9, Vol. 1, A-G

Area Case Files: Fu-9, Vol. 2, H-W

Area Case Files: Fu-9, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-9, Vol. 4, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-11, Nagasaki #14-B (O-35)

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 1, A-B

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 2, B-C

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 3, D-G

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 4, G-J

Box 924

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 5, K-N

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 6, O-R

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 7, R-S

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Japanese Affidavits

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Vol. 8

Area Case Files: Fu-12, Japanese Documents, Photographs

Box 925

Area Case Files: Fu-13, Vol. 1, A-B

Area Case Files: Fu-13, Vol. 2, C-F

Area Case Files: Fu-13, Vol. 3, G-L

Area Case Files: Fu-13, Vol. 4, M-S

Area Case Files: Fu-13, Vol. 5, T-V

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 751

Area Case Files: Fu-13, Vol. 6, Additional Affidavits, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-13, Vol. 6, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Fu-14, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Fu-15, Vol. 1, A-Y

Area Case Files: Fu-15, Vol. 2, Miscellany

Box 926

Area Case Files: Fu-16, Vol. 1, A-F

Area Case Files: Fu-16, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Fu-16, Vol. 3

Area Case Files: Fu-16, Vol. 4

Area Case Files: Fu-16, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-17

Area Case Files: Fu-17, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Fu-18, Vol. 1, A-W

Area Case Files: Fu-18, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-18, Vol. 3, Pictures

Box 927

Area Case Files: Fu-19, Investigation Teams Report on Camp #26

Area Case Files: Fu-20, Affidavit and Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fu-21, Vol. 1, Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Fu-22

Area Case Files: Fu-23

Area Case Files: Fu-24, Vol. 1, A-M

Area Case Files: Fu-24, Vol. 2, N-W

Area Case Files: Fu-25, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Fu-26, Beppu (J-43)

Area Case Files: Fu-101, Sawai-Cho Apts (Nagasaki) (J-8)

Area Case Files: Fu-151, General Information of Miyazaki District Kempei Tai, Headquarters

Fukuoka prisoner of war camps Personnel Rosters (Camps That Have Not Been Opened)

Area Case Files: Fu-201, Kokura Army Hospital (L-99)

Area Case Files: Fu-201, Kokura Army Hospital (L-99)

Area Case Files: Fu-202: Moji Military Hospital (M-33)

Area Case Files: Fu-251, Parachutists Captured by Civilians, Severely Beaten (J-83)

Area Case Files: Fu-252, Beatings of B-29 Airman at Yawata, Kyushu

Area Case Files: Fu-253

Area Case Files: Fu-254, Removal of Red Cross Supplies While Enroute from Moji to 

Asarufawa Copper Mine Camp 8-B

Area Case Files: Fu-255, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Fu-256

Box 928

Area Case Files: Fu-257, Murder of U.S. Airmen after B-29 Crash at Kumamoto-Ken, 

Takeda Town, 5 May 1945

Area Case Files: Fu-258, Murder of Prisoners of war at Fukuoka City, Kyushu, by Members 

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 752

of the Japanese Western Army Headquarters

Area Case Files: Fukuoka Area, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Fukuoka Area, Kokura Army Hospital and Kiyomizu Branch (Photos)

Area Case Files: Fukuoka Area, Kokura Military Hospital

Area Case Files: Gi-251, Prisoners Killed, Tarawa & Betio Atrocities

Area Case Files: Gi-252

Area Case Files: Ha-0, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Ha-0, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Ha-1, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Ha-1, Vol. 1, A-K

Area Case Files: Ha-1, Vol. 2, L-Z

Area Case Files: Ha-2, Vol. 1, A-H

Area Case Files: Ha-2, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Ha-2, Miscellaneous

Box 929

Area Case Files: Ha-3, Vol. 1, A-H

Area Case Files: Ha-3, Vol. 2, J-Z

Area Case Files: Ha-3, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Ha-4, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Ha-4

Area Case Files: Ha-5, Vol. 1, A-K

Area Case Files: Ha-5, Vol. 2, L-Y

Area Case Files: Ha-5, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Ha-6

Area Case Files: Ha-7

Area Case Files: Ha-8, Vol. 1, B-Z

Area Case Files: Ha-9, Muroran, (M-68), Vol. 1, A-G

Box 930

Area Case Files: Ha-9, Vol. 2, H-M

Area Case Files: Ha-9, Vol. 3, N-Z

Area Case Files: Ha-9, Vol. 4, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Ha-10

Area Case Files: Ha-11

Area Case Files: Ha-151

Area Case Files: Ha-152, Northern Army Headquarters’ prisoner of war camp, Sapporo (L-73)

Area Case Files: Ha-251

Area Case Files: Hi-0, Hiroshima Area

Area Case Files: Hiroshima Area, Pictures

No Title

Area Case Files: Hi-1

Area Case Files: Hi-1, Hiroshima Camp, Name List

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Camp Roster

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 753

Box 931

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Zentsuji #1-B (J-10) Vol. 1, A-B

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Zentsuji, Vol. 2, C-F

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Zentsuji, Vol. 3, G-K

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Zentsuji, Vol. 4, L-O

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Additional Affidavits, Testimony

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Notebook of Captain Samuel A. Goldblith, 0-391719, CE 

(Photographic Copy)

Australian War Crimes Board of Inquiry

Box 932

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Zentsuji, Vol. 5, P-T

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Zentsuji, Vol. 6, U-Y

Area Case Files: Hi-2, Miscellaneous (2 folders)

Area Case Files: Hi-3, Niihama, Vol. 1, A-L

Area Case Files: Hi-3, Niihama, Vol. 2, M-Z

Area Case Files: Hi-4, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Hi-5, Mukaishima, Vol. 1, A-Y

Area Case Files: Hi-5, Mukaishima, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Hi-5, Mukaishima, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous

Box 933

Area Case Files: Hi-6, Vol. 1, B-K

Area Case Files: Hi-6, Vol. 2, L-Z, British Affidavits

Area Case Files: Hi-6, Vol. 3, Innoshima

Area Case Files: Hi-6, Vol. 4, A-K, British Affidavits, Photostat Copies

Area Case Files: Hi-7, Vol. 1, A-C

Area Case Files: Hi-7, Vol. 2, D-H

Area Case Files: Hi-7, Vol. 3, I-K

Area Case Files: Hi-7, Vol. 4, L-M

Area Case Files: Hi-7, Vol. 5, N-R

Box 934

Area Case Files: Hi-7, Vol. 6, S-Z

Area Case Files: Hi-7, Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Hi-8, Vol. 1, A-G

Area Case Files: Hi-8, Vol. 2, H-Y

Area Case Files: Hi-8, Ube, Vol. 3

Area Case Files: Hi-8, Vol. 4

Area Case Files: Hi-9, Motoyama, Vols. 1 and 2

Box 935

Area Case Files: Hi-9, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Hi-9, Vol. 4, Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Hi-9, Motoyama prisoner of war camp Report, Part 2

Area Case Files: Hi-10, Vol. 1, A-L

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 754

Area Case Files: Hi-10, Vol. 2, M-W

Area Case Files: Hi-10, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Hi-11, (O-34)

Area Case Files: Hi-12, Chinese Labor Camp at Tonaru, Ehime-Ken

Area Case Files: Hi-101, Miyoshi Internment Camp

Area Case Files: Hi-151, Investigation Report of Kure Prison Camp

Area Case Files: Hi-151, Kure Naval Prison

Area Case Files: Hi-152, Torturing of Cpl. Robert A. Newton

Area Case Files: Hi-201, Shimonoseki Quarantine Station

Area Case Files: Hi-202

Area Case Files: Hi-251, Ofuna, Shikoku Island

Area Case Files: Hi-252, Fukugawa, Hiroshima-Ken

Area Case Files: Hi-253, B-24 Crash, 28 July 1945 at Yamaguchi-Ken

Area Case Files: Hi-254, Kempei Tai Beatings of Dutch Prisoners of war from Isoura Camp, 

Niihama, Ehime-Ken

Area Case Files: HS-0, Vol. 1, General Information

Area Case Files: HS-1, Torpedo & Sinking of S.S. Richard Hovey 

Area Case Files: HS-2, Sinking of S.S. Ascot

Area Case Files: HS-3, Torpedo & Sinking of S.S. British Chivalry

Area Case Files: HS-4, Torpedo & Sinking of S.S. Daisy Moller

Box 936

Area Case Files: HS-5, Vol. 1, A-W

Area Case Files: HS-5, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: HS-5

Area Case Files: HS-6, Torpedoing & Sinking of S.S. Nancy Moller

Area Case Files: HS-7, S.S. Scotia, Additional Information on Signed-Out File

Area Case Files: HS-8, S.S. Sutlej

Area Case Files: HS-9, Torpedoing & Sinking of S.S. Tjisalak

Area Case Files: HS-10, Mistreatment of Captured Personnel Aboard Unknown Japanese 

Destroyer

Area Case Files: HS-11

Area Case Files: HS-12, Mistreatment Aboard Japanese Destroyer Mikazuki (DE-34)

Area Case Files: HS-13, Investigation Division Case No. 583

Area Case Files: HS-14, Vol. 1, Tamaboko-Maru, Investigation Division Case No. 373

Area Case Files: HS-14, Vol. 2, Tamaboko-Maru

Area Case Files: HS-15, Japanese Cruiser

Area Case Files: HS-16, U.S.S. Grenadier

Box 937

Area Case Files: HS-17

Area Case Files: HS-18

Area Case Files: HS-19, Vol. 1, Mistreatment of Ensign Wiley M. Hunt Aboard Japanese 

Cruiser Around June 1942 Off Dutch Harbor

Area Case Files: HS-20, S.S. William K. Vanderbilt

Area Case Files: HS-21, S.S. John Johnson

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 755

Area Case Files: HS-22, Sinking of Hoegh Silverdawn, June 15, 1943

Area Case Files: HS-23

Area Case Files: HS-24, S.S. Ocean Vintage

Area Case Files: HS-25, S.S. Montebello

Area Case Files: Ko-0, Vol. 1, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Ko-0, Vol. 2, Japanese Affidavits

Area Case Files: Ko-0, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Ko-2

Area Case Files: Ko-3, Additional Affidavits

Area Case Files: Ko-4

Area Case Files: Ko-5, Keijo prisoner of war camp, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Ko-5, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Ko-5, Miscellaneous

The Case of General Yamashita: A Memorandum by Courtney Whitney, Brigadier General, 

U.S. Army, Chief, Government Section

Area Case Files: Ko-6, Vol. 1, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Ko-6, Konan prisoner of war camp, Vol. 1

Box 938

Area Case Files: Ko-152, Vol. 1, Ryusan Police Station Korea (K-86)

Area Case Files: Ko-153

Area Case Files: Ko-201

Area Case Files: Ko-252

Area Case Files: Ko-253, Yongsan Police Station, Renier [Empty Folder]

No Title

Area Case Files: Ko-7, Ko-154, Ko-155, Ko-251

Area Case Files: Ku-251, Beating of 3 U.S. prisoners of war at Paromoshiri, Kuriles Island, 

19 May 1945

Area Case Files: Additional Information on Signed out File [Empty Folder]

Area Case Files: Additional Information on Signed out File

Area Case Files: Ku-252

Area Case Files: Magia-1

Area Case Files: Man-0, Manchukuo prisoner of war camps, General

Area Case Files: Man-1, prisoner of war camp - Chang Chui Tui of Cheng Shia Tun, Ching 

Chaiten-Manchuria (I-98)

Area Case Files: Man-2, Internment Under Improper Conditions of Carroll Hubert at Hsian, 

Manchuria prisoner of war camp (I-71)

Area Case Files: Man-4, Vol. 1, A-W

Area Case Files: Man-4, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Man-5, Internment Under Improper Conditions of Carroll Hubert at 

Taihoku, Manchuria prisoner of war camp (I-69)

Area Case Files: Man-101

Area Case Files: Man-151

Area Case Files: Man-152

Area Case Files: Man-251

Area Case Files: Marcus-251, Beating of U.S. Flyers on Marcus Island, 4 September 1943

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 756

Area Case Files: Takano, Iwao, Lt [Empty Folder]

Area Case Files: Mar-0

Area Case Files: Mar-1, Guam prisoner of war camp (J-80)

Area Case Files: Mar-3, prisoner of war camp Agana, Guam

Area Case Files: Mar-251, Killing of Two Unidentified Fliers on Saipan Island (K-10)

Area Case Files: Mar-252, Exposures to Danger of Gunfire of the U.S. prisoners of war at 

Dunkus Beach, 10 December 1941

Area Case Files: Mars-0, Extract Taken from Captured Japanese Diary at Kwajalein

Area Case Files: Mars-251

Area Case Files: Mars-252, Kwajalein, Marshall Island

Area Case Files: Mars-253, Jalvit Island, Beating of Captain Tinker

Area Case Files: Na-0

Area Case Files: Na-1

Area Case Files: Na-1, Nagoya prisoner of war camp Name List

Area Case Files: A General List of prisoner of war camps

Area Case Files: Na-1, Roster, Nagoya prisoner of war sub-camp No. 1

Area Case Files: Funatsu, The Name List of prisoner of war, Nagoya prisoner of war subcamp No. 3

Area Case Files: Na-1, Roster, Nagoya prisoner of war sub-camp No. 5

Area Case Files: Roster of All Japanese Personnel on Duty at Nagoya prisoner of war camp

Area Case Files: Na-1

Box 939

Area Case Files: Na-2, Kamioka Camp, Vol. 1, A-D

Area Case Files: Na-2, Kamioka Camp, Vol. 2, E-K

Area Case Files: Na-2, Kamioka Camp, Vol. 3, L-O

Area Case Files: Na-2, Kamioka Camp, Vol. 4, P-Sm

Area Case Files: Na-2, Kamioka Camp, Vol. 5, So-Y

Area Case Files: Na-2, Kamioka Camp, Vol. 6, Miscellaneous Material (Death Certificates, 

Japanese Statements & Investigation Reports)

Area Case Files: Na-2, Kamioka Camp, Vol. 7, Miscellaneous Material (Death Certificates, 

Japanese Statements & Investigation Reports)

Area Case Files: Na-3, Narumi, Vol. 1, American Affidavits, A-C

Box 940

Area Case Files: Na-3, Narumi, Vol. 2, D-H, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-3, Narumi, Vol. 3, I-M, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-3, Narumi, Vol. 4, N-R, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-3, Narumi, Vol. 5, S-Z, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-3, Narumi, Vol. 6, A-Z, Canadian Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-3, Narumi, Vol. 7, Part 1, Japanese Statements, Memorandums, 

Extracts

Area Case Files: Na-3, Vol. 8, Part 2, Miscellaneous Informations, Pictures, Investigation 

Reports, Maps

Area Case Files: Na-4, Vol. 4, A-C

Area Case Files: Na-4, Vol. 2, D-F

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 757

Area Case Files: Na-4, Vol. 3, G-J

Area Case Files: Na-4, Vol. 4, K-L

Box 941

Area Case Files: Na-4, Vol. 5, M

Area Case Files: Na-4, Vol. 6, N-R

Area Case Files: Na-4, Vol. 7, S-Z

Area Case Files: Na-4, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Nagoya, Photographs

Area Case Files: Nagoya, Photographs

Area Case Files: Na-5, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Na-5, Vol. 2

Box 942

Area Case Files: Na-7, Takaoka Camp, Vol. 1, A-Z, Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-7, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Information (Death Certificates, Japanese 

Statements, Pictures, Roster of Na-7, and Letters)

Area Case Files: Na-8, Vol. 1, Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-8, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Documents

Area Case Files: Na-9, Toyama #8-B

Area Case Files: Na-10

Area Case Files: Na-10, Toyama Camp, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Na-11, Takaoka, Vol. 1, A-Z, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-11, Takaoka, Vol. 2, Pictures and Japanese Statements

Area Case Files: Na-11, Dutch Affidavits

Area Case Files: Na-11, Takaoka (#10-B), Vol. 3, Miscellaneous Information (Photostat 

Copies, Investigation Report, Maps, Addresses, Charges & Specifications, Check Sheets, 

Memorandum)

Box 943

Area Case Files: Na-12, Toyama (#11-B)

Area Case Files: Na-13, Treatment of Chinese Internees

Area Case Files: Na-101

Area Case Files: Na-251, Solitary Confinement of William Mackesey, Tsu, Mie-Ken (K-92)

Area Case Files: Na-252, Beating of William E. Price

Area Case Files: Na-253

Area Case Files: Na-253

Area Case Files: Na-254, Beating of American Flyers

Area Case Files: NG-0, Affidavits & Testimonies

Area Case Files: NG-0, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: NG-1, Rabaul Internment Camp, New Britain

Area Case Files: NG-2, American and British prisoners of war Murdered - Haroekoe Island, 

Ceram Island (F-32)

Area Case Files: NG-2, Indian prisoners of war Beaten and Starved to Death at Parom 

(F-33)

Area Case Files: NG-4, Indian prisoners of war Beaten and Starved to Death (F-34)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 758

Area Case Files: NG-5, Indian prisoners of war Beaten and Starved to Death at Kurringe (F-35)

Area Case Files: NG-6, 16 U.S. Aviators Maltreated at Wewak (F-36)

Area Case Files: NG-7, Kokopo, New Britain Internment Camp (J-50)

Area Case Files: NG-101, Vunapope, Civilian Internment Camp (for Half-Caste Boys)

Area Case Files: NG-151, Kempei Hqs., prisoner of war camp, Rabaul, New Britain (J-88)

Area Case Files: NG-152, Tunnel Hill Prison, Rabaul, New Britain

Area Case Files: NG-201, Mistreatment of prisoners of war & internees - Manokwari 

Hospital

Area Case Files: NG-251, Torrio Plantation, New Britain

Area Case Files: NG-252, Atrocity at Salamaua (A)

Area Case Files: NG-253, Atrocity Committed Against Capt. Thurston (G)

Area Case Files: NG-254, Atrocity Cases in Demta Area (A-22)

Area Case Files: NG-255, Muschu Island (A-24)

Area Case Files: NG-256, Atrocity Cases (A-26)

Area Case Files: NG-257, Atrocities Against American Airmen, Hollandia Area (A-27)

Area Case Files: NG-258, Madang Area (A-28)

Area Case Files: NG-259 (A-29)

Area Case Files: NG-260, Amron (A-30)

Area Case Files: NG-261, Gasmata Area (A-32)

Area Case Files: NG-262 (A-33)

Area Case Files: NG-263 (A-34)

Area Case Files: NG-264 (A-35)

Area Case Files: NG-265 (A-36)

Area Case Files: NG-265 (A-36)

Area Case Files: NG-266 (A-37)

Area Case Files: NG-267, Goya Atrocity (A-38)

Area Case Files: NG-268 (A-39)

Area Case Files: NG-269, Yakamul Village Atrocity (A-40)

Area Case Files: NG-270 (A-41)

Area Case Files: NG-271 (A-46)

Area Case Files: NG-272 (A-47)

Area Case Files: NG-273 (A-48)

Box 944

Area Case Files: NG-274, Murder of Reverend Jacob and Brother Emanuel at Wewak, New 

Guinea

Area Case Files: NG-275, Abuse of Francis Hempelman at Dimir (A-50)

Area Case Files: NG-276, Three American prisoner of war Pilots Beheaded by Japanese 

Kempei without Excuse (A-51)

Area Case Files: NG-277, Atrocity at Aitape, New Guinea, (A-57)

Area Case Files: NG-278 (A-99)

Area Case Files: NG-279, Beating to Death of Clarence C. Coffman (B-14)

Area Case Files: NG-280, Unidentified American Airman (B-15)

Area Case Files: NG-281, Persons and Units Responsible for Atrocities Committed by 

Japanese Against the Australians (C-66)

Area Case Files: NG-282 (C-93)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 759

Area Case Files: NG-283, Atrocities (C-94)

Area Case Files: NG-284, Atrocities (C-95)

Area Case Files: NG-285, Atrocities (C-96)

Area Case Files: NG-286, Atrocities (C-97)

Area Case Files: NG-287, Atrocities (C-98)

Area Case Files: NG-288, Atrocities (C-99)

Area Case Files: NG-289, Atrocities (C-100)

Area Case Files: NG-290, Victim Shot on Order (D-2)

Area Case Files: NG-291, Beheading of American Pilot

Area Case Files: NG-292, Japanese Behead American Aviators (D-6)

Area Case Files: NG-293, Specific Incidents, Execution & Beheading of Javanese by 

Japanese (D-1)

Area Case Files: NG-294, Beheading American Airmen, Kariru (D-7)

Area Case Files: NG-295, Japanese Behead American Aviator, Kariru (D-8)

Area Case Files: NG-296, Beheading of American Airmen, Rabaul (D-9)

Area Case Files: NG-297 (D-10)

Area Case Files: NG-298, Missionaries Mistreated in New Guinea (D-11)

Area Case Files: NG-299, Beaten, Shot, All Finally Killed, One Beheaded After Death (D12)

Area Case Files: NG-300 (D-13)

Area Case Files: NG-301 (D-14)

Area Case Files: NG-301

Area Case Files: NG-302 (D-16)

Area Case Files: NG-303, Killing and Bayoneting of Litter Cases (D-28)

Area Case Files: NG-304, American Fliers Murdered (D-31)

Area Case Files: NG-305, American Flier Murdered (D-32)

Area Case Files: NG-306, Atrocities (D-37)

Area Case Files: NG-307, Atrocities (F-29)

Area Case Files: NG-308, Australian Pilot Beheaded (F-40)

Area Case Files: NG-309, Bayonetting and Beheading of 20 Indians and Indonesians - 

Wewak (F-42)

Area Case Files: NG-310, Murder of Javanese Coolies by Japanese, Noemfoor (F-57)

Area Case Files: NG-311, Cannibalism at Biak Islands - August 1944 (F-59)

Area Case Files: NG-312, Cannibalism at Biak (F-60)

Area Case Files: NG-313, Mutilated Japanese Body (F-61)

Area Case Files: NG-314, Cannibalism in the Admiralty Islands (F-62)

Area Case Files: NG-315, Cannibalism, Guhu (F-63)

Area Case Files: NG-316 (F-64)

Area Case Files: NG-317, Atrocities, Noemfoor (F-77)

Area Case Files: NG-318, Killing of Native - Viru Islands (G-9)

Area Case Files: NG-319, Decapitation of American and Native (G-10)

Area Case Files: Kicking to Death of 3 Javanese by Japanese - Noemfoor (G-11)

Area Case Files: NG-321, Torture Death of 2 Javanese - Noemfoor (G-12)

Area Case Files: NG-322, Decapitation of Coolies, Noemfoor (G-16)

Area Case Files: NG-323, Decapitation of 4 Javanese at Noemfoor (G-19)

Area Case Files: NG-324, Bayonetting of 2 Javanese, Noemfoor (G-20)

Area Case Files: NG-325, Execution of a Kanaka, Kavieng (G-30)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 760

Area Case Files: NG-326, Killing of Australian Prisoners (N-92)

Area Case Files: NG-327, NG-328, NG-329

Area Case Files: NG-330, Murder of Capt. Silverman at Rabaul (J-27)

Area Case Files: NG-331, Murder of Capt. Travers at Rabaul (J-28)

Area Case Files: NG-332, Murder of Lt. Henry at Rabaul (J-33)

Area Case Files: NG-333, Atrocities in Babo Area, Dutch New Guinea (J-47)

Area Case Files: NG-334 (L-39)

Area Case Files: NG-335 (M-24)

Area Case Files: NG-336 (N-12)

Area Case Files: NG-337, Atrocities (N-21)

Area Case Files: NG-338, Cape Gloucester (N-74)

Area Case Files: NG-339 (N-75)

Area Case Files: NG-340 (N-76)

Area Case Files: NG-341 (N-77)

Area Case Files: NG-342, Execution of Australian Coast Watcher at Tsurubu (G-29)

Area Case Files: NG-343, Execution of 2 American prisoners of war, Basa (G-31)

Area Case Files: NG-334, Execution of prisoners of war, Giruwa (G-32)

Area Case Files: NG-345, Execution of prisoner of war, Cape Markus (G-33)

Area Case Files: NG-346 (G-34)

Area Case Files: NG-347, Misuse of Flag of Truce Bingap Creek and Cape Ginga (G-35)

Area Case Files: NG-348, Cannibalism, Kumusi River (G-37)

Area Case Files: NG-349, Rape of Chinese, Lae (G-40)

Box 945

Area Case Files: NG-350, Cannibalism - Various Localities - Interrogation Report #598 

(G-41)

Area Case Files: NG-351, Execution of Chinese, Rabaul (G-53)

Area Case Files: NG-352, Cannibalism - Biak Island - Nishihara Unit (G-63)

Area Case Files: NG-353, Cannibalism - Biak Island - Hayashi Unit (G-68)

Area Case Files: NG-354, Imprisonment, Torture & Murders by Kobayashi, Yuda and Suzuki 

(I-37)

Area Case Files: NG-355, Mistreatment of Natives, Tanameral Bay District (I-91)

Area Case Files: NG-356, Mistreatment & Murder of Missionaries at But, Wewak (G-13)

Area Case Files: NG-357, Mistreatment of Father Manion (G-14)

Area Case Files: NG-358, Plunder of Mission, Alexishafen (G-15)

Area Case Files: NG-359, Possible Execution of 2 Airmen at Hollandia (G-17)

Area Case Files: NG-360, Decapitation of 3 Javanese for Stealing, Manokwari, (G-18)

Area Case Files: NG-361, Instruction as to Killing of prisoners of war, Hollandia (G-21)

Area Case Files: NG-362, Instruction of Gas, Los Negros (G-22)

Area Case Files: NG-363, Cannibalism (G-23)

Area Case Files: NG-364, Murder of Australian prisoner of war, Tanamerah (G-24)

Area Case Files: NG-365, Murder of Australian prisoner of war, Buna (G-25)

Area Case Files: NG-366, Execution of Natives in Lae (G-26)

Area Case Files: NG-367, Execution of Alleged Spies, Salamana (G-27)

Area Case Files: NG-369 (G-28)

Area Case Files: NG-370, Cannibalism - Noemfoor (G-67)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 761

Area Case Files: NG-371, Rabaul Area

Area Case Files: NG-372, American Airman Shot Down Between Memo & Skoffro

Area Case Files: NG-373, Beheading of American Airman

Area Case Files: NG-374

Area Case Files: NG-375, Bayonetting of Native at Bosack Village

Area Case Files: NG-376, Interrogation of 8 prisoners of war by Japanese

Area Case Files: NG-377, Capture of 1 Officer and 8 Enlisted Men at Kopar

Area Case Files: NG-378, Beating of U.S. prisoners of war at Talasea

Area Case Files: NG-379, Killing of 3 Missionaries, One Man, Two Women, Finchhaven

Area Case Files: NG-380, Killing of Four Airmen at Kairir Island

Area Case Files: NG-381, Beheading of Mrs. Becker

Area Case Files: NG-382, Massacre of Milne Bay (N-59)

Area Case Files: NG-383, Japanese Bombed Australian Medical Dressing Station, Which 

Was Completely Marked (M-91)

Area Case Files: NG-384, Killing of Natives, Kaiapit (M-95)

Area Case Files: NG-385, Cannibalism - Gona (M-93)

Area Case Files: NG-386, Killing of Wounded - Gona Beach (M-94)

Area Case Files: NG-387, Affidavits - Execution of Two prisoners of war at Sarmi

Area Case Files: NG-388

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-0

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-1

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-3-15 (9 folders)

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-101, 102

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-151, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-151, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Documents

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-152, 153

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-251 thru Netherlands East Indies-259

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-260, Ambon, Bayonetting of 60 Australian 

prisoners of war

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-261 thru Netherlands East Indies-273

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-274, Murder of 3 by Captain Umino, Pontianak 

Area, Dutch Borneo

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-275, 276, 277, 278, 279

Area Case Files: Netherlands East Indies-280

Box 946

Area Case Files: Os-0, Information of Osaka prisoner of war, Testimony of Hiroyuki Morita

Area Case Files: Os-0, Vol. 1, A-S

Area Case Files: Os-0, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Osaka prisoner of war camp Name List, As of August 15, 1945

Area Case Files: Os-1

Area Case Files: Os-1, A-Z

Area Case Files: Os-1

Area Case Files: Os-2, Vol. 1, A-F

Area Case Files: Os-2, Vol. 2, G-Z

Area Case Files: Os-3

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 762

Area Case Files: Os-5

Area Case Files: Os-6, Vol. 1, A-G

Area Case Files: Os-6, Vol. 2, H-Y

Area Case Files: Os-6, Vol. 3, Tsuruga, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Os-7, Akenobe (J-25)

Box 947

Area Case Files: Os-8

Area Case Files: Os-9, Investigation Report on Osaka Camp #8, Noda

Area Case Files: Os-10, Vol. 1, A-O

Area Case Files: Os-10, Vol. 2, P-Z

Area Case Files: Os-10

Area Case Files: Os-11, Maibara (F-80)

Area Case Files: Os-13, Vol. 1, A-C

Area Case Files: Os-13, Vol. 2, D-H

Area Case Files: Os-13, Vol. 3, I-M

Box 948

Area Case Files: Os-13, Vol. 4, N-Sl

Area Case Files: Os-13, Vol. 5, Sm-Z

Area Case Files: Os-13, Vol. 6, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Os-14, Umeda Bunsho, Vol. 1, A-B, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Os-14, Vol. 2, C-H

Area Case Files: Os-14, Vol. 3, I-M

Area Case Files: Os-14, Vol. 4, N-R

Area Case Files: Os-14, Vol. 5, S-Y

Area Case Files: Os-14, Japanese Affidavits

Box 949

Area Case Files: Os-14

Area Case Files: Os-14, Vol. 6, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Os-14, Osaka prisoner of war camp, Umeda 2nd Hakensho

Area Case Files: Os-15, Vol. 1, A-E

Area Case Files: Os-15, Vol. 2, F-M

Area Case Files: Os-15, Vol. 3, N-Y

Area Case Files: Os-15, Vol. 4, Canadian Affidavits, A-L

Area Case Files: Os-15, Vol. 5, Canadian Affidavits, M-W

Area Case Files: Os-15, Vol. 6, Miscellaneous

Box 950

Area Case Files: Os-16, #10-D (L-18)

Area Case Files: Os-19, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Os-20, Vol. 1, A-C

Area Case Files: Os-20, Vol. 2, D-G

Area Case Files: Os-20, Vol. 3, H-K

Area Case Files: Os-20, Vol. 4, L-P

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 763

Area Case Files: Os-20, Vol. 5, R-S

Area Case Files: Os-20, Vol. 6

Area Case Files: Os-20, Vol. 7, Miscellaneous

Box 951

Area Case Files: Os-21, Vol. 1, A-Be

Area Case Files: Os-21, Vol. 2, C-L

Area Case Files: Os-21, Vol. 3, M-R

Area Case Files: Os-21, Vol. 4, S-Z

Area Case Files: Os-21, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Os-22, Vol. 1, A-F

Area Case Files: Os-22, Vol. 2, G-L

Area Case Files: Os-22, Vol. 3, M-Y

Area Case Files: Os-23

Area Case Files: Os-24

Area Case Files: Os-24

Area Case Files: Os-25, A-Z

Box 952

Area Case Files: Os-26, Vol. 1, A-B

Area Case Files: Os-26, Vol. 2, C-D

Area Case Files: Os-26, Vol. 3, E-I

Area Case Files: Os-26, Vol. 4, J-P

Area Case Files: Os-26, Vol. 5, R-W

Area Case Files: Os-26, Vol. 6, Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Os-26, Affidavit of Hamaguchi, Yasukichi

Area Case Files: Os 26, Report of Investigation Division, Legal Section, GHQ, SCAP on 

Yoshinari Minemoto (Report by: L.H. Barnard)

Area Case Files: Original Affidavit of Burch, Leon [Empty Folder]

Area Case Files: Japanese General

Area Case Files: Os-27, Wakinohama-Ku, Kobe prisoner of war camp, (J-76)

Area Case Files: Os-28, Vol. 1, A-C

Box 953

Area Case Files: Os-28, Vol. 2, D-K

Area Case Files: Os-28, Vol. 3, L-R

Area Case Files: Os-28, Vol. 4, S-Z

Area Case Files: Os-28, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Os-29, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Os-30, Taisho Camp, Osaka

Area Case Files: Os-31, Vol. 1, A-Z

Area Case Files: Os-32

Area Case Files: Os-33, Harima

Area Case Files: Os-34, Vol. 1, A-G

Area Case Files: Os-34, Vol. 2, H-Z

Area Case Files: Os-101

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 764

Box 954

Area Case Files: Os-102

Area Case Files: Os-103

Area Case Files: Os-104

Area Case Files: Os-105

Area Case Files: Os-106

Area Case Files: Os-151

Area Case Files: Os-152, Vol. 1, A-Z

Area Case Files: Os-152, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: Os-153, Vol. 1, Kobe Water Police Jail

Area Case Files: Os-154, Vol. 1, A-Z, Including Miscellaneous Informations

Area Case Files: Os-154, Vol. 2, Investigation Division Reports and Japanese Affidavits

Area Case Files: Os-154

Area Case Files: Os-155, Mistreatment of Civilian prisoner of war at Kempei Tai, Kobe

Area Case Files: Os-201, Vol. 1, A-Z

Area Case Files: Os-202

Area Case Files: Os-203

Area Case Files: Os-204, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Os-251, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Os-252, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Os-253, Digest of Letter from Michiaki Yamagushi, 2 January 1946

Area Case Files: Os-254, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Os-255, B-29 Lost Over Osaka Bay

Area Case Files: Os-256, B-29 Crashed in Osaka Bay, 1 Survivor Lt. James R. Price 

Murdered, 24 July 1945

Area Case Files: Os-257

Box 955

Area Case Files: Pa-0, General Information

Area Case Files: Pa-1

Area Case Files: Pa-2, Babelthuap prisoner of war camp

Area Case Files: Pa-3, Karor prisoner of war camp

Area Case Files: Pa-251, Killing of Lieutenant Kaufman at Koror

No Title

Area Case Files: Information Transferred from Location Cards

Area Case Files: PI, Philippine Island Area

Philippine Nationals Residing in Japan

Area Case Files: Prisoner of war Returnee File

Area Case Files: Ry-0, Roster of Korean prisoner of war Detachment 6

Area Case Files: Ry-1, September 1947-June 1947

Area Case Files: Ry-2, September 1945-May 1947

Area Case Files: Se-0, Name List

Area Case Files: Se-0, American and Japanese Affidavit

Area Case Files: Se-0, General Information re prisoner of war camps in Sendai Area

Area Case Files: Se-1

Area Case Files: Se-2, Vol. 1, A-E

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 765

Area Case Files: Se-2, Vol. 2, F-J, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Se-2, Vol. 3, K-P, American Affidavits

Box 956

Area Case Files: Se-2, Vol. 4, R-Y

Area Case Files: Se-2, Vol. 5, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-2, Sendai #1 (M-30), Vol. 6

Area Case Files: Se-2

Area Case Files: Se-2

Area Case Files: Se-2

Area Case Files: Se-3, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Se-3, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Se-3, Vol. 3

Area Case Files: Se-3, Vol. 4, Miscellaneous Documents

Area Case Files: Se-3, Vol. 5, Miscellaneous & Pictures

Box 957

Area Case Files: Se-4, Vols. 1-7, A-G, American Affidavits (7 folders)

Box 958

Area Case Files: Se-4, Vols. 8-13, American Affidavits, H-Z (5 folders)

Area Case Files: Se-4, Miscellaneous (Death Certificates)

Area Case Files: Se-4, Photographs

Box 959

Area Case Files: Se-5, Vol. 1, A-F

Area Case Files: Se-5, Vol. 2, E-N

Area Case Files: Se-5, Vol. 3, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Se-5, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 1, A-D

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 2, E-G

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 3, H-L

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 4, M-P

Box 960

Area Case Files: Se-6, Photographs

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 4, American Affidavits

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 5, R-U

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 6

Area Case Files: Se-6, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-6

Area Case Files: Se-6

Area Case Files: Se-6, Vol. 8, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-6, Miscellaneous (3 folders)

Area Case Files: Se-7

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 766

Area Case Files: Se-7

Area Case Files: Se-7, Miscellaneous

Box 961

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 1, A-C

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 2, D-G

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 3, H-L

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 4, M-O

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 5, P-S

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 6, T-Z

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 8, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-7, Vol. 9, Japanese Statements

Box 962

Area Case Files: Se-8, Vol. 1, B-K

Area Case Files: Se-8, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: Se-8, Vol. 3

Area Case Files: Se-8, Miscellaneous (2 folders)

Area Case Files: Se-9, Vol. 2, B

Area Case Files: Se-9, Vol. 3, C

Area Case Files: Se-9, Vol. 4, D-E

Box 963

Area Case Files: Se-9, Vols. 5-10, F-Z (6 folders)

Area Case Files: Se-9, Vol. 11, Miscellaneous Documents

Area Case Files: Se-9, Vol. 12, Photographs

Box 964

Area Case Files: Se-10, Vol. 1, Treatment of prisoners of war at Sendai (9-B)

Area Case Files: Se-10, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-11, Vol. 1-3 (3 folders)

Area Case Files: Se-12, Vol. 1, A-Z

Area Case Files: Se-12, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-13, Towaryo (Chinese) prisoner of war camp

Area Case Files: Se-14, Chinese prisoner of war camp, Chusan

Area Case Files: Se-15, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Se-101, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: Se-101, Report on the Civil Internment Camp at Fukushima, Japan and 

Part II, Report of the Camp Committee Fukushima Internment Camp, Fukushima, Japan

Area Case Files: Se-101, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Se-102, Miyagi Internment Camp

Area Case Files: Se-103, Civilian Internment Camp at Kemansai-Machi, Kazuno-Gun, AkitaKen, Japan

Area Case Files: Se-251, 4 Airmen Killed by Japanese in Mount Zoa-zan Area, August 1945

Area Case Files: Se-252, Alleged Beating of Two Allied Air-Force Pilots in Fukushima 

Prefecture on or about 12 August 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 767

Box 965

Area Case Files: So-0

Area Case Files: So-1

Area Case Files: So-251 (N-66)

Area Case Files: So-252 (N-67)

Area Case Files: So-253, Goode Killing (N-64)

Area Case Files: So-254, Eberty Killing (N-63)

Area Case Files: So-255, Prisoners Dissected (N-65)

Area Case Files: So-256, Roche Killing (N-62)

Area Case Files: So-257, Native, Beaten, Brutality and Torture (N-61)

Area Case Files: So-258, Vuzu Bayonetted at Guadalcanal to Extract Information (G-76)

Area Case Files: So-259, Bauer Strafed in the Water Between Guadalcanal and Bougainville 

(G-75)

Area Case Files: So-260, Execution of U.S. Officer, Kokumbona Area of Guadalcanal (G-8)

Area Case Files: So-261, Cannibalism at Tarlina, Bougainville (G-7)

Area Case Files: So-262, Decapitation of Frank Roach, Rorowana (G-2)

Area Case Files: So-263, Killing of Norman at Numanuma, Solomon Islands (G-4)

Area Case Files: So-264, Decapitation of U.S. Airman, Tarlina, Bougainville (G-3)

Area Case Files: So-265, Cannibalism at Guadalcanal (G-1)

Area Case Files: So-266, Prisoner of war Order to Japanese Commander, Bougainville 

(F-100)

Area Case Files: So-267 (D-34)

Area Case Files: So-268, Japanese Treatment of prisoners of war (D-33)

Area Case Files: So-269, Solomons (D-30)

Area Case Files: So-270, Shortland Harbor, Bougainville (D-27)

Area Case Files: So-271, Deceased Personnel Francis J. Boutin

Area Case Files: So-272, Logan Attacked by Zero After Bailing Out of Plane (G-74)

Area Case Files: So-273

Area Case Files: So-274, English Prisoners on Ballale

Area Case Files: Alphabetical List of prisoner of war camps in Japan

Area Case Files: SEA, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: SEA, Miscellaneous (Thailand)

Area Case Files: SEA-0

Area Case Files: SEA-1

Area Case Files: SEA-2, Saigon Prison Camps

Area Case Files: SEA-3 - SEA-7

Area Case Files: SEA-8

Area Case Files: SEA-9

Area Case Files: SEA-10, Additional Affidavits

Area Case Files: SEA-10, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: SEA-11, SEA-151, SEA-152, SEA-201

Area Case Files: SEA-251

Area Case Files: SEA-252 - SEA-255

Area Case Files: SEA-257, Vol. 1, A-V

Area Case Files: SEA-257, Vol. 2, General Information

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 768

Box 966

Area Case Files: To-0, Diaries of 1) Job van Belzen, 2) H. van Wingerden, etc.

Area Case Files: To-0, List of Australian prisoners of war in Tokyo Area

Area Case Files: To-0, Vols. 1-3, General Information (3 folders)

Area Case Files: To-0, Vol. 4

Area Case Files: To-1, Vol. 1, A-B

Box 967

Area Case Files: To-1, Vols. 2-8, C-Z (7 folders)

Area Case Files: To-1, Miscellaneous

Box 968

Area Case Files: To-2, Shinagawa Camp

Area Case Files: To-3, Vol. 1, A-Z, Death Certificates & Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-4, Vols. 1-5, A-Z (5 folders)

Area Case Files: To-4, Vol. 6, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-4, Vol. 7, Photographs

Box 969

Area Case Files: To-4, Vol. 8, Japanese Statements and Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: To-4, Jay A. Bradbury (2 folders)

Area Case Files: To-4

Area Case Files: To-5, Wing Commander Leonard J. Birchall

Area Case Files: To-5, Vols. 1-5, A-R (6 folders)

Box 970

Area Case Files: To-6, Vol. 6, S-Z

Area Case Files: To-6, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-7, Diary of R. Wolfe

Area Case Files: To-7, Vols. 1-5, A-Ma (5 folders)

Box 971

Area Case Files: To-7, Vols. 6-8, Mc-Z (3 folders)

Area Case Files: To-7, Vol. 9, Inventories

Area Case Files: To-7, Vol. 10, General Work File, Yoshida, Masahito

Area Case Files: Records of Material Received from Canadian Division (Index to Canadian Affidavits)

Area Case Files: To-7, Miscellaneous

Box 972

Area Case Files: To-8, Prisoner of war camp Suwa

Area Case Files: To-9, Hitachi

Area Case Files: To-9, Tokyo prisoner of war camp, List of Deceased prisoners of war

Area Case Files: To-10, Vols. 1-2, A-W (2 folders)

Area Case Files: To-10, Exhibits

Area Case Files: To-10, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-11, Vols. 1-4, A-Z

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 769

Box 973

Area Case Files: To-11, Vol. 5, Miscellaneous, Rosters & Lists, Investigation Reports

Area Case Files: To-11, Vols. 6-7, Miscellaneous (2 folders)

Area Case Files: To-11, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: To-12

Area Case Files: To-13 (2 folders)

Box 974

Area Case Files: To-17

Area Case Files: To-19, Vol. 1, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: To-19, Vols. 2-5, A-Z (4 folders)

Area Case Files: To-20, Vols. 1-4, A-P (4 folders)

Box 975

Area Case Files: To-20, Vol. 5, Q-Y

Area Case Files: To-20, Administrative & Other Pertinent Information

Area Case Files: To-20, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: To-20, Photographs

Area Case Files: To-21, Vols. 1-6, A-S (6 folders)

Box 976

Area Case Files: To-21, Vol. 7, S-Z

Area Case Files: To-23, A-D

Area Case Files: To-23, E-K

Area Case Files: To-23

Area Case Files: To-23, L-S

Area Case Files: To-23, T-Z

Area Case Files: To-23, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-23, Canadian Affidavits

Box 977

Area Case Files: To-25, Vol. 1, A-L

Area Case Files: To-25, Vol. 2, M-Z

Area Case Files: To-25, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-27, Kawasaki #9-D (L-59)

Area Case Files: To-28

Area Case Files: To-28, Vol. 1, A-Y

Area Case Files: To-29, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-29, Vols. 1-2, A-Z (2 folders)

Area Case Files: To-29, Vol. 3, Dutch Affidavits (Original)

Area Case Files: To-29

Box 978

Area Case Files: To-31, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-30, Miscellaneous Shipping Case Documents

Area Case Files: To-31, Vol. 1

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 770

Area Case Files: To-32, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: To-33, Vols. 1-2, A-W

Area Case Files: To-33, Niigata

Area Case Files: To-34, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: To-35

Area Case Files: To-36, Vol. 1, C-S

Box 979

Area Case Files: To-37, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: To-38, Vol. 1, A-W

Area Case Files: To-38

Area Case Files: To-38, Miscellaneous Information

Area Case Files: To-42, Vol. 1, C-W

Area Case Files: To-42, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-43, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: To-44, Vols. 1-2 (2 folders)

Box 980

Area Case Files: To-45, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-45, Letters in Order, Ofuna Cases

Area Case Files: To-45, Ofuna, INV

Area Case Files: To-45, Ofuna, Kumao Toyoda

Area Case Files: To-45, Ofuna

Area Case Files: Ofuna, Payment of James Sasaki

Area Case Files: To-45, Vol. 1, A-Y

Area Case Files: To-45, Vol. 2

Area Case Files: To-45, Ouchi, Camp Commandant, Early 1942-September 1942

Area Case Files: To-46, Yokosuka Airport (J-86)

Area Case Files: To-101, Vol. 1, A-W

Area Case Files: To-101, Vol. 2, Yamakita #1, Kanagawa, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-102, To-103, To-105

Area Case Files: To-104

Area Case Files: To-106

Area Case Files: To-151

Area Case Files: To-152

Area Case Files: To-153, Ueno Park Police Station, Tokyo, Confined Flyers

Area Case Files: To-154, Sugamo Prison, Tokyo (J-7), Vol. 1, H-W

Area Case Files: To-155, Vol. 2, Affidavits

Area Case Files: To-156

Area Case Files: To-157

Box 981

Area Case Files: To-158, Mistreatment of prisoners of war at Kotobuki Police Station, 

Yokohama

Area Case Files: To-159, Poor Conditions at Yokohama Central Prison

Area Case Files: To-160, Mistreatment of Fliers

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 771

Area Case Files: To-201, Vol. 1, B-V

Area Case Files: To-202, Vol. 1, A-T

Area Case Files: To-202, Vol. 2, Miscellaneous Documents

Area Case Files: To-202, Original Prisoner Patient Hospital Case Histories in Japanese, 

Exhibit 3

Area Case Files: To-202, Prisoner of War Clinical Record (3 folders)

Box 982

Area Case Files: To-203

Area Case Files: To-203, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: To-203

Area Case Files: To-203, Vol. 1

Area Case Files: To-203, Vol. 1, Dr. Tokuda

Area Case Files: To-203, Vols. 2-4 (3 folders)

Area Case Files: To-203

Area Case Files: To-204, Mistreatment of Patients at Yokosuka Naval Hospital

Area Case Files: To-251, Bunka Camp

Area Case Files: To-252

Area Case Files: To-253, Sanno Hotel Incident, Beating of Otto D. Talisahus et al. (J-26)

Area Case Files: To-255, Tokyo Bay, Tokyo, Charles F. Harlan (J-90)

Area Case Files: To-257, Vol. 1, A-W

Box 983

Area Case Files: To-258

Area Case Files: To-259, Kawasaki Coal Mine

Area Case Files: To-260, Andre Bossee Case

Area Case Files: To-262

Area Case Files: To-263

Area Case Files: To-264, Grave of Kenneth Dummel

Area Case Files: To-265

Area Case Files: To-266

Area Case Files: To-267, Graves at Kawasaki

Area Case Files: To-268, Crash of B-29 (April 25, 1945)

Area Case Files: To-269, B-29, Crash over Yotsuya District, Tokyo - 19 February 1945

Area Case Files: To-270

Area Case Files: To-271

Area Case Files: To-272, Crash of B-29 at Waseda, Saitama Prefecture, 25 May 1945

Area Case Files: To-273

Area Case Files: To-274

Area Case Files: To-275

Area Case Files: To-276, The Murder of Frank Spears Near Niigata prisoner of war camp - 

19 July 1945

Area Case Files: To-277, B-29 Crash

Area Case Files: To-279, P-51 Crash, Chiba-Ken, Kugaimura - 23 June 1945 (Scanlon, 2nd 

Lt., Victim)

Area Case Files: To-280

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 772

Area Case Files: Japanese Naval and Merchant Shipping Loses during World War II by All 

Causes

Area Case Files: Tr-0, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-0, Vols. 1-6, A-V (6 folders)

Box 984

Area Case Files: Tr-0, Vol. 1, W-Z

Area Case Files: Tr-0, Miscellaneous (3 folders)

Area Case Files: Tr-0-1, Vol. 1, H-Y

Area Case Files: Tr-0-1, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-0-1, Organization of 3rd Army Shipping Transport Command

Area Case Files: Tr-0-1, A.S.T.C. Diagrams

Area Case Files: Tr-0-1

Area Case Files: Tr-0-2, Vol. 1, Shipping Command at Ujina, A-K

Box 985

Area Case Files: Tr-0-2, Vol. 2, Shipping Command at Ujina, M-Y (3 folders)

Area Case Files: Tr-0-2, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-1, Argentina Maru, Guam to Zentsuji, 10 January - 15 January 1952

Area Case Files: Tr-3, Vol. 1, Matsu Maru, Manila to Japan, 5 August - 2 September 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-3, Vol. 2, Canadian Inventor, Manila to Japan, 2 July 1944 - 2 Sept. 

1944

Area Case Files: Tr-4, Vol. 1, Tofuku Maru, Honan Maru, Singapore Maru, Dai-Ichi Maru, 

Singapore to Moji (via Formosa), 30 October - 24 November 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-4, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-5, Vol. 1, A-L

Area Case Files: Tr-5, Vol. 2, Dai-Ichi Maru, Tsen Maru (Known as Horror & Benjo Maru), 

Saka Maru, Manila to Formosa, 2 October - 13 November 1944

Box 986

Area Case Files: Tr-5, Vol. 3, Hokusen Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-6

Area Case Files: Tr-7, Vol. 1, Fukkai Maru, A-Y

Area Case Files: Tr-9, Hawaii Maru, Singapore to Moji, Japan

Area Case Files: Tr-9

Area Case Files: Tr-10, Transporting War Material and of Troops Aboard Hospital Ships, Ural 

Maru, Buenos Aires Maru and Manila Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-11, Hozan Maru, Korenko to Shirakawa, 7 June - 8 June 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-12, Lisbon Maru, Sunk While Enroute from Hongkong to Osaka, Japan, 

21 September - 4 October 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-14, Melbourne Maru and Winchester Maru, Taihoku to Hakodate, Japan, 

17 February - 13 March 1945

Area Case Files: Tr-15, Miike Maru, Woosung to Moji Kyushu, Japan, November 2-5, 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-16, S.S. Nagara Maru, Manila to Takao, Formosa, 12 August - 14 August 

1942; S.S. Otaru Maru Takao to Korenko, Formosa, August 14-17, 1942

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 773

Area Case Files: Tr-17, Vol. 1, Nagata Maru, Philippine Islands to Moji, Japan, November 

7-26, 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-18, Vols. 1-2, A-K (2 folders)

Area Case Files: Tr-18, Vol. 3, Niita Maru, L-S

Box 987

Area Case Files: Tr-18, Vol. 4, S-Y

Area Case Files: Tr-18, Vol. 7, Correspondence

Area Case Files: Tr-18, Vol. 7, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-18

Area Case Files: Tr-18, Niita Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-19, Moto Maru, Manila to Japan, 27 August - 8 September 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Vols. 1-2, A-H (2 folders)

Box 988

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Vols. 3-6, I-Y (4 folders)

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Vol. 7, Diaries

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Miscellaneous (2 folders)

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Vol. 8, Aihara, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Vol. 9, prisoner of war roll

Box 989

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Vol. 10, Shiyoku KOU

Area Case Files: Tr-20, Miscellaneous (2 folders)

Area Case Files: Tr-21: S.S. Oryoku Maru, Shirakawa to Moji, 9 October - 23 October 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-22, San Maru, Manila to Osaka, 1 November - 20 November 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-23, Tacoma Maru, Batavia to Rangoon, 16 October - 7 November 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-24, Taikoku Maru, Manila to Osaka, 20 March - 9 April 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-25, Vol. 1, S.S. Toturi Maru, Manila to Korea to Osaka, 9 October - 11 

November 1942 

Area Case Files: Tr-25, Vol. 2, S.S. Toturi Maru, Manila to Korea to Osaka, 9 October - 11 

November 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-26, Tottori Maru, Manila to Kobe, October 1942 - November 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-28, Prisoner of war ship, Rabaul to Yokohama, July 1942, 60 Officers & 

18 Women

Area Case Files: Tr-29, Yoshida Maru, Batavia, Java to Singapore, 21 October - 25 October 

1942; Dai Nichi Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-29, Dai Nichi Maru

Box 990

Area Case Files: Tr-30, Vol. 1, Nissho Maru and Yossinio Maru, Philippine Island to Moji, 

Japan, 17 July - 4 August 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-30, Vol. 2, Nissho Maru (Yossinio Maru), Philippine Island to Moji, Japan

Area Case Files: Tr-31, Hara Maru, Ambonia Is. (Off NW New Guinea) to Niigata, Japan, 

October 1943 - January 1944 (60 Days)

Area Case Files: Tr-33, Maya Maru, Manila to Shanghai, China, September 1942

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 774

Area Case Files: Tr-34, Asama Maru, Singapore to Shimonoseki, Japan, 24 September - 

October 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-35, Nito Maru, Luzon to Formosa to Kyushu, Japan, 1 October 1944 - 

25 January 1945

Area Case Files: Tr-37, Atuta Maru, Batavia, Java to Moji, Japan, 6 April - 5 May 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-38, Corral Maru, Philippines to Moji, Japan, 18 Sept. - 5 October 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-39, Erie Moon Mindanao to Cebu to Manila, 6 June - 21 June 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-40, Hakusan Maru, Macassar, Netherlands East Indies to Yokohama, 

Japan, 1 April to 25 April 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-41, Mati Maru, Manila, Philippine Island to Moji, Japan, 2 July - 2 

September 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-42, Vol. 1, Moji Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-44, Arisan Maru, Manila to China Sea Torpedoed, 11-24 October 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-45, Asama Maru Celebes to Nagasaki, Japan, 10-24 October 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-46, Disappearance of Mr. R. Bossert, Enroute from Keelung, Formosa to 

Moji, Japan, Aboard the Yamato Maru, 4 June 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-47, Transportation Conditions of Eight Crew Men from Wewak to Rabaul, 

1 April 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-48, Transportation of American Prisoners of War from Manila, Philippine 

Island to Nagasaki, Japan, 19 September - 5 October 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-49, Vol. 1, Hofuku Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-49, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-50, Vol. 1, Kamakura Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-51, Rakuyo Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-52, Asama Maru, Wake Island to Yokohama, Japan

Area Case Files: Tr-54, Vol. 1, Taian Maru, Ambon to Batavia, 5 August 1944 - 3 Sept. 

1944

Area Case Files: Tr-55, Vol. 1, Hioki Maru, Singapore to Moji, Japan, 3 June 1944 to

Area Case Files: Tr-56, Vol. 1, Kyokko Maru Singapore to Moji, Japan, 25 April 1943 - 20 

May 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-57, Vol. 1, Kamakura Maru, Singapore to Nagasaki, Japan, 29 

November 1942 - 8 December 1942

Area Case Files: Tr-58, Vol. 1, England Maru, Singapore to Takao, Formosa, 30 October 

1942 - Unknown Date

Box 991

Area Case Files: Tr-59, Vol. 1, Maccassar Maru, Batavia to Singapore, 26 September - 1 

October 1943

Area Case Files: Tr-60, Vol. 1, Awa Maru, Singapore Harbor to Moji, Japan, 28 December 

13 January 1945

Area Case Files: Tr-61, Tamahoko Maru, Singapore to Nagasaki, 3 June - 25 June 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-62, Teia Maru, Singapore to Japan, 5 June - 18 June 1944

Area Case Files: Tr-63, Haruyasu Maru, Singapore to Saigon, January 1945

Area Case Files: Tr-64, Buyo Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-65, Vol. 1, Nichimei Maru & Hioki Maru

Area Case Files: Tr-66, Celebes Maru, Singapore to Mergui, Burma, 15 May - 27 May 1942

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1189: Area Case Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 775

Area Case Files: Tr-67, Maibashi Maru, Singapore to Maulmein, 14 October - 24 October 

1942

Area Case Files: Tr-68, Miscellaneous

Area Case Files: Tr-68, Vol. 1, Rashin Maru & Wales Maru, Singapore to Moji, 7 January - 9 

August 1944

Area Case Files: Wa-1

Japanese Background and Reference Files 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1190)

Boxes 992-1000 location: 290/11/12/07

Box Subject

992 Japanese Background and Reference Files

992 Ja-1, Vol. 1, SEAC Theatre List of Suspects; UN War Crimes Commission, Far 

Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses, 

Japanese, etc., September 1945-December 1945

992 Ja-1, Vol. 2, September 1945-October 1945

992 Ja-1, Vol. 3, Miscellaneous of War Criminals, February 1945-November 1946

992 Ja-1, Vol. 4, Australian Military Forces List No. 1 thru No. 7 of Suspected Japanese 

War Criminals Held in Custody, December 1945-February 1946

992 Ja-1, Vol. 4, Australian Military Forces List No. 2, 4, 6, 8 of Suspected Japanese 

War Criminals Not Yet in Custody, etc., March 1946-July 1947

992 Ja-1, Letters Intercepted, May 1946-August 1946

992 Ja-2, General Information on War Crimes, September 1945-December 1946

992 Ja-2, Vol. 2, January 1946-August 1948

992 Ja-2 (J-97), Interrogations (Obi, Tetsuzo et al.), May 1946-December 1948

992 Ja-3, Pictures of War Criminals, December 1945-May 1946

993 Ja-4, Passenger Lists for Repatriated Japanese War Criminals, October 1945-

February 1946

993 Ja-5, Vol. 1, Tokyo Area

993 Ja-5, Vol. 2, Sendei Area

993 Ja-5, Vol. 3, Hiroshima Area

993 Ja-5, Vol. 5, Hakodate prisoner of war camps

993 Ja-5, Vol. 4, Osaka Area

993 Ja-5, Vol. 7, Nagoya Area

993 Ja-5, Vol. 8, Chosen Area

993 Ja-5, Fukuoka Area

993 Ja-5, Vol. 9, Taiwan (Formosa) Area

993 Ja-5, Vol. 11, Burma (Shanghai & Korea) Area, September 1945-December 1946

993 Ja-5, Duplicate Rosters of Military Police Units in Japan Areas, September 1945

993 Ja-5

993 Ja-6, Deceased prisoners of war Lists Furnished by Japanese, February 1944-

August 1946

993 Ja-6, Complete Death Roster

993 Ja-7, Japanese Military Discipline, Vol. 1, October 1909-September 1946

993 Ja-7, Japanese Military Discipline, Vol. 2, April 1908-April 1947

994 Ja-8, April 1904-August 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1190: Japanese Background and Reference Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 776

Box Subject

994 Ja-9, Japanese Uniforms and Insignia

994 Ja-10, Sugamo and Omori Prison Internment Lists, November 1945-April 1946

994 Ja-11: War Crimes, Activities by Japanese Government and Individuals, September 

1945-August 1946

994 Ja-12, ATIS Research Report No. 72, 29 April 1944, Japanese Violations of the 

Laws of War, April 1944

994 Ja-14, ATIS Research Report No. 117, 26 January 1945, Infringement of the Laws 

of War and Ethics by the Japanese Medical Corps, January 1945

994 Ja-15, ATIS Research Report No. 72, Supplement 2, 23 June 1945

994 Ja-16, Demands Made upon Japanese Government, October 1945-May 1946

994 Ja-17, Treatment of American prisoners of war in Philippines, November 1945

994 Ja-18, Unidentified Pictures

994 Ja-19, Vol. 1, October 1945-December 1945

994 Ja-19, Vol. 2, Anonymous Letters to General MacArthur, December 1945-February 

1946

994 Ja-19, Vol. 3, November 1945-February 1946

994 Ja-19, Vol. 4, November 1945-July 1947

995 Ja-19, Vol. 5, January 1945-April 1946

995 Ja-19, Vol. 6, December 1945-April 1946

995 Ja-19, Vol. 7, March 1945-May 1946

995 Ja-19, Vol. 8, March 1946-June 1946

995 Ja-19, Vol. 9, August 1945-June 1946

995 Ja-19, Vol. 10, April 1946-July 1946

995 Ja-19, Vol. 11, November 1945-January 1947

995 Ja-19, September 1945-February 1946

995 Ja-19, Vol. 12, November 1946-January 1947

996 Ja-19, Vol. 13, December 1945-March 1947

996 Ja-19, Vol. 14, November 1945-May 1947

996 Ja-19, Vol. 15, November 1945-December 1947

996 Ja-19, Vol. 16, October 1945-March 1948

996 Ja-19, Vol. 17, April 1946-July 1948

996 Ja-19, Vol. 18, October 1945-December 1948

996 Ja-20, Vol. 1, October 1945

996 Ja-20, Vol. 2, November 1945-April 1948

997 Ja-21 (N-2), Report on War Crimes Against Australians Committed by Individual 

Members of the Armed Forces of the Enemy, October 1944

997 Ja-21 (N-49), Report on Japanese Atrocities and Breaches of the Rules of Warfare, 

March 1944

997 Ja-21, Australian Military Forces List No. 1, No. 2 of Japanese War Criminals 

Implicated in War Crimes Against Australians, and Held in SEAC or SCAP Areas, 

July 1946-August 1946

997 Furyo Rochin Kyoyo Gembo, Showa 20 Nen-Do [Empty Folder]

998 Ja-23

998 Ja-23, Vol. 2, December 1941-June 1948

998 Ja-23, Vol. 3, September 1944-March 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1190: Japanese Background and Reference Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 777

Box Subject

998 Ja-24, Japanese Government Officials (1937-1945)

998 Ja-25, Request for Apprehension of War Criminals, December 1945-April 1946

998 Ja-26, Reports Pertaining to Japanese Naval Personnel of Vessels, Which 

Transported Allied prisoners of war Furnished by Japanese Liaison Office, Dated 19 

November 1945

998 Ja-27, Information re the Sinking of Merchant Ships in the Indian Ocean, Furnished 

by the Japanese Liaison Office

998 Ja-28, Civilian Internment Camps as Indicated by Personnel List Furnished by 

Japanese

998 Ja-29, SCAP Organization and General Orders, November 1945-May 1948

998 Ja-30, Rosters of Recovered Civilians, October 1945-January 1946

998 Ja-31, Reports from Foreign Economic Administration, Food, and Agriculture 

Division

999 Ja-32, Organization Reports, Japanese Cabinet, Bureaus and Boards, January 

1946-January 1947

999 Ja-33, Part 1, April 1946-July 1947

999 Ja-33, Part 2, March 1946-June 1947

999 Ja-33, Part 3, September 1945-September 1947

999 Ja-33, Part 3, Kempeitai in China, June 1946

999 Ja-33, Part 4, August 1946-June 1948

999 Ja-34, AFA (Australian Forces Advanced) Translation No. 5, Parts III & IV, October 

1942-August 1945

999 Ja-35, State Department Communications, December 1941-January 1946

1000 Ja-36, Movement of Prisoners, January 1944-February 1946

1000 Ja-37, PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 1 (Monthly Reports on Military 

Internment and Prisoners of War Camps in the Philippines) and No. 9 (Medical 

Records, Mukden Prisoner of War Camp), November 1945, March 1946

1000 Ja-37, Order of Battle Japanese Army Air Force, 1 October 1945, Volume I, 

October 1945

1000 Ja-37, May 1945-August 1945

1000 Ja-38, Financial Assistance to Allied Nationals in Shanghai, February 1946

1000 Ja-38, Ida Lorena Wellwood, a Captain in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, 

March 1946

1000 Ja-39, Laws of Japanese Court Martial

1000 Ja-39, Laws of Japanese Court Martial, September 1921-August 1947

1000 Ja-40, This File is Commonly Know as U.S. State Department Protests on 

Treatment of Prisoners of War, December 1941-November 1945

1000 Materials for the Training of Investigators in the Investigation of War Crimes, July 

1929-August 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1190: Japanese Background and Reference Files, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 778

Requests for Interrogation 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1195)

Boxes 1014-1018 location: 290/11/13/07

Box Subject

1014 Correspondence File: Statements of Returned Prisoners of War - Joint 

Affidavits, January 1947-April 1949 (2 folders)

1014 Transmittals of Statements of Returned Prisoners of War, and War Crimes 

Statistical Charts, September 1945-December 1946

1014-1018 Correspondence File, Requests for Interrogation (War Crimes), A-Z, 1945-1948 

Reports of Interrogations 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1196)

Box 1019 location: 290/11/14/02

Box Name

1019 Fuchida, Mitsuo

1019 Fujimori, Yasuo (Statement, 103)

1019 Ichikawa, Yoshimori

1019 Ichioka, Hisashi

1019 Katsuta, Haruo

1019 Kodaira, Kunitoshi

1019 Komatsu, Teruhisa (Statement, 96)

1019 Kusaba, Tatsumi

1019 Kusaka, Ryunosuke

1019 Mito, Hisashi (Statement, 95a)

1019 Mito, Hisashi (Statement, 95b)

1019 Nakayama, Sadayoshi

1019 Nakahara, Jiro (Statement)

1019 Nakazawa, Tasaku (Statement, 98a)

1019 Nakazawa, Tasaku (Note Book, 98b)

1019 Nomura, Naokuni (Naoto)

1019 Osawa, Shiginori

1019 Otani, Inaho

1019 Otani, Kiyonori

1019 Ozawa, Jisaburo

1019 Protests

1019 Sakai, Susumu

1019 Shiba, Katsuo

1019 Shiba, Katsuo

1019 Suezawa, Yoshimasa

1019 Sugawara, Michio

1019 Takahashi, Shingo

1019 Takata, Toshitane

1019 Tanaka, Ryukichi

1019 Tonozuka, Kinzo

1019 Yamaki, Akira

1019 Yamamoto, Yoshio

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1196: Reports of Interrogations, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 779

Miscellaneous File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1224)

Boxes 1222-1224, 1224A-1224B location: 290/11/27/02 and 290/B/06/04

Box Subject

1222 Authority to Administer Oaths

1222 Blocked Property of War Criminals and Suspects, February 1950-May 1951

1222 Commutation of Sentences by France of 16 Japanese War Criminals

1222 Diplomatic Section File, January 1950-January 1952

1222 Disposition of the Reference to the Temporary Military Commission at Balikpapan, 

August 1951

1222 Formosan Riot at Shibuya Police Station, December 1945-November 1946

1222 Formosan Riot at Shibuya Police Station, July 1946-August 1946

1222 Information and Instructions re: Preparation & Distribution of Forms, Check 

Sheets, etc. Used by Criminal Registry Division of Legal Section, February 1946-

May 1948

1222 Intelligence Research Project, July 1945 [Project No. 1648: List of Officials of 

Japanese Government Since 1937 and Their Biographies, Prepared by Military 

Intelligence Service, WDGS]

1222 List of War Crimes Trials by Australian Military Authorities, May 1951, July 1951

1222 Lists of Japanese War Criminals

1222 Miscellaneous Information Concerning War Criminals Confined and Released, 

November 1950, January 1951

1222 No Title

1222 Orders for Active Duty Training, December 1949-June 1951

1222 Prosecutors Daily Report of Cases in Trial, December 1948-May 1949

1222 Request for Emergency Paroles Completed, April 1950-January 1952

1222 Roster of Prisoners Released from Sugamo Prison Dec. 12, 1945-June 1, 1950

1222 Roster of SCAP Credentials

1222 Special Sugamo Passes, June 1946-January 1952

1222 Standard Operating Procedure for Administration, War Crimes Records Branch, 

1946-July 1949

1222 Tax Exemption Certificates, February 1947-December 1951

1222 U.S. Army Stockade, Daily Report, April 1947-January 1952

1222 Weekly Report, War Crimes Records Branch, January 1951-April 1952

1223 ATIS - Legal Section File, August 1951-January 1952

1223 Check Sheet, Request for Witnesses, August 1948-September 1948

1223 Commendations, June 1947-April 1949

1223 International Prosecution Section Translation, May 1946-September 1948

1223 Issued Prison Passes – Sugamo

1223 Japanese Liaison, March 1948-December 1949

1223 Kairiru Central Liaison Office, December 1947-July 1948

1223 List of Unapprehended War Criminals, May 1950, June 1951

1223 Material for Statistical Monthly Report

1223 Miscellaneous File, June 1949-December 1951

1223 Miscellaneous, June 1948-May 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1224: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 780

Box Subject

1223 Monthly Report of War Crimes Cases Tried (Statistics & Reports Branch), June 

1946-December 1949

1223 Monthly Statistical Report on War Crimes Activities, March 1950-March 1951

1223 National Rural Police

1223 Parole

1223 Personnel Data Report, Legal Section

1223 Request for Witnesses, June 1948-August 1948

1223 Shipment of Relief Goods to Japanese War Criminals, Dec. 1948-February 1952

1223 Status of Case, Weekly Reports

1223 Sugamo Correspondence, File, February 1948-March 1952

1223 Sugamo Pass, February 1949-April 1952

1223 Sugamo Roster, July 1950-April 1952

1223 Sugamo, Prison, Correspondence Re: Date of Confinement, etc., January 1950-

April 1952

1223 Transmittal of Records of Trial to Civil Affairs Division

1223 Weekly Reports of Status of Cases Against Perpetrators in Sugamo, January 1948-

November 1949

1224 Legal Section, Record of Trial Cases

1224 Prosecution Division, Record of Cases

1224A ATIS Publication No. 2: Amendment List No. 2, October 1944

1224A ATIS Publication No. 3: Glossary of Japanese General Terms, November 1944

1224A Cost of War Crimes Trials

1224A Employment of Japanese Nationals, April 1948-November 1950

1224A Increase Base Pay, Japanese National, December 1948-April 1952

1224A Japanese Labor Requisition, August 1948-May 1951

1224A Japanese National Identification & Pass, April 1948-April 1952

1224A Japanese Nationals, Miscellaneous, December 1946-August 1951

1224A Japanese Nationals’ Job Descriptions

1224A Language Differential Notification, November 1948-October 1951

1224A LSO Obligation Analysis Sheet, July 1951-April 1952

1224A Monthly Report of Personnel Utilization by the 5th of Each Month

1224A Notification of Salary, May 1948-September 1951

1224A Payroll (1-4), May 1948-April 1952 (4 folders)

1224A Personal Histories

1224A Personnel Work Order, August, 1951, December 1951

1224A Physical Inspection Receipt, Japanese Nationals

1224A Receiving Report, August 1951-April 1952

1224A Recommendation for Language Differential, August 1948-August 1951

1224A Releases & Resignations, July 1948-April 1952

1224A Request for Meiji Bldg. Pass (Temporary), Teikoku Bldg. Special Pass (Japanese 

Nationals)

1224A Request for Security Clearance, March 1949-August 1951

1224A Research Report No. 84: The Japanese and Bacterial Warfare, July 1944

1224A Transportation, February 1947-July 1950

1224B Certificate of Destruction, Documents, July 1951-May 1952

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1224: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 781

Box Subject

1224B Civil Censorship Detachment Intercepts, May 1946-June 1946

1224B Correspondence Pertaining to Books for Law Library, Nov. 1949-January 1952

1224B Internal Factors as Security Problems for the Occupation Forces, Revised Edition, 

15 May 1951

1224B Inventory for Judge Advocate General Field Law Library

1224B Korea

1224B No Title, July 1951-May 1952

1224B Occupation Forces Procurement Regulations (GHQ/Japan Logistical Command), 

October 1950-July 1951

1224B Organization Report of Japanese Government (March 1, 1952)

1224B Post Action Review of the Staff Judge Advocate, GHQ/8th Army, December 1949, 

May 1950

1224B Procurement - Demands & Receipts, May 1949-February 1952

1224B Procurement - Orders & Receiving Reports, June 1951-March 1952

1224B Publications, Requisition for, August 1947-April 1952

1224B Regulations Regarding the Custody, Disposition, etc. of the Dissolved 

Organizations’ Properties (II and III)

1224B Reimbursement Report, September 1947-September 1949

1224B Sugamo Daily Reports, January-December 1950 (2 folders)

1224B Table of Allowances for Overhead Bulk Allotment Personnel

Miscellaneous Files 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1250)

Boxes 1289-1291 location: 290/11/32/03

Box Subject

1289 Bilibid Case B-59, Original Daily Average Ration from October 1943-Jan. 1944

1289 Bilibid Hospital - X-Ray Department

1289 Bilibid Hospital Food Distribution

1289 Bilibid Hospital for Military Prison Camps, June 1942-September 1942

1289 Cartoons

1289 Certified Copies of Communications between United States and Japan Relative to 

Prisoners of War and Internees, February 1942-August 1945

1289 Drawings

1289 History of Davao Penal Colony

1289 Medical Department Activities from 1941 to 6 May 1942, and Including Medical 

Activities in Japanese prisoner of war camps by Col. Wibb E. Cooper, Medical Corps 

(Formerly Surgeon, U.S. Forces in the Philippines)

1289 No Title

1289 No Title

1289 No Title

1289 No Title, April 1944-June 1944

1289 No Title, April 1945-September 1947

1289 No Title, March 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1250: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 782

Box Subject

1289 Report of Food Distribution, Bilibid Hospital for Military Prison Camps, June 1944-

August 1944

1289 Report on Cabanatuan Camp #1

1290 Bilibid Prison, September 1942-May 1946

1290 Diary - Thomas Hirst Hayes, October 1943-September 1944

1290 Diary, Vol. I - Thomas Hirst Hayes, December 1943

1290 Diary, Vol. II - Thomas Hirst Hayes

1290 Diary, Vol. III - Thomas Hirst Hayes, March 1944-August 1944

1290 Minutes of the Executive Committee, Exhibits 1-2, January 1942-February 1944 

(2 folders)

1290 Prisoners of war Boarded on Oryoku-Maru at Manila, prisoners of war Landed at 

Moji

1290 Record of Files of Japanese Government Prisoner of War Information Bureau

1290 Report - Prison Camp at Davao Penal Colony

1290 Report – U.S. Naval Hospital in Philippines

1291 Camp O’Donnell Death Records, May 1942-July 1943

1291 Daily Log - Cabanatuan prisoner of war camp #3, May 1942-August 1944

1291 Food Reports, February 1944-January 1945

1291 Minutes - Internee Committee, February 1944-September 1945

1291 Minutes of Meetings of Internee Committee, Santo Tomas, January-February 1945 

1291 No Title

1291 No Title

1291 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 1 Monthly Reports on Military internment and 

Prisoners of War Camps in the Philippines November. 13, 1945, 200 pp.

1291 Philippine Death Records, 1942-March 1943

1291 Proceedings of the Internee Committee, Manila Camp, March 1944-January 1945

Miscellaneous File 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1252)

Boxes 1294-1295 location: 290/11/32/04

Box Subject

1294 ATIS Translation Document No. 33509, July 1947-August 1947

1294 Chain of Command

1294 Charges and Specifications Against: Tauchi, Yoshio; Terashima, Seichi; Tezuka, 

Takashi - Charges and Specifications Against: Akatsuka, Hanji; Enomoto, Muneo; 

Fujinaka, Matsuo [25 folders]

1294 Death Certificates, July 1947-November 1947

1294 Defense Exhibits, July 1947-November 1947, January 1948 (2 folders)

1294 Index: Statements of Accused

1294 Inoue Defense Unit

1294 Map, Document No. 35829

1294 Possible Perpetrators

1294 Statements of Accused, May 1947-October 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1252: Miscellaneous File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 783

Box Subject

1294 Teletype Conference - Miscellaneous Correspondence from Navy Department 

(Inoue, et al. 45)

1294 Witnesses, July 1947-September 1947

1295 Charges and Specifications, September 1947-December 1947

1295 No Title [Asahi Nenkan 1947]

1295 No Title [Jiji Nenkan 1947]

1295 Statements of Accused, January 1947-September 1947 (2 folders)

1295 Supreme Court Reports, November 1949-August 1951

Miscellaneous File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1256)

Boxes 1305-1307 location: 290/11/33/01

Box Subject

1305 Certificate of Death, July 1945

1305 Chronological Chart of Ex-Prisoner of War Camps in Japan Proper

1305 Death Certificates, October 1943-August 1945

1305 Documents on Aggression

1305 Fukuin Oyobi Rusu Meibo, Omiya Kempei-Tai Bun-Tai

1305 Furyo Kankei Tsuzuri

1305 Furyo Ni Kansuru Tsuzuri

1305 Miscellaneous Statements of Suspected War Criminals (Written in Japanese)

1305 No Title

1305 No Title, December 1945-January 1947

1305 No Title, July 1947-March 1948

1305 Prisoner of war Transfer Papers and Attached Documents, May-September 1947

1305 Report on Investigations for Unapprehended War Criminals, September 1948

1305 Shiryo Hokoku-Sho

1305 Sketch - Ofuna Camp, List of Prisoners, October 1944, August 1945

1305 Statements in Japanese, June 1946-April 1947

1305 The Imperial Precepts to the Soldiers and Sailors

1306 Birdall’s Diary - Photostatic Copy

1306 Canteen Accounts

1306 Furyo Kankei Shorui, November 1942-November 1944

1306 Furyo Meimeihyo (Hei), September 1942-April 1945

1306 Furyo Rochin Kyuyo Gembo (Shogai) – Prisoners’ Bi-Monthly Wage Payment for 

Outside Work - Showa 19 Nendo, April 1944-December 1944

1306 Furyo Rochin Kyuyo Gembo (Shogai) – Prisoners’ Bi-Monthly Wage Payment for 

Outside Work - Showa 20 Nendo, January 1945-June 1945

1306 Furyo Shoyubutsu Chosabo (Eikoku No Bu) (Showa 19 Nen 8 Gatsu 20 Ka Genzai) 

- List of Personal Items on prisoners of war When Captured and Items Issued by 

Japanese, August 1944

1306 Name List of Deaths between September 1943-July 1945

1306 Photographs of prisoners of war & prisoner of war camps

1306 Yokosuka Naval Station Organization and Data, LS Doc No. 410, May 1947-

November 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1256: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 784

Box Subject

1307 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, September-November 1946

1307 Education in Japan, February 1946

1307 Japanese Military and Technical Terms (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 18-45), 

July 1945

1307 Minor Islands Adjacent to Japan Proper, Part I. The Kurile Islands, the Habomais 

and Shikotan, November 1946

1307 Prisoner of War Encampments (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 113-45), June 1945

1307 Shipping Articles of the S.S. John A. Johnson, Jean Nicolet, & Richard Hovey, 

November 1943-September 1949 

1307 Tokyo and Kwanto Plain (Japan Series), May 1945

1307 War Politics in Japan (Civil Intelligence Section Special Report), August 1946

Miscellaneous File 1940-1948 (0331-UD-1262)

Boxes 1331-1335 location: 290/11/34/04

Box Subject

1331 Civil Affairs Terms, January 1946

1331 Military Disciplinary Law - Military Command No. 4, October 1909

1331 Trial Case #394: Vol. I, Record of Trial in the Case of U.S. vs K. Aihara, et 29, Parts 

1 and 2 (2 files)

1331 Trial Case #394: Volume III, Clemency Petitions in the Case of U.S. vs Kajuro 

Aihara

1332 Trial Case #394: Volume II, Exhibits in the Case of U.S. vs K. Aihara, et 29, Parts 

1-3 (3 files)

1333 Judgement IMTFE [International Military Tribunal Far East], Part B, Chapter III, 

Obligations Assumed and Rights acquired by Japan

1333 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter IV

1333 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter IV, The Military Domination of Japan and 

Preparation for War, Additional Pages, 163-332

1333 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter IV, The Military Domination of Japan and 

Preparation for War, Additional Pages, 333-371

1333 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter VII, The Pacific War

1333 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter VIII, Conventional War Crimes (Atrocities)

1333 Petition

1334 Concurring Opinion by the Honorable Mr. Justice Delfin Jaranilla, Member from the 

Republic of the Philippines

1334 Dissenting Judgement of the Member from France of the IMTFE

1334 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter IV, The Military Domination of Japan and 

Preparation for War

1334 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter V, Japanese Aggression Against China, Sections 

I & II

1334 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter V, Japanese Aggression Against China, Sections 

III to VII Incl.

1334 Judgement IMTFE, Part B, Chapter VI, Japanese Aggression Against the U.S.S.R.

1334 The U.S. et al. vs Araki, Sadao and Others

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1262: Miscellaneous File, 1940-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 785

Box Subject

1335 Compilation of 1944-1945 Circulars

1335 Directory of Geographic Place Names in the Southwest Pacific Area Exclusive of 

Continental Australia, Section III. Dutch New Guinea

1335 Homu Sosai Iken Nempo (Showa 23 Nendo)

1335 Index of SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government

1335 Japanese Equipment Medical, Drugs & Medicine Production No. 1 (Preliminary, 

Incomplete)

1335 Japanese Map Symbols and Abbreviations (JIPOA Bulletin 111-44), July 1944

1335 Japanese Military Conventional Signs & Abbreviations, March 1943

1335 Kanji Abbreviations Variants and Equivalents

1335 Miscellaneous Documents (in Japanese), February 1935-July 1951

1335 The Official Gazette Extra: The 91st & 92nd Sessions of the Imperial Diet

1335 U.S.A. and Others v. Araki and Others, Separate Opinion of the President

1335 Yokohama Shokin Ginko Teikan

Miscellaneous File 1939-1949 (0331-UD-1265)

Boxes 1344-1345 location: 290/11/35/01

Box Subject

1344 Agriculture and Economic Reconstruction in the Ryukyus, November 1949

1344 Alphabetical List of Affidavits, June 1946

1344 Document List – PWIB [Prisoner of War Information Bureau], December 1945

1344 Japan’s Export Industries, August 1947

1344 Kaisha Keiri Tokubetsu Shochirei

1344 List of Ships, January 1947

1344 Terrain Handbook 34 – Tacloban

1344 Terrain Handbook 35 - Mindoro Island

1344 Terrain Handbook 36 - Masbate Province

1344 Terrain Handbook 38 – Lingayan

1344 Terrain Handbook 39 - Tarlac-Dagupan

1344 Terrain Handbook 40 – Cabanatuan

1344 Terrain Handbook 41A - Manila City

1344 Terrain Handbook 43 - Baler Bay

1344 Terrain Handbook 44 – Lucena

1344 Terrain Handbook 46 – Aparri

1344 Terrain Handbook 48 – Legaspi

1344 Terrain Handbook 49 – Camarines

1344 Terrain Handbook 50 - NW Luzon

1344 Terrain Handbook 53 - Cebu Island

1344 Terrain Handbook 54 - Sarangani Bay

1344 Terrain Handbook 57 - Jolo Group

1344 Tokyo Area Camp Staff List

1344 Untried War Crimes Suspects

1345 Calendar for 1945

1345 Conspiracy

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1265: Miscellaneous File, 1939-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 786

Box Subject

1345 Exhibit 1A-7A (seven files)

1345 Japan Times Weekly, June 1939-April 1942

1345 Land Reform Law, May 1947

1345 Monthly Circular (Survey of Economic Conditions in Japan), August 1947

1345 No Title

1345 No Title

1345 No Title

1345 No Title

1345 No Title

1345 No Title

1345 No Title, April 1944-March 1947

1345 Report of Deceased American Fliers

1345 Rules of the House of Councillors (Adopted 28 June 1947)

1345 Senji Kokusai Hoki Koyo Fuhyo (Showa 12 Nen 5 Gatsu)

1345 Tokyo prisoner of war camps - Japanese Roster

Miscellaneous File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1276)

Boxes 1388-1390 location: 290/12/02/02

Box Subject

1388 Briefs, Col. Brown

1388 Coleman vs. Tennessee

1388 Collection of Various Rules in Handling prisoner of war, Table of Contents

1388 Efficiency Rating Manual, U.S. Civil Service Commission

1388 Gazetteer (No. 14) Japan Including Karafuto, Chishima Retto (Kuril Islands), Nanpo 

Shoto (Southern Islands), and Nansei Shoto (Southwestern Islands), March 1945

1388 Geneva Prisoners of War Convention 1929 (in Japanese)

1388 Government Organizations (Japan)

1388 Japanese Military and Technical Terms, July 1945

1388 Japanese Nationality Law

1388 Japanese Place Names Arranged by Characters FADTMACK, August 1945

1388 Joint Communication Instructions, Operating Signals, November 1946

1388 Laws, Rules, and Regulations Pertaining to Prisoners of War

1388 Military Criminal Law

1388 Military Disciplinary Law (Japanese), 13 October 1909 

1388 No Title, October 1945

1388 Prelude to Peace

1388 Prisoners of War, Treaty Series #846

1388 Rules of Land Warfare, War Department Basic Field Manual, FM 27-10

1388 Section IX, prisoner of war manual

1388 Tentative Outline Plan for Civil Affairs in the Philippines, September 1944

1388 The Hearsay Rules, November 1945

1388 U.S. Army & Navy Manual on War Crimes

1388 XIV Corps

1389 Admissibility of Photographs

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Box Subject

1389 Air Han Translation Aid, April 1945

1389 Brief - Miscellaneous, October 1945

1389 Corpus Delicti

1389 Corroboration

1389 Ex Parte in the Matter of Lambdin P. Milligan 71 U.S. 2 (1866)

1389 Extracts from Rules of Land Warfare, February 1944

1389 Guerillas

1389 Historic Monuments and Works of Art in Time of War and in the Treaties of Peace

1389 How Are Charges Amended in a Military Trial?

1389 Identity of Accused

1389 Inadmissibility of Other Crimes

1389 Instructions to Theater Commanders re Handling of War Crimes

1389 Japanese Surnames, May 1939

1389 Land Warfare, February 1910

1389 Military Necessity, the Content & Limitations of the Doctrine, October 1945

1389 Monthly Summary, December 1945-September 1946

1389 Monthly Summation, October 1946-September 1948 (2 folders)

1389 Motions, September 1945-November 1945

1389 No Title

1389 No Title, June 1945

1389 Notice

1389 Open Cities

1389 Petitions, October 1945

1389 Rape

1389 Superior Orders

1389 Terminology for Japanese Naval Units, January 1945

1389 Theory of Exclusion and Principle of Construction

1389 U.S. Army and Navy Manual on War Crimes

1389 Writs of Certiorari, Prohibition, Habeas Corpus to U.S. Supreme Court

1390 Answers to Questions for the Trial of Yamashita, October 1945

1390 Applicability of Articles of War

1390 Applicability of Articles of War to Trial of War Criminals by Military Commissions, 

May 1945-November 1945

1390 Ex Parte Vallandigham - 68 US243 (1864) 

1390 Jurisdiction of Commanding Generals to Appoint Military Commissions to Try War 

Criminals, October 1945

1390 Jurisdiction of U.S. Military Commissions Over Atrocities Committed in the 

Philippines After 3 September 1945

1390 Necessity & Reprisal

1390 No Title

1390 No Title, February 1904-September 1944

1390 Request for Authorization, May 1946-November 1948

1390 T/4 Greenberg, October 1945

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Documentary Evidence 1946 (0331-UD-1210)

Boxes 1058-1059 location: 290/11/17/06

Box Subject

1058 Analysis of Documentary Evidence, Books 1-7, No. 1-No. 1830, Jan.-June 1946

1059 Analysis of Documentary Evidence, Books 812, No. 1831-No. 4095, June-December 

1946

1059 Burned Original Documents (in Japanese)

Closed Cases Files 1945-1946 (0331-UD-1211)

Boxes 1060-1074 location: 290/11/17/07

Box 1060

Closed Case Files: A-1, Indefinite Atrocities at Panay Island

Closed Case Files: A-2, Yamazaki, Shigeru

Closed Case Files: A-9, Decapitation of Capt. John Willie at Bongo Island

Closed Case Files: A-14

Closed Case Files: A-16, Report of 77th Division of Atrocities on Leyte

Closed Case Files: A-31, Decapitation of Capt. Geriran

Closed Case Files: A-45

Closed Case Files: A-52, Torture & Robbery of Wee Sit at Zamboanga, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: A-61, Remo & Five Others Shot and Bayoneted, Pennsylvania Avenue, 

Manila

Closed Case Files: A-65, Photos of Filipino, Beheaded, Digos, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: A-69, Murder of Two Canadian Priests at Pikit, Cotabato, 13 August 1942

Closed Case Files: A-81, Torture and Post Mortem Mutilation of Sgt. Henry E. Clark at 

Manila

Closed Case Files: A-83, Killing of Col. Moses and Nobel in Manila

Closed Case Files: A-86, Concordia College

Closed Case Files: A-87, St. Scholastica’s College Statement of Rev. Dusemund

Closed Case Files: A-92, Murders of John Michael Sullivan, Herbert Fox, Nattie Fox, Hellen 

Hair

Closed Case Files: A-93, Massacre, Unknown Victims, East of Bridge near Quezon 

Institution, Manila

Closed Case Files: A-100, Report on Santo Tomas Internment Camp, Manila

Closed Case Files: A-100, Affidavits, Ab-Sm (5 folders)

Box 1061

Closed Case Files: A-100, Affidavits, Sn-Z

Closed Case Files: B, Photos Found on Dead Japanese at Leyte

Closed Case Files: B-1, William Bates

Closed Case Files: B-4, Olangapo, Zambales

Closed Case Files: B-6, Cannibalism of Three Filipinos at Camp Four, Tuboc, Mountain 

Province

Closed Case Files: B-8, Torture of Civilians at Los Banos, Laguna

Closed Case Files: B-10, Hiroshi Taguchi Testified on Atrocities at Fort McKinley, Rizal

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Closed Case Files: B-11, Victim Disappeared in Manila

Closed Case Files: B-12, Victims Bayonetted to Death at Pozorrubio, Pangasinan, PI

Closed Case Files: B-20 (3 folders)

Closed Case Files: B-21

Closed Case Files: B-23, Japanese Retreating thru Pingas, Laguna Bay, Engaged in an Orgy 

of Looting & Killing

Closed Case Files: B-26, Atrocities in prisoner of war camp at Lubao, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: B-29, Murder of Patients at 110th Regimental Hospital

Closed Case Files: B-30, Victims Massacred near Kolambugan, Northern Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-31, American Soldier Shot on Charge of Being Guerrilla at Tayug, 

Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: B-32, Victim Beaten to Death at Santa Fe, Nueva Viscaya, Luzon

Closed Case Files: B-33, 2 Women Raped & Killed, Another Killed at Cataraman, Samar

Closed Case Files: B-35, Victims Shot at Laveyares, Samar

Closed Case Files: B-36, Guerrilla Caught & Shot at Irosin, Sorsogon, Luzon

Closed Case Files: B-37, 3 Filipinos Bayonetted to Death at Allen, Samar

Closed Case Files: B-38, American Captured by Japanese & Killed, Manila, Philippine Island 

Closed Case Files: B-40, Major Hart Tortured in Manila, Philippine Island

Closed Case Files: B-43 (3 folders)

Closed Case Files: B-44, Massacre at Tudila, Misamis

Closed Case Files: B-45, Miller Believed Killed by Japanese after Plane Crash, Davao, 

Believed Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-46, Baxter Tortured at Municipal Jail at Surigao, Philippine Island

Closed Case Files: B-47, Mindanao Reference File

Closed Case Files: B-48, Woman Tortured & Buried Alive at Cotabato

Closed Case Files: B-49, Fuller Forced to Do Radio Work on Corregidor

Closed Case Files: B-52, San Pedro prisoner of war camp, Atrocities at

Box 1062

Closed Case Files: B-53, Beating of Neigum & Companion on Bataan

Closed Case Files: B-54, Civilians Tortured & Town Burned at Catbalogan, Samar

Closed Case Files: B-55

Closed Case Files: B-60

Closed Case Files: B-61, Chinese Slaughtered near Tebak, Cotabato, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-62, Japanese Offered 10,000 Pesos for Lt. Fernandez’s Skin

Closed Case Files: B-63, Bob Prior Captured & Decapitated at Guindauahan Point, Northern 

Tablas Island

Closed Case Files: B-66, Filipino Struck in Manila by Japanese Soldier because of Not 

Showing Proper Respect

Closed Case Files: B-68, Torture of School Teacher at Obando, Bulacan

Closed Case Files: B-69, Killing on Romblon Island

Closed Case Files: B-70, Sumilao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-71, Barrio Alubijid, Mindanao Burned

Closed Case Files: B-72, Filipino Woman Raped near Iponan River, West of Cagayan, 

Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-73, 13 Men Bayonetted to Death and a Woman Raped at Barrio 

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Hapson, Bubuntugan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-74, 14 Women Raped at Salay, Misamis Oriental, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-76, Japanese Shot at Town of Pontenedro, Negros

Closed Case Files: B-78, Americans Residing at Malabo Captured in November 1943, 

Carried to Dumaguete

Closed Case Files: B-79, Judge Achas Killed at Tagaloan, Misamis Oriental, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-80, Barrio Santa Ana Burned (Misamis Oriental, Mindanao)

Closed Case Files: B-81, Barrio Manalaga, Misamis, Mindanao, Burned

Closed Case Files: B-82, American Civilian Tortured & Bayonetted at Cagayen & Tagloan, 

Mindanao

Closed Case Files: B-84, Torture of Civilians at Union, Leyte

Closed Case Files: B-85, Torture of Julia Peters on Leyte

Closed Case Files: B-86, Torture & Murders at Tanauan, Leyte

Closed Case Files: B-87

Closed Case Files: B-91, Women Raped on Calintaan Island, off Tip of Luzon

Closed Case Files: B-92, Bayonetting of 21 Men at San Roque, Alboy, Luzon

Closed Case Files: B-93, Atrocities at Fort Hughes

Closed Case Files: B-94, Prisoner of War - Fort McKinley

Closed Case Files: B-94, McKinley Field, Vols. I-II (2 folders)

Closed Case Files: B-95, George Lightman Executed at Calumpang, Laguna

Closed Case Files: B-96, Loaog, Ilocos Norte, Luzon

Closed Case Files: B-98, Prisoner of War - Bataan Incidents

Closed Case Files: B-100

Box 1063

Closed Case Files: C-2, American prisoners of war Used as Mummies for Bayonet Practice 

at Bataan

Closed Case Files: C-3, Miscellaneous Unused Materials from C-3 at Bataan Hospital #2

Closed Case Files: C-4, Tying of Naked Girl in View of American Artillery in Intramuros, 

Manila

Closed Case Files: C-5, Red Cross Packages Looted, in Manila

Closed Case Files: C-7, Death of Emilio Osmena, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-8, Camp Holmes Internment Camp

Closed Case Files: C-8 (4 folders)

Closed Case Files: C-9, Misuse of White Flag, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-10, 500 to 700 Filipinos Believed Killed in Church, Manila

Closed Case Files: Shooting of Aurora Garcia, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-15, Execution of Hubbard and Lindblom at Iloilo

Closed Case Files: C-16

Closed Case Files: C-16, Bunawan prisoner of war camp, Atrocities at

Closed Case Files: C-22, Captain Yap and Family Murdered in Iloilo, Panay

Closed Case Files: C-23, Hanging of Captain Borra and Family, Iloilo, Panay

Closed Case Files: C-24, Killing of Mrs. Arao and Children, Iloilo, Panay

Closed Case Files: C-27, Massacre of 48 Civilians at Iloilo, Panay

Closed Case Files: C-28, Odell and Brodbury Killed, Surigana, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: C-30, 25 Men and Women Killed or Wounded by Machine-gun Fire, Manila

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Closed Case Files: C-32, Augustine Family Machine-gunned & Home Burned, Fort McKinley

Closed Case Files: C-35

Closed Case Files: C-36, 2 Children Machine-gunned, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-38, 2 Girls Killed and 1 Wounded by Hand Grenade, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-39, Shooting of Ricardo Macale

Closed Case Files: C-41, Herrera Shot without Cause, Caloocan, Rizal

Closed Case Files: C-47, Magdalena Blaza & Husband Shot, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-48, 1,000 Civilians Machine-gunned, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-49, Killing and Burning, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-51, Civilian Killed by Burning and Machine-gunning, Vita Cruz

Closed Case Files: C-53, Borsoto Bayonetted, Calamba

Closed Case Files: C-54, Mrs. Margaret Utinsky Beaten, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-55, Sgt. Provo and Capt. Thompson

Closed Case Files: C-56, Gonzales Bayonetted, Laguna

Closed Case Files: C-57, 2 Filipinos Bayonetted, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-61, Civilian Shot Refusing to Wear a Japanese Uniform, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-63, Indignities Heaped on Bishop, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-69, Malaylay, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: C-71, March from Donsalon to Iligan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: C-74, Filipinos Burned by Flame Thrown

Box 1064

Closed Case Files: C-75, Atrocities in Manila

Closed Case Files: C-75, Miscellaneous Atrocities in Manila, Vols. I-III (3 folders)

Closed Case Files: C-75, Major Angell’s Statement

Closed Case Files: C-77, Filipinos Massacred at Esperanza Barrio, Camotes Island

Closed Case Files: C-78, Civilians Killed at Pilar, Ponson Island

Closed Case Files: C-80, Priests Killed, Singalong Church, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-82, Murder of Priests at Mandaluyong, Rizal

Closed Case Files: C-83, Killing of Priest at Assumption College, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-84, Killing of Priest at Ateneo de Manila

Closed Case Files: C-85, Group Burned in Air Raid Shelter, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-87, Estandarte Family Attached with Flame Throwers

Closed Case Files: C-89, Westernberg Beaten to Death at Karoengan prisoner of war 

hospital

Closed Case Files: C-90, Transportation of prisoners of war from Santo Tomas to Los Banos, 

Luzon - Improper Treatment

Closed Case Files: C-91, Men & Women Lined up and Shot, Manila

Closed Case Files: C-92, Treatment of Wounds by Dr. Escosa, Laguna

Closed Case Files: D

Closed Case Files: D-15, Execution of Col. Telesforo Martinez & Others, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-18, Atrocities at Bridge Detail, Luzon

Closed Case Files: D-35, Chinese Decapitated, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-36, 5 American prisoners of war Asked to be Killed, Death March

Closed Case Files: D-38, Atrocities at Dapecol prisoner of war camp, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: D-41, Filipino Girl Raped and Bayonetted at Cabcaban, Bataan

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Closed Case Files: D-44, 3,000 Filipinos Assembled & Fired upon, Bataan

Closed Case Files: D-45, 3 Filipinos Tortured, Bayonetted at Lamao

Closed Case Files: D-46, 12 Filipinos Tortured & Killed, Balanga, Bataan

Closed Case Files: D-47, Atrocities at Balanga prisoner of war camp

Closed Case Files: D-48, Atrocities at Mariveles prisoner of war camp, Bataan

Closed Case Files: D-54, 12 Victims Killed at Pennsylvania Street, Malata District, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-55, Lt. Anderson, a Chaplain, Shot & Bayonetted at Bacolor, 

Pampanga

Closed Case Files: D-67, Mrs. Eugene A. Gregory Killed by Shrapnel When Japanese 

Deliberately Shelled Civilians, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-68, Disappearance and Probable Death of Nicolai Afanasieff, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-69, Disappearance and Probable Death of Boris Ignatoff

Closed Case Files: D-71, Disappearance and Probable Death of Nikolai Borowsky, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-72, Death of Boris Gladkoff

Closed Case Files: D-73, Death of Nikolai Jiltzoff 

Box 1065

Closed Case Files: D-74, Disappearance and Probable Death of Chotimsky

Closed Case Files: D-83, Mrs. Tuazon Raped, Santa Ana, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: D-84, Miss Concepcion Stripped in the Sun, Obando, Bulcan Province, 

Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: D-86, Forced Labor, Rape and Murder of Mrs. Smith (Manila)

Closed Case Files: D-88, Torture and Drowning of 2 Unidentified Men, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-89, Messenger Boy Tortured and Beaten to Death, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-90, Bicyclist Beaten and Bayonetted, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-91, Torture of Scavenger of Tin Cans, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-92, Pingal Cut with Sabre, Intramuros, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-93, Quazon Struck with Sabre, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-95, prisoners of war Used to Load Red Cross Ships with Ammo, Manila

Closed Case Files: D-96, Lt. George Bayonetted

Closed Case Files: D-97, 19 Filipinos Bayonetted to Death at Patunga Island

Closed Case Files: D-99, Torture and Beheading of a Sergeant in the Philippine 

Constabulary, at Coron, Basuanga Island

Closed Case Files: E, Torture of Lozano at Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija

Closed Case Files: E-1, Torture of 9 Filipinos at Coron, Basuanga Island

Closed Case Files: E-2, Legundo, Filipino Boy, Tortured to Get Information

Closed Case Files: E-3, Multiple Rape of 2 Children in Cebu

Closed Case Files: E-4, Mistreatment of prisoners of war, Batangas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: E-5, Burning of the Barrio and Inhabitants of Calasie, Panay

Closed Case Files: E-6, Beheading of W.F. Young, George Lear at Tablas or Romblon

Closed Case Files: E-7, 100 Filipino Soldiers Bayonetted to Death, Bataan

Closed Case Files: E-8, Beheading of Mrs. Johnston’s Cousins

Closed Case Files: E-10, 800 Inhabitants of Guimeras Island Machine-gunned and 

Bayonetted

Closed Case Files: E-11, Eddie Hart Tortured and Executed, Dinalupihan, Bataan

Closed Case Files: E-12, Filipinos Executed, Bataan

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Closed Case Files: E-13, Rape of 200 Filipino Women at Lublub

Closed Case Files: E-14, Nicholas Covacha Family Tortured and 1 Member Killed, Palo, 

Leyte

Closed Case Files: E-15, Execution of Wilson at Palompon, Leyte

Closed Case Files: E-17, Men of Neighborhood in Singalong, Manila, Taken to Apartment 

House at Herran and Kansas Avenue

Closed Case Files: E-18, E-20

Closed Case Files: E-21, Mistreatment of Crew of U.S. Submarine Rabalo, Palawan

Closed Case Files: E-21

Closed Case Files: E-22, Burning of Barrios of Taradungen, Capayas and Taytay, Palawan

Closed Case Files: E-23, Hanging to Deocampo, Cavite, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: E-24, Wholesale Destruction of Visaya, San Pedro Markate, Rizal

Closed Case Files: E-26, Shooting of Lim, Manila

Closed Case Files: E-27, Zalevsky Massacre, Manila

Closed Case Files: E-31, Beheading of General Baja, Fort Santiago, Manila

Closed Case Files: E-33, Looting and Burning of Munoz, Nueva Ecija

Closed Case Files: E-34, Looting, Torture and Slaughter of San Quintin

Closed Case Files: E-35, Burning and Looting of Taytay, Rizal

Closed Case Files: E-36, Looting of Antimonan, Tayabas

Closed Case Files: E-38, Sections of Pasig, Rizal

Closed Case Files: E-39, Slaughter of Riusech Family, Manila

Closed Case Files: E-42, Murders in Monastery of Santa Clara

Closed Case Files: E-43, Death of M. Philomen Kelly, Manila

Closed Case Files: E-44

Closed Case Files: E-46, Torture of Hingine Norarge

Closed Case Files: E-47, Stabbing of 13 Filipinos in Guadalupe, Rizal

Closed Case Files: E-50, Shooting of Querbo, Manila

Closed Case Files: E-52, Amirhamja Locked in 4’ x 4’ Box

Closed Case Files: E-54, Beating and Torture of Santos, Quezon City

Closed Case Files: E-55, Murder of 30 Chinese at Lanao-Pilayan

Closed Case Files: E-56, Beating and Killing in Manila

Closed Case Files: E-58, Torture of A.R. Jesuitas, Angono, Rizal

Closed Case Files: E-59, Torture and Death of Major Earl S. Croney

Closed Case Files: E-60, Shooting and Cannibalism, Rizal

Closed Case Files: E-61, Photos of Maj. Garcia and 4 Raped Women

Closed Case Files: E-62, Mejia Bayonetted, Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: E-66, Sick Filipinos Burned Alive

Closed Case Files: E-61, Prisoner of war, Tayamas Road Detail

Closed Case Files: E-75, Slaughter of Civilians at Bobon, Ilocos Norte

Closed Case Files: E-76, Execution of Guevarra at Masantel, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: E-78, Rivera Beheaded, Cebu City

Closed Case Files: E-80, Killing and Stabbing of Inhabitants of Sanysidro

Closed Case Files: E-81, Rape of Women of Bocolor, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: E-82, Patton Given Water Cure, Manila

Closed Case Files: E-84, Shooting and Bayonetting of Civilians, Lubao, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: E-85, Prisoner of war Worked under Fire, Lamao, Bataan

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Closed Case Files: E-87, Death of G. Coo in Santa Isabel, Isabela Province, Luzon

Closed Case Files: E-88, Improper Treatment of prisoners of war, O’Donnell to Toyabas

Closed Case Files: E-92, Bombing of Santa Rosa

Closed Case Files: E-93, Bombing of Calamba, Laguna

Closed Case Files: E-94, Machine Gunning of Several Towns

Closed Case Files: E-96, Japanese Planes Machine-Gunned Civilians in Arayat, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: E-98, Mistreatment of prisoner of war and civilians of Ususan, Rizal

Box 1066

Closed Case Files: F-2, Sgt. Reeves & Walter Kinder Killed near Papaya, Nueva

Closed Case Files: F-4, Bunkok Tortured to Death in Barrio S. Roque, Luzon

Closed Case Files: F-6, Murder of Men and Attempted Rape of Woman at Nava, Panay

Closed Case Files: F-8, Killing of Filipino Woman, Panay

Closed Case Files: F-9, Atrocities on Cebu Incident in Connection with the Capture of 

Admiral Koga. [Note: Adm. Mineichi Koga, the Commander in Chief of the Combined 

Fleet, died in a plane crash en route to the Philippines on March 31, 1944. It was 

actually Adm. Fukudome who was captured.] 

Closed Case Files: F-10, Starvation of Culion Leper Colony

Closed Case Files: F-11, Machine Gunning 15 Filipinos at Mambusao, Capiz Province, Panay

Closed Case Files: F-12, Two Filipinos Tied to Pole in Manila - 1942

Closed Case Files: F-13, Chinese Massacred at Malaybalay, Bukidnon

Closed Case Files: F-15, P-38 Pilot Killed at Manaybang, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: F-16, Lt. Leher Forced to Propagandize, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: F-17, Cotabato Internment Camp

Closed Case Files: F-18, Two Barrios in Pampanga Burned and Natives Killed

Closed Case Files: F-19, Barrios Strafed at Magalang, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: F-20, Town near Cabanatuan Burned and Two Guerrillas Beheaded, 

Luzon

Closed Case Files: F-22, Guerrilla’s Ears Burned with Candle, Santa Fe, Nueva Viscaya, 

Luzon

Closed Case Files: F-24, Torture and Murder of Guerrilla, near Loreto, Dinagat

Closed Case Files: F-25, Raping and Looting, Town of Hibuson Island of the Surigao Straits

Closed Case Files: F-28, Inhabitants Killed at Batangas

Closed Case Files: F-43, Six Filipinos Executed for Stealing Rice at Mabalacat, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: F-44, Twelve Filipinos Beheaded as Spies, Mabalacat, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: F-45, Filipinos Beaten at Mabalacat, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: F-48, Parmingtian Tortured at Balanga

Closed Case Files: F-49, Sixteen Filipinos Bayonetted at Guital, Bataan

Closed Case Files: F-50, 41 Filipino Medics Bayonetted on Trail #8

Closed Case Files: F-51, Slaughter of Civilians by Nezu Unit of the First Battery

Closed Case Files: F-55, Twenty Two Natives Stabbed and Shot

Closed Case Files: F-53, Perico and Other Spaniards Tortured at Iloilo

Closed Case Files: F-66, Multiple Rape of Filipina, near Cagayan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: F-67, Killings in Barrio from Surigao to Bukidnon, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: F-69, Price on Head of Lt. McIntyre, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: F-70, Two Hundred Civilians Killed, Occidental Misamis, Mindanao

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Closed Case Files: F-72, Maltreatment of Father Kennally, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: F-73, Japanese Atrocities in Koronadal Valley, Cotabato Province, 

Mindanao Island

Closed Case Files: F-75, Mandaluyong Insane Asylum Internment Camp

Closed Case Files: F-78, Filipino Buried Alive, Pangasinan, Luzon

Closed Case Files: F-81, Massacre of Eighty Seven Natives at Samar

Closed Case Files: F-82, Forced Filipino Labor at Bulan Airfield, Southeastern Luzon

Closed Case Files: F-84, Cebu City, Cebu Demolished and Burned

Closed Case Files: F-85, Torture of the Mayor of Santa Fe, Tablas Island

Closed Case Files: F-86, Rape of Girl by 50 Japanese, Tablas Island

Closed Case Files: F-87, Two-day Rape of Women at Dance, Santa Fe, Tablas

Closed Case Files: F-88, Rape of Women in Unnamed Village on Tablas

Closed Case Files: F-89, Rape of Mother & Daughter at Guinbirayan, Tablas

Closed Case Files: F-90, All Chinese Killed, Tablas Islands

Closed Case Files: F-92, Lt. Weblon Tortured to Death, Baroy

Closed Case Files: F-93, Atrocities, prisoner of war camps at Dansalan

Closed Case Files: F-94, Rape of Women at Dansalan

Closed Case Files: F-95, Mindanao Airfield Work Detail, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: F-96, Mutilation of Pfc. Stevens, between Tacloban and Ormoc

Closed Case Files: F-97, Mrs. Lindbloom Hung by Feet, Santa Fe, Tablas

Closed Case Files: F-98, Killing of Clerk, Santa Fe, Tablas

Closed Case Files: F-99, Davao Naval Labor Camp, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: G-54, 115 Civilians Massacred at Hilongos, Leyte

Closed Case Files: G-55, Civilians in Abra Province, Given Water Torture

Closed Case Files: G-57, 12 Filipinos Beheaded in Bambang

Closed Case Files: G-61, Abuse of Co-eds of Far Eastern University, Manila

Closed Case Files: G-62

Closed Case Files: G-65, Atrocities at Lipa, Batangas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: G-65, Lipa prisoner of war camp, Atrocities at

Closed Case Files: G-83, Massacre of 300 Civilian, Janiuay, Iloilo

Closed Case Files: G-85, 30 Killed at Dumarao, Capiz

Closed Case Files: G-91, Campaign of Terror by Watanabe in Panay & Romblon

Closed Case Files: G-92, Beheading of 65 Prisoners in San Ramon, Ramon by Japanese, 

Zamboanga City

Closed Case Files: G-94, Civilian Shot and Burned at Manito, Albay Province, Luzon

Closed Case Files: G-95, Ando Family Bayonetted to Death at Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental 

Province, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: G-99, Songco & Others Beaten at Lubao, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: H-1, Between Tibungko and Davao, Mindanao, 3 Filipinos Beaten

Closed Case Files: H-3, Torture & Murder of Rockwell Puntion

Closed Case Files: H-4, Death of Lt. Glew on Cuyo Island

Closed Case Files: H-5, Virac Garrison, Albay prisoner of war camp

Closed Case Files: H-7, Killing of 17 Guerrillas at Bacarra, Ilocos Norte

Closed Case Files: H-8, Reprisal Killing at Civilians at Bacarra, Ilocos Norte

Closed Case Files: H-9, Beating of Guerrillas at Lingayan, Oangasinan

Closed Case Files: H-11, Mistreatment of prisoners of war and Guerrillas at Bacolor, Pampanga

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Closed Case Files: H-13, Execution and Mistreatment of Civilians at San Jose, Nueva Ecija, 

Luzon

Closed Case Files: H-14, Execution of Tallungan at Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

Closed Case Files: H-18, Killing of Civilians (& Torture) at Pinili, Ilocos

Closed Case Files: H-20, Torture and Murder of Filipino Civilians at Ilagan, Isabella

Closed Case Files: H-21, Civilians Killed at Bangag Barrio, Isabella

Closed Case Files: H-22, Echague Isabella prisoner of war camp

Closed Case Files: H-23, Limay Hospital, Bataan

Closed Case Files: H-24, Murder of Child at Salvacion, Albay

Closed Case Files: H-25, Murder of Cristal at Norvacan, Ilocos Sur

Closed Case Files: H-26, Murder of 25 Civilians at Tayabas

Closed Case Files: H-27, Torturing of prisoner of war and Civilians at Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte

Box 1067

Closed Case Files: H-28, Torturing & Burning of Civilian at Oas, Albay

Closed Case Files: H-29, Torturing of Civilians at Ligao, Albay

Closed Case Files: H-30, Mistreatment of U.S. Officer with White Flag

Closed Case Files: H-31, Aureo Birco Beaten and Food Withheld

Closed Case Files: H-32, March from Signal Hill to Orion, Bataan

Closed Case Files: H-33, Torture of Napoleon Foz

Closed Case Files: H-35, Torture of Children at San Juan, La Union

Closed Case Files: H-36, Torture of prisoners of war at Ft. San Diego

Closed Case Files: H-37, Massacre of 50 Civilians at Iguig, Cagayan

Closed Case Files: H-38, Santa Maria, Ilocos Sur, Murder by Burning of Two Men, and 

Giving Water Cure

Closed Case Files: H-39, 3 Civilians’ Throats Cut, Santiago, Isabela

Closed Case Files: H-40, Murder of 8 Civilians, near Santiago, Isabela - Barrio Wiped Out

Closed Case Files: H-41, Mistreatment of prisoners of war at Orani, C.C., Bataan

Closed Case Files: H-42, Water Cure at Malasiqui, Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: H-43, Shooting of Civilians Military Work for prisoners of war at 

Fuguegarao, Cagayan

Closed Case Files: H-44, Beheading of 2 U.S. Soldiers, Bagao, Bataan

Closed Case Files: H-45, Killing of 14 Civilian in Barrio Suba Paoay, Ilocos Norte

Closed Case Files: H-36, Punishment of Civilian after Capture of a Guerrilla at Meycauayan 

Bulacan

Closed Case Files: H-47, Beating of Mrs. Fuentes, Anna Fey Nightclub

Closed Case Files: H-48, Killing of Santiago Nebres, Meycauayan

Closed Case Files: H-50, Torture of Civilians, Grumba, Nueva Ecija

Closed Case Files: H-51, Killing of Ten Civilians, Baranka, Mandaluyong

Closed Case Files: H-52, Killing of Civilians by Burning, Baao, Camarines Sur

Closed Case Files: H-53, Killing of Lalley, the U.S. Airman, San Jose, Antique

Closed Case Files: H-54, Killing of Two Unidentified U.S. Airmen, San Jose, Antique

Closed Case Files: H-55, Filipinos Bayonetted, Dongon, Bukidnon, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: H-56, Murder & Rape at Barrio, Maraoiraoi

Closed Case Files: H-57, Torture of Laborer at Novic, Nueva Eciya

Closed Case Files: H-58, Torture of Prisoners, Naguilian, La Union

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Closed Case Files: H-60, Killings at Pili, Camarines Sur

Closed Case Files: H-64, Atrocities at, Malinao, Albay

Closed Case Files: H-65, Killing of Civilians at Marbacan, Ilocos Sur

Closed Case Files: H-66, Barrios Burned of People Killed in Abucay, Bataan

Closed Case Files: H-67, Cagayan or Misamis to Danao City, prisoner of war Transported on 

Unsanitary Boat

Closed Case Files: H-68, Inadequate Treatment of prisoner of war at Sasa, Davao

Closed Case Files: H-70, Bayonetting of Philippine Scout on Boat Trip from Camp O’Donnell 

to Corregidor

Closed Case Files: H-72, Beating of Water Cure of Leans in Zambales

Closed Case Files: H-74, Two Filipinos Killed by Hanging, San Juan, La Union

Closed Case Files: H-75, Torture of Civilians at Tioque, Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: H-76, Group Punishment at Orion, Bataan

Closed Case Files: H-77, March Little Baguio to San Fernando

Closed Case Files: H-78, Families of Guerrillas Killed, Rizal Province

Closed Case Files: H-79, Hanging of Suspected Guerrillas at Santiago, Isabela

Closed Case Files: H-80, Torture of Guerrillas at Santiago, Isabela

Closed Case Files: H-81, Torture of Sinese at Santiago, Isabela

Closed Case Files: H-82, Two Civilians Killed by Bayonet at Ilagan, Isabela

Closed Case Files: H-83, Miscellaneous Atrocities in Santa Maria, Ilocos Sur

Closed Case Files: H-84, Miscellaneous Atrocities in Ilocos Sur

Closed Case Files: H-86, Round Up of Two Hundred Civilians, Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte

Closed Case Files: H-87, Miscellaneous Atrocities at Pasquin, Ilocos Norte

Closed Case Files: H-88, Torture Death of prisoner of war, San Isidro

Closed Case Files: H-89, Rape & Torture Death, Inopacan, Leyte

Closed Case Files: H-90, Killing 22 Filipinos on March from Iloilo

Closed Case Files: H-95, Decapitation of 6 Men in Bohol

Closed Case Files: H-97, 13 Civilians Shot at Ibung, Nueva Vizcaya

Closed Case Files: H-99, Bayonetting of Villarta and His Son at Santa Rita, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: H-100, Dead File (See Files: A-19, B-24, F-30, I-4)

Closed Case Files: I, Crimes of Lt. Ichii, San Jose, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-3, Beheading of Filipino Family, Cabcaben, Bataan Airfield

Closed Case Files: I-5

Closed Case Files: I-7

Closed Case Files: I-13

Closed Case Files: I-14, Murder of Mother & Baby, San Jose, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-15, Bayonetting of Casidsid and Reyes; Beheading of Docos, San Jose, 

Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-16, Torture & Murder of Pedro Conception at San Jose, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-17, Torture of 16 Year Old Girl at San Teodoro, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-18, Torture of 3 Civilians at San Teodoro, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-19, Torture of Mrs. Ravas at San Teodoro, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-20, Torture of 10 Civilians at Sablayan, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-21, Torture of Civilian at Sablayan, Mindoro

Closed Case Files: I-23, Torture of Jose et al.

Closed Case Files: I-24, Water Cure for USAFFE at Esperanza, Pangasinan

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Closed Case Files: I-25, Torture of Barrio Lieutenant at Barrio Barat, Ilocos Norte

Closed Case Files: I-26, Punishment of Barrio Vice-Lieutenant at Barrio Labong, Nueva 

Vizcaya

Closed Case Files: I-27, Torture of Judge Fernandez and Girl at Umengan, Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: I-28, Torture of Partida and Cada Brothers at Gonzalez, Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: I-34, Trip from Zamboanga to Davao

Closed Case Files: I-36, Murder of U.S. Aviator at Impalutao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: I-38, Nine Prisoners Executed after Escape of One

Closed Case Files: I-39, Nine Prisoners Executed after Escape of One

Closed Case Files: I-40, I-41

Closed Case Files: I-42, Massacre at Capocen, Leyte

Closed Case Files: I-44, Transportation of prisoners of war from Cabanatuan to Nichols 

Field

Closed Case Files: I-46, Mistreatment of American prisoners of war at Las Pinas, Sept. 

1949

Closed Case Files: I-47

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Closed Case Files: I-48, Transportation of prisoners of war from Philippine General Hospital 

to Los Banos Internment Camp

Closed Case Files: I-49, Murder of Mrs. Daisy McCormack Biason and Elizabeth Biason

Closed Case Files: I-51, Mistreatment of Dr. Imerial at Dumaguete, Oriental Negros

Closed Case Files: I-52, Massacre in a Town near Zamboango City

Closed Case Files: I-53, Massacre near Upi, Cotobato

Closed Case Files: I-55, Internment of Hubert Carrol at University Apts. and Other prisoner 

of war camps under Improper Conditions

Closed Case Files: I-56, Massacre of 40 Civilians at Carmen, Agusan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: I-57, Transportation of prisoners of war from Bocolod, Negros to Santo 

Tomas

Closed Case Files: I-58, Murder of Miss E. Villanuerva

Closed Case Files: I-59, Inadequate Facilities for 300 to 400 prisoners of war on Ship from 

Nasugbu to Bilibid

Closed Case Files: I-60, Inadequate Facilities for 350 Internees on Boat from Davao to 

Santo Tomas, December 1943

Closed Case Files: I-61, Improper Transportation from Camp Iligan to Camp Impalutao, 9 

July 1942

Closed Case Files: I-62, prisoners of war Bayonetted on March

Closed Case Files: I-63, Rape, Torture, Burning & Bayonetting Filipino Family

Closed Case Files: I-65, Murder of Mr. Villamor, Jaro, Iloilo

Closed Case Files: I-68, Using prisoners of war as Guides then Killing Them

Closed Case Files: I-70, Beating of Richard C. Deane at Quezon City, Luzon

Closed Case Files: I-75, Congested & Improper Shipping, Panay to Manila, Manila to 

O’Donnell

Closed Case Files: I-76, Public Exhibition of Tied prisoners of war, La Paz, Iloilo

Closed Case Files: I-77, Public Exhibition of Tied prisoners of war in La Paz, Iloilo

Closed Case Files: I-78, Improper Care of prisoner of war, Capiz, Capiz

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Closed Case Files: I-79, Murder of Ester Gonzales

Closed Case Files: I-80, Dansalan prisoner of war camp, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: I-81, Iligan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: I-83, Detention of U.S. Aviators at Tokyo (To-252)

Closed Case Files: I-86, Improper Transportation of prisoners of war and Death of the First 

Lt. Strickland and Unknown Warrant Officer Enroute

Closed Case Files: I-86, Report of Coleman

Closed Case Files: I-87, Atrocities at Palalong Cliff, Barili, Cebu

Closed Case Files: I-88, Japanese Headquarters, Manila, Torture, Murder Unknown Filipino

Closed Case Files: I-89, Massacre Four Women, Los Banos, Laguna, 26 February 1945

Closed Case Files: I-90, Burning, Massacre, Agricultural College, Laguna, 28 February 1945

Closed Case Files: I-92, Burning & Murder of Valentina and Others, Panulo, Luzon

Closed Case Files: I-94, Atrocities in Plaridel and Baliangao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: I-95, Mistreatment of Lt. Penaranda, Tacloban, Leyte

Closed Case Files: I-99, Investigation of the Bombardment of the Open and Undefended 

City of Manila, Philippine Islands (Intramuros District Only) by Japanese Airplanes on 27 

and 28 December 1941

Closed Case Files: I-100, Murder of Consejo O’Hara at Cadiz (This Case is the Same as J40, J-40 File in this Envelope)

Closed Case Files: J-9, Kanagawa Prefectural Civil Internment Camp, General Condition 

(To-103)

Closed Case Files: J-38, Raping of Filipino Girl in Justo Lukban School, Paco, Manila

Closed Case Files: J-39, Anastacio Castro, Occidental Negros

Closed Case Files: J-42, Eighty Civilians Murdered at Pulupandan, Negros

Closed Case Files: J-45, Skinning Alive of Civilians at San Carlos, Negros Island

Closed Case Files: J-51, Bund Hotel, Yokohama, Kanagawa (To-102)

Closed Case Files: J-52, Yokohama Boat Club, prisoner of war camp, Kanagawa (To-106)

Closed Case Files: J-53, Totsuka (8 Miles East of Atsugi), Kanagawa (To-105)

Closed Case Files: J-54, Murder and Rape of Filipinos at 1530 San Andres, Manila

Closed Case Files: J-56, Murder of Filipino Child, Manila

Closed Case Files: J-57, Improper Transportation of prisoners of war, O’Donnell to 

Cabanatuan, June 1942

Closed Case Files: J-58, “Down with Stars and Stripes” Movie Made in Manila Using 

American prisoners of war

Closed Case Files: J-59, Murder of Dr. Lourdes Aycardo’s Daughter, 11 February 1945

Closed Case Files: J-60, Cannibalism near Ipo, Bulacan

Closed Case Files: J-61, Atrocities on Family of Dr. Domingo in Manila

Closed Case Files: J-62, Filipino Whipped & Stripped in Manila

Closed Case Files: J-63, Mrs. Wallace King Struck and Kicked in Manila

Closed Case Files: J-64, Duckworth Beaten, June 1942, Manila

Closed Case Files: J-65, Duckworth Beaten at Tutban Railroad Station, Manila

Closed Case Files: J-66, Dr. Vincent Domingo & Family Beaten

Closed Case Files: J-68, Sisters of Mrs. Lingal Raped, Grandmother Bayonetted

Closed Case Files: J-69, Maltreatment of Filipinos at Camachile on Fall of Bataan

Closed Case Files: J-72

Closed Case Files: J-73, Oryoku Maru

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Closed Case Files: J-77, Killing of Louis Le Roch, Manila

Closed Case Files: J-78, Beating of Luis J. Constine at Legaspi Garden and at the Aquarium, 

Manila

Closed Case Files: J-93, Mass Prostitution at Talysian, Oriental Misamis, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: J-94, Killing of Unknown Filipino at Bacolor, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: J-96, Bombing & Burning of San Jose, Luzon

Closed Case Files: J-100, Okino-Shima, Honshu (Flyers Beaten by Civilians; Flyers 

Parachuting, Machine Gunned) (T0-256)

Closed Case Files: K-1, Antabey’s Shoe Factory, Manila (prisoner of war barracks, 3000 

Rizal Ave.)

Closed Case Files: K-2, O’Donnell to Cabanatuan, 1 June 1942

Box 1069

Closed Case Files: K-7, Murder of Juan D. Fernandez

Closed Case Files: K-11, Mistreatment of Civilian Internees on a Five-Day March from 

Magnao to Labuagan, Luzon

Closed Case Files: K-13, Airport Studio, Azcarraga, Manila, Mistreatment of Capt. Feraren 

and Other Prisoners (Article by Feraren)

Closed Case Files: K-15, Sale of Red Cross Supplies Intended for Internees

Closed Case Files: K-18, General Conditions and Mistreatment of Internees, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: K-19, General Conditions and Treatment of American prisoners of war, 

Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: K-24, Mrs. Dureza Tortured in Unknown Manila Prison for Supplying Food 

to Dr. Domingo

Closed Case Files: K-26, Beating and Torturing of Cox and Dudley in Lanao Province in 

1942

Closed Case Files: K-28, Beheading of Anastacio Sison and 2 Companions at Bacong, 

Bataan, November 1944

Closed Case Files: K-29, Mistreatment of M.C. Duffell by Japanese, August 1942

Closed Case Files: K-30, Beating of Cpl. Grover C. Gent, 6 July 1942

Closed Case Files: K-32, Hermosa, Pangasinan, Looting, Killing and Burning

Closed Case Files: K-36, Improper Transportation of Civilian Internees from Camp Holmes 

to Bilibid Prison, Manila

Closed Case Files: K-37, Dr. Estaquio Beaten, Manila

Closed Case Files: K-38, 5 Filipinos Executed at Baquio, Luzon

Closed Case Files: K-39, Murder of Mr. Alonso, Manila

Closed Case Files: K-40, O’House Bayonetted and 4 Others, Manila

Closed Case Files: K-50, Beating and Unlawful Labor of Officer prisoners of war

Closed Case Files: K-58, Hanging by Wrists, Manila

Closed Case Files: K-61, March from Dewey Blvd. Pier to Bilibid Prison, 23 May 1942

Closed Case Files: K-63, Beating of Mr. Oriel, Manila

Closed Case Files: K-64, Tagatay Ridge, Tagatay City, Rizal Province, Luzon

Closed Case Files: K-65, Torture & Beating of Frank Neel

Closed Case Files: K-66, Killing of Unknown Dr. and Wife at Luced

Closed Case Files: K-67, North of Manila, Luzon (Torturing of Echavez)

Closed Case Files: K-68, Torture & Beating of Lacson and Tuason

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Closed Case Files: K-69

Closed Case Files: K-70, Beating & Torturing of William Smith and Family

Closed Case Files: K-71, 14 Days Torture & Death of Dixon Canuto, Baquino, Luzon

Closed Case Files: K-73, Hauling Military Equipment by prisoners of war

Closed Case Files: K-74, Rapings, Philippine General Hospital, February 1945, by Japanese 

Officers

Closed Case Files: K-76, Slapping of Capt. Masterson by Japanese Military

Closed Case Files: K-77, Raping of 3 Filipino Girls and Killing of One

Closed Case Files: K-78, Beating of Lt. Col. Kirkpatrick

Closed Case Files: K-79, Mistreatment of Velma V. Ritter

Closed Case Files: K-80, 5 Girls Forced into Prostitution, Aguson, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: K-83, Mistreatment of Alice T. Neigum

Closed Case Files: K-84, Torture of Judge Lopez

Closed Case Files: K-88, Mistreatment of Carpio Icarangal

Closed Case Files: K-90, Mutilation of Bodies at Mandog, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: K-93, Mistreatment and Torturing of Filipinos at Malasiqui, Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: L, 60 Civilians and Wounded at Canusay, Poro Island

Closed Case Files: L-1, Leyte

Closed Case Files: L-2, Critica Responsible for Tortures, Manila

Closed Case Files: L-19, Use of U.S. and Filipino prisoners of war to Manufacture Ammo

Closed Case Files: L-20, Victims Burned to Death, Ermita, Manila

Closed Case Files: L-40, Killing of Unknown prisoner of war, Leyte

Closed Case Files: L-41, Decapitation of 4 prisoner of wars, Balanga, Bataan

Closed Case Files: L-42, San Fernando Work Camp

Closed Case Files: L-56, Rape in Manila

Closed Case Files: L-81, Seizure of Civilians after Christmas Eve Mass, Sagay, Misamis 

Oriental, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-82, Abuse of Civilians, Malang, Cotabato, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-83, Killing and Torture of Filipino Civilians, Pantukan, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-84, Davao

Closed Case Files: L-87, Murder of Filipino Civilians, Inabaken & Balulao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-88, Filipino Officers Buried Alive, Butuan, Agusan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-92, Murder of Abesa and Rola, Guinsiliban, Sagay, Misamis Oriental, 

Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-93, Man and Boy Tortured and Killed, Agusan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-94, Capt. Habacan and Lt. Patigoas Tortured and Buried Alive, Agusan, 

Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-96, Beating of Dr. Ortega, Agusan, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: L-98, Massacres of Civilians at Malabog, Davao City, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: M-2, Australian Cases Miscellaneous

Closed Case Files: M-4, Torture and Murder of 5 Chinese, San Fernando, Pampanga

Closed Case Files: M-6, Massacre of 100 Chinese and Filipinos

Closed Case Files: M-7, Post Office Building

Closed Case Files: M-12, Killing of Luy Teng, Bancas, Davao City, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: M-13, Killing of Chinese, Davao City, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: M-16, Congressman Arteche Seized

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Closed Case Files: M-26, 10 Filipinos Executed, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-27, Shooting and Bayonetting of Vega and Rodriguez, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-30, War Crimes Office File

Box 1070

Closed Case Files: M-35, Execution of 9 Filipinos, Taguig, Rizal

Closed Case Files: M-36, Execution of Finn at Santa Rosa, Laguna, Province, Luzon

Closed Case Files: M-37, 71 Civilians Killed, Tineg, Abira Province, Luzon

Closed Case Files: M-38, Beating and Death of Roberts, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-39, Rape and Torture of Filipinos, Ikip, Luzon

Closed Case Files: M-40, Murder or Unknown American Soldier, Lemay, Bataan

Closed Case Files: M-41, Murder of Santos and Others, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-43, Murder of Menchaca, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-44

Closed Case Files: M-45, Cannibalism

Closed Case Files: M-46, Killing of Sgt. William Ivanhoe, Guagua, Pampanga, Luzon

Closed Case Files: M-47, Killing of Filipino Woman in or Near the Village of Tudela, Penson 

Island

Closed Case Files: M-48, Torture of Trogani, et al.

Closed Case Files: M-49, Filipino Civilians’ Tongues Cut Out

Closed Case Files: M-50, Mistreatment of an Aged Male Filipino Civilian, Murcia, Negros 

Occidental

Closed Case Files: M-51, 2 American Executed, Allen, Samar

Closed Case Files: M-52, Massacre in Lopez, Tayabas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: M-53, Charles David Chase Murdered in Manila

Closed Case Files: M-54, Improper Transportation of prisoners of war from Panay to Santo 

Tomas, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-55, Improper Transportation of Cebu to Manila

Closed Case Files: M-56, Mistreatment of American and Chinese at Leper Colony, Culion 

Island

Closed Case Files: M-57, Stealing of Personal Property from Silliman University

Closed Case Files: M-60, Beating of Vardose and Others at Central Hotel, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-61

Closed Case Files: M-62, Camarines Sur Province

Closed Case Files: M-64, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-69, Mistreatment of American prisoners of war at Fort Stotsenberg

Closed Case Files: M-75, Filipinos, Suspected of Looting Japanese Stores, Were Beheaded 

in Malate District, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-76, Dr. Ramos Killed by Japanese

Closed Case Files: M-77, Cannibalism by Japanese in April 1942 on Member of 192nd Tank 

Battalion

Closed Case Files: M-78, Killing of 150 American prisoners of war in Mindanao

Closed Case Files: M-82, Francia and Others Killed at San Marcelino, 9 February 1945

Closed Case Files: M-88, 30 Policemen, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-85, Elpidio Family, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-86, Calhoun prisoner of war camp, Batangas Province

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Closed Case Files: M-87, Improper Movement of Ill prisoners of war from Corregidor to 

Bilibid, Manila

Closed Case Files: M-89, Disappearance of Victims after Arrest by Kempei-Tai at Davao

Closed Case Files: M-92, Domico Garcia Escaped to Santo Tomas & Related Crime to Mrs. 

Marjorie Joyce Woods

Closed Case Files: M-98, Arrest & Disappearance of Mr. Karl Hess

Closed Case Files: M-99, Mistreatment of American prisoners of war during Transportation 

from Fort Drum to Cabanatuan

Closed Case Files: M-100, Torture of 3 Unknown American Soldiers at Tarlac

Closed Case Files: N, Father Fink Hacked to Pieces (Unknown Locale)

Closed Case Files: N-1, Transportation of American prisoners of war under Improper 

Condition from Cabanatuan to Fort McKinley

Closed Case Files: N-4, Execution of 2 Filipinos at Iba, Bulacan

Closed Case Files: N-5, Mistreatment of Gardner at San Juan, Rizal Province

Closed Case Files: N-6, Transportation from Corregidor to Bilibid

Closed Case Files: N-7, Beating of Sorrel and Family at Baguio

Closed Case Files: N-8, Murder of Unidentified Filipinos in Manila

Closed Case Files: N-9, Burning of Town of Kapangan

Closed Case Files: N-11, Murder of Unknown Filipinos in Manila

Closed Case Files: N-13, Murder of Unknown Filipinos in Manila

Closed Case Files: N-15

Closed Case Files: N-16, Murder of Mackey and Ockley at Buruanga

Closed Case Files: N-18, 3 May 1942, Victims Bayonetted to Death by Approximately 40 

Japanese and 20 Filipinos Including Listed Known Perpetrators

Closed Case Files: N-19, Burning of Home of Employees of United Paracale Mining Co.

Closed Case Files: N-20, 2 Victims Seized, 29 March 1942, by Civilian Japanese Listed as 

Perpetrators at Victims Homes, Pentatagan, Pantukan, Davao, Victims Never Seen or 

Heard from

Closed Case Files: N-22, Tokyo Prisoner of War Information Bureau (To-257)

Closed Case Files: N-23, Murder of Johnson at Jose Panganiban, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: N-24, Murder of Greutner in Tuy, Batangas

Closed Case Files: N-25, Killing of Unknown American prisoner of war at Aasugbu, Batangas

Closed Case Files: N-26, Torture and Murder of Orvillo at Rizal, Bohol Province

Closed Case Files: N-27, Torturing of Tiamson at Bucay, Abra

Closed Case Files: N-28, Roberts Murdered at Dagupan, Pangasinan

Closed Case Files: N-30, Raid on Orion, Bataan

Closed Case Files: N-31, Use of Americans in Carrying Tremendous Loads for Japanese

Closed Case Files: N-32, Looting of Itogen Mine by Japanese

Closed Case Files: N-33, Murder of Aplan at San Juan de Dios Hospital, Manila

Closed Case Files: N-34, Looting of Anatomok Goldfield Mining Co. in Baguio

Closed Case Files: N-35, Imprisonment under Improper Conditions of Timm

Closed Case Files: N-36, Murder of 5 Unknown Filipinos at Market Place in Baguio

Closed Case Files: N-39, Exposure to Public Ridicule of 2 American prisoners of war

Closed Case Files: N-40, Attempted Rape of Ferrer in Malate

Closed Case Files: N-41, Massacre of Civilians at Malate, Manila

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Box 1071

Closed Case Files: N-42, Improper Transport of prisoners of war from Bilibid to Fort 

McKinley

Closed Case Files: N-43, Bayonetting and Subsequent Death of Priesler Child in Paco, 

Manila

Closed Case Files: N-44, Beating of American Soldier in Guagua, Luzon

Closed Case Files: N-47, Murder of Nathorst Family in German Legation Building

Closed Case Files: N-48, Exposure of American prisoners of war to Ridicule by Being 

Marched through Streets of Manila in a Naked Condition, December 1943 to February 

1944

Closed Case Files: N-54, Torture of Filipinos at Battack, Luzon

Closed Case Files: N-55, Killing of Filipinos at Dingrass, Luzon

Closed Case Files: N-56

Closed Case Files: N-57, Improper Transport of prisoners of war from Timbungao to 

Zamboanga

Closed Case Files: N-58, Trip from Cabcaben to O’Donnell, Luzon

Closed Case Files: N-70, Execution of Civilian Prisoners at Baguio, Luzon

Closed Case Files: N-72, Transport of American prisoners of war from Camp Malaybalay to 

Fort Santiago

Closed Case Files: N-79, Statement of Looting and Burning of Gingrain, Negros

Closed Case Files: N-81, Massacre at Manila Hotel, Manila

Closed Case Files: N-83, 5 Filipinos Murdered at Imus, Cavite

Closed Case Files: N-85, Kidnapping and Murder of Limaco by Japanese M.P. at Binan, 

Laguna

Closed Case Files: N-86, 2 Sisters Raped & Killed at Manila

Closed Case Files: N-96, Massacre at Baguio, Luzon

Closed Case Files: N-98, Looting & Murder at San Narciso, Tayabas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: N-99, Looting and Burning at Palangin, Albay, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O, Fr. Kauffman Shot at Igbaras, Iloilo

Closed Case Files: O-3, Women Mistreated at Baclaran, Rizal

Closed Case Files: O-4, Maltreatment of Aribas & Daughter

Closed Case Files: O-5, Beating of Dickson at Jolo, Sulu

Closed Case Files: O-6, Beating of Lenis, Sagada, Mountain Province

Closed Case Files: O-8, Negros to Manila (Boat Trip)

Closed Case Files: O-9, Murder of Mr. William S. Cook

Closed Case Files: O-13, Beating of George Reid at Baguio, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-20, Execution of 17 Filipinos at Tabaco, Albay, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-22, Looting & Burning of Personal Properties of Ford at San Miguel, 

Tabaco, Albay, 24 September, 1944

Closed Case Files: O-23, Improper Transportation of prisoners of war from Cabanatuan to 

Davao

Closed Case Files: O-26, Killing of Six Filipinos at Agusan, Mindanao, 16 September 1945 

(Mikami Case)

Closed Case Files: O-26, Pass Signed by Hidaka

Closed Case Files: O-26, Hori, Masaru

Closed Case Files: O-26, Ikuno, Tadao

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Closed Case Files: O-26, Imoto, Toichi

Closed Case Files: O-26, Ishibashi, Sadaichi

Closed Case Files: O-26, Katayama, Miyuki

Closed Case Files: O-26, Kinoshita, Shizuo

Closed Case Files: O-26, Kuroi, Hiroshi

Closed Case Files: O-26, Maetake, Yasuharu

Closed Case Files: O-26, Mikami, Koe

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Closed Case Files: O-26, Nishimura, Takuzo

Closed Case Files: O-26, Ogawa, Masato

Closed Case Files: O-26, Ohara, Kenyo

Closed Case Files: O-26, Okazaki, Shigeo

Closed Case Files: O-26, Okumura, Nobuo

Closed Case Files: O-26, Onishi, Gentaro

Closed Case Files: O-26, Sawasaki, Ikuo

Closed Case Files: O-26, Tsuboi, Kazushi

Closed Case Files: O-26, Tsuboi, Yasunobu

Closed Case Files: O-26, Yokoyama, Kimio

Closed Case Files: O-26, Yoshinaga, Hiroshi

Closed Case Files: O-26, Zushi, Tadao

Closed Case Files: O-26, Exhibits

Closed Case Files: O-26, Regulations Governing the Trials of Accused War Criminals, Dated 

5 December 1945

Closed Case Files: O-26, Identification of Signature of Mikami & Yoshinaga by Zushi

Closed Case Files: O-26, Goloran, Andres

Closed Case Files: O-26, Goodwin, Edward M., Original Exhibits

Closed Case Files: O-26, Martinez, Galicano, and Havana, Francisco

Closed Case Files: Martinez, Pedro

Closed Case Files: O-26, Miyagishima, Mike

Closed Case Files: O-26, Report of War Crimes by James L. Sloss, Jr.

Closed Case Files: O-26, Whitaker, Lester B.

Closed Case Files: O-26, Whitaker, Lester B., Letters, Charges, and Specifications, etc.

Closed Case Files: O-26, Lt. Whitaker, Sketch of

Closed Case Files: O-26, Charge and Specifications, Koe Mikami and Translations

Closed Case Files: O-26, Miscellaneous

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Closed Case Files: O-28, 3 American Citizens Beaten, Manila

Closed Case Files: O-30, Massacre at Mababanaba, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-31, Lopez Mistreated, Manila

Closed Case Files: O-32, Massacre at Zarogoza, Newa Eciya, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-33, Tortures, Beatings, Visayan Island

Closed Case Files: O-36, Improper Transport of Internees from Baguio to Manila

Closed Case Files: O-37, Camp Holmes to Manila (Improper Transportation)

Closed Case Files: O-38, Improper Transport of prisoners of war, Bilibid to Cabanatuan

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Closed Case Files: O-40, 19 Guerrillas Murdered, Santa Cruz, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: O-47, Massacre at Pusil, Batangas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-49, 12 Civilians Bayonetted at Barrio Vayourbor, Batangas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-50, 22 Filipinos Bayonetted, Batangas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-51, Massacre at Sapac & Bubuyan, Batangas, 14 February 1945

Closed Case Files: O-52, Massacre at Lipa, Batangas, February 1945

Closed Case Files: O-54, Massacre at Santo Tomas, Batangas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-56, Rape & Shooting of 3 Civilians, Davao City, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: O-57, Disappearance of Agustin Carbajosa and Two Sons, Indangan, 

Davao

Closed Case Files: O-58, Disappearance of Civilians, Pindasan, Pantukan, Davao

Closed Case Files: O-59, Victim Taken by Kempei-Tai, Davao

Closed Case Files: O-60, Cesario Lealde Shot, Davao City, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: O-61, Disappearance of 3 Filipinos, Pantukan, Davao City, Davao

Closed Case Files: O-64, Atrocities at Lucena, Tayabas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: O-65, Improper Transport of prisoners of war from Depecol to Cebu, 

June 1944

Closed Case Files: O-66, Looting at Indang, Cavite

Closed Case Files: O-68, 16 Americans Got Collective Punishment, Panay, Capiz

Closed Case Files: O-71, Surrender of Bataan & Corregidor

Closed Case Files: O-72, 31 Filipinos Murdered, Iwahig, Palawan

Closed Case Files: O-73, 23 Civilians Executed, Puerto Princesa, Palawan

Closed Case Files: O-74, Execution of 21 Filipinos, Masterson, Palawan

Closed Case Files: O-74, 24 Civilians Executed, Culion, Palawan

Closed Case Files: O-80, Atrocities on Negro Island

Closed Case Files: O-89, San Fernando to O’Donnell (Improper Transport)

Closed Case Files: O-90, Probable Murder of Awad, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: O-91, 11 Civilians Executed at Antiquera, Bohol

Closed Case Files: O-92, 123 Civilians Executed at Bohol

Closed Case Files: O-93, 26 Civilians Murdered, Bohol

Closed Case Files: O-94, 23 Civilians Executed at Bohol

Closed Case Files: O-95, 6 Filipinos Executed at Bohol

Closed Case Files: O-99, Magno Family Murdered, Davao City, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: O-100, Cabanatuan to Bilibid (Improper Transport)

Closed Case Files: P, 6 Missionaries Killed at Antique, Panay

Closed Case Files: P-1, Destruction of Lumbia, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-2, Destruction of Imbatug, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-3, Marine Captain Killed, Impasugon, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-4, Destruction of Talakag, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-5, Destruction of Puntian, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-6, Guerrilla Killed, San Fernando, Pampanga, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-7, Atrocities, Pampanga, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-9, Gooch Beatne, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-11, Ang Murdered at Davao City, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-17, Serbo & Matthews Beaten, Quezon City, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-18, Schultz Shot, Pasay, Manila

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Closed Case Files: P-19, Killing & Burning of Town of Laur, Nueva Ecija, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-22, Three Civilians Shot at Tagudin, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-23, Woman Mistreated at Guagua, Pampanga, Negros

Closed Case Files: P-25, Unnamed American Soldier Killed at Bulalacao, Mindoro, Philippine 

Islands

Closed Case Files: P-27, Three Girls Killed, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-30, Farmer Shot at Agusan Province, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-31, Town of Malamuno Looted and Burned, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-32, Town of Mayayo, Bontoc, Luzon Burned by Japanese

Closed Case Files: P-33, Six Houses Burned in Alieg, Apayao, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-35, Matthey, Killed at Quezon City, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-36, Filipino Tortured & Executed, Bicol

Closed Case Files: P-37, Family Imprisoned, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-38, Hubbard Murdered, Bulacan

Closed Case Files: P-39, Town of Teresa, Rizal, Luzon Bombed, Strafed

Closed Case Files: P-40, Victim Accused of Propaganda, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-41, Two Americans Killed at Naga, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-43, Bongabon, Luzon Bombed

Closed Case Files: P-44, Naga to Manila, Improper Transport

Closed Case Files: P-47, Civilians Mistreated at Santa Rita Hall, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-52, Civilians Killed at Talomo, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-54, Feria Disappeared & Probably Murdered at Palochiva, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-55, Beheading of Breva, Guianga, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-56, Victim Shot to Death at Lasang, Davao City, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-57, Possible Beheading of Two Civilians at Gasman Concentration 

Camp, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-59, Shooting of Chinese, Madaum, Davao City

Closed Case Files: P-60, Victims Bayonetted to Death, Culaman, Malita, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-61, Bayonetting of One Family, Bago, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-64, Bayonetting of Uy, Cuambog, Pantukan, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-67, Atrocities at Daliao Concentration Camp, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-68, Tizon Tortured at Kempei-Tai Jail, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-69, Two Filipinos Probably Murdered, Tigato, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-73, Civilians Murdered at Tugbok, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-74, Civilian Disappeared and Probably Murdered at Kingking, Davao

Closed Case Files: P-75, Disappearance & Probable Murder, Pindasan, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-76, Eighteen Filipinos Murdered at Banarao, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-78, Three Civilians Bayonetted at Davao City, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-82, Civilian Shot at Hijo, Davao, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: P-87, Two Filipinos Killed at Los Banos, Laguna, Luzon, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: P-88, Warren Tortured, Pasay, Manila

Closed Case Files: P-89, Lopez Tortured and Beaten, Los Banos, Laguna, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-90, Gardner Family Killed, Los Banos, Laguna, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-91, Reporting Burning of Village and Killing of Civilians at Casanova, 

Nueva Edija, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: P-93, 3 Boys Tortured and Murdered, Quezon City, Manila

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Closed Case Files: P-97, Capt. H.V. Ingersoll Diary

Closed Case Files: P-98, Woman Bayonetted at Capas, Tarlac, Luzon

Closed Case Files: P-100, Johnson Beaten at San Juan, Manila

Closed Case Files: Q, Shooting of Fr. Arnstol in Lanaan

Closed Case Files: Q-2, Burning of Barrio Dolores, Pampanga, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-7, Use of Civilians as Shields, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-8, Unspecified Atrocities, Mauban, Tayabas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-9, Improper Transportation, Bacolod to Cebu, and Cebu to Davao

Closed Case Files: Q-10, Murder of Doliana at Palo, Leyte

Closed Case Files: Q-11, Killing of Asio and Vitoria, Lapog, Ilocos Sur, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-14, 8 Filipinos Shot and Beheaded, Victoria, Tarlac

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Closed Case Files: Q-19, Disappearance of Lt. James Seater

Closed Case Files: Q-21, Zonification, Barrio Tuyo, Balanga, Bataan

Closed Case Files: Q-23, Execution of 7 Filipino Officers and 2 American Soldiers, Nueva 

Viscaya, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-25, Torture & Murder of Americans, Batangas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-26, Murder of 20 Filipinos, Maluya, Bataan

Closed Case Files: Q-27, Burning of Town & Killing of Filipinos, Toyo, Bataan

Closed Case Files: Q-28, 20 or 30 Filipinos Killed, Pilar, Bataan

Closed Case Files: Q-29, Murder of Arrogante, Daan Bantayan, Cebu

Closed Case Files: Q-30, Schnitzler Killed, Manila

Closed Case Files: Q-32, Disappearance of Kilat Girls, Larena, Negros Oriental

Closed Case Files: Q-34, Murder of Guerrero and Four Chinese at Baler, Tayabas, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-35, Killing of Olivera at Perez

Closed Case Files: Q-36, Killing of Ten Chinese Civilians

Closed Case Files: Q-37, Killing of Antonio, Cavite Navy Yard, Cavite, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: Q-38, Burning of prisoners of war, Cavite City, Cavite, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: Q-39, Boat Trip Under Improper Conditions, Surigao, Mindanao to Davao

Closed Case Files: Q-40, Massacre of Twenty Four Banago Wharf, Bacolod, Negros, 

Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: Q-41, Murder of Two Women & Baby at Legaspi, Albay

Closed Case Files: Q-42, Massacre of Residents Sitio, Tugbok, Mintal, Davao

Closed Case Files: Q-43, Murder of Carmen Ibanez, Her Mother & Eighteen Others at 

Sinait, Ilocos Sur, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-44, Torture of Salvador Jimenez, Cavite City, Cavite, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: Q-46, Torture & Murder of Civilians, Baybay, Leyte, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: Q-47, Various Atrocities, Bagacay, Bohol, Philippine Islands

Closed Case Files: Q-48, Mistreatment of American Civilians at the Nippon Club, Manila, 

Philippine Islands, 4 February 1945

Closed Case Files: Q-49, Nasser Family & Hauvy Family Killed, Manila

Closed Case Files: Q-50, Laraway Killed, Bibul Springs, Luzon

Closed Case Files: Q-51, Dunka-Ann, Baybay, Leyte, Burned

Closed Case Files: Q-52, Balbalasang, Mountain Province, Luzon Burned

Closed Case Files: Q-54, Massacre at Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya

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Closed Case Files: Q-55, Murder at Davao City, Mindanao

Closed Case Files: R, Shooting Father Coter at Masin, Leyte

Closed Case Files: V, News Article of Atrocities

Closed Case Files: Z, Vols. 1-2, Malaybalay prisoner of war camp (2 folders)

Perpetrators and Suspected War Criminals 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1212)

Boxes 1075-1087 location: 290/11/18/04

Box 1075

Abbie (Japanese Dr., Lt.)

Abe (Col.)

Abe, FNU (Interpreter)

Abiko (Lt.)

Abo, Masanao (Lt. Comdr.)

Agwi, “John the Bastard”

Aihara, Raku, “Air Raid,” Vols. 1 and 2

Akaba (Civ.)

“Alice the Goon”

Amano (Lt. Col.)

Amotto (Camp Comdr.)

Anang, FNU

“Andy Gump” (Maj.)

“Antukin,” “Sleepy,” and “Dopey”

Aoki (Col.)

Aoki, E.K.

Aoki, Takahashi

Aora, FNU, “Five O’Clock Shadow” (Lt.)

Aoyagi, FNU

Arboleda, Eduardo P.

Arima (Supervisor)

Arisawa, Yoshio

Arita, FNU (Cpl.)

Awada (Japanese Interpreter)

Awoki, Tadashi (Sgt.)

Azuma, FNU (Maj.)

“Babe Ruth” (Guard)

“Baby Face” (Guard)

“Baggy Pants” (Capt.)

“Baggy Pants”

“Banjo Eyes” (Guard)

“Bat” (Guard)

“Bear Track” (Guard)

“Beetle Brown”

“Big Boy”

“Big Carabao”

“Big Deal”

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“Big Speedo”

“Big Stoop” (Guard)

“Bing Crosby”

“Black Jack” (Guard)

“Blinky”

“Boots” (Capt.)

“Boots & Saddle”

“Bootsie”

Boshida (Capt.)

“Brer Rabbit” (Guard)

Brest, FNU (Maj.)

Brown, Farmer

“Brown Bomber” (Guard)

“Bubble Nose”

“Bubble Nose Maru” (Lieutenant)

“Buck Tooth”

“Bug Eyes” (Guard)

“Bugle Boy” (Guard)

“Bull” (Guard)

“Bull & Mouse”

“Bulldog” (Guard)

“Bulldog”

“Bull Fly”

“Bull of the Woods”

“Bullethead”

Butler

“Butterfly”

Calashita (Supervisor)

Conamas

Canoda

“Captain” (Guard)

“Captain Bligh” (Guard)

“Carabou” (Guard)

“Carabao” (Guard)

“Carabao Charley” (Pvt.)

Catanig, FNU

Cavanasan, Aigamman

Cawabata, Ishiro (Guard)

“Charley Chaplin”

“Charlie”

“Charlie, Golf Stick”

“Charlie McCarthy” (Guard)

“Cherry Blossom” (Guard)

Chin

Chin Dai Ju (Civ.)

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Chin Hei Ko (“Little Speedo”)

Chin Jin Chu (Civ. Guard)

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Chin Mo Ei (Guard)

Chin Sun (Guard)

“Chin To Socko”

Cho, “Slim Joe”

“Chopsticks”

“Christian” (Guard)

Chu Chin Jin

Chui Jui Chu

“Clark Gable” (Pvt.)

“Coconut-Head” (Guard)

“Coni-Mack” (Guard)

“Connikmatsue”

“Conoson”

Coto (Sgt.)

“Cow Shinete” (Cowboy)

Dan (Sgt.)

Dan (Civilian)

Dan, Seijiro (Ens.)

“Daniel Webster”

Deanhotsu, FNU

Deguchi, Motoake (Lt. Col., MP Unit)

Deki (Mr., Japanese Civilian)

“Dog Robber”

Doi, Naoji (Rear Admiral)

Doihara, Kenji (Gen.)

Domoto (Mr., Civilian)

Don (Gunzo, Sgt.)

Dondo, Masaji

“Dopey” (Guard)

“The Duck,” Nonryo, “Web Foot”

“Duck Foot”

“Ducklegs” (Lab. Boss)

Duran, FNU

Elokawa (Miss., Civilian)

Emoto (Col.)

Eto (Lt. Col.)

Ewasake, FNU

“Fatso” (Sgt)

“Fat Stuff” (Guard)

“Fish Eyes”

“Fish Face” (W.O.)

Focuda (Civilian)

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“Four Eyes”

“Fox” (Guard)

Francisco (Civilian)

“Frog” (Guard)

Fuji, FNU

Fuji, FNU (Sgt.)

Fuji, FNU (Maj.)

Fujikawa, FNU (Capt.)

Fujiki, Rikizo

Fujita, FNU (Sgt.)

Fujita Tadao

Fukinada (Japanese)

Fukoyi (Fukui San)

Fukuda (1st Lt.)

Fukuda Toshiro (Capt.)

Fukui-San (Civilian, N)

Fukutome, Shoichi (Col.)

Fukutomi, Hiroshi (1st Lt.)

Fumi-San (Civilian)

Furekawa, Itsuo

Furukawa, FNU (Civilian)

Furusawa, Sumigiro (Sgt. Maj.)

Furuta (Lt.)

Furuta, Akira (L/Pvt.)

Furuya, Yonezo (Pfc.)

Fuzikowa

Gamy (Lt., Japanese Army Medical Corps)

“Gertrude” (Guard)

Go, Akira (Civ.) 

“Gocho” (Guard)

“Godenso”

“Gold Tooth” (Sgt.)

“Goldie” (Guard)

“Golf Club Charlie” (Cpl.)

“Gonso” (Guard)

“The Goon”

Goone (Civilian)

“Gorilla”

“Gorilla Gus” (Guard)

Gosho (Sgt.)

Goto, Hochiro

Goto, Seinoshi (Maj.)

Goto, S. (Military)

Gourd, Doi (Sgt.)

“Greasy Pig” (Guard)

“Green Hornet”

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“Gunzo” (Guard)

Habuta (Civilian)

Hacha Hara (Guard)

Hachimoto, “Hog Jaw” (Lt.)

Hagashi (Pvt.)

Hair Hotchie

“Hammer Head”

Hanaoka, FNU (Maj.)

Hanaoka, Michio (Ens.)

Hanaoka, Shiro (Jiro)

“Handsome Harry”

Hara, FNU (Lt.)

Harada (Capt.)

Harada, FNU (Maj.)

Harada, Keigo

Haraguchi (Japanese Interpreter, Civilian)

Harawawa (Lt.)

Hari Neshi

“Harry Night School,” “Joe College” (Guard)

“Harry Yap-Yap” (Cpl.)

“Harvard”

Hasegawa (Guard)

Hasegawa Taisa (Col.)

Hashide, FNU (Lt.)

Hashihara, Shieniti

Hashimoto, FNU, “Dog Face”

Hashimoto, Tadashi

Hata, Masaru (S/Maj.)

Hatada, FNU (Sgt.)

Hatano

Hattori, (Sgt.)

Hayachi, “Little Tiger” (Cpl.)

Hayasaka, Edwardo H. (Japanese Civ.)

Hayashi, FNU (Lt.)

Hayashi (Col., C.C.), S.T.

Hayashi, Yawara

Heidichi, FNU, “Little Henry” (Guard)

Heno, FNU

“Hiashi,” “Tiger”

Hiashi (Civ. Interpreter)

Hifumi, Kyhei

Box 1077

Higa

Higikara (Lieutenant)

Higuti, FNU

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Hihara (Sergeant)

Hikita, Issee (Lt.)

Hino (Civ.)

Hirada

Hirado (Lt.)

Hirano, Kurataro (Col.)

Hirata, FNU (Lt.)

Hirose

Hishikari, Takabumi (Civ.)

“Hitler” (Col.)

“Hi-Yokko”

Hocadin, FNU

Hochi (Guard)

Hochi, FNU, “Taiwan Moro” or “Stupid”

Hochihara, “Pig”

“Hoe Handle”

“Hog Face” (Guard)

“Hog Head”

“Hog Jaw” (Guard)

“Hogjaws”

Hokamura, FNU (Maj.)

Honcho, “Big”

Honda (Lt.), S.T.

Hondo (Interpreter), S.T.

Hondo (Lt.), D.P.C.

Hondo, Kazuma (Sgt./Maj.)

Hora, “Jo-Jo the Dog Face”

“Horse Face”

“Horse, The”

Hosoda, FNU (1st Lt.)

Hosaka (Lt.)

“Hose Nose”

Hoshide, “Horse Hide,” “Balloon Nose”

Hosaka

Hoshi, Matsui

Hoshide, Kichijiro

Hoshide, Teijiro (Lt.)

Hoshimay, FNU

Hoshino, Naoki

Hoshino

Hosida, “Horsehide”

Hosnie (Sgt.)

Hosume (Lt.)

Hotichora

Hotsumi

“House Mover, The”

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“Housefly” (Guard)

Hurikoshi, Hiroshi (Interpreter)

Huroda, FNU (Lt.)

Ichihara, FNU (Guard)

Ichijero, Hiroshige (Lt.)

Ichimorue

Ichinoya, FNU (Civ. Eng.)

Ida, Hiromi “Horseface”

Ido (Civ.)

Igami, FNU (Lt.)

Igawana, FNU

Ikeda, FNU (Lt.)

Ikeda, Masayuki

Ikeda, Masayuki

Imamura, Hisamitsu

“Imperial Pig”

Inuzuka, Koreshige (Capt.)

Isamito, FNU (Interpreter)

Ishada

Ishahari (Pvt.)

Ishida, Goro

Ishihara (Civ.)

Ishii, Masami (Maj./Gen.)

Ishikawa (Sgt./Maj.)

Ishikawa, Yorio (Maj.)

Ishimeta (Interpreter)

Isoda, Kanashiro

Isoy (Sgt.)

Issimoto, FNU

Ita, “Horse Face” (Sgt.)

Ito, FNU (Capt.)

Ito, FNU (Lt.)

Ito, FNU (Lt. Col.)

Ito, (M. Sgt.)

Ito (Col.)

Ito (S/Pvt.)

Ito, Jiro (Lt. Col.)

Ito, Siro (Lt. Col.)

Ito, Temio (1st Lt.)

Ito, Tatsusaburo (W.O.)

Ito, Toshimitsu (Lt. Col.)

Ito, Yoneji (Sgt.)

Ito, Yoshio (Sgt.)

Iwaki, Isamu (Pvt.)

Iwanaka, FNU, Cabanatuan Prison

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Box 1078

Iwanaka, Hosho Alias Yasuaki (Maj.)

Iwanaka, Yoshiharu (Lt. Gen.)

Iwataka (Cpt.)

Izameta, FNU (Interpreter)

Izutani, Toshio (Motor Pool)

“A Japanese” (Civ.)

“James Cagney” (Guard)

Japanese (Civ.)

A Japanese (Civ.)

A Japanese Girl (Civ.)

Jew Baby (Guard)

Jinichi, Eishi

“Joe Lewis” (Sgt.)

Joh Sho Tei

Johnson (A.C.)

Joseru, FNU

“Judge” (Guard)

“Judge” (Sgt.)

“Junior”

Kahawi, FNU (Lt.)

Kai (Civ.)

Kakihisa, Naotoshi

Kakuta

Kameoka, Yoshio (Pvt.)

Kameya, Sakuichi (Pvt.)

Kami, Ike

Kamiya (1st Lt.)

Kanabe (Cpl.)

Kanaka, FNU (Guard)

Kanno, FNU (Capt.)

Kano, Nobuyuki (Cpl.)

Kasaka (Maj.)

Kasano, Kenkishi Alias Kaseno (1st Lt.)

Kasebe, Ryoji (Sgt. Maj.)

Kaseno, FNU (Lt.)

Kashihara, FNU

Kata (Pvt.)

Kato (Col., Camp Comdr.), S.T.

Kato, Kiyoshi (Pvt.)

Katsuda, FNU

Kauri, FNU (Lt.)

Kawaai, Tomoyoshi (Lt.)

Kawaii (Lt.)

Kawana-San, “Iguana” or “Lizard”

Kawano, FNU (Guard)

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Kawanyson (Civ. Guard)

Kawashita (Civ.)

Kawatsuna, Harumitsu

“Kawchete” (Guard)

Kazuki-San

Kenoshita, FNU

Kikihisa, FNU (Lt.)

“Killer”

Kimura, FNU (Civilian)

Kimura, Keiichi (M/Sgt.)

Kimura, Minoru (1st Lt.)

Kimura, Minoru

Kinoshita, FNU (Lt.)

Kinoshita, Isamu

Kinugasa, FNU (Pfc.)

Kinugasa, Kazuo (S/Pvt.)

Kio-San

Kishimoto (C.O.)

Kismoto (Capt.)

Kitajima (Lt. Col.)

Kitazaki, Shigezo (Lt.)

Kitchener, Pat (S/Sgt.)

Kobayashi, Kuniomi

Kodama, FNU

Kodama, FNU (Sgt.)

Kodama, K

Kokani, “Madelyn”

Kokoa, FNU (Gen.)

Komatsu, Rokuro

Kondo (Sgt. Maj.)

Kondo, Kanji (L/Cpl.)

Kondo, “Shorty” (Guard)

Konemara (Pvt.)

Konichi (Dr.)

Konichi, S (2nd Lt.)

Konishi, Sadaaki (W.O.)

Konishi, Shoji

Konno, FNU (Capt.)

Koshi, Oshi (1st Lt.)

Koshi, Yosh (Lt.)

Koshi, Yoshi

Kou, Shiyoku (Lt. General)

Box 1079

Kowari-San (Guard)

Kubo or “Cubeball” (Sgt.)

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Kubota, Kenichi (Pvt.)

Kudo (Guard)

Kudo, Chushiro (Capt.)

Kuji, FNU

Kume, Hatsue

Kunno, Jiro (Construction Engineer)

Kuramoto, Torao (Pvt.)

Kusamoto, FNU (Lt. Col.)

Kushamoto (Lt.)

Kusushata

Kutani, Ichiro (Jiro) (2nd Lt.)

Kyuke, Chozo (1st Lt.)

“Laughing Boy” (Guard)

“Little Boy Blue” (Guard)

“Little Caeser,” Yamaguchi (Sg. Maj.)

“Little Charley”

“Little Dude” (Capt.)

“Little Hitler”

“Liver Lip” or “Cross Eye”

Lokomoto (Lt.)

“Loppuss”

“Love You” (Guard)

“Luper Lip” (Guard)

“Marbel”

“MacFarland”

Machusta, FNU (Sgt.)

“Macutusy” or “Slave-Driver”

“Mad Russian”

“Mad Russian” (Pvt.)

Maeda, Kazuo (Maj.), Vol. 1

Maeda, Kazuo (Maj.), Vol. 2

Matsumoto, Inokichi (Rear Adm.)

Matsumoto, Inokichi (Rear Adm.)

Matsumoto, Jitsuro (Pfc.)

Magsuhara (Sgt.)

Maisure (Guard)

Makashima (Lt.)

Man Rai Chin (Civ.)

Manabe, FNU (Sgt.)

Manabi (Capt.)

“Many-Many,” “Ryusan,” “Duson,” “Minnie Minnie” (Guard)

Marita, FNU (Lt.)

Mariti (Maj.)

Marro, Itchi (1st Lt.)

Masato, FNU (Lt.)

Mashuto, FNU (Sgt.)

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Masuda, Eisaburo (Cpl.)

Masuda, Eisaburo (Cpl.)

Masuska (Guard, Sgt.)

Masusta, FNU (Lt.)

Matsubara (Sgt.)

Matsumoto, FNU (Capt.)

Matsumoto, FNU (Capt.)

Matsumoto (Civ.)

Matsumoto, Fujinobu

Matsumura, FNU (Capt.)

Matsumura, FNU (W.O.)

Matsuo, “Kaize”

Matsuo, Rosario

Matsuote (Sgt.)

Matsusta (Sgt.)

Matsuto (Sgt.)

Matsutsua (Sgt.)

Matzi, FNU (Lt.)

Maudeda, FNU (Guard)

Mauri (Maj.)

Mauri (Col.)

Mayoto (Col.)

“Meathead” (Guard)

Meda (Guard)

“Mess Sergeant” (M/Sgt.)

Medical Orderly (Sgt.)

Metsu, FNU (Guard)

Metti, Misru (Interpreter)

Meyaki (Guard)

Miamoto, FNU (Col.)

Michimori, FNU (Interpreter)

Yoshikoshi, “Mickey Mouse”

Box 1080

Mieta (Maj.)

Miezono, (Lt.)

 “Minnie”

“Minnie-Minnie”

“Minny-Penny”

Misero (Foreman)

Mishatoni (Mess Sgt.)

Mishitami, FNU (Pvt.)

Misitonia

Mitani, Kaoru (Sgt.)

Miwaki, Misanobu (Sgt.)

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Miyasaki, FNU (1st Lt.)

Miyomota, FNU (Lt. Col.)

Mizokami, Koji (Lt. Senior Grade, Navy)

Mochashima

Momoda (1st Lt.)

“Monkey Face” (Guard)

Monoba (1st Sgt.)

Monomoto (Gen.)

Montgomery, Austin J. (Lt. Col.)

Montgomery, Hampton E. (Col.)

Moorey (Col.)

Moorie (Col.)

“Moose” (Guard)

Moramoto (Col.)

Morasey (Col.)

Morey, FNU (Col.)

Mori (Col.)

Mori (Lt.)

Mori, FNU (Capt.)

Mori, FNU (Lt. Col.)

Mori, FNU (Lt. Col.)

Mori, (Lt. Col.)

Mori (Lt. Col.), Vol. 2

Mori, Banzo (1st Gen.)

Mori, Shigeji (Lt. Col.)

Mori, Shigeji (Lt. Col.)

Mori, Shigeji (Lt. Col.), Vol. 2

Mori, Yashi (1st Lt.)

Morimoto, FNU (Gen.)

Morimoto, FNU (Civ.)

Morimoto, Isamu (Lt. Col.)

Morimoto-San (Guard)

Morisaki, Takeo (Sgt. Maj.)

Morishita, Tsuneo

Morit, FNU (Lt. Col.)

Moromoto (Gen.)

Box 1081

Mortimer

“Mortimer Snerd”

Mosi, FNU

“Mosquito”

Motazmezue

Moto, FNU (“White Angel,” Lt. Comdr.), Vols. 1 and 2

Moto (Col.)

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“Moto Mezu”

Motoki, Jiro

Motomeshi (Guard)

Motto, E. (Capt.)

Mouri, Yoni (Student Officer)

Mourimote, FNU (Maj. Gen.)

“Mousy” (Lt.)

Moyoto (Lt.)

Muraoka, Yutaka (Lt. Gen.)

Muraoka (Moroka)

Murata (Maj.)

“Murray” (Capt.)

“Mushmouth” (Cpl.)

“Mustache” (Civ.)

Muta, FNU (Guard)

Muta, Hatsuo (Cpl.)

Myati (Maj.)

Nachamura

Nadetau (Shorty)

Nagai, FNU (Sgt.)

Nagai, Noboru (Sgt. Maj.)

Nagama (Sgt.)

Nagamori, Jiro (Civ. Guard)

Nagaoka, Sadamu (Sgt.)

Nagasaki, FNU (Maj.)

Nagasaki, Shuichi (Maj. Gen.)

Nagata, Mitsumatsu (Capt.)

Nagomi, FNU (Overseer)

Nahama, FNU (Guard)

Nakada, FNU (Sgt.)

Nakagawa, Shogoro (Sgt.)

Nakahara, Kichikuma (Pfc.)

Nakahara, Shinobu

Nakaharada (Civ.)

Nakajima, Chikuhei

Nakamori, FNU (Guard)

Nakamura, FNU (Interpreter)

Nakamura, FNU (Lt.)

Nakamura, FNU (Kempei), Bontoc

Nakamura, Shuji (Lt.)

Nakamura, Yoshitsugu

Nakano, Masahida (Capt.)

Nakano, Shizuo

Nakasai, “Sadist” (Guard)

Nakashima, FNU (Capt.)

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Nakatsui, Shunsuke (Sgt. Maj.) (2 folders)

Nakatsukasa (Lt.)

Nakayama, FNU (Cpl.)

Nakazawa, Satoru

Nakoda, FNU, “Wolf, The” (Capt.), Vol. 1

Nakoda, FNU (Tada, Toraziro), “Wolf,” Vol. 2

Namiki, Asao (W.O.)

“Napoleon”

Ned, FNU (Interpreter)

Negishi, Yajuo

Nemoto, Saburo (Guard)

Nemoto, Takeji (Pfc.)

Nemura, Kano (Leading Pvt.)

“New Guinea Kid” (Guard)

Nezumi, Chozo (Pfc.)

“Nick the Greek”

Nigai (Capt.)

“Nigger, Big” (Guard)

“Nigger, Little” (Guard)

Nisatoni

Nishamuri (Interpreter)

Nishatoni (Pvt.)

Nishiama

Nishida, Tanekichi (Guard)

Nishigawa, Keizo (Nishikawa) (Sgt.)

Nishihara, FNU (Capt.)

Box 1082

Nishimura, FNU (Interpreter)

Nishimura, Jinzo (C.I.)

Nishimura, Fukutaro (Lt. Gen.)

Nishiyama, Isao (Pfc.)

Nittokyu Chin-Boe (Guard)

Nobi (Sgt.)

Nogi, FNU (Col.)

Nogie (Lt.)

Nogiyana, Ryudo (1st Lt.)

Noguchi, Hideo (Civilian)

Nohara (Sgt. Maj.)

Nokamichi

Notatuz (Pvt.)

Numuru, FNU (“Big Caeser,” Pvt.)

Oakomoto (Guard)

Oazowa (Gunzo, Sgt.)

Odi, FNU (Cap.)

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Ogari, FNU (Guard)

Ogari

Ogrey, “John, the Bastard” “John, the Baptist” Ohara, FNU (Cpl.)

Oharison (Sgt.)

O’ashi (Interpreter)

Ohasi (R.O., Santo Tomas)

Ohta (Sgt.)

Ohura, FNU (Capt.)

Okabo, FNU (Sgt.)

Okada, FNU (Guard)

Okamoto (Interpreter)

Okamoto, FNU (1st Lt.)

Okamoto (Capt.)

Okamoto, Daikichi

Okamoto, Hitoshi (1st Lt.)

Okamoto, Yasuyuki (Lt. Gen.)

Okamura, FNU (Guard)

Okamura, Katsuzo (Sgt.)

Okanaki, “Pop”

Okida (Guard)

Okimoto (Lt.)

Okiduson, FNU

Okodama, FNU

Okomoto (Capt. Lt.)

Okomoto (Lt.)

Okomoto (W.O.)

Okuba (Okubo), FNU (Sgt.)

Okubo, Mutsuo (Sgt.)

Okuda, Fukunori (2nd Lt.)

Okuda, Hisakichi

“Okura” (Guard)

“Old Man”

Omahra (Capt.)

Omeda-San

Omori, Keisuke (Lt.)

Omori, Zenji (Lt. Col.)

Omura (Lt.)

Omura, Toshio

Onda, FNU

Ono, FNU

Onoye, FNU (Lt.)

Onozahi, S (Civilian Commandant)

Orani, Yoshio (Pvt.)

“Oguri” (Cpl.)

Oro (Lt.)

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Oseda, FNU (Lt.)

Osenaga (Sup. Pvt.)

Osescosh, FNU (Capt.)

Oshanoga, FNU (Pvt.)

Oshinaga (Guard)

Oshita, FNU (Lt.)

Oshikoshi (2nd Lt.)

Ota (Lt.)

Ota (Sup.)

Otinsi, “The Bean Man” (Guard)

Oto, FNU (Lt.)

Oura, Hiroshi (1st Lt.)

Owari, Saburo (Capt.)

Oyagi (Lt.)

Oyagi, Kaoru (1st Lt.)

Oziro, FNU (Guard)

“Paddle Feet”

“Paddlefoot’

“Panther-Jaw” (Guard)

Osheekoshie (Lt.)

“Pass Eye Joe,” “Pasi Joe,” “Passie Joe”

“Patches” (Lt. Col.)

“Patchey Pants”

“Peg-Leg” (NCO)

“Pelican” (Guard)

“Pete the Tramp” (Guard)

“Peter Rabbit” (Guard)

“Pick Handle”

“Pick Handle Pete” (Guard)

“The Pig”

“Pinky”

Box 1083

“Pistol Pete” (Guard)

“Pittsburgh”

“Porky” (Guard)

“Porky the Pig” (Guard)

“Pretty Face” (Guard)

Provoo, John D. (Sgt.)

“Punchy”

“Puss in Boots”

“Quan” (Civ.)

“Quansan” (Supervisor)

Quantanobbi (Camp Commander)

Quatomoto, “Nip Shit” (Interpreter)

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“Rabbit Hunter”

Rai, Chin Men

Rakatake (Maj.)

Ran Rai O, “Big Caribou” (Guard)

“Rat” (Guard)

Reh San, “Many Many”

Ria-San (Sgt.)

Rin Ei Hatsu, “Beetle Brain,” “Caribou” (Guard)

Rin, Kin Ryu

Rin Ren O (Guard)

Ro Ki Den, “Charley,” “Laughing Boy”

Ro Ko O (Guard)

Rochester, “The Fox” (Guard)

“Rock Gocho” (Corporal)

Ron En Kon (Guard)

“Rubber Knees” (Guard)

“Ruby”

Rui Ei Hatsu

“Running Water”

“Sabor Happy” (Lt.)

Sabota, FNU (1st Lt.)

“Sabre Sam”

Saconason (Guard)

Sagusa (Capt.)

Saito, Shigimits

Sajo (Takahashi, Sgt.)

Sakaguchi, Yoshio (Pvt.)

Sakai (Lt.)

Sakai, FNU (Guard)

Sakai, FNU (Lt.)

Sakamoto, FNU (Lt.)

“Sakay” (Guard)

Sakay (Guard)

Saki-San

Ito-San, FNU (Guard)

Sakomoto (Capt.)

Sanuki, Kenzo

Saragi, FNU (Lt.)

Sarga (Lt.)

Saritani (Lt.)

Sasabi, FNU (Capt.)

Sasaki

Sato (Japanese Army, Pvt.)

Sato (Japanese Army, Lt.)

Sato (Sgt.)

Sato (Civilian)

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Sato, FNU (T/Sgt.)

Sato, Torao

“Scarface” (Pvt.)

“Schaubatteo” (Sgt.)

Schiraji, FNU (2nd Lt.)

Schmi (Japanese Navy)

Segawa (Japanese Army)

Sekiguchi, FNU (Maj.)

“Semita” (Interpreter)

Seno Saki

Seo, Hiroshi (Pvt.)

Sha A Ei (Civilian)

Shaebo, FNU

Shebota, FNU (Lt.)

Shihiro (Sihiro) (1st Lt.)

Shimizu, Shigaru

Shinazaki (Guard)

Shindo (Medical Corps Doctor)

Shinosacki, FNU (Pvt. Superior)

Shiomi, Tadashige

Shiraji (Lt.)

Shirasaka, Yoshio

Shiyama, FNU (Sgt.)

Shu A Lo (Guard)

Shu A Ro (Chua Lu)

Shui, Kata or Shui, Kaka (Lt.)

Box 1084

Shunizahi, FNU (Guard)

Si Gamdri

Sibita (NCO)

Sibitou, FNU

Sigamore

“Sige” (Guard)

Sigimorey (Civilian)

Sigimoto, Eizoh

Sihira (Dr.)

Shikamata-San (Japanese Officer)

“Silent Sam” (Guard)

“Silver Tooth” (Pvt.)

Sinya (Guard)

Sivato, FNU (Sgt.)

Sizuki, Hiriutchi

“Skelton Face” (Guard)

Skosh, Yos

Skyson

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“Slap Happy”

“Sleepy” (Guard)

“Slim” (Guard)

“Smiley Boy”

“Smiling Boy” (Guard)

“Smiling Boy” (Guard)

“Snake, The”

“Snake Boy” (Guard)

“Snake-Eater” (Guard)

“Snake-Eyes”

“Sneggle Tooth”

So Shio Ran, “Monkey” (Guard)

Sobe (Civilian)

“Socho” (Guard)

“Sock Eye” (Guard)

“Tin Soldier”

“Speedo”

“Speedo, Small”

“Squeaky” (Guard)

“Stool-Pigeon”

“Stretch, The” (Pvt.)

Subita (T/Sgt.)

Subota (Lt.)

Suehiro, FNU (Lt.)

Suehiro, Satoru (1st Lt.)

Sueke Mori

Sugano (Sgt.)

Sugiki (Col.)

Suguitta (Lt.)

Sui, FNU (Capt.)

Sukimoto, Blackie

Sullivan, Jack

Sumi

Sumida (Smitty)

Sumimoto, Kagami

Suneoshi (Capt.)

Suragi (Lt.)

Susake (Guard)

Susaki (Lt.)

Susuma (Interpreter)

Suto, Yushizo

Sutta, (Lt.)

Suzimoto, FNU, “Horse” (Guard)

Suzuki, Eikichi

Suzuki, Toshio (Maj.)

“Sweet Match” (Guard)

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Tacshima (1st Lt.)

Tagasta (W.O.)

Tageska

Taguchi, Yoshio, “The Germ”

Tahara

Takabatake, Masao

Takada (Capt.)

Takahashi, FNU (Maj.)

Takahashi, Kaichi

Takahashi, Sakuzo

Takahashi, Toshimi (Yoshimi)

Takamene (Pvt.)

Takamoto (Pvt.)

Takanichi (Guard)

Takano, Iwao

Takano, Sakuo

Takasaki, Iku (Maj.), Vol. 1

Takasaki, Iku (Maj.), Vol. 2

Takasaki, Iku (Lt. Col.)

Box 1085

Takashita (Maj.)

Takata, T. (Dr. Japanese Navy)

Takata (Guard)

Takatsu, Toshimitsu (Maj/Gen.)

Takauti (Capt.)

Takayama, FNU (Guard)

Takesoki (Maj.)

Takeda, Kiyoji (L/Cpl.)

Takemoto, FNU (1st Lt.)

Takeyama, Kikuo (Guard)

Takio Okamoto (Pvt.)

Takijami, FNU (Maj.)

Takizawa (Civilian)

Tamaki, FNU (Guard)

Tamaki, Kasaburo

Tamayasu (Lt.)

Tamura, FNU (Sgt.)

Tamura, FNU (Lt.)

Tamura, Sotojiro (Sgt. Maj.)

Tamuto (Lt.)

Tamuza (M/Sgt.)

Tanabe, Yasuichi (or Heichi)

Tanabe, Yoshisada

Tanaka (Pvt.), “Smiley,” “Smiling Jack,” “Laughing Dog,” “Caribou,” and “Caribao Sam”

Tanaka, FNU (Civilian)

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Tanaka, FNU

Tanaka (Capt.)

Tanaka, FNU (General)

Tanaka (Sgt.)

Tanaka (Lt.)

Tanaka (Guard)

Tanaka (Clerk)

Tanaka, Hisashi (Cpl.)

Tanaka Juntaro (Cpl.)

Tanaka, Mitsusuke (Maj.)

Tanaka, Shizuichi

Tanaka, Tasumura “Gunso”

Tanaka, Tokuzo (C.A.)

Tanaka, Tomiji (S/Pvt.)

Tanaka, Toshio (1st Lt.)

Tanaka, Toshiyuki

Tanakadate, Hidekitsu (S/Maj.)

Tanamichi, FNU

Taneguchi, Yushinori (Lt.)

Taniyama, FNU (Sgt.)

Tarada

“Tarbaby” (Pvt.)

“Tarzan” (Pvt.)

Tasaki, FNU (Sgt.)

Tasaki, Hanama (Civ.)

Tashiro, Yasumitou

Tateyama, Hisashi

Tatsumoi (Cpl.)

Taxisaki (Maj.)

Tayama (Maj.)

Teko (Tiko) (Capt.)

Temaka, FNU

Tenaca

Terada, FNU

Teradaira, Torakichi (Civ.)

Teramoto, Gaizo (2nd Lt.)

Teramoto, Tokuji (Capt.)

“Texas,” “Irishman”

“Three Fingers”

“Three Wiskers” (Sgt.)

“The Thug” (Interpreter)

“Tiger” (Gen.)

Tioto, FNU (Sgt.)

Tochiyama, Masanobu

Toda, Saburo (Civ.)

Tohei, Takeshi

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Toki, Saki (Maj.)

Tokomoto (Sgt.)

Tokyas, FNU (M/Sgt.)

Tomago

Tomago (Cpl.)

Tomi, FNU

Tomibe (Civ.)

Tominaga, Isamu

Tomioko, “The Bull”

Tomita (Capt.)

Tomiyoko

Box 1086

Tomoyasu, FNU (Lt., Head of Santo Tomas Internment Camp)

Tomura, FNU (Lt.)

Toni, Neshi

Tondanobu, Misyoshi

Toniamachi (Guard)

Toregoye, Terio

Toshima (Lt.)

Toshino, FNU (Capt.)

Toshino, FNU (Lt.)

Toshino, Junsaburo (Capt.)

Toskosa, FNU

Toyoshima (Jr., W.O.)

Toyoshima, FNU

Toyoshima, H. (Civ.)

Tsubata (Lt.)

Tsubota, Shigeki

Tsuda

Tsubota, Toshio (Capt.)

Tsugioka (Civ.)

Tsuneyoshi, Hideo (Capt.)

Tsuneyoshi, Toshio (Capt.)

Tsuneyoshi, Yoshio (Capt.)

Tsuntiysi, FNU (Capt.)

Tsurumi (Col., Camp Comdr.), S.T.

Tsurumik (Consul)

“Turtle” (Guard)

Tuti-San

“Twenty-One”

“Two Eye” (Pvt.)

Tyoschi (Tsureyoshi, Tsune Yoshi)

Uchida, Masao

Uchida, Masao

Uchita (Noncommissioned Officer)

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Ueaki (Lt.)

Ueno, Tamehaya (1st Lt.)

Uetki (Dr.)

Uga (Lt.)

Ukota (Guard)

Umadison (Assistant Camp Comdr.)

Umezu, Yoshijiro (Gen.)

Urabi (Japanese Army Col.)

(Mrs.) Urisani

Usaki, FNU (Guard)

“Usaki”

Usui, FNU (Sgt.)

Usumi, FNU

Waeda (Dr.)

Wakana, Goro

Wakasuri (Lt.)

Wakita, Osamu

Wakuda, Iwao (Pfc.)

Walker, Percival Johnny

Wanabe (Lt.)

Watanabe (Pvt.)

Watanabe (Cpl.)

Watanabe (Comdr.)

Watanabe

Watanabe (Capt.)

Watanabe (Capt.)

Watanabe, FNU (Sgt.)

Watanabe, FNU

Watanabe, FNU

Watanabe, Tsuruji (Pfc.)

Watanabi (Comdr.)

Watanabe, Tozo (1st Lt.)

“Water” (Civ.)

“Watermoccasin”

“Water Nobby”

Waugenauba, FNU (WO)

“The Wax Dummy”

“Weasel” or “The Rat”

Wei, Chin Bo (Pvt.)

“Whistling Charlie”

“White Angel”

“White Collar Boy” (Guard)

Wikawa, FNU

Wilbur, FNU (Guard)

Winishe (Capt.)

“Witty” (Sgt.)

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“Wonder Boy”

“Woof” (Guard)

Yagi, Takashi (Maj.)

Yakashesi (Interpreter)

Yakashima (Sgt.)

Yakata, FNU

Yakota-San (Guard)

Yakushiji, FNU (Civ.)

Yakuta, FNU (Guard)

Yama, Sami

Yamada (Capt.)

Yamada, FNU (Capt.)

Yamagi (2nd Lt.)

Yamaguchi

Yamaguchi, FNU

Yamamoto, FNU (Guard)

Yamamoto (Guard)

Yamamoto, FNU (Lt.)

Yamamoto (Col.)

Yamamoto, FNU

Yamamoto, Hideo (2nd Lt.)

Yamamoto, Kingo (Superior Pvt.)

Yamamoto, Tadao (Cpl.)

Yamamoto, Takeki (Capt.)

Yamane, Sadaichi (Pvt.)

Yamasaki (Capt.)

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Yamasaki, Tateo (Lt.)

Yamashita (Guard, Davao)

Yamashita, FNU (Guard)

Yamato, FNU (Guard)

Yamoti-San (Sgt.)

Yaniosochi

Yano, FNU (Cpl.)

“Yap Yap” (Sgt.)

Yasamota (Mil)

Yassamura (T/Sgt.)

Yashamira (Lt. Dr.)

Yashide Nakamura (Civilian)

Yasue, Toshijiro (Civilian)

Yasui, Kenjiko (Civilian)

Yasumune, Fusao (Pvt.)

Yasymoya (Maj.)

Yato, FNU (Guard)

Yato

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Yokobata, FNU

Yokomachi, FNU

Yokomota (Lt.)

Yokonaga (Lt.)

Yokoyama, Hikozane

Yokoyama, Shizuo (Lt. Gen.)

Yokoyama, Shizuzo (Lt. Gen.)

Yoksoshia (Lt.)

Yomagochi, FNU (Sgt.)

Yonimura, “Mouse” (Lt.)

Yori (Col.)

Yoshida, Tadashi (Sgt. Maj.)

Yoshihara, Hirota (Guard)

Yoshikawa (Pvt.)

Yoshikawa, Kazuo “Ghost”

Yoshimoto (Gen.)

Yoshimura, FNU (Sgt.)

Yoshimura, Kyoshi (C.A.)

Yoshimura, Osamu (1st Lt.)

Yoshimuri (1st Lt.)

Yoshinaga, Shishitaro, “Donald Duck,” Vols. 1-2 (2 folders)

Yoshioka, Sakawa (Sgt.)

Yo Sho Gen (Civ. Guard)

Yoursmallow, FNU

Yukee, FNU (Lt.)

Yuki, Dempi (Lt.)

Yuki (Lt.)

Yukisaki, FNU (Capt.)

Yukita, Akira (Pfc.)

Yuko, FNU (Lt.)

Yushikawa, FNU (Lt.)

Yustomi, FNU (Capt.)

Zamisima, FNU (Cmdr.)

Ekyomi, FNU (Guard)

Enano, FNU

Okada, Fujii (1st Lt.)

One Japanese Civilian (Foreman)

Prisoner of War File 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1213)

Arranged alphabetically by surname of Allied prisoner of war of civilian internee. A list is 

available in the consultation area. Boxes 1088-1107 location: 290/11/19/02.

War Crimes File 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1214)

Boxes 1108-1135 location: 290/11/20/04

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Box 1108

Digest of Manila Case Forwarded to War Crimes Office, Washington, D.C., April-August 1945

Manila Report No. 1: Filipino Civilian Massacre at Dapdap, Ponson Island, Camotes Islands, 

29 December 1944

Manila Report No. 2

Manila Report No. 3: Alleged War Crime Involving Miss Carolina Corona Committed in 

Manila, 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 4: Case of Kunio Yunome (PW JA (USA) 147469) Alleged to Have 

Beheaded at Number of the Allied Armed Forces

Manila Report No. 5

Manila Report No. 6: Alleged Atrocities Committed on Eugene Andreewitz Kremleff, Mrs. 

Helen Kremleff, Julian Jawai, and Alfredo Gana, Pasay, Rizal, 9 February 1945

Manila Report No. 7

Manila Report No. 8: Alleged Atrocities Committed on Mr. Benjamin Bolado, #289 Interior 1, 

Calle Tejeron, Santa Ana, Manila, 7 February 1945

Manila Report No. 9: Murder of 21 Civilians at the National Psychopathic Hospital, 

Mandaluyong, Rizal, 6-8 February 1945

Manila Report No. 10: Mistreatment and Torture of Sister Mary Trinita Logue (Sister Trinita), 

Santo Tomas University, Manila, between 12 April and 15 May 1944

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Manila Report No. 11: Massacre in the Philippine Red Cross Building at the Intersection of 

Isaac Peral and General Luna Streets, Manila, Philippine Islands, on 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 12: Alleged Torture, Murder and Mutilation of Private Wade E. Gensemer, 

Troop “C,” 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, in the Municipality of Carigara, 

Leyte, Philippine Islands on or about 30 October 1944

Manila Report No. 13: Alleged Shooting, Bayonetting and Burning of Civilians at the Perez Rubio 

Residence, 150 Vito Cruz Street, Singalong, Manila, Philippine Islands, on 12 Feb. 1945

Manila Report No. 14: Murder of Candido Jabson and Attempted Murder of Mrs. Raymunda 

Jabson and Delfina Jabson, Filipino Civilians, All of Pasig, Rizal, P.I., on 20 February 1945

Manila Report No. 15: Murder of George James Louis, and American Citizen, at the Lost Banos 

Internment Camp, Laguna, Philippine Islands, on 28 January 1945

Manila Report No. 16: Murder of Arsenio Escudero, Jr. and Jose Herman, Jr. and Attempted 

Murder of Jose Herman, Sr., Filipino Civilians, All of Pandacan, Manila, P.I., on 7 Feb. 1945

Manila Report No. 17: Attempted Murder of Miss Genoveva V. Pozon, a Filipino Civilian, of 

Lopez Jaena, Pasig, Rizal, Philippine Islands, on 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 18: Murder of Boris Semenovich Gurevich, His Son, Leonid Borisovich 

Gurevich, and Victor George Vantchurin, Russians, 610 Kansas Street, Manila, on 10 

Feb. 1945

Manila Report No. 19: Murder of Bartolome Pons, et al at Paco, Manila, on 7 February 1945

Manila Report No. 20: Murder of Messrs. Lazar Braun, Robert Markus and Alexander 

Farmakowski in Manila, on 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 21: Violent Death of Mira Kishinchand, Pari Kishinchand and Radhi 

Kishinchand, Indians, in Paco, Manila, on 11 February 1945

Manila Report No. 22: Death of Lachman Udharam, a British Indian, at 1760 Donada Street, 

Pasay, Rizal, on 14 or 15 February 1945

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Manila Report No. 23: Death of 9 Unidentified Filipinos in the Vicinity of the Air Port Studio, 

2 Soler Corner, Azcarraga, Manila, on or about 3 February 1945

Manila Report No. 24: Murder of Kishinchand Mirchandani, Devjimal Changomal Lalwani, 

British Indians, Thelma Parrish, Filipino, and Carl Parrish, Jr., Filipino-American Negro, at 

515 Dakota Street, Manila, on 9 February 1945

Manila Report No. 25: Murder of Henry Daland, Tony Daland, Jacinto de la Vara, Gregorio 

Mendez, Ceferino Alaysa and Roula Daro, at 190 Leveriza Street, Rizal, on 11 February 

1945

Manila Report No. 26: Murder of Fathers Peter Fallon, John Henaghan, Patrick Kelly, Joseph 

Monaghan, Irish Nationals, and 8 Other Civilians, in Malate, Manila, on 7 February 1945

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Manila Report No. 27: Massacre of 41 Civilians; Attempted Murder of 15 Civilians, All of 

Various Nationalities; Rape and Attempted Rape of 4 Filipinos at De La Salle College, 

1501 Taft Avenue, Manila, between 7 and 14 February 1945

Manila Report No. 28: Murder of 15 Unknown Filipino Civilians in the Singalong District, 

Manila, on 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 29: Death of Natalie Trambitzky, a Russian, in Malate, Manila, on 13 

February 1945

Manila Report No. 30: Murder of Hotchand Hassamal, Lachmandas Parmanand, Vassanmal 

Pokardas, Kimatrai Vensimal, British Indians, and Felix Diaz, Emilio Tubayang, Purita 

and Vicente, Manila, on or about 11 February 1945

Manila Report No. 31: Death of Boris V. Boory, 58 Arquiza Street, Ermita, Manila, on 7 

February 1944

Manila Report No. 32: Deaths of Natalie Butenko and Eugene Butenko, Russians, in the 

Ermita District, Manila, on 11 and 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 33: Murder of Dr. Clarence Kuangson Young, Kai Yien Mok, Siao Pin Chu, 

Yu Heng Loo, Tsu Siu Yao, Tom Ming Siao, Ching Siu Young, James Kung Wei Wang, All 

Chinese Consulate Officials, Manila, on 17 April 1942

Manila Report No. 34: Deaths of Mr. Gobindram Ramchad, British Indian, Rodrigo Catoto, 

Filipino, and Injury to Miss Bhagwanti Ramchand, British Indian, at 334 Tennessee 

Street, Malate, Manila, on or about 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 35: Murder of Ang Kai and 26 Other Civilians at Los Banos, Laguna, on 6 

March 1945

Manila Report No. 36: Murder of Nikolai Prokopoff, Russian-Born, Naturalized Filipino, and 

the Attempted Murder of Vladimir A. Mihailoff, Russian, in Manila, on 13 February 1945

Manila Report No. 37: Attempted Rape of Mrs. Eva Gregorio Enriquez, a Filipino, in Manila, 

on 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 38: Murder of Menghamal Bulchand, a British Indian, in Manila, on or 

about 7 February 1945

Manila Report No. 39: Deaths of Mrs. Maria Lubert, a Russian Married to an American 

Citizen, on 15 February 1945, and Mrs. Galina Abramoff, a Russian, on 16 February 

1945, in Manila

Manila Report No. 40: Deaths of Mrs. Alia Ovsoff, a Russian and Her Son, Nikita Ovsoff, Jr., 

of 716 Georgia Street, Manila, on 11 or 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 41: Death of Angel Gajo and Injuries to Eutiquio Antipolo, Dimas Antipolo, 

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and Feliciano Lumactud, Filipinos, at 420-424 Herran Street, Manila

Manila Report No. 42: Murder of Eugene Dontsoff at the Astoria Apartments, 236 A. Mabini 

Street, Ermita, Manila, on or about 19 February 1945

Manila Report No. 43: Murder of Francisco M. Barros, 1448 Estrada Street, Singalong SubDivision, Santo Ana, Manila, on 9 February 1945

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Manila Report No. 44: Murder of Albert P. Delfino, Venezuelan Consul in Manila, His Wife, 

Maria Dolores Delfino, His Son, Francis A. Delfino and a Chinese, Known Only as Ching, 

and Nine Other Civilians, on 13 February 1945

Manila Report No. 45: Death of Father Froilan Lim, a Filipino Priest, and Gerardo Hidalgo, 

Filipino, at 584 Cahilom Street, Paco, Manila, on 10 February 1945

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Manila Report No. 46: Murder of Jose P. Guido, Justo Guido, Jose Guido, Jr., and Ramon P. 

Guido, in Manila, Philippine Islands, on 7 November 1945

Manila Report No. 47: Murder of Justice Andonio Villa-Real and 15 Other Civilians and the 

Attempted Murder of 3 Civilians at Pax Court, Pasay Rizal, on 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 48: Murder of Alejo Valdes, Ramon Valdes and Ernesto Murillo, All Filipino 

Civilians, and Approximately 15 Unidentified Civilians, in Manila, on 7 February 1945

Manila Report No. 49: Alleged Atrocities Committed at Camp 10A, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, 

against American prisoners of war between 1 August 1942 and 14 December 1944

Manila Report No. 49 (4 folders)

Manila Report No. 49 (Outgoing)

Manila Report No. 49 (Incoming, Vols. I-II) (2 folders)

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Manila Report No. 49 (Affidavits of Kempei-Tai Members, Palawan Case) (2 folders)

Manila Report No. 49 (Investigation Report re Taichi Deguchi)

Manila Report No. 49 (Affidavits by Kinoshita Unit’s Members, Palawan Case, Vol. I)

Manila Report No. 49 (Affidavits by Kinoshita Unit’s Members, Palawan Case, Vol. II)

Manila Report No. 49 (Sworn Statements (Kinoshita Unit), Palawan Case)

Manila Report No. 49 (The Palawan Massacre)

Manila Report No. 50: Murder of Felipe Canillas, and His Wife, 5 Daughters and 2 Sons and 

Zoilo Llave, All of Malate, Manila, on 8-9 February 1945

Manila Report No. 51: Massacre at Paco, Manila, of 12 Civilians, Attempted Murder of 3 

Civilians, All of Various Nationalities, on 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 52: Murder of Alexander Bachrach, 4 Filipino Civilians and 3 to 5 

Unidentified Filipino Civilians, and the Attempted Murder of Jesus Quintero at Malate, 

Manila, on 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 53: Massacre of Civilians of Various Nationalities at, and in the Vicinity of 

St. Paul’s College in Malate, Manila, on 9 February 1945

Manila Report No. 54: Beating and Torture of Marcelo C. Ruiz and Nieves D. Ruiz, Filipinos, 

in Tacloban, Leyte, on 10 May 1944

Manila Report No. 55: Torture of Dr. Gilbert Isham Cullen at Quiapo, Manila, on 16 May 1942, 

and His Starvation for 8 Months Thereafter at the Provincial Prison, Iloilo City, Iloilo

Manila Report No. 56: Mistreatment and Murder of Genrych (Jerry) Rubak, Ex-Russian, 

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Carlos Infante and Vincente (Vic) Conception, Filipinos, in Manila, between 16 December 

1944 and 20 January 1945

Manila Report No. 57: Alleged Trussing Publicly for 3 Hours of 2 Judges of the Supreme 

Court, Arsenio Locsin and Gregorio Narvasa, in Manila, in February 1942

Manila Report No. 58: Massacre of 36 Civilians, Wounding of 9 Other Civilians, Attempted 

Murder of 13 Other Civilians, All of Various Nationalities, in Ermita, Manila, on 10 Feb. 

1945

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Manila Report No. 59: Murder and Attempted Murder of More than Four Hundred Male 

Civilians in Paco District, Manila, on 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 60: Rape

Manila Report No. 61: Rape of Forty Civilian Women and the Attempted Rape of Thirty-Six 

Civilian Women of Various Nationalities, in Ermita, Manila, during the Period 9-13 Feb. 

1945 

Manila Report No. 61: Rape of Forty Civilian Women and the Attempted Rape of ThirtySix Civilian Women of Various Nationalities, in Ermita, Manila, during the Period 9-13 

February 1945, Vols. I and II

Manila Report No. 62: Disappearance, Torture and Possible Murder of Dr. Jose Enriquez; His 

American Wife, Julia Seibert Enriquez; and His Son, J. Allan Enriquez, and Civilians, 

Manila, on an Undetermined Date after 18 December 1944

Manila Report No. 63: Murder of Over One Hundred Civilians, Including Twenty-Six Identified 

Filipinos and Four Identified French Civilians, and Attempted Murder of Seventeen 

Filipino Civilians, Pasay, Rizal, on 13 February 1945

Manila Report No. 64: Murder of Fifty-One Filipinos and Chinese Civilians, and Sixty-Four 

Unidentified Civilians, and the Attempted Murder of Four Filipino Civilians, Tondo 

District, Manila, between 13 January and 4 February 1945

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Manila Report No. 65: Murder of Twenty-Six Non-Combatant Civilians and Attempted Murder 

of One More at the San Marcelino Church, Ermita, Manila, on 9 and 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 66: Murder of Five Hundred Civilians of Filipino, French, Spanish, Indian, 

American and German Nationalities, Seventy Victims are Identified, and the Wounding 

of Five Filipinos and Spanish, on 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 67: Murder of Forty-Three Chinese and Filipino Civilians and Attempted 

Murder of Twelve Chinese and Filipino Civilians in Ermita, Manila on 11 February 1945

Manila Report No. 68: Murder of Felix Isla, Angel Francisco, and Three Other Civilian Male 

Filipinos, and the Attempted Murder of Silverio T. Braganza, Filipino, in Malate, Manila, 

on 13 February 1945

Manila Report No. 69: Murder of Approximately Two Hundred Non-Combatant Filipino 

Civilians in Bauan, Batangas, on 28 February 1945

Manila Report No. 70: Massacre of Approximately One Hundred Filipino and Spanish Civilians 

at the Price House, Ermita, Manila on 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 71: Bombing by the Japanese Air Force, Resulting in the Deaths of Five 

Identified Filipinos, One Chinese, Two Hundred Unidentified Males and the Wounding of 

Fifty Identified Filipino Civilians, on 27 and 28 December 1944

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Manila Report No. 72: Murder of Two American prisoners of war and Five Filipino Civilians by 

Members of Japanese Kempei Tai, at Cebu City, Cebu, on 26 March 1945

Manila Report No. 73: Burning of Barrio Nanipil, Mountain Province, and the Murder of 

Six Identified and Two Hundred Filipino Civilians, and Attempted Murder of Two Other 

Filipinos in Luzon, on 16 April 1945

Manila Report No. 74: Murder of Thirty-Nine Non-Combatant Filipino Civilians at Rosario, 

Batangas, on 13 March 1945

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Manila Report No. 75: Offenses Committed by the Japanese at Camp O’Donnell from 9 April 

1942 to February 1943

Manila Report No. 75 (Additional Information on Signed-Out File)

Manila Report No. 76: Crimes against Allied prisoners of war at Bilibid Prison, Manila, Luzon, 

from May 1942 to February 1945

Manila Report No. 76 (4 folders)

Manila Report No. 76 (Notions from Hayes’ Diary, Original)

Manila Report No. 76 (Affidavits, A-R) (3 folders)

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Manila Report No. 76 (Affidavits, S-Z)

Manila Report No. 78: Crimes Committed by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army at 

Cabanatuan Prison Camps, Luzon, during May, June, July 1942, Homma Phase

Manila Report No. 78 (Exhibit A: 558-2 Death Report, Cabanatuan)

Manila Report No. 79: Torture of 13 Ingrot-Filipino Civilians at Atok, Mountain Province, 

Luzon, during March 1943 and March 1944

Manila Report No. 80: Burning of Downtown Manila by the Japanese between Feb. 3-7, 1945

Manila Report No. 81: Execution of Lt. James Bullock, USNR and 3 Filipinos at Tacloban, 

Leyte, in July 1942

Manila Report No. 82: Execution of Quirico Lopez, Filipino Civilian, by Members of 36th 

Regiment of the Japanese Imperial Army in March 1943

Manila Report No. 83: Crimes Committed by Members of the Imperial Japanese Forces 

against American prisoners of war at the Pasay School Prison Camp and Nichols Field, 

from April 1942 to October 1944

Manila Report No. 83 (Affidavits, A-S) (3 folders)

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Manila Report No. 83 (Affidavits, T-Z)

Manila Report No. 83 (Correspondence & Additional Material)

Manila Report No. 83 (Additional Material: Summary Report on Nichols Field - Pasay Detail)

Manila Report No. 84: Massacre of Approximately 2,298 Filipino Civilians and the Looting 

and Destruction of Lipa, Batangas, February 1945

Manila Report No. 85: Pingas Massacre on 7 April 1945

Manila Report No. 86: Baguio Murders on 18 April 1945

Manila Report No. 87: prisoners of war on The Death March from Bataan Peninsula to San 

Fernando in April 1942

Manila Report No. 87 (Excess Material)

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Manila Report No. 88: Murder of 35 and Wounding of 28 Spanish, Filipino, and Chinese 

Civilians at Dr. Moreta’s House, Manila, on 17 February 1945

Manila Report No. 89: Torture of 4 Filipino Civilians at Palo, Leyte on 16 February 1942 and 

Subsequent Dates

Manila Report No. 90: Killing of 320 Filipino Civilians and the Wounding of 4 More by 

Members of the Imperial Japanese Army in the Vicinity of Taal, Batangas, during 

February 1945

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Manila Report No. 91: Murders, Mistreatment and Imprisonment under Improper Conditions 

of Civilian Internees at Santo Tomas University, Manila, by the Japanese during the 

Period January 1942 to February 1945

Manila Report No. 91 (Excess Material)

Manila Report No. 93: Crimes Committed by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army, at 

Cabanatuan Prison Camps No. 1, and No. 3, from June 1943 to October 1944 (Kuroda Phase)

Manila Report No. 94: Investigation of the Atrocities Committed by the Japanese at 

Intramuros, Manila, during February 1945

Manila Report No. 95: Execution of 3 American Aviators on or about 20 November 1944, and 

the Murder of 40 Identified Filipino Civilians in May and June 1945

Manila Report no. 96: Murder of More Than 300 Civilians by Members of the Imperial 

Japanese Army at Cuenca, Batangas, during February and March 1945

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Manila Report No. 97: Killing of 10 American prisoners of war on 12 June 1942 by the 

Japanese

Manila Report No. 97: (558-2 Death Report, Cabanatuan)

Manila Report No. 98: Murder of 3 Filipino Civilians at Villaba, Leyte, on 3 or 4 July 1944

Manila Report No. 99: Crimes Committed by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army at 

Cabanatuan Prison Camps, No. 1 and No. 3, from September 1942 to May 1943

Manila Report No. 100: Mistreatment and Killing of Civilians at Mankayan, Mountain 

Province, by Members of the Japanese Kempei-Tai

Manila Report No. 101: Massacre of at Least 107 Filipino Civilians at San Jose, Batangas, 

Luzon, during January, February, and March 1945

Manila Report No. 102: Murder of 43 Male Filipino Civilians from Madrigal Plantation near 

Muntinlupa, Rizal Province on 28 May 1944

Manila Report No. 103: Murder of 5 Filipino Civilian at Floridablanca, Pampanga in Feb. 1942

Manila Report No. 104: Massacre of Approximately 650 Chinese and 80 Filipinos at San 

Pablo, Laguna Province on 24 February 1945

Manila Report No. 105: Murder of Corporal Wendell Morgan, American prisoner of war at 

Pampanga, Luzon on 25 June 1943

Manila Report No. 106: Massacre of 194 Filipino Civilians at Santo Tomas, Batangas, Luzon 

and the Unnecessary Burning of Part of the Town by the Japanese on 11 February 1945

Manila Report No. 107: Murder of 3 Filipino Civilians at Danao, Cebu by the Japanese in 

Conjunction with Filipino Puppet Officials on 4 July 1942

Manila Report No. 108: Murder of the Palicte Family at Cebu City, Cebu by the Japanese on 

26 March 1945

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Manila Report No. 109: Atrocities Committed at Fort Santiago, Intramuras, Manila by 

Members of the Military Police of the Imperial Japanese Forces, from January 1942 to 

February 1945

Manila Report No. 109: (3 folders)

Manila Report No. 110: Beating, Torture and Probably Murder of Filipino Civilians at 

Buting and San Joaquin, Pasig, Rizal by Members of the Japanese Armed Forces on 3 

December 1944

Manila Report No. 111: Murder of the Jaguren Family and Others at Barrio Sambag, Jaro, 

Iloilo, Panay on 7 November 1944

Manila Report No. 112: Murder and Raping of Civilians and Burning of Civilian Homes at 

Tubog, Minglanilla, Cebu on 30 and 31 January 1945

Manila Report No. 113: Murder of Civilians and the Unnecessary Burning of Homes at Sitio 

of Mangcaen, Barrio of Casilagan, Town of Naguilian, La Union, Luzon on 23 January 

1945

Manila Report No. 114: The Torture of Tio Tian at Normal School Building, Cebu from 3 April 

1944 to 18 May 1944

Manila Report No. 115: Murder of 9 Chinese Civilians at the Chinese Cemetery at Santa 

Cruz, Manila on 15 April 1942

Manila Report No. 116: Mistreatment of Civilians at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club, 

San Juan, Rizal on 24 November 1944

Manila Report No. 117: Massacre of More Than 1000 Civilians by Members of the Japanese 

Armed Forces at Lipa, Batangas, Luzon on 5 March 1945

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Manila Report No. 118: Murder of 5 American prisoners of war on 16 July 1942 Near 

Calumpit, Bulacan, Luzon

Manila Report No. 119: Atrocities Committed in the Town of Calamba, Laguna Province, 

Luzon, by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army, during February 1945

Manila Report No. 120: Murder and Attempted Murder of Hundreds of Civilians, the Rape of 

Women & the Burning of Homes at Tanauan, Batangas Province, Luzon, by the Japanese 

during February 1945

Manila Report No. 121: Imus and Dasmarinas Massacre of Approximately 30 Filipinos and 

the Beating and Torture of at Least 8 Others on 16 and 17 December 1944

Manila Report No. 122: Murder of Jaime Dioso by a Member of the Japanese Military Police 

at Jaro Central School, Iloilo City, Iloilo, Panay, on 10 May 1942

Manila Report No. 123: Atrocities Committed at Fort Santiago, Intramuras, by the Japanese 

(Supplemental Report )

Manila Report No. 124: Massacre of Filipino Civilians by the Japanese at Mahayag, Tibungko, 

Davao, Mindanao, on 9 May 1945

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Manila Report No. 125: Massacre of 120 Filipino Civilians on the Island of Lafu, Lallo, 

Cagayan, Luzon, on 7 April 1945

Manila Report No. 126: Massacre of Filipino Civilians at Taipei, Gonzaga, Cagayan, Luzon by 

Members of the Imperial Japanese Army

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Manila Report No. 127: Mistreatment and Murder of at Least 14 Filipino Civilians by the 

Japanese at Buguey, Cagayan, Luzon, during February, March and May 1945

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Manila Report No. 128: Massacre of Civilians in Miagao and Tigbauan, Iloilo Province, Panay, 

by the Japanese in August 1943 and March 1944

Manila Report No. 129: Murder, Torture and Attempted Rape at Cordova Mactan Island, 

Cebu, on 19 and 20 August 1944

Manila Report No. 130: Murder of Filipino Civilians at Miagao, Iloilo Province, Panay, by the 

Japanese during the Months of January through May, 1944

Manila Report No. 131: Murder, Torture and Rape in the Towns of Ajuy and Sara, Iloilo, 

Panay, between 13 and 29 September 1943

Manila Report No. 132: Murder, Attempted Murder, Torture and Attempted Rape of Civilians 

at Carcar, Cebu, by Members of the Japanese Kempei-Tai, in May and August 1944

Manila Report No. 133: The Report of the Unlawful Use of the Japanese Hospital Ship 

Tachibana-Maru in Carrying Troops, Guns, Munitions and Other Military Equipment

Manila Report No. 133: (5 folders)

Manila Report No. 134: Mistreatment of American Prisoners of War Working on the Tarlac 

Bridge Detail in May and June 1942

Manila Report No. 135: Murder, Attempted Murder, Rape and Unnecessary Burning of Homes 

at Tiaong, Tayabas, Luzon, between 13 February and 27 March 1945

Manila Report No. 136: Mistreatment and Massacre of Civilians at Barili, Cebu, on or about 2 

September 1944

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Manila Report No. 137: Murder of 5 Civilians and Subsequent Cannibalism in Sitio Lilong, 

Barrio Dinwiddie, Cervantes, Ilocos Sur, Luzon, during August 1945, and Killing of 3 

Civilians in Sitio Penidet

Manila Report No. 138: Murder of Salak Family at Tarlag, Tarlag, Luzon, on 12 Jan. 1945

Manila Report No. 139: Murder of Torture of Filipino Civilians by Members of the Japanese 

Military Police at Bamban, Tarlac, Luzon, in February 1942 and in October and Dec. 

1944

Manila Report No. 140: Punitive Expedition on Panay Island by Japanese Forces against 

Civilians in September 1943 and October 1943

Manila Report No. 141: Murder of 16 Identified Filipino Civilians, in Barrio, Cutcut, Angeles, 

Pampanga Province, Luzon, on 25 January 1945

Manila Report No. 142: Murder of 11 American Baptist Teachers of the Faculty of the Central 

Philippine College and Murder of 6 Other Americans at Camp Hopevale Near Tapaz, 

Capiz Province, on 20 December 1943

Manila Report No. 143: Murder and Attempted Murder of Filipino Civilians and the Wanton 

Burning of Private Homes at Barrio Nagbalan, Marilao, Bulacan, Luzon, on 27 Jan. 1945

Manila Report No. 144: Torture and Murder of Filipino Civilians in Ballesteros, Cagayan, 

Luzon, on 6 January 1945

Manila Report No. 145: Killing of Private Inocencio Romeo at Danao, Cebu, in June or July 

1944

Manila Report No. 146: Killing of Three Identified Filipinos at Bacolod, Occidental Province, 

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Negros, by Members of the Japanese Army, on 29 June 1944

Manila Report No. 147: Murder and Torture at Talisay and Bacolod, Occidental Province, 

Negros, by Members of the Japanese Army, on 19 April 1944

Manila Report No. 148: Killing of Vincente Torres and Two Others and the Torture and 

Beating of Filipinos, Kabankalan and Bacolod, Occidental Province, Negros, between 21 

January and May 1944

Manila Report No. 149: Murder and Torture of Filipino Civilians at Bayombong and Solano, 

Nueva Vizcaya Province, Luzon, from September 1942 to March 1945

Manila Report No. 150: Murder and Rape at Bacaca, Davao, Mindanao, on 2, 3, 4 and 5 May 

1945

Manila Report No. 151: Murder and Attempted Murder of Filipino Civilians and the Wanton 

Destruction of Private Property in Various Barrios of Malvar, Batangas, Luzon, during 

January, February, March 1945

Manila Report No. 152: Murder and Disappearance of Civilians at Bacaca, Davao, Mindanao, 

on 3 May 1945 (Supplemental to Report No. 150)

Manila Report No. 153: Murders at Ilang-Ilang and Bunawan, Davao, Mindanao, between 14 

May 1945 and 15 June 1945

Manila Report No. 154: Attempted Murder and Murder of Filipino Civilians at Biao, Calinan, 

Davao, Mindanao, on 5 May 1945

Manila Report No. 155: Los Banos Internment Camp Atrocities between 17 September 1944 

and 23 February 1945

Manila Report No. 155

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Manila Report No. 155: (Testimony, A-W) (3 folders)

Manila Report No. 156: Additional Murders at Bacolad, Occidental Province, Negros, between 

19 July 1944 and 25 July 1944

Manila Report No. 157: Imprisonment under Improper Conditions of American prisoner of 

war at Capas Bridge, Detail, Capas, Tarlac, Luzon, April to July 1942

Manila Report No. 158: Murder of 5 Filipino Civilians by Kempei-Tai, Stationed at Iloilo 

Garrison, Panay, on 23 February 1944 (See Also Reports Nos. 111 and 140)

Manila Report No. 159: Additional Murders by Japanese Kempei-Tai at Iloilo, Panay, in May 

1944 and December 1944 (See Also Reports No. 111, 140 and 158)

Manila Report No. 160: Murder of 16 Civilians at La Castellana, Occidental Province, Negros, 

on 22 August 1942 and 24 August 1942

Manila Report No. 161: Additional Torture and Murder by Kempei-Tai, Stationed at Bacolod, 

Occidental Province, Negros, in February and March 1945

Manila Report No. 162: Murder of 16 Filipino Civilians and Torture of Other at Bacolod, 

Negros Occidental, on 7 December 1944 and 20 January 1945

Manila Report No. 163: Murder of 4 Filipino Citizens of Ilang, Davao, Mindanao and Looting, 

on 28 December 1941

Manila Report No. 164: Burning of Barrios in San Fernando, La Union, Luzon, on 19 Dec. 1944

Manila Report No. 165: Torture of 15 Filipino Civilians by Kempei-Tai at Aparri, Gagayan, 

Luzon, in September 1944

Manila Report No. 166: Murder of Approximately 89 Filipino Citizens near Tugbok, Davao, 

Mindanao, on 14 May 1945

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Manila Report No. 167: Torture of Panfilo W. Alpuerto at Dumanjug and Cebu, in Mar. 1944

Manila Report No. 168: Murder of 44 Filipino Civilians in May or June 1944, near Fabrica, 

Negros Occidental

Manila Report No. 169: Murder of 1 Filipino in February 1944 at Hinundayan, Leyte

Manila Report No. 170: Murder of 3 American prisoners of war and 1 Filipino by Members of 

the Iloilo Kempei-Tai, near Mandurriao, Panay Island

Manila Report No. 171: Murder of 27 Identified Filipino Citizens at Buenavista, Guimaras 

Island, between August 1943 and January 1945

Manila Report No. 172: Murder of 6 Filipino Civilians at Manual Plantation, Guianga, 

Mindanao, on 30 May 1945 and 1 June 1945

Manila Report No. 173: Torture and Probable Murder of Demetrio Fornillos, at Palo, Leyte, in 

March 1943

Manila Report No. 174: Executions at Calbayog, Samar, in July 1943

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Manila Report No. 175: Murder of 82 Identified Filipino Residents of Leon, Iloilo, Panay, in 

August 1943 and April 1944

Manila Report No. 176: Murder, Beating, and Imprisonment under Improper Conditions of 

American prisoners of war at Bontoc Mountain, Luzon, in May-June 1942

Manila Report No. 176 (Document #1 to #50)

Manila Report No. 177: Murder of Ten Filipino Civilians in August 1943 at Leon, Panay

Manila Report No. 178: Murder of 24 Filipino Civilians in April and May 1944 at Dumanjug

Manila Report No. 179: Torture of 2 Civilians at Dumanjug, Cebu, in July 1944

File No. 1396 - Reference: Reference File on Acts of Commission and Omission by Central 

Liaison Office and Second Demobilization Office (Navy)

Manila Report No. 180: Torture and Murder of Dumanjug Civilians in August 1944

Manila Report No. 181: Tortures and Murders at Dumanjug, Cebu, in March 1944

Manila Report No. 182: Murder of 1 Filipino, Wounding of Another and Burning of Their 

Home on 1 September 1944 at Dumanjug, Cebu

Manila Report No. 183: Torture and Murder at Hilongos, Leyte, in July 1944

Manila Report No. 184: Torture of Civilians at Davao, Mindanao, by Kempei-Tai Members in 

March and April 1944

Manila Report No. 185: Torture and Murder of Residents of Bay, Luzon, on 9 February 1945

Manila Report No. 186: Execution of 1 American and 7 Identified Filipino Citizens at 

Magugpo, Mindanao, in July 1942

Manila Report No. 187: Insular Lumber Company Dock Murders, Negros Occidental

Manila Report No. 188: Beheading of American Flier in Northern Mountains of Negros

Manila Report No. 189: Mistreatment and Imprisonment under Improper Conditions of 

American prisoners of war at Corregidor, during Summer of 1942

Manila Report No. 189: (2 folders)

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Manila Report No. 189: Mistreatment and Imprisonment under Improper Conditions of 

American Prisoners of War at Corregidor during Summer of 1942

Manila Report No. 189: Part 2

Manila Report No. 190: Execution of Five Filipino Civilians at Baguio, Mountain Province, on 

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6 October 1942

Manila Report No. 191: Murder of Filipino Civilians at Inopacan, Leyte, March 1943 and 

March 1944

Manila Report No. 192: Negros Camps

Manila Report No. 193: Killing of American Prisoners of War after the Torpedoing of the 

Shinyo Maru, a Japanese Prison Ship, off Liloy Point, Zamboanga, on 7 September 1944

Manila Report no. 194: Killing of Civilians of Baguio, Mountain Province, Luzon, in 1942 and 

in March 1945

Manila Report No. 195: Killing of Seven Filipino Civilians at Toledo, Cebu, September 1944

Manila Report No. 196: Execution of Three Civilians at Carcar, Cebu, in October 1944

Manila Report No. 197: Murders, Looting and Burning of the Town of Calauang, Laguna, 

Luzon, in February 1945

Manila Report No. 198: Mistreatment of Hitolio Fidelis at Davao, Mindanao, in March 1945

Manila Report No. 199: Torture of Two Civilians at Hilongos, Leyte

Manila Report No. 200: Torture of Civilians at Lucena, Tayabas, Luzon, May 1944-Dec. 1944

Manila Report No. 201: Massacre of 200 Civilians at Tuba, (Irisan) Benguet, Luzon, 10 April 

1945

Manila Report No. 202: Mistreatment of 2 Filipino Civilians in Maasin, Leyte in June and July 

1944

Manila Report No. 203: Murder of American Flier near Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, 13 

September 1947

Manila Report No. 204: Mistreatment of Father Douglas at Paete, Laguna, Luzon, on 24 July 

1943

Manila Report No. 205: Burning and Killing in San Juan, La Union, Luzon, on 19 Jan. 1945

Manila Report No. 206: Torture of Olimpio Pansepanse at Carcar, Cebu, 20 May 1944

Manila Report No. 207: Deaths of 37 American prisoner of war at Capan, Nueva Ecija, 

Luzon, in May and June 1942

Manila Report No. 208: Murder of 3 Filipinos near Manual Plantation, Tagakpan, Davao, 

Mindanao, on 18 May 1945

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Manila Report No. 209: Bataan General Hospital Nos. 1 and 2

Manila Report No. 210: Transportation of prisoners of war under Improper Conditions from 

Davao Penal Colony, Mindanao to Manila, from June 6 to June 26, 1944

Manila Report No. 211: Torture and Murder of Presidential Guards and Others at Baguito, 

Mountain, Luzon, about 20 January 1945

Manila Report No. 212: Baguio Kempei-Tai Torture on 30 December 1942 to April 1945

Manila Report No. 213: Torture and Murder of Filipino Civilians at Pangil and Siniloan, 

Laguna, Luzon, in 1943 and 1944

Manila Report No. 214: Los Banos Massacres

Manila Report No. 215: Killing and Looting of Joaquin Nacua, a President of Carcar, Cebu, on 

or about 14 March 1944

Manila Report No. 216: Killing of Amando Satorre in Carcar, Cebu, on 15 April 1944

Manila Report No. 217: Severe Torture of Roberto E. Sato, on 25 April 1944, in Carcar, Cebu

Manila Report No. 218: Killing of 5 Filipino Men, Looting and Burning of the Floreta Home 

and the Torture of Another in October 1944 at Carcar, Cebu

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Manila Report No. 219: Murder of Filipino Civilians in Sitio Sococ, Barrio Santiago Sur, San 

Fernando, La Union, Luzon

Manila Report No. 220: Murder of Macun Panondiongan on 15 July 1942 at Barrio Dimayon, 

Danslan, Lanao, Mindanao

Manila Report No. 221: Lapoy Plantation Murders, Davao, Mindanao

Manila Report No. 222: Murder of Approximately 30 Filipino Civilians at Biao, Davao, 

Mindanao, on the 17th May, 1945

Manila Report No. 223: Murder and Attempted Murder at Lipata, Minglanilla, Cebu

Manila Report No. 224: Sagay Atrocities, Negros Occidental

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Manila Report No. 224: Sagay Atrocities, Negros Occidental

Manila Report No. 225: Murder of Chinese in Davao, Mindanao, in May 1945

Manila Report No. 226: Murder of 9 Civilians at Davao, on 21 May 1945

Manila Report No. 227: Burning and Killing in Barrio Rayah, Wato, Lanao, Mindanao, in 

August 1942

Manila Report No. 228: Murder of 2 Filipinos at Daliao, Davao, Mindanao

Manila Report No. 229: Murder of 5 Filipinos at Digos, Santa Cruz, Davao, Mindanao, on 25 

October 1942

Manila Report No. 230: Murder and Torture of Filipino Civilians at Mauban, Tayabas, Luzon, 

from July 1943 to February 1945

Manila Report No. 231: Atrocities at San Carlos, Negros Occidental, 17 September 1942

Manila Report No. 232: Lucban Atrocities, January 1945

Manila Report No. 233: Davao Penal Colony and Davao City Civilian Internment Camp (I)

Manila Report No. 233: (II-IV) (3 folders)

Manila Report No. 233: Folder 3

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Manila Report No. 233 (Additional Material)

Manila Report No. 233 (Davao)

Manila Report No. 233 (Correspondence)

Manila Report No. 234: Murder, Attempted Murder, Rape and Disappearance in Silay, Negro 

Occidental, on 8 March 1945

Manila Report No. 235: Atrocities at Calinan, Davao, December 1941

Manila Report No. 236: Murder of a Filipino Civilian in Mintal, Davao, Mindanao, on or about 

29 December 1941

Manila Report No. 237: Torture and Murder of Hayden Laurence, an American prisoner of 

war, at Angeles, Pampanga, on 23 September 1943

Manila Report No. 238: Torture, Attempted Murder and Murder of 14 Filipino Civilians at 

Alcala, Cagayan, during the Period from 8 January 1945 to 14 March 1945

Manila Report No. 239: Murder of Filipino and American prisoners of war at Mintal and 

Neighboring Area, Mindanao, on 10 September 1944

Manila Report No. 240: Bunawan Murders, Davao, Mindanao, May 1945

Manila Report No. 241: Murder of Japanese Babies in Cebu

Manila Report No. 242: Murder of 5 Chinese Civilians at Tungkalan, Davao, on 18 May 1945

Manila Report No. 243: Murder of Two Filipinos and Attempted Murder of Another at 

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Gatungan, Davao, Mindanao, on or about 19 May 1945

Manila Report No. 244: Murders Near Tigato, Davao, Mindanao, on 3 May 1945

Akutsu, Toshi (Personal - Jay P. Gibbs)

Manila Report No. 245: Murder of 4 American Fliers on Fuga Island, Luzon, on 20 June 1945

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Manila Report no. 246: Murder of 4 Filipino Civilians at Manay, Davao, on 2 Nov. 1942

Manila Report No. 247: Camp Murphy and Zablan Airfield

Manila Report No. 248: Torture, Attempted Murder of 3 and Murder of Approximately 35 

Filipinos, Including a Woman and 8 Children at Ayungon, Negros Oriental, on 5 May 

1944

Manila Report No. 249: Murder of Mrs. Agustina Gadoatan Connilly and Torture of Antero 

Jamora at Silay, Negros Occidental, on 8 October 1944

Manila Report No. 250: Mistreatment of American and Filipino Civilians, Looting and Burning 

in Negros from 24 November to 18 December 1943

Manila Report No. 251: Murder of 5 Filipino Civilians and Attempted Murder of Another at 

Luzuriaga, Negros Oriental, on 10 September 1944

Manila Report No. 252: Atrocities in Victorias, Negros Occidental, in August and Sept. 1943

Manila Report No. 253: Atrocities at Bogo, Cebu, August-November 1944

Manila Report No. 255: Murder and Attempted Murder at Barrio Bagakay, Tacloban, Leyte, 

on 30 April 1943

Manila Report No. 256: Killing and Mistreatment of Filipino Civilians in Bacolod, Negros 

Occidental, between 16 January 1944 and 4 April 1945

Manila Report No. 257: Rape at Palo, Leyte, December 1943

Manila Report No. 258: Torture and Murder of 16 Filipino Civilians at Isabela, Negros 

Occidental, Sometime during September 1942

Manila Report No. 259: Murder of Simeon Canque, Naga, Cebu, 28 December 1944

Manila Report No. 260: Atrocities in Ayuquitan, Negros Oriental, in April and May 1944

Manila Report No. 261: Torture and Killing of Emilio Rafols at Davao, Mindanao

Manila Report No. 262: Mistreatment and Torture of Civilian Prisoners by Japanese KempeiTai at Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, during the Period June 1944 to March 1945

Manila Report No. 263: Murder of Approximately 90 Filipino Civilians on the Shores of 

Tagburos River, Palawan Island, on or about 1 March 1945, and Murder of 3 Filipino 

Civilians at Irauan, Palawan Island on 4 March 1945

Manila Report No. 264: Murder of 16 Civilians and Attempted Murder of Another, at Wangan, 

Riverside, Calinan, Davao, on 4 May 1945

Manila Report No. 265: Murder of 5 Filipinos, Attempted Murder of Another and Burning of 

Barrio Umagos and the Hospital Therein, at Mandapog, Balingasag, Oriental Misamis, 

Mindanao, on or about 1 October 1944

Manila Report No. 266: Torture and Bayonetting of Juliano Bailo and 3 Other Filipino 

Civilians at Balingasag, Oriental Misamis, Mindanao, on or about 30 September 1944

Manila Report No. 267: Execution by Machine-Gun and Burning of 21 Filipinos at Barrio 

Angad, Bangued, Abra, on 16 November 1944

Manila Report No. 268: Killing of a Filipino Civilian and Beating and Disappearance of 

Another in Dulao, Bago, Negros Occidental, on 7 March 1944

Manila Report No. 269: Murder of a Moro at Kabakan, Cotabato, Mindanao, on 10 May 1944

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Manila Report No. 270: Murder of Mamerto Pino at Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, on 23 

November 1944

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Manila Report No. 271: Massacre at Mulig, Davao, 5 May 1945

Manila Report No. 272: Murder of 3 Filipino Civilians at Calut, Butan, Agusan, Mindanao, 

during Early Part of March 1945

Manila Report No. 273: Mistreatment and Killing of Filipino Civilians at Langtad, Naga, Cebu, 

on 8 November 1944

Manila Report No. 274: Cotabato Airfield Murders, 12 September 1944

Manila Report No. 275: Murder of 22 Filipino Civilians, Attempted Murder of Another in 

Barrio Calindagan, Looting and Burning in Barrio Banilad, Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, 

in October 1944, 10 November 1944

Manila Report No. 276: Torture and Murder at La Trinidad, Benguet, Mountain, March 1944-

October 1944

Manila Report No. 277: Murder of Angel Mercado in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, 3 Mar. 

1944

Manila Report No. 278

Manila Report No. 279: Murder of Filipino Civilians in Siaton, Negros Oriental, July and 

August 1944

Manila Report No. 280: Chinese Murders and Davao, May 1945

Manila Report No. 281: Murder of 29 Civilians at Panao-Pilayan, Cotabato, Mindanao, on 7 

June 1944

Manila Report No. 282: Atrocities at Barrio San Roque and Sitio Bitute, Zamboanga, 

Mindanao, March 1945

Manila Report No. 283: Atrocities in Siquijor Island, October and November 1944

Manila Report No. 284: Disappearance of 3 American prisoners of war in Camp Keithley, 

Lanao, Mindanao, between 1 June and 4 July 1942

Manila Report No. 285: Death March of prisoners of war from Camp Keithley to Iligan, 

Lanao, Mindanao, 4 July 1942

Manila Report No. 286: Disappearance of Brig. Gen. Guy O. Fort [Note: Fort (1879-1942) 

was the Commanding General, 81st Philippine Division during 1941 and 1942. In 1942 

he was the Commanding General of the Lanao Force and became a prisoner of war. On 

November 2nd he was executed in Mindanao for refusing to translate to Moro.]

Manila Report No. 287: Arson, Rape and Robbery at Balilihan and Saikatuna, Bohol, after 

September 1945

Manila Report No. 288: Murder and Mistreatment at Garcia Hernandez, Bohol, April 1945-

August 1945

Manila Report No. 289: Murder of Chinese and Bagobo Civilians and Arson in Catalunan 

Grande, Mindanao, May 1945

Manila Report No. 290: Murder, Rape and Torture in the Vicinity of Tagbilaran, Bohol, JuneSeptember 1942 and July 1944

Manila Report No. 291: Murder and Rape near Jagna, Bohol, April-October 1945

Manila Report No. 292: Murder of 20 Unidentified American Fliers at Sarmi, Dutch New 

Guinea, October 1944

Manila Report No. 293: Murder and Rape near Sierra Bullones, Bohol, June-December 1945

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Manila Report No. 296: Killing and Torturing of Filipino Civilians in 1944 and 1945 at Sipalay, 

Cawayan, and Ma-ao, Bago, Negros Occidental

Manila Report No. 297: Atrocities at Mandawe, Cebu, August 1944-March 1945

Manila Report No. 298: Massacres in Camotes Islands, Cebu, December 1944

Manila Report No. 299: Execution of Capt. Todd and Sgt. Gourget at Santa Cruz, Laguna, 11 

August 1943

Manila Report No. 300: Murder of 35 and Attempted Murder of 4 Filipinos at Barrio Malaiba, 

Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental, 12 February 1944

Manila Report No. 301: Murder of 5 Unidentified American at San Dionisio, Paranaque, Rizal, 

9 May 1942

Manila Report No. 302: Atrocities in and around Vigan, Ilocos Sur, 10 December 1941 to 3 

April 1945

Manila Report No. 303: Murder of 30 and Attempted Murder of 6 Filipinos at Barrio Calupaan, (Quezon), San Carlos, Negros Occidental, on 29 August 1943 and 10-12 February 

1944

Manila Report No. 304: Execution of Charles Putnam, Thomas Daggett, Captain Pinon and 6 

Other Unnamed Filipinos on 19 March 1944 at Alaminos, Pangasinan

Manila Report No. 305: Torture and Murder of Civilians in and around Mankayan, Benguet, 

Mountain, in May and June 1944

Manila Report No. 306: Execution of 5 American Fliers at Singkang, Celebes, about 4 August 

1945

Manila Report No. 307: Murder of 4 American Airmen at Maros Airfield near Makassar, 

Celebes in July 1945

Manila Report No. 308: Execution of 8 American Airmen at Tolitoli, Celebes, Sometime in 

October or November 1944

Manila Report No. 309: Execution of 5 American at Kendari, Celebes, about 24 November 

1944

Manila Report No. 310: Murder of 5 American Fliers at or near Tomohon, Celebes, in 

September, November, and December 1944

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Manila Report No. 311: Massacre and Torture of Civilians at Polo and Obando, Bulacan, on 

10 December 1944

Manila Report No. 312: Atrocities in Romblon Island, December 1944, Jan. and February 

1945

Manila Report No. 313: Looting, Murder, Attempted Murder and Abduction of Civilians at 

Infanta, Tayabas, in February April and May 1945

Manila Report No. 314: Torture and Mistreatment of Civilians at the Japanese Military Police 

Garrison in Quezon City, during the Period March 1942 to December 1944

Manila Report No. 315: Killing of Eugene Sterling Graham, an American Flier, at Conception, 

Tarlac, Sometime in October 1944

Manila Report No. 316: Mistreatment, Execution and Attempted Killing of a Number of 

Military and Political Prisoners at New Bilibid Prison, Muntinglupa, Rizal, on 3 and 4 

February 1945

Manila Report No. 317: Execution of 3 Unidentified American Airmen at Ambon (Amboina), 

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Netherlands East Indies, on 29 August 1944

Manila Report No. 318: Torture and Killing of Filipino Civilians in and around the Area of 

Bago Municipality, Negros Occidental, during the Period January 1943 thru December 

1944

Manila Report No. 319: Murder of 5 Filipino and 1Chinese Civilians and Attempted Murder 

of 1 Filipino Civilian at Barrio Taclobo-Batingil, Dumaguete, Oriental Negros, on 5 March 

1945

Manila Report No. 320: Murder of George A. Anderson

Manila Report No. 320: Murder of George A. Anderson

Manila Report No. 321: Murder of 1 and Torture and Mistreatment of 27 Filipino Male 

Civilians at Bacolod and Murcia, Negros Occidental, in September 1942 and during the 

Period 19 March 1944 to April 1944

Manila Report No. 322: Murder of 31, Attempted Murder of 4 and Torture of 107 Filipino 

Civilians at Silay, Occidental Negros, 11 November 1943 to June 1945

Manila Report No. 323: Murder, Attempted Murder, Mistreatment of Filipino Civilians, Looting 

and Arson in and around Silay, Negros Occidental, during the Period 7 to 11 March 1944

Manila Report No. 324: Killing of 9 and the Wounding of 3 Filipino Civilians at Barrio Santa 

Cruz, Murcia, Negros Occidental, 26 November 1944

Manila Report No. 325: Murder of Felipe Polancos, Crispin Obellos and Roberto Amar, Filipino 

Citizens of Victorias, Negros Occidental, about the Middle of February 1945

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Manila Report No. 326: Murder, Torture and Disappearance of Filipino Male Civilians at 

Victorias, Negros Occidental, during the Period August 1942 to 12 December 1942

Manila Report No. 327: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at Vitorias, Negros 

Occidental, during the Period 13 November 1943 to 10 February 1945

Manila Report No. 328: Murder, Ill-Treatment of Civilian Residents and Looting in Tanjay, 

Negros Oriental, during the Period February thru June 1944

Manila Report No. 329: Murder of 5 and Ill-Treatment of 4 Filipino Civilians at Luzuriaga, 

Negros Oriental during the Period June to November 1944

Manila Report No. 330: Murder, Attempted Murder and Rape of Filipino Civilians at La 

Carlota, Negros Occidental, 24 January 1943

Manila Report No. 331: Massacre of Approximately 16 Filipino Civilians at Barrio Buenavista, 

Pontavedra, Negros Occidental, on 18 March 1945

Manila Report No. 332: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in Saravia-Cadiz Area 

and Manapla, Occidental Negros, during the Period 20 June 1942 to 30 May 1945

Manila Report No. 333: Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at Saravia, Negros Occidental, 

during the Period 1 March 1943 thru 9 January 1944

Manila Report No. 334: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at La Carlota, Negros 

Occidental, during the Period February 1943 to 17 January 1945

Manila Report No. 335: Murder, Attempted Murder, Ill-Treatment of Civilians, Looting and Arson 

in and around Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, during the Period May 1944 to July 1945

Manila Report No. 336: Murder, Attempted Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in La 

Castellana, Negros Occidental, during the Period December 1942 to May 1944

Manila Report No. 337: Murder, Attempted Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at 

Cadiz, Occidental Negros, during the Period 2 September to 19 December 1944

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1214: War Crimes File, 1946-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 850

Manila Report No. 338: Killing, Ill-Treatment and Disappearance of Filipino Civilians at 

Talisay and Bacolod, Negros Occidental, during the Period 7 March 1944 to 21 May 1944

Manila Report No. 339: Execution of Leonardo Bebit and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at 

Silay, Negros Occidental, on 7 March 1944 (See Also No. 323)

Manila Report No. 340: Ill-Treatment and Disappearance of Filipino, Spanish and Chinese 

Civilians in Dumaguete, Oriental Negros, in September and October 1944

Manila Report No. 341: Ill-Treatment and Murder of 2 Chinese Residents of Dumaguete, 

Negros Oriental, in April 1945

Manila Report No. 342: Disappearance and Ill-Treatment of Civilian Residents of Dumaguete 

Negros Oriental, during the Period 13 January 1945 to March 1945

Manila Report No. 343: Ill-Treatment of 2 Filipino Civilians and the Disappearance of 3 

Others in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, during the Period 12 September 1944 to 23 

October 1944

Manila Report No. 344: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians of Barrio Biuas, Tanza, 

Cavite, during the Period 9 to 16 May 1944

Manila Report No. 345: Murder of 2 American Fliers in the Island of Kikai-Jima Sometime in 

May of June 1945

Manila Report No. 346: Murder of 2 American Civilians in Catbalogan, Samar, in March 1944

Box 1135

Manila Report No. 347: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in Alaminos and Sual, 

Pangasinan, in January 1945

Manila Report No. 348: Disappearance and Probable Murder of 11 Civilians in Baguio, on or 

about 26 March 1945

Manila Report No. 349: Execution of 3 American Airmen at Samarinda, Borneo, in Feb. 1945

Manila Report No. 350: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in Barrio Daan Banza, 

Victorias, Negros Occidental, during the Period from 10 to 15 November 1944

Manila Report No. 351: Killing and Ill-Treatment of Civilians in Sition Camay-an, Cadiz, 

Negros Occidental, about 20 February 1944

Manila Report No. 352: Ill-Treatment and Murder of Filipino Civilians in the Municipality of 

Pontevedra, Occidental Negros, during the Period from April 1943 to March 1945

Manila Report No. 353: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in the Vicinity of Sagay 

and Fabrica, Occidental Negros, during the Period from June and July 1944 to 3 Jan. 1945

Manila Report No. 354: Murder of 2 Civilians in Barrio Asin, Tuba, Benguet, Mountain, in 

April 1944

Manila Report No. 355: Disappearance and Possible Massacre of 40 Civilians in Cagayan, 

Oriental Misamis, between October and November 1944

Manila Report No. 356: Murder, Attempted Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians 

Residents of Matina, Pangi, Davao on 23 May 1945

Manila Report No. 357: Disappearance and Possible Murder of Bernardo Sison at Nanyo, 

Davao, on 29 April 1945

Manila Report No. 358: Probable Execution of 2 American Fliers at Sorong, Netherlands East 

Indies, on or about 12 February 1945

Manila Report No. 500: Thomas Toussaint Case

Manila Report No. 500: Thomas Toussaint Case

Manila Report No. 501: Deaths of Fathers Leo Poirier and Omer Leblanc

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1214: War Crimes File, 1946-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 851

Manila Report No. 502: 2 American Airmen in February 1945 near Makasser, Celebes

Manila Report No. 504: Aircraft Missing Observation Mission Northwest Negros Island, 

Alleged Beheading of American Pilots

Japanese Laws, Rules, and Regulations to Prisoners of War 1941-1944 

(0331-UD-1217)

Box 1145 location: 290/11/23/05

Box Subject

1145 Laws, Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Prisoners of War

1145 No Title

Suspected Japanese War Criminals 1945-1946 (0331-UD-1218)

Boxes 1146-1151 location: 290/11/23/05

Box Subject

1146 Australian Military Forces Lists No. 1-11 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Held 

in Custody, January-June 1946 [only folder for list No. 9] (11 folders)

1147 Alphabetical List of War Service Histories of War Criminal Suspects in Custody, 

S.E.A. Command, July 1946

1147 Alphabetical List of War Service Histories of War Criminal Suspects in Custody, 

S.E.A. Command, Book 2. Suspects Serials 120 to 243, August 1946

1147 Australian Military Forces Lists No. 1-2, 4 of Japanese War Criminals Implicated in 

War Crimes Against Australians, and Held in SEAC or SCAP Areas (3 folders)

1147 Australian Military Forces List No. 6 of Japanese Suspect War Criminals Allegedly 

Implicated in War Crimes Against Australians Held in Custody in FARELF, SCAP and 

Other Areas

1147 Australian Military Forces List No. 7 of Japanese Suspect War Criminals Allegedly 

Implicated in War Crimes Against Australians Held in Custody in FARELF, SCAP and 

Other Areas

1147 Service Histories of Japanese War Criminals, N-Z

1147 War Crimes Trials, Japanese War Criminals Charged Under the War Crimes Act 

1945 by Australian Military Authorities, Lists No. 1-No. 5 (5 folders)

1147 War Service Histories of War Criminal Suspects Held in Bangkwang Gaol, Bangkok

1148 S.E.A.C. Theatre List of Suspects, No. 1, October 1945

1148 S.E.A.C. Theatre, List of Suspects (Japanese), Nos. 2-24, October 1945-September 

1946 (24 folders)

1149 Amendment No. 1 to Nominal Roll of Accused in Custody S.E.A.C., May 1946

1149 Amendments to S.E.A.C. Theatre Lists of Suspects No. 1-23, June 1946

1149 Australian Military Forces List No. 1 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Not Yet 

in Custody, February 1946

1149 S.E.A.C. Reproduction List of Suspects Nos. 1-13, Sept. 1945-July 1946 (13 

folders)

1150 List of War Criminal Suspects Held in S.E.A.C. as at 20th February, 1946 - A-J

1150 List of Criminal Suspects Held in S.E.A.C. as at 20th February, 1946 - K-Z (2 

folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1218: Suspected Japanese War Criminals, 1945-1946 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 852

Box Subject

1150 S.E.A.C. Theatre, Consolidated Suspects List Part, 1 A-M (2 folders)

1151 Affidavits Held by Australian Division, Legal Section, GHQ/SCAP, June 1946-

January 1948

1151 Affidavits Received from Administration, Cover Sheet, August 1946-November 

1948

1151 Affidavits Received in the British Division, List Nos. 4-29, June 1946-February 1947

1151 Australian Military Forces, Consolidated Suspect List No. 1 of Suspected War 

Criminals Not Yet in Custody, December 1946

1151 Australian Military Forces, Lists No. 2-4, 6-7 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals 

Not Yet in Custody, March-September 1946 (5 folders)

1151 Perpetrators, 13 October 1945; Supplementary List, 19 October 1945; 

Supplementary List No. 2, 3 November 1945

1151 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission 

Lists of War Criminal and Material Witnesses (Japanese), December 1946

1151 United Nations War Crimes Commission, List of War Criminals and Suspects (List 

No. 29), April 1946

1151 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Supplementary List of War Criminals, 

Suspects and Material Witnesses (Japanese), November-December 1946

1151 USAFPAC War Criminal Lists, September 1945

1151 War Crimes Branch, U.S. Forces, India-Burma Theater List of Suspects

1151 War Crimes Branch, USF, India-Burma Theater List of War Crimes Suspects, 

November-December 1945

Miscellaneous Interrogation 1947-1948 (0331-UD-1219)

Box 1152 location: 290/11/23/07

Box Subject

1152 Perpetrators, 13 October 1945

1152 Perpetrators, Supplementary List, 19 October 1945

1152 Perpetrators, Supplementary List No. 2, 3 November 1945

1152 Detained Japanese Perpetrators, 17 October 1945; Supplementary List No. 1, 7 

November 1945

1152 Criminal Registry Division, Civilian Attendance Records, October 1946-December 

1947

1152 Criminal Registry Division, Civilian Attendance Records, January 1948-December 

1948

1152 Criminal Registry Division, Receipts, July 1946-September 1946

1152 GHQ - General Orders, December 1945-September 1946

1152 GHQ - Staff Memorandum, April 1946-August 1946

1152 GHQ - Circulars, April 1946-August 1946

1152 AFPAC Regulations No. 1-10; No. 50-60, September 1945-October 1946

1152 Miscellaneous Interrogation Reports of Suspected Japanese War Criminals, 

December 1941-November 1948

1152 Miscellaneous Interrogation Reports of Suspected Japanese War Criminals, May 

1945-December 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1219: Miscellaneous Interrogation, 1947-1948 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 853

Perpetuation of Testimonies 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1220)

Boxes 1153-1155 location: 290/11/23/07

Box File 

1153 Abb-Giv

1154 Gla-Ott

1155 Owe-Zub

POW 201 File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1221)

Arranged alphabetically by surname. A list is available in the consultation area. Boxes 

1156-1219 location: 290/11/24/01.

UN War Crimes File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1222)

Box 1220 location: 290/11/27/02

Box Subject

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) (List No. 1), August 1945

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Fourth List of War Criminals, Together 

with List of Suspects and List of Witnesses (Japanese) (List No. 4), March 1945

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) (Lists Nos. 5-6), October 

1945 (2 folders)

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) (List No. 10), February 

1946

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission 

(Lists Nos. 17-23), January 1946

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission (List No. 24), January 1946

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission (List No. 29), April 1946

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission 

(Lists Nos. 33-37), June 1946

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission 

(Lists Nos. 46-49), December 1946

1220 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission 

(List Nos. 68-77), February 1948

Parole Completed File 1950-1952 (0331-UD-1223)

Box 1221 location: 290/11/27/02

Box Subject

1221 Request for Parole Completed, File #1-4, April 1950-April 152 (4 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1223: Parole Completed File, 1950-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 854

Witnesses File 1946-1949 (0331-UD-1226)

Box 1229 location: 290/11/27/05

Box Subject

1229 Aramoto, Toshio (S. Pvt. IJA) (Tokyo Witness)

1229 Dan, Seijiro (Witness Manila)

1229 French Indo-China (Lawyers and Interpreters), March 1947-May 1948

1229 Guam Lawyers, Interpreters, and Miscellaneous Information, July 1946-June 1949

1229 Guam Witness, May 1947-April 1949

1229 Hirayama, Tatsumi (Sgt. Maj. IJA) (Manila Witness)

1229 Honda, Chikaki (Guam Witness)

1229 Hong Kong, March 1947-December 1948

1229 Information Forms Re: Former prisoners of war Who Have Been Witnesses, 

October 1946-February 1948

1229 Inoue, Teruo (Capt. IJA) (Manila Witness)

1229 Ishikawa, Tatsumi (Manila Witness)

1229 Ishiro, Shigeru (Lt. Col. IJA) (Manila Witness)

1229 Ito, Hiroshi (Lt. Imperial Japanese Navy) (Guam Witness)

1229 Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study: People and Government of Japan (JANIS 85, 

Chapter X), October 1944

1229 Katz, Anne (Manila Witness)

1229 Kawano, Fumio (Ex Superior Private IJA)

1229 Lawyers and Interpreters, Miscellaneous, January 1949

1229 Letter to Chief of Staff Re: Lawyers & Interpreters for Netherland East Indies, 

Rabaul, Singapore, August-November 1946

1229 Lists of Requested Witnesses, January 1946-January 1949

1229 Manila File, General, February-March 1947

1229 Manila Lawyers and Interpreters, October 1946-March 1947

1229 Manila Request 1020, Witnesses, November 1946-March 1947

1229 Manila Request 1135, February-March 1947

1229 Manila Request 1059, Witnesses, December 1946-February 1947

1229 Manila Request 1060, Witness, December 1946-January 1947

1229 Manila Request 1089, January-February 1947

1229 Manila Request 1145

1229 Manila Request 55, Witness, February-April 1947

1229 Manila Request G-27364 GSJAT, 31 January 1947, Takata and Sawada (Witnesses), 

January-March 1947

1229 Manila Request, G30983 (Witness), March 1947

1229 Manila Request, G31648 GSJAT (Witness), February 1947-April 1947

1229 Manila Requests 1072, 061015 Z, Witnesses, January-May 1947

1229 Manila Witness, January 1947-April 1947

1229 Manila, Philippine Islands (Lawyers and Interpreters), July 1947-September 1949

1229 Manus Island (Australian) (Lawyers and Interpreters), February-April 1950

1229 Miller, Georges S. (Manila Witness)

1229 Miscellaneous

1229 Mori, Akira (Lt. Col. IJA) (Shanghai Witness)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1226: Witness File, 1946-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 855

Box Subject

1229 Nakajima, Yashita; Inaba, Mitoshi (Manila Witness)

1229 Nakase, Shoichi (Lt. Comdr. Imperial Japanese Navy) (Guam Witness)

1229 Netherlands East Indies (Dutch), Lawyers, October 1946-February 1950

1229 Oyama, Akira (Lt.); Toyosaki, Kikuo (Lt.) (Manila Witness)

1229 Rabaul Witness Requests, February 1947-April 1947

1229 Rabaul/Lawyer, October 1946-October 1947

1229 Reports on Witnesses (American) and Justification for Extension of TDY, August 

1946-April 1949

1229 Return China Witness, September 1946

1229 Roster of Interviewees, August 1948-March 1949

1229 Sameshima, Megumi (Lt. Imperial Japanese Navy) (China Witness)

1229 Sato, Kiichi (S. Pvt. IJA) (Manila Witness)

1229 Shintomi, Sanjiro (Guam Witness)

1229 Shirota, Junichi (Comdr. Imperial Japanese Navy) (Guam Witness)

1229 Singapore “2,” Lawyers & Interpreters, August 1946-August 1948

1229 Singapore File, General

1229 Singapore, Hong Kong Witness Requests, December 1946-November 1948

1229 Suaco, Remmie Brillo (Female) (Manila Witness)

1229 Takahashi, Shoichi (Manila Witness)

1229 Tamamura, Fumio (1st Class Petty Officer Imperial Japanese Navy) (Guam 

Interpreter)

1229 Tanaka, Seitaro (Cpl. IJA) (Manila Witness)

1229 Taniguchi, Mitsue (Female) (Manila Witness)

1229 Teshima, Fusataro (Lt. Gen. IJA) (Manila Witness)

1229 Toda, Masanao (Guam Lawyers)

1229 Transfer of Witnesses to Manila at P. I. Expense, May 1949-November 1949

1229 Uemura, Komakichi G-26209 GSJAT (Manila Witness) 23 January 1947

1229 Witness Return, October 1945-October 1946

1229 Witness, Transportation of, April-November 1946

1229 Yamada, Masao (Guam Witness)

1229 Yoshimura, Yuji (S. Maj.) (Manila Witness)

Tamura Trial Records 1948-1951 (0331-UD-1227)

Boxes 1230-1232 location: 290/11/27/05

Box Subject

1230-1231 U.S. v. Hiroshi Tamura, Vols. I-IV

1232 SCAPIN-47/1 thru SCAPIN 7452-A

Commission Orders 1946-1949 (0331-UD-1229)

Box 1235 location: 290/11/27/07

Box Subject

1235 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders, March 1946-Feb. 1949 (7 folders)

1235 GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, February-December 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1229: Commission Orders, 1946-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 856

Box Subject

1235 GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, May-October 1948

1235 GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, January 1949

1235 No Title, February 1946

1235 No Title, May 1946-September 1948

Correspondence File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1231)

Box 1238 location: 290/11/28/01

Box Subject

1238 Correspondence with Allied Liaison, A, December 1945-January 1946

1238 Correspondence with Allied Liaison, B, January-March 1946

1238 Correspondence with Allied Liaison, C, April-September 1946

1238 Correspondence with Allied Liaison, D, December 1946-January 1949 

1238 Miscellaneous Correspondence, File B, 2273-6999, June 1946-March 1947

1238 Miscellaneous Correspondence, File C, 7099-14849, Dec. 1945-February 1948

1238 Miscellaneous Correspondence, File D, 14860-18579, February-August 1948

1238 Miscellaneous Correspondence, File E, 18601-21028, Sept. 1948-September 1949

1238 Miscellaneous Correspondence, November 1945-July 1946

Military Commission Orders 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1233)

Boxes 1245-1246 location: 290/11/28/03

Box Subject

1245 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders, Nos. 1-862, February 1946-May 1950 (6 

folders)

1245 GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, Nos. 1-9, 11-24, JanuaryOctober 1949

1245 GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, September 1951

1246 Military Tribunal Orders, March 1950

1246 Receipts - Affidavits, Documents etc, February 1947-June 1949

1246 Receipts - Final Distribution Completed, June 1947-July 1948

1246 Receipts - Final Distribution Completed, March 1948-April 1949

1246 Receipts - Review Distribution Completed, April 1949-March 1950

1246 Receipts - Review Distribution Completed, June 1947-July 1949 (2 folders)

1246 Receipts as of 14 June, 1949

1246 Received from Military Commission Review Division, Judge Advocate Section, 

March 1950-January 1950

1246 Shipping Lists, May 1948-August 1951

SCAP-INS 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1234)

Boxes 1247-1248 location: 290/11/28/04

Box Subject

1247 Catalog & Index of SCAPINs, December 1950, March 1952

1247 SCAPIN-1 thru SCAPIN-1000 [10 folders]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1234: SCAP-INS, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 857

Box Subject

1248 SCAPIN-1101 thru SCAPIN-1799 [7 folders]

1249 SCAPIN-1800 thru SCAPIN-2204 [5 folders]

SCAPIN-As 1946-1952 (0331-UD-1235)

Boxes 1249-1250 location: 290/11/28/05

Box Subject

1249 Catalog of SCAPIN-A’s, Vol. I thru Vol. IV, April 1947-March 1952

1250 SCAPIN 1-A thru SCAPIN 8000-A [10 folders]

Decimal File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1237)

Boxes 1252-1262, 1262A-1262B, 1263-1266 location: 290/11/28/06

Box Subject

1252 Record File, Law Division, 1950

1252 Record File, Law Division, 1951 and 1952

1252 000.5: Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, February 1948-November 

1949

1252 000.5: Incidents, December 1945-August 1950 (2 folders)

1252 000.5: Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, November 1945-November 

1947 

1252 000.5: Identification of Suspected War Criminals, December 1945-February 1948

1252 000.5: Offences Against the Occupation Forces, December 1945-July 1950 (2 

folders)

1252 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, 1948

1252 000.5: Status War Criminals, 1951

1252 000.5: Regulations, Procedure and SOP on Trials (Japanese War Criminals), 

March 1949-December 1950

1252 000.5: Regulations, Procedure, and SOP on Trials (Japanese War Criminals), 

September 1945-December 1948

1252 000.5: Release of War Criminals, March-April 1952

1252 000.5: Releases, January 1949-March 1952

1252 000.5: Release of Suspected War Criminals, January 1946-July 1947

1252 000.5: Releases, July 1947-December 1948

1253 000.5: Status of Suspected War Criminals, November 1945-December 1946

1253 000.5: Suspect Lists, October 1945-April 1947, July 1949 (2 folders)

1253 000.5: Sentences, February 1946-April 1952 (2 folders)

1253 000.5: Status of War Criminals, March 1952-May 1952

1253 004: Commercial Enterprises, July 1947-November 1950 (2 folders)

1253 004.06: Labor, December 1949-July 1951

1253 004.2A: Foreign Exchange Control, May 1947-July 1951

1253 004.2B: Bank and Banking

1253 004.21: Foreign Investment, May 1948-October 1951

1253 010: Laws and Legal Matters, 1945-April 1952 (6 folders)

1254 010: Laws and Legal Matters, December 1948-November 1949 (3 folders)

1254 011: Enactment of Laws, January 1951-April 1952 (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1237: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 858

Box Subject

1254 012.32: Suppression of Illegal Entry into Japan, June 1948-May 1951

1254 012.34: Licenses, August 1947-April 1952 (3 folders)

1254 013.2: Oriental Witnesses, November 1945-May 1951 (2 folders)

1254 013.2: Caucasian Witnesses, November 1945-June 1949

1254 013.2: Persons Connected with Courts, October 1945-October 1950

1255 013.3: Evidence and Testimony, January-December 1947

1255 013.3: Evidence and Testimony, 1948

1255 013.36: Evidence and Testimony, 4 October 1945 to 31 December 1946 (2 

folders)

1255 014: Promulgation of Imperial Ordinances, December 1945

1255 014.31: Alien, March 1946-November 1949

1255 014.33: Repatriation, January 1949-May 1950

1255 014.331, May 1948-January 1952

1255 014.393: Deportation, December 1949-February 1952

1255 015: Japanese Courts, October 1945-October 1950 (2 folders)

1255 015: Huff File, December 1950-January 1951

1255 015: Military Courts, March 1950-April 1952

1255 015: Military Occupation Courts

1255 015: Military Occupation Courts, September 1945-December 1951 (2 folders)

1255 017.4: Merchant Marine, December 1945-August 1950

1255 060: Charts, Maps, Photos, Tables, October 1945-January 1950

1255 072: Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights, April 1946-June 1951

1255 080: International Red Cross, March 1945-July 1951

1255 082: Red Cross, February 1949-February 1951

1256 091: Australia, September 1945-April 1951

1256 091: Britain, October 1945-November 1951 (2 folders)

1256 091: Canada, March 1946-March 1951

1256 091: China, December 1945-October 1951 (2 folders)

1256 091: France, February 1946-October 1950

1256 091: Germany, September 1945-February 1950

1256 091: Japan, November 1945-March 1952091: Korea, 1945 to 1948: A Report 

on Political Development and Economic Resources with Selected Documents, 

October 1948

1256 091: Korea, September 1945-February 1952 (2 folders)

1256 091: Korean Civil Affairs, July 1950-September 1950

1256 091: Korean War, July-November 1950

1256 091: Philippines, October 1945-May 1951 (2 folders)

1256 091: Review of Sentence of Heiko Tokkyu, Korean National

1256 091: Russia, July 1946-March 1950 (2 folders)

1256 091.31: Commerce (Exports and Imports), December 1945-February 1952 (2 

folders)

1256 091.112: Civil Officials, October 1945-February 1950

1256 091.31B: Private Commercial Entrants, January 1949-March 1952

1256 Customs Regulations

1256 Foreign Countries, Miscellaneous, December 1945-February 1952

1257 092: International Affair, February 1950-January 1952

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1237: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 859

Box Subject

1257 092.2: Treaties and Agreement, 1951

1257 110.01: Budget, March 1947-December 1950

1257 121.6: Cost of War Crimes Trials, September 1947-October 1949

1257 123.7: Exchange of Military Currency, March 1947-December 1951

1257 132: Funds & Accounts, June 1950-August 1951

1257 151: Claims Due to War (2 folders)

1257 151: Claims Due to War, November 1945-April 1952

1257 151: Claims of Lawrence Arndt, Chalmers Gidley, Albert Glatze - Damage to 

Fishing Equipment (April thru June 1947)

1257 151: French - Transfer and Assumption of Rights in Open Account, August 1951

1257 151: SS Aghios Nicholas-Eisho Maru MS 31 Collision, November 1950-December 

1951

1257 151: USS Harwood, LST QO-78 – Salvage

1257 Korea-Occupied Japan Trade Plan (1 April 1951-31 March 1952)

1257 Netherlands Trade Conference (18 September 1950 - 25 January 1951)

1257 No Title

1257 No Title, August 1950-June 1951

1257 Payments Agreement between the Federal Republic of Germany and Occupied 

Japan

1257 Philippine Trade Review Conference (23 February-3 March 1951)

1257 Ryukyu Islands-Occupied Japan Trade Plan (1 July 1951-30 June 1952)

1257 Sterling Area Trade Review Conference (16 January - 10 May 1951)

1257 Sterling Financial Conference (24 May - 29 August 1951)

1257 Sterling Trade Arrangement, June 1950-June 1951

1257 Thailand Trade Conference (1 December - 27 December 1950)

1258 151: USNT Mission Santa Ana - Hadachi Maru - Collision, 11 March 1949, 

Yokohama

1258 151: USNT Mission San Diego - Satsuki Maru (XO-99), March 1950-October 1951

1258 151: USNT Ocklawaha - Hai Liao - Collision, 8 September 1948

1258 151: Daikai Maru - Empire Neptune; Kizan Maru - Empire Protector; Nammei 

Maru - Empire General, April 1946-September 1951

1258 151: SS William Knot - QO-90 - Collision, Manila, 24 November 1947

1258 151: Navy Fuel Annex Dock - QO-34 - Damage, Point Molate, California, 22 Sept. 

1947

1258 151: HMS Hobart - Chuei Maru

1258 151: T/V Fujisan Maru - Damage to Sitra Wharf No. 1, 4 December 1945

1258 151: SS William J. Gray - QO-89, Okinawa, 19 April 1947

1258 151: SS Contest vs SCAJAP LST QO-16, December 1949-October 1951

1258 151: American President Lines SS Brainerd Victory, February 1949-December 

1951

1258 151: USNT Cowanesque - Japan Tanker Mitsushima Maru - Collision, 11 April 

1948, Yokosuka

1258 151: William Kent, October 1948-June 1951

1258 151: SS Josiah Nelson Cushing, November 1950-January 1952

1258 151: USNT Cohocton - Kyoryoku Maru - Collision, 1 January 1949

1258 151: USNT Schukill - SS Chuei Maru - Collision, 5 April 1947

1258 151: China, October 1951

1258 151: Liquidation of Hong Kong, March 1951-February 1952

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1237: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 860

Box Subject

1258 151: Brazil - Occupied Japan Open Account, June 1950-August 1951

1258 151: Pakistan, November 1951

1258 151: Korea, October 1951

1258 151: Netherlands, September 1951

1258 151: Peru & Occupied Japan Trade Agreement, Financial Agreement, August 1951

1258 151: Renegotiation of Commercial Agreements

1258 151: Sterling, August-September 1951

1258 151: Japan - Germany, May-July 1951

1258 151: USNT Mission Santa Barbara - Toa Maru, April 1949-September 1951

1258 151: [Invitation to Bid]

1258 151: [Revocation of Power of Attorney]

1258 151: Admiralty Claim, September 1951-February 1952

1258 151: LST QO-16 - SS Contest - Collision, May 1951

1258 151: LST O-089 - SS William J. Gray, May 1950, June 1951

1258 161: Contracts, 1949

1258 161: Contracts, September 1946-December 1948

1258 200.2: Passes, 1949

1258 200.2: Passes, February 1946-December 1948

1258 200.4: Requests for TDY, from 1 January 1947

1258 200.6: Awards and Decorations, September 1943-December 1950

1259 201.311: Daily Time Sheet, June 1951-May 1952

1259 201.311: Daily Reports of Change, July 1950-May 1952

1259 210: Officers (Miscellaneous), January 1949-April 1952

1259 210: Officers (Miscellaneous), November 1945-December 1948

1259 210.1: Officers Regulations, March 1949-March 1952

1259 210.2: Officer Promotions, November 1945-January 1952 (2 folders)

1259 210.3: Officers Assignments and Transfers, December 1945-March 1952

1259 220: E. M. (Miscellaneous), 1945-April 1952

1259 220.2: E. M. Promotions, November 1945-June 1951

1259 220.3: E. M. Assignment & Transfer, September 1949-October 1951

1259 230: Civilians, January 1949-April 1952

1259 230.02: Application for Employment

1259 230.05: GHQ Group CPR, July 1948-August 1951

1259 230.033: Nationality & Race (Foreign Civilian Employees), December 1945-April 

1952

1259 230.05: Civilian Personnel News Letter, March 1949-February 1052

1259 230.38: Return of Civilian Personnel, January 1949-January 1952

1259 230.38: Return of Civilian Personnel Having Dependents in Tokyo Area to Z. I., 

May 1947-April 1952

1259 230.414: Notarial Duties, December 1945-October 1949

1259 231.3: Translators & Interpreters, October 1946-June 1950

1260 250: Discipline & Morals

1260 254: Detention & Internment Camps, December 1945-March 1952 (2 folders)

1260 255: Camps and Prisons for prisoners of war, November 1945-January 1947

1260 291.1: Marriage, Parentage and Nationality, December 1945-April 1952 (3 

folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1237: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 861

Box Subject

1260 293: Funerals, Burials and Reports, January 1949-December 1951 (3 folders)

1260 300.4: Special Orders, 8th Army, January 1949-April 1950

1260 300.4: Special Orders, Headquarters, Headquarters and Service Command 

(Group), GHQ, Far East Command, May 1948-January 1951

1260 300.4: Special Orders, GHQ, Far East Command, January 1948-March 1952

1260 300.4: Special Orders, Headquarters, Philippine Command, U.S. Army, December 

1948-September 1949

1260 300.4: Special Orders, GHQ/SCAP, October 1948

1260 300.4: Miscellaneous Travel Orders, December 1945-April 1947

1260 300.4: Miscellaneous Command Orders, February 1947-November 1948

1260 300.4: GHQ Letter Orders, February 1952-April 1952

1260 300.4: Headquarters, Headquarters and Service Command, General 

Headquarters, Far East Command, February-April 1952

1260 300.4: General Orders, United Nations Command, October 1950, December 1950

1260 300.4: General Orders, United Nations Command, May 1951-February 1952 (2 

folders)

1260 300.4: General Orders, GHQ/SCAP, October 1945-November 1946 (2 folders)

1260 300.4: General Orders, GHQ/SCAP, February 1947-November 1947

1260 300.4: General Orders, GHQ/SCAP, February 1948-April 1952 (5 folders)

1260 300.4: General Order No. 1, Office of the Supreme Commander for the Allied 

Powers, September 1945

1260 300.4: General Orders, Foreign Service of the United States of America, Office of 

the Army Attaché, April 1952

1260 300.4: General Orders, Headquarters Fifth Air Force, April 1950

1260 300.4: Bulletins and Circulars (Misc.), February 1951-April 1952

1260 300.4: Circular, Headquarters Eighth Army, U.S. Army, Office of the Commanding 

General, January 1946

1260 300.4: Bulletin, Information-Education Section, GHQ/AFPAC, January 1946

1260 300.4: Circular, Headquarters, AFPAC, Office of the Commanding General, July 

1947

1260 300.4: General Orders, OMGUS, August 1949

1260 300.4: Finance Bulletin, Headquarters Army Service Forces, Office of the Fiscal 

Director, November 1945

1260 300.4: Bulletins and Circulars (Misc.), December 1945-June 1947

1260 300.6: Staff Memorandum, GHQ/SCAP and Far East Command, January-Dec. 

1947

1260 300.6: Index of SCAP & Far East Command Staff Memorandums, 1947-1951 

(Only the Staff Memorandums in Effect as of 31 December 1951 are Listed)

1260 300.6: Index of Circulars & Staff Memorandums, 1 January 1949

1260 300.6: Staff Memorandum, GHQ/USAFPAC, June 1945-July 1946 (2 folders)

1261 300.6: Staff Memorandum No. 1-25 (GHQ/SCAP & Far East Command, 1952), 

Staff Memorandum No. 1-4 (HQ/Far East Command, 1952)

1261 300.6: Staff Memorandum (GHQ/SCAP & Far East Command), 1948-1951 (3 

folders)

1261 300.6: Memorandums, July 1947-October 1948

1261 300.6: Staff Memorandum (GHQ/SCAP & USAFPAC), 1946, No. 1-64

1261 300.6: Staff Memorandum (GHQ/USAFPAC, Advance Echelon), 1945, No. 1-No. 

14

1261 300.6: Staff Memorandum (GHQ/SCAP), 1946, No. 1-No. 52

1261 300.6: Staff Memorandum (GHQ/SCAP), 1945, 19

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1237: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 862

Box Subject

1261 300.6: Staff Memos, September 1945-June 1947

1261 300.6: Memos (Miscellaneous), May 1948-April 1952

1261 300.6: Training Memos, September 1945-January 1952

1261 300.6: Directives for Japanese Government, September 1945-February 1948

1261 300.6: Administrative Memorandum (HQ & Service Command, GHQ/Far East 

Command), No. 1-No. 61, 1952

1261 300.6: Civilian Personnel Memos, 1948-1952

1261 300.8: Fire Regulations, February 1949-April 1952

1262 310.1: Office Administration, December 1948-April 1952 (3 folders)

1262 310.2: Office Space, September 1945-August 1950

1262 311: Communications, July 1948-April 1952

1262 311: Communications Methods and Systems, December 1945-December 1948

1262 312: Requests, Miscellaneous (1 January 1947-30 June 1947)

1262 312.1: Requests, Miscellaneous (January 1946-31 December 1946)

1262 312.1: Transmittals (1 August 1946-30 June 1947)

1262 312.1: Transmittals, through 31 July 1946

1262 312.1: Requests, Miscellaneous, July 1947-January 1951

1262 312.1: Photographs, Requests for, April 1948-July 1951

1262 Manila Roster, September 1945-March 1948

1262 319.1: SCAPIN Status Report, August 1946-December 1948

1262 319.1: Col. A. L. Carpenter File, September 1945-December 1946

1262A 312.1: Transmittals, June 1947-April 1951

1262A 312.1: Letter Rogatory, February 1949-September 1951

1262A 312.2: Request for SCAP Credentials, April 1946-February 1952

1262A 313: Records of Trails, February 1946-December 1949

1262A 313: Record of Trial

1262A 313: Record of Trails, January 1949-May 1951

1262A 313: Records of Files, October 1945-March 1951 (2 folders)

1262A 314.7: Military Histories, January 1950-June 1951

1262A 314.81: Diaries, 1949

1262A 315: Adoption, October 1950-March 1951

1262A 319.1: Reports (Miscellaneous), June 1946-April 1952 (2 folders)

1262A 319.1: Monthly Cost Accounting Report, November 1950-July 1951

1262A 319.1: Spot Intelligence Reports, August 1949-October 1950

1262A 319.1: Monthly Report on Requisition Japanese Labor, May 1947-April 1949

1262A 319.1: Downgrading Reports, November 1946-January 1952 (2 folders)

1262A 319.1: Downgrading Reports, May 1951-January 1952

1262A 319.1: Report of Overtime Employment; Operative and Productive Labor Report; 

Monthly Report of Yen Expenditure for Directly Employed Japanese Labor, 

February 1949-September 1950

1262A 319.1: Reports of Progress of War Crimes Trials

1262A 319.1: Reports of Progress of War Crimes Trials, February 1948-January 1949

1262A 319.1: Status of Military Commission Cases, February 1949-May 1952

1262A 319.1: Reports of Col. Carpenter, January 1950-April 1952

1262B 319.1: Weekly Reports from All Divisions - Legal Section, March 1946-December 

1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1237: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 863

Box Subject

1262B 319.1: Weekly Reports - Prosecution Division, January-November 1949

1262B 319.1: Foreign Investment Branch Weekly Reports, January-September 1949

1262B 319.1: Law Division Weekly Reports, January 1947-March 1952 (3 folders)

1262B 319.1: Weekly Reports - Legislation & Justice Division

1262B 319.1: Weekly Reports - War Crimes Records Branch, December 1951-April 1952

1262B 319.1: Reports of Costs of War Crimes Trials, February-October 1949

1262B 319.1: Cost of War Crimes

1262B 319.1: Reports of Cost of War Crimes Trials, November 1947-December 1948

1262B 319.1: Correspondence Re: Year Book on Human Rights, August 1948-November 

1951

1262B 319.1: Investigation Division Weekly Reports, January 1947-January 1949

1262B 319.1: Prosecution Division Weekly Reports, January 1947-December 1948

1263 319.1: Carpenter File, 1947-1949 (3 folders)

1263 319.1: Investigation Reports, April 1946-July 1947

1263 319.1: Monthly Group Labor Record, June 1949-December 1950

1263 319.6: WDSCA-1 (TOK), June 1946-March 1952

1263 319.12: Monthly Summation Report of Legal Section

1263 319.19: WDSCA-2 (TOK 1-200), June 1946-May 1947

1263 319.19: WDSCA-2, Tokyo, May 1947-March 1949

1263 319.20: WDSCA-2 (Manila), November 1946-June 1947

1263 320: Organization of Major Combat Units, April 1946-December 1949

1263 320.1: Unit Manning, January 1951-March 1952

1263 320.2: Strength Status Reports, June 1947-January 1952

1264 320.2: Strength, January 1949-February 1952

1264 321: Arms of Service, October 1945-January 1946

1264 323.31: Establishments and Discontinuances, December 1945-July 1949

1264 330.30: Rosters, January 1949-December 1950

1264 330.32: Rosters, March 1947-September 1950

1264 331.2: Clubs, August 1946-April 1952

1264 331.3: Post Exchanges, January 1946-May 1949

1264 Research Report No. 134: Japanese Methods of Prisoner of War Interrogation, 

June 1946

1264 332.2: Trophies, December 1945-March 1946

1264 333.5: Investigations (2 folders)

1264 334: State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee, Control of Food and Agriculture in 

Japan, SWNCC 98/2, 2 November 1945

1264 334: Military Commission Orders, June 1946-September 1948

1264 334: SCAP Military Tribunal Orders, Nos. 1-2, March 1950

1264 334: SCAP Military Commission Orders, May 1948

1264 334: Eighth Army Military Commission Orders, Nos. 780-862, July 1949-May 

1950

1264 334: GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, Nos. 1-24, Jan.-Oct. 

1949

1264 334: GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, Nos. 1-13, 16-30, 

March 1950-November 1950

1264 334: HQ/ U.S. Army Forces Western Pacific Military Commission Orders, Nos. 1-

15, March-December 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1237: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 864

Box Subject

1264 334: HQ/Philippines-Ryukyus Command Military Commission Orders, Nos. 1-26, 

January-August 1947

1264 334: Misc. Boards & Commission, November 1945-May 1950

1264 337: Conferences, November 1945-October 1950 (2 folders)

1264 350.03: Translations, March 1946-November 1950

1264 352: Service Schools, December 1945-June 1951

1264 370.05: Repatriation, December 1945-November 1949

1264 370.1: Readjustment & Demobilization, September 1945-October 1946

1264 370.1: Clearance - Prior to Readjustment, June-September 1946

1265 380.01: Top Secret Control Officers, November 1945-December 1948

1265 380.1: Top Secret Control Officers, January 1949-April 1952

1265 383.6: Prisoners of war & Recovered Personnel, August 1945-December 1947

1265 383.61: Japanese prisoners of war, July 1949-February 1952

1265 383.7: Interned Personnel, December 1945-July1950

1265 386: Property Rights, October 1941-March 1950

1265 386: Property Rights, January 1946-April 1952

1265 386.5: Contraband Property, December 1949-April 1952

1265 Kuji Christian Center, Iwate-Ken - Thomasine Allen, American Baptist Missionary, 

June 1950-November 1950

1265 387.6: War Indemnities, July 1947-September 1951

1265 388.3: Limitations of Arms, October 1945-October 1951

1265 400: Supplies, Services and Equipment, February 1949-April 1952

1265 402: Miscellaneous Papers, November 1946-October 1948

1265 402: Miscellaneous, July 1948-April 1952

1265 410.2: Metals, December 1950-April 1951

1265 431: Fisheries, June 1947-January 1951

1265 451: Vehicles, January 1950-March 1952

1265 461: Publications, December 1945-April 1952 (2 folders)

1265 500: Transportation, June 1946-February 1952

1266 560: Vessels, December 1945-December 1951 (2 folders)

1266 600: Building & Grounds, January 1946-April 1950

1266 620: Billeting, December 1945-1952 (2 folders)

1266 628: Dependents, April 1946-March 1951

1266 700: Medicine, Hygiene & Sanitation, January 1946-March 1952 (2 folders)

1266 000.5: Status of Suspected War Criminals, June 1946-January 1950 (4 folders)

1266 000.5: Status of Suspected War Criminals, Closed 1950

8th Army Circulars 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1241)

Boxes 1272-1273 location: 290/11/31/04

Box Subject

1272 8th Army Circular (1945, No. 1 thru No. 329)

1272 8th Army Circular (1946, No. 1 thru No. 332) (3 folders)

1272 8th Army Circular (1947, No. 1 thru No. 195)

1273 8th Army Circular (1948, No. 1 thru No. 94)

1273 8th Army Circular (1949, No. 1 thru No. 92)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1241: 8th Army Circulars, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 865

Box Subject

1273 8th Army Circular (1950, No. 1 thru No. 47)

Documents and Maps 1945-1948 (0331-UD 1243)

Boxes 1275-1278 location: 290/11/31/05

Box Subject

1275 #1: Maps, China

1275 #2: Maps, Indochina

1275 #3: Maps, Netherlands Indies

1275 #4: Thailand and Misc. Maps

1275 #5a: Maps, Philippines

1275 #5b: Maps, Philippines

1275 #5c: Maps, Philippines

1275 #5d: Maps, Philippines

1275 #5c: Maps, Philippines

1275 #5f: Maps, Philippines

1275 #6a: Terrain Handbook 46, Apari (Northern Luzon), Philippine Series

1275 #6c: Terrain Handbook 53, Cebu Island (Philippine Series)

1275 #7: Maps, New Guinea

1275 #26: Navy Organization

1275 #28: Naval Base Chart

1275 Organization of the Japanese Navy

1275 #32: Base Charts & Locations

1275 #33: Commanders of Base Force Units (Japanese)

1275 #34: Commanders in Chief of Combined Fleet

1275 Miscellaneous - Toyoda Case

1275 #101: Toyoda, Soemu

1275 #101A: Toyoda, Soemu, Interrogation

1275 #101B: Toyoda

1275 #101C: Toyoda, Soemu

1275 #101D: Toyoda, Soemu

1275 #101E: Toyoda, Soemu

1275 #101F: Toyoda, Soemu

1275 #101G: Toyoda, Soemu

1275 #101H: Toyoda, Soemu

1275 #102A: Okawachi, Denshichi

1275 #102B: Okawachi, Denshichi

1275 #102D: Okawachi, Denshichi

1275 #102E: Okawachi, Denshichi

1275 #102F: Okawachi, Denshichi

1275 #103A: Nishio, Hidehiko

1275 #103B: Nishio, Hidehiko

1275 #103C: Nishio, Hidehiko

1275 #104A: Tada, Takeo

1275 #106: Ikeda, Keinosuke

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section 1945-1952 — Entry: 1243, Documents and Maps, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 866

Box Subject

1275 #108: Order of Proof

1275 #108A: Order of Proof

1275 #108B: Order of Proof

1275 #108C: Order of Proof

1275 #108D: Order of Proof

1275 #108F: Order of Proof

1275 #108G: Order of Proof

1275 #108I: Order of Proof

1275 #111: Arima, Kaoru

1275 #112: Asano, Shimpei

1275 #113A: Hara, Chuichi

1275 #114: Hase, Shinzaburo

1275 #115: Ishinose, Shinichi

1276 #116: Okada, Tametsugu

1276 #118: Fukudome, Shigeru

1276 #121: Taneda, Tsuneo

1276 #126: Hirose, Sueto

1276 #127: Ozawa, Risaburo

1276 #129: Furuse, Takesue

1276 #130: Hoshina, Zenshiro

1276 #136: Higo, Ichiji

1276 #139: Takama, Masayoshi

1276 #140: Asano, Kenichiro

1276 #141: Tadano, Sahichiro (Capt.)

1276 #142: Takahama, Ichiro

1276 #143: Okuma, Kaoru

1276 #144: Sawabe, Zenichi

1276 #145: Otani, Kiyonori (Capt.)

1276 #146: Takahashi, Shingo

1276 #147: Inoue, Otohiko

1276 #155: Capt. Chedester’s Report

1276 #160: Ishikawa, Yoshimori

1276 #161: Katsuta, Haruo

1276 #162: Matsunaga, Sadaichi

1276 #163: Oaku, Yoshiharu

1276 #164: Shimada, Eiji

1276 #165: Tonozuka, Kinzo

1276 #166: Suzuki, Kiyohei

1276 #167: Suzuki, Seihei (Lt.)

1276 #168: Yamaki, Akira (Read Adm.)

1276 #169: Taguchi, Hiroshi

1276 #170: Shiba, Katsuo

1276 #171: Ichioka, Hisashi

1276 #172: Shimamoto, Kyugoro

1276 #177: Harada, Jiro

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section 1945-1952 — Entry: 1243, Documents and Maps, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 867

Box Subject

1276 #200: Command Responsibility

1276 #200A: Reviews

1276 #200C: War Crimes Bibliography

1276 #200E: General Law

1276 #201: Index - Navy Ministry Correspondence

1276 #202: Naval Directives – Scanning

1276 #203: War Organization of Japan (ADPACUSA)

1276 #204: Navy General Staff Employees, 5th Section, Third Division

1276 #252: Battle of Manila

1276 #253: Destruction of Manila

1276 #254: Nogi, Naraji (Record of Trial)

1276 #255A-I: Captured Manila Documents

1276 #255H: Negative of Map

1276 #260: Manila – POW

1276 #300: Palawan Massacre

1276 #300: Palawan Massacre (Sawa Statement)

1276 #300B: Palawan Massacre

1276 #318: Philippines – Correspondence

1276 #320-150A: Doi, Naoji

1276 #320-278: Borneo

1276 #320-313: Infanta – Correspondence

1276 #321: Mauban, Quezon, Philippine Islands – Affidavits

1276 #323A: Iwanami, Hiroshi

1276 #371: Behar Incident (Shimanouchi Statement)

1276 #380Z: Affidavits Not Used

1276 #416: Nakase, Noboru

1276 #550: Dutch – Celebes

1276 #552: Atrocities in Celebes

1276 #650: Commands - Base Forces in Netherlands East Indies Territory

1276 #651: Australian Military Forces Lists

1276 #653: Okada Trial

1277 #656-V: Toyoda, Kumeo

1277 #750: China – Miscellaneous

1277 #900.60: Nawa, Tomoya

1277 #932: 7.7mm Machine Gun Used by 6th Fleet

1277 #933: Godwin, James Gowing

1277 #941: Taiko Maru

1277 #943: Taiko Maru

1277 Briand - Kato Defense

1277 Caron

1277 Commerfold

1277 Coulter, John

1277 Dunlop

1277 Fellows

1277 Findley, Joseph

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section 1945-1952 — Entry: 1243, Documents and Maps, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 868

Box Subject

1277 Francis, George

1277 Goad, Lloyd

1277 Hawkins

1277 Honda, Kumataro

1277 Honda, Kumataro (Supporting Documents) (3 folders)

1277 Ivanhoe

1277 Lovato, Henry

1277 Maher, Arthur

1277 Manchester (Kato Defense)

1277 Mark, Donald

1277 Martin, Brice

1277 Neal, Ernest R. J.

1277 No Title

1277 Potter, Dayton

1277 Recovered Personnel

1277 Rhodes, Raleigh

1277 Sellers, John

1277 Uzzel, Cecil

1277 Webb, James

1278 Full Translation of Document Relative to Matters Concerning Air raids and Execution 

of Captured Flyers, Vol. 1, Pt. 1

1278 Full Translation of Document Relative to Matters Concerning Airraids and Execution 

of Captured Flyers, Vol. 1, Pt. 2

1278 Full Translation of Document Relative to Matters Concerning Airraids and Execution 

of Captured Flyers, Vol. 2, Pt. 1

1278 Full Translation of Document Relative to Matters Concerning Airraids and Execution 

of Captured Flyers, Vol. 2, Pt. 2

Investigation and Interrogation Reports 1945-1948 (0331-UD 1246)

Box 1281 location: 290/11/31/07

Box Subject

1281 Higuchi, Yoshikane & Nagai, Kiyoshi (Kure Naval Station)

1281 Ohno, Takeji

1281 Oaku, Yoshiharu

1281 Toyoda, Soemu

1281 No Title

1281 Enomoto, Juji

1281 Mikanagi, Kiyoshi

1281 Masui, Kiyoshi

1281 Saito, Masahisa; Ito, Sukemitsu; Koyama, Suezo

1281 Sasano, Hatsuo

1281 Maeda, Minoru

1281 Takeuchi, Kaoru

1281 Iida, Kakuzo

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1246: Investigation and Interrogation Reports, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 869

Box Subject

1281 Sasaki, Kunichi, Sato, Isamu, Akane, Kazuo

1281 Satake, Tauemon; Kakimoto, Gonichiro; Ozawa, Hideo

1281 Takeuchi, Kaoru

1281 Yokosuka Affidavits

1281 Ofuna Medical

1281 Ofuna

1281 Ofuna

1281 Yokosuka Personnel and Duties

1281 Yokura, Sashizo

1281 Sanematsu, Yuzuru

Tokyo Case File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1249)

Boxes 1287-1288 location: 290/11/32/02

Box Subject

1287 To-45, Statements Not in Affidavit Form (Not of Much Value as Evidence), Ofuna 

and Sendai

1287 To-45

1287 To-45, Original Affidavits, Ofuna, A-Z (2 folders)

1287 To-45, B

1287 To-45, Ofuna, C-D

1287 To-45, E-L

1287 To-45, M-S

1287 To-45, T-Z

1287 To-45, Ofuna, Misc. 2

1287 To-45, Misc. 3

1287 To-45, Volumes 7-10 (4 folders)

1287 To-45

1287 To-45

1287 To-45

1288 Report on Kato, Tetsutaro - Police Hit Report, July 1945, December 1948

1288 Kato, Tetsutaro - Biographical Sketch, October 1946, December 1948

1288 Kato, Tetsutaro - Spears Case, January 1947-December 1948

1288 Kato, Tetsutaro - Charges & Specifications

1288 Pictures of Ofuna Camp Personnel

1288 Guards, A, E-I, T-Z (3 folders)

1288 To-45, 2. Iida

1288 To-45, 3. Kitamura (March 1944-August 1945)

1288 To-45, 4. Yamamoto (January-March 1945)

1288 To-45, 5. Takaku (May-September 1945)

1288 To-45, 6. Igarashi (May-November 1945)

1288 To-45, 7. Arakawa (October 1944-February 1945)

1288 To-45, 8. Obara (November 1944-March 1945)

1288 To-45, 10. Hamada (September 1943-March 1944)

1288 To-45, 11. Uchida (March-April 1943)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1249: Tokyo Case File, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 870

Box Subject

1288 To-45, 12. Yamazaki (January-September 1944)

1288 To-45, 13. Shimizu (September 1943-May 1944)

1288 To-45, 14. Hirayama (June 1943-November 1943, April 1944-June 1944)

1288 To-45, 15. Yamahata (April-August 1943)

1288 To-45, 16. Shinoda (December 1942-September 1943)

1288 To-45, 17. Okada (October 1943-January 1944)

1288 To-45, 18. Armaki (November 1944-March 1945)

1288 To-45, 19. Kumagai (April-November 1944)

1288 To-45, 20. Wagayama (November 1943-February 1944)

1288 To-45, 21. Watanabe (March-August 1945)

1288 To-45, 22. Mori (November 1944-April 1945)

1288 To-45, 24. Amemiya, Norio (May-August 1945)

1288 To-45, 25. Kohara (April-June 1945)

1288 To-45, 26. Nishi (October 1944-February 1945)

1288 To-45, 27. Sugeta (August 1944-February 1945)

1288 To-45, 28. Asoma (September 1944-February 1945)

1288 To-45, 29.

1288 To-45, 30.

1288 To-45, 31.

1288 To-45, 32.

1288 To-45, 33. Hirabayashi (Spring 1942-October 1942, January-September 1943)

1288 To-45, 34. Sanematsu

1288 To-45, 35. Sasaki (Interpreter)

1288 To-45, 36.

1288 To-45, 37. Yokura

1288 To-45, 38. Sato

1288 To-45, 39.

Decision and Judgement File 1946-1948 (0331-UD-1251)

Boxes 1292-1293 location: 290/11/32/04

Box Subject

1292 Decision and Judgement: Official Transcript of the International Military Tribunal 

in the Matter of the United States of America, the French Republic...vs. Herman 

William Goering, et al, Defendants

1292 Judgement: International Military Tribunal for the Far East, Part A, Chapter I, II, III 

- Judgement: International Military Tribunal for the Far East Annex “B” [9 folders]

1293 Judgement: International Military Tribunal for the Far East - Part B, Chapter IV, V, 

VI, VII, VIII; Judgement: International Military Tribunal for the Far East - Part C, 

Chapter IX [9 folders]

1293 Opinion of Mr. Justice Roling, Member for the Netherlands, November 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1251: Decision and Judgement File, 1946-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 871

Japanese Army Hospital File 1942-1945 (0331-UD-1258)

Boxes 1312-1313 location: 290/11/33/04

Box Subject

1312 Kokura Japanese Army Hospital Allied prisoner of war Patients Records, October 

1942-March 1945 [11 folders]

1313 Kokura Japanese Army Hospital Allied prisoner of war Patients Records, November 

1942-November 1943 [14 folders]

Miscellaneous Japanese File 1942-1948 (0331-UD-1260)

Boxes 1319-1325 location: 290/11/33/06

Box Subject

1319 Civilian Time Reports, December 1945-November 1946

1319 Strength & Staffing, January 1949-December 1950

1319 Strength Status Reports, September 1946-December 1948

1319 No Title, October 1945-July 1947

1319 Journal of prisoner of war camp, September-October 1942

1319 Journal of prisoner of war camp (Korea prisoner of war internal camp, 1st Section 

Compound), January-August 1945

1319 Journal of prisoner of war camp #1, January-October 1944 (4 folders)

1319 201.311: Reports of Change, October 1945-June 1947

1319 201.311: Daily Reports of Change, July 1947-December 1948 (3 folders)

1320 201.311: Daily Reports of Change, January 1949-August 1950 (3 folders)

1320 220.3: Enlisted Men - Transfer, Attachment, Change of Status, September 1945-

July 1948

1320 220.453: E.M. Tour of Duty, November-December 1945

1320 230: Civilians, October 1945-August 1950 (2 folders)

1320 230: Grades & Strength, October 1945-May 1947

1320 Index to ATIS Publications, Volume One (Numerical List of Documents), December 

1946

1320 Index to ATIS Publications, Volume Two (Alphabetical Index to Documents), 

December 1946

1321 Hakodate prisoner of war camps – Japanese Roster

1321 Hakodate prisoner of war camp - Name List, November 1945

1321 Sendai prisoner of war camp - Name List, August 1945

1321 Sendai prisoner of war camp - Japanese Personnel Roster

1321 Osaka prisoner of war camps - Japanese Roster

1321 Prisoner of war Complaint Statistics - Red Cross Relief Supply, April 1942-

September 1948

1321 No Title

1321 Name List - Fukuoda prisoner of war camp (2 folders)

1321 Sendai prisoner of war camp - Name List

1321 Nagoya prisoner of war camp Roster

1321 General List of prisoner of war camps

1321 Personnel Roster - prisoner of war camps

1321 Kempei Tai Roster

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1260: Miscellaneous Japanese Files, 1942-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 872

Box Subject

1321 Prisoner of war camps in Japan - Alphabetical List

1321 Prisoner of war camps in Japan (2 folders)

1321 General List of prisoner of war camps

1321 Hakodate prisoner of war camp – Personnel Roster

1321 Prisoner of war civilian internment camps in Japan

1321 Hiroshima prisoner of war camp – Japanese Roster

1321 Class “C” Perpetrators - Alphabetical List, July 1946

1321 Omiya Kempei Tai, August-November 1945

1321 Osaka Area Camp Personnel

1321 Japanese Personnel of Philippine Island prisoner of war camps

1322 List of Japanese Radio Stations (1 July 1947)

1322 Furyo Shuyo-Jo Nisshi, Chosen Furyo Shuyo-Jo Dai Ichi Bunsho, January 1944-

August 1945

1322 Chosen prisoner of war camp Name List, November 1944

1322 Death Register - Bilibid Prison

1322 Furyo Jinin Ido-Roku, Chosen Furyo Shuyo-Jo, 1942-1945

1322 Taiwan prisoner of war camp Name List, November 1944

1322 List of prisoner of war camps’ Strength

1322 Prisoner of war Roster (Roster of All U.S. Personnel Known to be Prisoners of War)

1322 Roster of All Personnel on Duty at Chosen prisoner of war camp

1322 Regulations Defining Daily Life of prisoners of war, Chosen prisoner of war camp

1323 210.3: Officers Assignments, Transfers, Changes, January 1945-December 1946 

(2 folders)

1323 210.453: Officers TDY, November 1945-December 1946 (2 folders)

1323 Hoda, Haruo: Interrogation, April 1948

1323 Pictures for Filing (Extras), December 1946-January 1949

1323 No Title

1323 No Title, November 1943-May 1945

1323 No Title

1323 Horyo Kaiho Dentatsuroku, March-December 1944 (3 folders)

1323 No Title, October 1946

1323 No Title, December 1945-April 1946

1323 No Title, October 1944-August 1945

1323 Prisoner of war Wage, January 1945-October 1947

1324 Odashima, Tadashi

1324 Hirano, Kurataro and Morimoto, Ichiro

1324 Camp Regulations prisoner of war camp Fukuoka No. 2

1324 Death Records

1324 Shokuin-Roku, Nihon Seitetsu, July 1942, July 1944

1324 Letter of Transmittal, May 1948

1324 Nagoya prisoner of war camp

1324 Tokyo prisoner of war camp Name List

1324 Osaka prisoner of war camp Name List, September 1945

1324 Japanese Roster - Fukuoka prisoner of war camp

1324 Roster of All Personnel on Duty at Fukuoka prisoner of war camp

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1260: Miscellaneous Japanese Files, 1942-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 873

Box Subject

1324 Kankei Tsuzuri, January 1942-September 1947

1324 Gembo

1325 Prisoner of war Rosters (Fukuoka-Ken)

1325 No Title

1325 Letters Received and Sent by prisoners of war, March 1944

1325 No Title

1325 Horyo Minoue Chosa, April 1944

1325 Horyo Senseibun Tsuzuri, April 1944

1325 Roster of Japanese Personnel at Tokyo prisoner of war camp, March 1946

1325 No Title, December 1945

1325 Roster of All Japanese Personnel on Duty at Osaka prisoner of war camp

1325 Tokyo Horyo Shuyojo Gaiyo, September 1945

1325 No Title

1325 List of Deposit - Nagoya Main Camp, September 1945

1325 Non-Transferable by Sick, April 1943-March 1944

1325 Name Roster - Those Wishing to Remain in Japan (Nagoya prisoner of war Camp 

“G”)

1325 Parachuted Supplies

1325 Ryochi Bukken Mokuroku Tsukuri, January 1945

1325 No Title, September 1945

1325 Japanese Roster - Nagoya prisoner of war camp Personnel, September 1945

Japanese Navy Regulations 1936-1943 (0331-UD-1261)

Boxes 1326-1330 location: 290/11/34/02

Box Subject

1326 Kaigun Sho-Reisoku, Kan-1, April 1941

1326 Kaigun Sho-Reisoku, Kan-3, April 1941

1326 Kaigun Sho-Reisoku, Kan-4, April 1941

1326 Yokosuka Chinjufu Reiki, Kan-1, July 1937

1326 Yokosuka Chinjufu Reiki, Kan-3, July 1937

1326 Nairei Teiyo, Kan-1, April 1936

1327 Kaigun Sho-Reisoku, Kan-2, April 1941

1327 Chinjufu Reiki, Kan-2, March 1944

1327 Nairei Teiyo, Kan-2, and Kan-3 April 1936 (2 folders)

1328 Furyo Ni Kansuru Sho-Hoki Ruiju, November 1943

1328 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 1 Kan, August 1940-August 1942

1328 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 3 Kan, September 1939

1328 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 5 Kan, June 1939, September 1939

1328 Kaigun Sho-Reisoku, Kan-4, March 1939

1329 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 1 Kan, September 1939 (2 folders)

1329 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 2 Kan, June 1942

1329 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 3 Kan, June 1942

1329 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 3 Kan, June 1942

1330 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 4 Kan, June 1943

1330 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 4 Kan, June 1942

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1261: Japanese Navy Regulations, 1936-1943
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 874

Box Subject

1330 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 4 Kan

1330 Rikugun Seiki Ruiju, Dai 6 Kan, June 1942

1330 Kabushiki Kaisha Nenkan, Showa 17 Nendo, January 1942

1330 Kabushiki Kaisha Nenkan, Showa 18 Nendo, January 1943

1330 Mombu-Sho Shokuin-Roku, Showa 18 Nendo, March 1944

Personnel Name File 1947-1950 (0331-UD-1264)

Box 1341 location: 290/11/34/06

Box Subject

1341 List of Japanese Documents (ATIS), 1947-1950 location: 290/11/34/07

1341 Index of Former Japanese Military Installations Converted to Japanese National

1341 Hospitals (ATIS), 1947-1950

Perpetrators and Suspected Perpetrators (0331-UD-1266)

Boxes 1346-1346A, 1347 location: 290/11/35/02

Box Subject

1346 Alphabetical List of War Criminal Suspects

1346 Numerical List of War Criminal Suspects

1346 Glass Negatives

1346 4 x 5 Negatives (I) - (III)

1346 4 x 5 Photos #1-180

1346A 4 x 5 Photos #181-401

1346A 4 x 5 Photos #402-678

1346A Japanese prisoners of war: Sugamo Protective Custody - #269

1346A Japanese prisoners of war: Sugamo #270-#1129 (2 folders)

1347 Japanese prisoners of war: Sugamo #1130-#3119 (10 folders)

War Crimes File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1267)

Boxes 1348-1350 location: 290/11/35/03

Box Subject

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. I (1-A - 50-A), December 1945-April 1946

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. II (51-A - 102-A), May-June 1946

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. III (Case 1 thru 53), June-August 1946

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. IV (Case 54 thru 101), August-Oct. 1946

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. V (Case 102 thru 150), October-Dec. 1946

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. VI (Case 151 thru 210), Dec. 1946-April 

1947

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. VII (Case 216 thru 260), May-July 1947

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. VIII (Case 262 thru 285), July 1947-Oct. 

1947

1348 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. IX (Case 286 thru 311), October 1947-Jan. 

1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1267: War Crimes File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 875

Box Subject

1349 Access

1349 G-3 Operations Report, October 1946-May 1947

1349 Handling of Classified Correspondence, April 1946-December 1949

1349 Index

1349 Manilla Correspondence, July 1946-October 1948

1349 No Title, October 1946, December 1946

1349 Official Station List, Pacific Air Command, U.S. Army, June 1946

1349 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) War 

Crimes Information Series, No 8: Report of the Activities of Indians Living in the 

Philippines. March 8, 1946, 4 pp. and No 14: List of Japanese Military Police in the 

Hankow Area, March 22, 1946, 34 pp.

1349 Petition - Former Vice Admiral Jinichi Kusaka

1349 Records Checks, June 1947 - May 1949 ( 2 folders)

1349 Return of Escapee - Fujimoto, Masami, February 1947

1349 SCAP Monthly Summary, November 1945-February 1946

1349 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. X (Case 312 thru 351), Dec. 1947-May 

1948

1349 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. XI (Case 352 thru 387), April-December 

1948

1349 Trials of Suspected War Criminals, Vol. XII (Case 388 thru 395), January-Sept. 

1949 

1350 Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for Execution of Joint Chiefs of Staff Directives, 

February 1948, June 1948

1350 Completion Date of War Crimes Program, November 1947-December 1947

1350 Control Conference, January 1947-June 1947 (2 folders)

1350 No Title

1350 Notification of Shipment of Japanese Documents [from ATIS Document Section 

Storage Room at NYK Building to the Washington Document Center], January 18-

February 12, 1948

1350 Proposed Directives to the Japanese Government, September 1946-January 1947

1350 Publication of IMTFE Judgement, March 1948-March 1950

1350 Report of Loss of PT 337, March 1944

1350 Sugamo Prison Rosters, September 1950-October 1950

Far Eastern Commission File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1269)

Boxes 1354-1358 location: 290/11/35/05

Box Subject

1354 Far Eastern Commission Documents List, July 1946-January 1952

1354 Far Eastern Commission, Memorandum for Information, June 1948-May 1951 [6 

folders]

1354 Inter-Allied Trade Board for Japan, April 1949-May 1949

1355 Far Eastern Commission, Memorandum for Information, Jan. 1949-Jan. 1951 [12 

folders]

1356 Far Eastern Commission, April 1947-November 1951 (3 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1269: Far Eastern Commission File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 876

Box Subject

1356 Far Eastern Commission, Committee No. 1 & No. 2, February-April 1949 [3 folders]

1356 Far Eastern Commission, Joint Committee on Labor Policy in Japan, February 1947-

April 1949

1356 Far Eastern Commission, Memorandum for Information, June 1950-April 1951

1356 Far Eastern Commission, Official Press Release, No. 57, October 1949

1356 Far Eastern Commission, Official Press Release, No. 62, October 1950

1356 Far Eastern Commission, Steering Committee, December 1948-September 1950

1356 Far Eastern Commission, Steering Committee, March 1949-January 1950

1356 SWNCC Decision on SWNCC 211/10, July 1946

1357 Chung Kai (Ship), March 1948-March 1950

1357 Chungking Victory (Ship), October 1946-November 1950

1357 Far Eastern Commission (1951)

1357 Far Eastern Commission, Committee No. 2: Economic and Financial Affairs, June 

1946-October 1949

1357 Far Eastern Commission, Committee No. 3: Constitutional and Legal Reform, 

March-May 1949

1357 Far Eastern Commission, Committee No. 4: Strengthening of Democratic 

Tendencies, June 1949, November 1949

1357 Far Eastern Commission, Committee No. 5: War Criminals, March 1947-March 

1949

1357 Far Eastern Commission, Committee No. 6: Aliens in Japan, December 1946-

Sept. 1950

1357 Far Eastern Commission, Determination of the Peaceful Needs of Japan, April 1951

1357 Hai Huang (Ship), October 1946-March 1950

1357 Hai Siu (Ship), October 1946-March 1950

1357 Hai Yu (Ship), October 1946-March 1950

1357 Huang Sing (Ship), March 1948-March 1950

1357 Nanking Victory (Ship), February 1945-March 1950

1357 Pei The (Ship), March 1948-March 1950

1357 Ting Chu (Ship), October 1946-March 1950

1357 Yen Kai (Ship), March 1948-March 1950

1358 Bank of America, Tokyo

1358 Chung King Victory File, February 1950

1358 Civil Court (Occupation), February 1950

1358 General Order #12, October 1950

1358 General Order #4, February 1950

1358 Hai Tien, November 1950

1358 Notice & Assessment of Costs

1358 Occupation Civil Court (Bassin), January-February 1950

1358 Occupation Civil Court (Judge Canney), January-February 1950

1358 SCAP Civil Court Account Bank

1358 SCAP Civil Court Docket

1358 Union Banker (Ship), October 1946-November 1950

1358 Union Pioneer (Ship), February 1950-November 1950

1358 Union Trader (Ship), October 1946-November 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1269: Far Eastern Commission File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 877

Sugamo Prison File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1270)

Boxes 1359-1363 location: 290/11/35/06

Box Subject

1359 Sugamo Prison Daily Report (15 November 1945 to 31 December 1951) (4 folders)

1360 Daily Report (HQ 8th Army Stockade, Annex #2; 6-10-1950 to 10-11-1950)

1360 Daily Report (HQ Japan Stockade, Annex #1; 10-12-1950 to 9-30-51)

1360 Daily Report (U.S. Army Stockade, Annex #2; 10-12-1950 to 9-30-51)

1360 Daily Report, 8th Army Stockade

1360 Headquarters Sugamo Prison, July 1948-July 1950

1360 Letter Order (#38-#100)

1360 Manila Prison Roster

1360 Miscellaneous Rosters, Sugamo Prison, October 1945-February 1949

1360 Persons Detained in the Philippines and S.E.A., July 1946-May 1949

1360 Petitions from Prisoners in Sugamo, April 1950-August 1950

1360 Roster of Uninterrogated Prisoners in Sugamo Prison, August 1947-July 1948

1360 Sugamo Prison Roster, January 1946-July 1946

1360 Sugamo Prison Roster, June 1947, September 1947 [2 folders]

1360 War Crimes Suspects Detained in XI Corps Stockade #1 (Sugamo), November 

1945

1360 War Criminals in Sugamo Prison, February 1949, November 1949 [2 folders]

1361 Daily Reports - Criminal Registry Division (Apprehension Branch)

1361 Monthly Statistical Report on War Crimes Activity, January 1946-August 1947

1361 Monthly Reports (Statistics) (25th to 24th), Criminal Registry Division, December 

1945-September 1948

1361 Roster of Gains and Losses at Sugamo Prison, October 1946-March 1947

1361 Roster of Persons Confined at Sugamo Prison, 1947-1951 (5 folders)

1361 Roster of Persons Confined at Sugamo Prison, Extra Copies

1361 Roster of Persons Held at Sugamo Prison, 1946

1361 Transmittal of Monthly Roster of Persons Confined at Sugamo Prison, Tokyo, 

November 1947-October 1950

1362 CRD Weekly Report, January 1947-December 1951 (4 folders)

1362 HQ Philippines-Ryukyus Command Weekly Report, October 1947-December 1948

1362 Weekly Report (Statistical), December 1945-April 1950 (3 folders)

1362 Yearly Report - Criminal Registry and Liaison Division, August 1946

1363 Kaigun Shoreisoku - Kan 1-4, April 1941 (4 folders)

Transfer and Discharge 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1271)

Boxes 1364-1366 location: 290/12/01/01

Box Subject

1364 Request for Deletion Completed (SCAPIN 687-1728), File #1, January 1946-June 

1947

1364 Request for Deletion Completed (SCAPIN 1729-4426-A), File #2, June-August 

1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1271: Transfer and Discharge, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 878

Box Subject

1364 Request for Deletion Completed (SCAPIN 4444-A-5971-A), File #3, August 1947-

September 1948

1364 Request for Deletion Completed (SCAPIN 6020-A-7103-A), File #4, September 

1948-March 1950

1364 Request for Deletion Completed, File #s1-7, January1946-Ju;y 1948 (7 folders)

1365 Request for Deletion Completed, File #8, March 1946-March 1950 (2 folders)

1365 Request for House or Hospital Arrest Completed, Request for Temporary Release 

and Examinations Completed, (SCAPIN 1486-7342-A), File #1, January 1947-Dec. 

1950

1365 Request for Transfer Completed, File #s1-8, November 1945-August 1950 (8 

folders)

1365 Release for Transfer Pending (Manila), July 1947, January 1948

1365 Release for Transfer Pending (British), December 1948, January 1949

1365 Release for Transfer Pending (Australia), February 1947-August 1949

1365 Transfers Pending, December 1950

1366 Letters - 1-200, October 1945-April 1947

1366 Letters - 201-400, February-December 1947

1366 Letters - 588-728, April 1947-April 1952

1366 No Title, March 1947-April 1949

1366 Radio - Outgoing, November 1945-September 1949

1366 Radio - Incoming, December 1945

SCAPIN Chronological Files 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1272)

Boxes 1367-1377 location: 290/12/01/02

Box Subject

1367 Request for Apprehension of Iijima, Nobuyuki, October 1945

1367 Request for Apprehension of Izumi, Kiichi, November 1945

1367 Request for Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, November 1945

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government, November 1945-June 1948

1367 Request for Apprehension of War Criminals, November 1945

1367 Request for Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, December 1945

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government, December 1945-April 1947

1367 Request for Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, December 1945

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government, December 1945-March 

1946

1367 Request for Apprehension of Japanese Personnel, December 1945

1367 Request for Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, December 1945

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government, January 1946-May 1947

1367 Apprehension of Japanese Personnel, January 1946 (2 folders)

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, December 1945-January 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government, January 1946-September 

1948

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, December 1945-January 1947

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government, January 1946-April 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 879

Box Subject

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-688), January 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, September 1945-July 1948 (2 folders)

1367 Apprehension of Burmese Individuals (SCAPIN-695), February 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-696), January 1946-February 

1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-696, May 1946-

October 1947

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-748), February 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-762), January 1946-February 

1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-762, Feb.-July 

1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-763), February 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-763

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-785), March 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-788), March 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo 3 March 1946 

[Empty Folder]

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-807), February 1946-March 

1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-807, May 1946-

January 1948

1367 Apprehension of Lt. Gen. Harada, Kumakichi (SCAPIN-816), March 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-819), March 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-821), March 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-826), March 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-826, June 1946-

April 1947

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-840), March 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 810-A), March 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-840, April-May 

1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-840

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-849), March 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-850), April 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-851), March-April 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-851, March 1946-

January 1947

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-869), April 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-873), April 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-873 [Empty 

Folder] Incarceration of General Seishiro Itagaki, April 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-877), April 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-877, May 1946-

May 1947

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-879), April 1946

1367 Confinement of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-880), April 1946

1367 Confinement of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-895), April 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-896), March-April 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 880

Box Subject

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-896, August-Dec. 

1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-899), April 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-899, April 1946

1367 Incarceration of Wachi, Tsunezo at Sugamo Prison (SCAPIN 1086-A), April 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-906), April 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-907), April 1946

1367 Correspondence in re IPS Apprehension Memos to Imperial Japanese Government 

(SCAPIN-906, 907)

1367 Confinement of Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN-909), April 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government in re Memo

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-918), April 1946-May 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government (SCAPIN-918), April 1946-

January 1947

1367 Confinement of Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN-929), May 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-929, May 1946

1367 Transfer of War Criminals (SCAPIN-937), May 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-939), May 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-939, May 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-939

1367 Apprehension of Convicted War Criminals (SCAPIN-973), May 1946

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-983), May 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-983

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-988), April 1946-March 1947

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-988, May 1946-

June 1948

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-991), May 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-991, May 1946-

December 1947

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-994), June 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-994, June 1946-

April 1947

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1012), June 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1012 [Empty 

Folder]

1367 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN-1022), June 1946

1367 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1022 [Empty 

Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1027), May 1946-March 1947

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1027, June 1946-

March 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1036), June 1946-January 

1947

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government in re SCAPIN-1036, JulyNovember 1946

1368 Apprehension of Chinese National (SCAPIN-1060), July 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government [Empty Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1062), July 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 881

Box Subject

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1064), June 1946-July 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1064, July 1946-

January 1949

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1075), July 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1075, February 

1947-February 1948

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1090), July 1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1091), July 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1091, July 1946

1368 Apprehension of Japanese Nationals (SCAPIN-1104), August 1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1117), August 1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1140), August 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1140 [Empty 

Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1141), August 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1141, August 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1164), August 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1164, August 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1168), August 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1168, August 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1188), July 1946-June 1947

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1188, September 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1192), August-September 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1192, October 1946-

March 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1194), August 1946-July 1947

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1194, December 

1946, March 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1200), September 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1200 [Empty 

Folder]

1368 Memorandum to Imperial Japanese Government (SCAPIN-1205), September 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1205, 

September-October 1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1237), August-September 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1237, October 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1242), September-October 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo, Date 1 October 

1946 [Empty Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1267), October 1946

1368 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1267, Dec. 1946-April 

1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1276), October 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 882

Box Subject

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memorandum-17 October 

1946 [Empty Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1287), October 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo Dated 24 October 

1946 [Empty Folder]

1368 Clarification of Status of Former Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1288), Oct. 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN-1305), October 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1305, December 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1316), August-November 

1946

1368 Clarification of Status of Former Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1315), Nov. 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo Dated 5 November 

1946, January 1947-March 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1317), August-November 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1317, December 

1946-March 1948

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1326), September-November 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1326, December 

1946-June 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1327), August 1946-August 

1947

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1327, FebruaryJuly 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1331), Sept. 1946-March 

1947

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1331, December 

1946-June 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1360), October-November 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1360, FebruaryAugust 1947

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1362), November 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo Dated 25 

November 1946 [Empty Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN-1369), November 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo Dated 30 

November 1946 [Empty Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1383), October-December 

1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo Dated 7 December 

1946 [Empty Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1385), December 1946

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re Memo Dated 10 

December 1946 [Empty Folder]

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1389), November-December 

1946

1368 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1399), September 1946-June 

1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 883

Box Subject

1368 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1399, JanuarySeptember 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1410), December 1946

1369 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1410, January 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1439), Nov. 1946-January 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1439 [Empty 

Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1456), October 1946-January 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1456, February 1947-May 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1455), October 1946-January 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1455, February 1947-May 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1467), January 1947

1369 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1467 [Empty 

Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1468), October 1946-January 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1468, April 1947-May 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1477), Dec. 1946-January 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1477 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, January 1947 (2 folders)

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government [Empty Folder]

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1491), January 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1491 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1496), Dec. 1946-January 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1496, February-August 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1502), January-February 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1502 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1503), January-February 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1503, February-December 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1506), Nov. 1946-February 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1506, March 1947-June 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1516), February 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1516 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1517), Oct. 1946-February 

1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1517, March-November 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1525), February 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 884

Box Subject

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1525 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1531), January-February 1947

1369 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1531, March-April 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1546), February-June 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1546, March-June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1549), February 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1549 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1556), February-March 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1556 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1557), February-March 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1557, May-July 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1565), February-March 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1565, April-July 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1566), March 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1566 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1575), February-March 1947

1369 Correspondence with Imperial Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1575, March-April 

1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1589), March 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1589 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1590), March 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1590, May 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1596), March-April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1596, May-June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1607), March-April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1607, June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1608), April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1608 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1613), April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1613, May-June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1620), April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1620 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1628), April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1628, June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1633), April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1633 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1642), April 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1642 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1648), April-May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1648 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1649), April-May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1649, May-June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1650), May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1650 [Empty Folder]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 885

Box Subject

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1661), April-May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1661, June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1666), May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1666, June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1667), May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1667, August 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1685), May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1685 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1686), May-July 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1686, May-June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1694), May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1694, June-July 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1700), May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1700 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1701), May 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1701 [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1719), May-June 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1719, June 1947

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-1731), May-June 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-1731, July 1947-June 

1948

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-3990-A), June 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 3990-A [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-3994-A), May-June 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN-3994-A, March-July 1948

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN-4017-A), June-July 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4017-A [Empty Folder]

1369 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4018-A), June 1947

1369 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4018-A

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4049-A), June-July 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4049-A, July 1947

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4118-A), June-July 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4118-A, May 1948

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4123-A), May-August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4123-A, July, September 

1947

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4148-A), July 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4148-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4155-A), July 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4155-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4157-A), June-August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4157-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4196-A), July 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4196-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4220-A), June-July 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 886

Box Subject

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4220-A, September 1947

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4277-A), July-August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4277-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4279-A), July-August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4279-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4280-A), July-September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4280-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4301-A), July-August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4301-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4340-A), August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4340-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4341-A), August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4341-A, September 1947

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4343-A), July-August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4343-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4384-A), August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4384-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4431-A), May-September 

1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4431-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4457-A), August 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4457-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4459-A), August-September 

1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4459-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4488-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4488-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4489-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4489-A, Oct.-November 

1947

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4543-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4543-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4548-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4548-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4557-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4557-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4568-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4568-A, Oct. 1947-January 

1948

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4584-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4584-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4615-A), September 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4615-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4674-A), September-October 

1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4674-A [Empty Folder]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 887

Box Subject

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4708-A), September-October 

1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4708-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4709-A), October 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4709-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4720-A), October 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4720-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4729-A), October 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4729-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4829-A), October-November 

1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4829-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4885-A), October-November 

1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4885-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4886-A), October-November 

1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4886-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4887-A), November 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4887-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4937-A), November 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4937-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4945-A), Nov.-December 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4945-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4955-A), Nov.-December 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4955-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4980-A), Nov.-December 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4980-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 4986-A), December 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 4986-A, February-March 

1950

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5020-A), Nov.-December 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5020-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5067-A), December 1947

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5067-A, January 1948

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5088-A), Dec. 1947-January 

1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5088-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5141-A), Dec. 1947-January 

1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5141-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5154-A), January 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5154-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5180-A), January 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5180-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5184-A), December 1947, 

December 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5184-A [Empty Folder]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 888

Box Subject

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5197-A), January 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5197-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5210-A), January 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5210-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5212-A), January 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5212-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5220-A), January 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5220-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5224-A), January-February 

1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5224-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5233-A), January-February 

1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5233-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5259-A), January-February 

1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5259-A, March-May 1948

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 5280-A), February 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5280-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5302-A), February 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5302-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5310-A), February 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5310-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5336-A), February-March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5336-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5384-A), February-March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5384-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5385-A), February-March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5385-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5397-A), February-March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5397-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5415-A), Oct. 1947, March 

1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5415-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5424-A), March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5424-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5442-A), March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5442-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5448-A), March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5448-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5466-A), April 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5466-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5475-A), January-March 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5475-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5502-A), April 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5502-A [Empty Folder]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 889

Box Subject

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5514-A), April 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5514-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5525-A), April 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5525-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5554-A), April 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5554-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5560-A), April 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5560-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5568-A), April-May 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5568-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5585-A), May 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5585-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5627-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5604-A), May 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5604-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5615-A), May 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5615-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5627-A), May 1948

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5651-A), April-May 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5651-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5661-A)

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government (SCAPIN 5661-A) [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5666-A), June 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5666-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5670-A), May-June 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5670-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5695-A), June 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5695-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5731-A), June 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5731-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5764-A), June 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5764-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5808-A), July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5808-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5820-A), July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5820-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5821-A), July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5821-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5838-A), June 1948-July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5838-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5839-A), July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5839-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5855-A), June-July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5855-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5863-A), June-July 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 890

Box Subject

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government (SCAPIN 5863-A) [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5875-A), July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5875-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5876-A), July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5876-A [Empty Folder]

1370 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5880-A), July 1948

1370 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5880-A [Empty Folder]

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5901-A), July-August 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5916-A), August 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5939-A), August 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 5962-A), August 1948

1371 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 5962-A, Sept.-October 

1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6020-A), September 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, July 1948, September 1948

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6024-A), September 1948

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6046-A), September 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6048-A), September 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6067-A), September-October 

1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6088-A), October 1948

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6092-A), October 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6093-A), October 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6115-A), October 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6119-A), October 1948

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6135-A), October 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6205-A), Nov.-December 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6241-A), December 1948

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6242-A), December 1948

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6288-A), Dec. 1948-January 

1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6310-A), January 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6322-A), January-February 

1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6339-A), January 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6340-A), January 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6349-A), January-February 

1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6375-A), February 1949

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6426-A), February-March 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6437-A), February-March 

1949

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6464-A), March 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6475-A), March 1949

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6516-A), April 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6546-A), April 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6553-A), April 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 891

Box Subject

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6581-A), May 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6589-A), May 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6656-A), June 1949

1371 Apprehension of a Suspected War Criminal (SCAPIN 6705-A), July 1949

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6730-A), July 1949

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 6740-A), July 1949

1371 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 6740-A, February 1950

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7003-A), December 1949

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7025-A), December 1949

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7070-A), January 1950

1371 Correspondence with Japanese Government re SCAPIN 7070-A, November 1949-

February 1950

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7082-A), February 1950

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7070-A/1), March 1950

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7103-A), March 1950

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7408-A), March 1951

1371 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals (SCAPIN 7496-A), February 1949

1371 Release of Kawashima, Tadashi and Koike, Naoto (SCAPIN 746-A), March 1946

1371 Release of Suspected War Criminals, April 1946

1371 Release from Sugamo

1371 Release of Matsuoka, Yosuki, from Sugamo Prison (SCAPIN-1021), June 1946

1371 Release of Internees (SCAPIN-1189), September 1946

1371 Release of Satomi, Hajime, September 1946

1371 Release of Japanese Nationals, September 1946

1371 Release from Hospital Arrest (SCAPIN 4731-A), October 1947

1371 Release from Hospital Arrest (SCAPIN 5022-A), December 1947

1371 Release from Hospital Arrest (SCAPIN 5524-A), April 1948

1371 Release form Hospital Arrest (SCAPIN 5860-A), July 1948

1371 Release from Hospital Arrest (SCAPIN 6083-A), October 1948

1371 Release from House or Hospital Arrest (SCAPIN 6264-A), December 1948

1371 Temporary Release of Convicted War Criminal (SCAPIN 6988-A), November 1949

1371 Temporary Release of Convicted War Criminal (SCAPIN 7092-A), February 1950

1371 Temporary Release of Convicted War Criminals (SCAPIN 7128-A), April 1950

1371 Unblocking of War Criminals Estates (SCAPIN 7181-A), February-May 1950

1371 Unblocking of War Criminals Estates (SCAPIN 7216-A), February-July 1950

1371 Blocking of War Criminals Estates (SCAPIN 7335-A), February-November 1950

1371 Transfer of Tohei, Takashi, a War Criminal, to Sugamo Prison (SCAPIN 7502-A), 

April 1952

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/57 dated 3 August 1950)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/58 dated 9 August 1950) – Chinese

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/59 dated 10 October 1950)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/60 dated 31 October 1950) – British

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/61 dated 30 November 1950)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/62 dated 26 December 1950)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/63 dated 13 January 1951)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 892

Box Subject

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/64 dated 13 January 1951)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/65 dated 26 January 1951) – 

Australian

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/66 dated 7 March 1951)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/67 dated 23 April 1951) – Australian

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/68 dated 12 May 1951) – Australian

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/69 dated 31 May 1951) – Australian

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/70 dated 6 June 1951) – Australian

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/71 dated 11 June 1951)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/72 dated 19 June 1951) – Australian

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/73 dated 23 June 1951) – Australian

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/74 dated 13 July 1951) – Chinese

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/75 dated 29 August 1951) – 

Netherlands

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/76 8 September 1951)

1371 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/77 dated 8 February 1952)

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 1331-A), May 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 1606-A), June 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 1642-A), June 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 1940-A), August 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 2531-A), September-November 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 2535-A), November 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 2648-A), November 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 2651-A), November 1946

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN-1504), January 1947-February 1947

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 3439-A), February 1947-March 1947

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN-1713), April 1947-June 1947

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 6095-A/52), March-April 1950

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 5290-A/1), March 1947-May 1950

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 6095-A/53), May 1950

1371 Notification of Death (SCAPIN 7452-A), July 1951

1372 SCAPINs and SCAPIN-As (Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals), November 

1945-March 1950 [6 folders]

1372 LS-Memo, File Nos. 1-4, November 1945-April 1947 (4 folders)

1373 LS-Memo, File Nos. 5-8, May 1947-January 1950 (4 folders)

1373 LS Apprehension Memos, November 1945-February 1950 (2 folders)

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-957 dated 16 May 1946) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-966 dated 17 May 1946) Results of War 

Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1029 dated 19 June 1946) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1044 dated 29 June 1946)

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1099 dated 3 August 1946)

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1109 dated 7 August 1946)

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1145 dated 20 August 1946) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1190 dated 9 September 1946)

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1208 dated 17 September 1946) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1314 dated 5 November 1946)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 893

Box Subject

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1479 dated 20 January 1947) – Australian

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1538 dated 21 February 1947) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1559 dated 6 March 1947) – Australian

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1572 dated 14 March 1947) – French

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1611 dated 16 April 1947)

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1665 dated 12 May 1947) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1671 dated 13 May 1947) – U.S. Military 

Commission, Shanghai

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN-1704 dated 26 May 1947) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4075-A dated 30 June 1947) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4327-A dated 12 August 1947)

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4335-A dated 13 August 1947) – U.S. 

Military Commission, Yokohama

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4458-A dated 5 September 1947) - 

Australian 

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4476-A dated 9 September 1947) – 

Netherlands

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4624-A dated 1 October 1947) – British

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4644-A dated 3 October 1947) - Military 

Commission, Manila, Philippine Islands

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4676-A dated 9 October 1947) – U.S. 

Military Commission, Yokohama

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4738-A dated 21 October 1947) - U.S. 

Military Commission, Guam

1373 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4782-A dated 27 October 1947) - French

1374 Clarification of Status Completed File #1-#3, March 1946-March 1950 (3 folders)

1374 Clarification of Status of Former Suspected War Criminals, March 1946-March 

1950 [132 folders]

1374 Monthly CLO Reports, February 1946-December 1947 (2 folders)

1375 Monthly CLO Reports, January-April 1949

1375 Monthly Expense Report for Apprehension by Japanese Police, Aug. 1948-January 

1949

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 4874-A dated 15 November 1947) – 

Australian

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5032-A dated 19 December 1947)

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5033-A dated 19 December 1947)

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5181-A dated 20 January 1948) – Australian

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5290-A dated 20 February 1948) - Manila, 

Philippines

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5365-A dated 8 March 1948)

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5431-A dated 25 March 1948)

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5439-A dated 27 March 1948)

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5619-A dated 20 May 1948)

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5664-A dated 1 June 1948) – French

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5665-A dated 2 June 1948) – Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5759-A dated 28 June 1948) - Guam, 

Marianas Islands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5813-A dated 13 July 1948) – Yokohama

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5924-A dated 16 August 1948) – Yokohama

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 894

Box Subject

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5931-A dated 20 August 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5932-A dated 20 August 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5933-A dated 20 August 1948) – British

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5949-A dated 26 August 1948) – Yokohama

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5955-A dated 28 August 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5964-A dated 30 August 1948) – Chinese

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5965-A dated 30 August 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5975-A dated 4 September 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5989-A dated 9 September 1948) – 

Marianas

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5984-A dated 9 September 1948) – 

Australian

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5994-A dated 10 September 1948) – French

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 5995-A dated 10 September 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6056-A dated 30 September 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6056-A dated 30 September 1948) 

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6059-A dated 1 October 1948) – Yokohama

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6069-A dated 4 October 1948) – French

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A dated 15 October 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/1 dated 25 October 1948) – 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/2 dated 26 October 1948)- Marianas

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/3 dated 2 November 1948)- 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/4 dated 2 November 1948)- 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/5 dated 5 November 1948)- 

Yokohama

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/6 dated 6 November 1948)- 

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/7 dated 17 November 1948)- 

Yokohama

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/8 dated 30 November 1948)- 

Yokohama

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/9 dated 30 November 1948)-

Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/10 dated 30 November 1948)-

Yokohama

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/11 dated 30 November 1948) - 

Yokohama and Philippines

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/12 dated 2 December 1948) – 

Philippines

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/13 dated 17 December 1948) 

– British

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 895

Box Subject

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/14 dated 18 December 1948) 

– Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/15 dated 22 December 1948) 

– Netherlands

1375 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/16 dated 30 December 1948) - 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/17 dated 1 January 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/18 dated 6 January 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/19 dated 17 January 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/20 dated 27 January 1949) – French

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/21 dated 21 February 1949) – 

Australia

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/22 dated 25 February 1949)- 

Netherlands

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/23 dated 11 March 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/24 dated 22 March 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/25 dated 22 March 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/26 dated 22 March 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/27 dated 12 April 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/28 dated 13 April 1949) – British

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/29 dated 22 April 1949) – 

Netherlands

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/30 dated 19 May 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/31 dated 1 June 1949) – 

Netherlands

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/32 dated 7 June 1949)

1376 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/33 dated 13 June 1949) - Australia

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/34 dated 28 June 1949)

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/35 dated 21 July 1949) - 8th Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/36 dated 21 September 1949) - 8th 

Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/37 dated 3 October 1949) - 8th 

Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/38 dated 2 November 1949)

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/39 dated 29 November 1949) - 8th 

Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/40 dated 13 December 1949) 

– French

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/41 dated 28 December 1949) 

– Mariana

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/42 dated 13 January 1950) – 

Netherlands

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/43 dated 13 January 1950) - 8th 

Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/44 dated 6 February 1950) - 8th 

Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/45 dated 14 March 1950) – British

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/46 dated 1 April 1950) - Tokyo Trial

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/47 dated 8 April 1950) – 

Netherlands

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/48 dated 8 April 1950) - 8th Army

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1272: SCAPIN Chronological File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 896

Box Subject

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/49 dated 14 April 1950) - 8th Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/50 dated 15 April 1950) - 8th Army

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/51 dated 17 April 1950) – 

Netherlands

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/54 dated 17 May 1950) – Philippines

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/55 dated 15 June 1950) – 

Netherlands

1377 Results of War Crimes Trials (SCAPIN 6095-A/56 dated 15 June 1950) - French

Summations of Non-Military Activities 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1273)

Boxes 1378-1380 location: 290/12/01/06

Box Subject

1378 Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities in the Enforcement of the PostSurrender Policies for Japan and the Administration of Civil Affairs in Occupied 

Korea, No. 1-No. 3, September 1945-December 1945 [3 folders]

1378 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea, No. 1-No. 5, September 

1945-February 1946 [5 folders]

1378 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan, No. 7-No. 13, April-October 1946 (7 

folders)

1379 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan, No. 14-No. 27, November 1946-

December 1947 (14 folders)

1380 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan, No. 28-No. 35, January-August 

1948 (8 folders)

8th Army Reviews 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1274)

Boxes 1381-1382 location: 290/12/01/07

Box Subject

1381 Headquarters, U.S. Army Forces Western Pacific: Reviews by Office of the Staff 

Judge Advocate, Vol. I (24 December 1945 to 18 September 1946)

1381 Headquarters, U.S. Army Forces Western Pacific: Reviews by Office of the Staff 

Judge Advocate, Vol. II (20 September 1946 to 28 December 1946)

1381 Headquarters, Philippines-Ryukyus Command: Reviews by Office of the Staff Judge 

Advocate, Vol. III (7 January 1947 to 14 July 1947)

1381 GHQ/US Army Forces, Pacific, Office of the Theater Judge Advocate - Reviews, 

March 1946-August 1946

1381 Miscellaneous Military Commission Orders, 1946-1950

1381 Japanese Laws, Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Prisoners of War 1941, and 

Appendix

1381 U.S. Eighth Army Reviews of War Crimes Trials, 24 January 1946-16 January 1950, 

Vol. I thru Vol. XIII, Numbers 1 thru 370

1382 U.S. Eighth Army Reviews of War Crimes Trials 24 January 1946-16 January 1950. 

Vol. I thru Vol. XIII, Numbers 1 thru 370

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1274: 8th Army Reviews, 1946-1950 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 897

8th Army Reviews 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1277)

Box 1391 location: 290/12/02/03

Box Subject

1391 Outline of Proposed Reform of Civil Appeal System (Japan), September 1950

1391 Review of Staff Judge Advocate, January 1946-November 1947 (2 folders)

1391 Reviews by SCAP, 1947

1391 No Title, September 1948

1391 Special Orders: Appointing of Military Commissions (Extract), 1945-1949 (2 

folders)

Cable and Radio Messages 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1275)

Boxes 1383-1387 location: 290/12/01/07

Box Subject

1383 Incoming & Outgoing Radios, Vols. I-V (September 1945-August 1946)

1384 Incoming & Outgoing Radios, Vols. VI-XI (September 1946-December 1947)

1385 Incoming & Outgoing Radios, Vols. XII-XIII (January-December 1948)

1385 Incoming and Outgoing Radios (January-October 1950) (5 folders)

1385 Incoming and Outgoing Radios (November 1950-June 1951)

1385 Incoming Cables, Unclassified, Vol. I (January-August 1946)

1385 Incoming Radios (1945)

1385 Unclassified Incoming and Outgoing Radios (July-December 1951)

1385 Unclassified Radios, Vols. XIV-XV (January-December 1949) (2 folders)

1386 Incoming Cables, Unclassified, Vols. II-V (September-December 1946) (4 folders)

1386 Incoming Cables, Unclassified, Vols. I-III (January-December 1947)

1386 Incoming Cables, Unclassified, (January-December 1949) (2 folders)

1386 Unclassified Radio, 1950

1386 Outgoing Cables (in the Clear) Vols. I-III (September-November 1946) (3 folders)

1387 Outgoing Cables (in the Clear) 1946, Vol. IV (December)

1387 Outgoing Cables (in the Clear) Vols. I-III (January-December 1947) (3 folders)

1387 Outgoing Cables (in the Clear) 1948, Vol. I (January-September)

1387 Outgoing Unclassified Cables (January-December 1949)

1387 Outgoing Messages, October 1945-February 1946

1387 Outgoing Messages, May 1946-August 1946 (2 folders)

1387 Unclassified Outgoing Radio, February 1950

Check Notes and Letters 1947-1949 (0331-UD-1278)

Boxes 1391A-1391F location: 290/12/02/03

Box Subject

1391A To Japanese Liaison G-2 (7701-12500, with gaps), April-October 1947 (9 folders)

1391B To Japanese Liaison G-2 (12503-18469, with gaps), Oct. 1947-August 1948 (12 

folders)

1391C To Japanese Liaison G-2 (18502-21220, with gaps), August 1948-May 1950 (11 

folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division — Entry 1278: Check Notes and Letters, 1947-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 898

Box Subject

1391D From Japanese Liaison (14223-16000), January-March 1948

1391D From Japanese Liaison (19025-20783), October 1948-September 1949

1391D To ATIS (6-11073, with gaps), December 1945-August 1947 (8 folders)

1391E To ATIS (11109-17897, with gaps), August 1947-July 1948 (8 folders)

1391F To ATIS (17903-21169, with gaps), July 1948-August 1949 (4 folders)

Statistical and Report Section

Daily Gazettes to Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea 1945-

1948 (0331-UD-1183)

Box 899 location: 290/11/08/04

Box Subject

899 Daily Gazette, Volume 2, No. 2-59, January 1946-February 1946

899 Daily Gazette, Volume 2, No. 60-156, March 1946-June 1946

899 Daily Gazette, Volume 3, No. 2, January 1947

899 Daily Gazette, Volume 3, No. 90-150, May 1947-July 1947

899 Daily Gazette, Volume 4, No. 162-305

899 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea No. 3, December 1945

899 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan, April 1946-April 1948

Numeric File (Criminal Registry) 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1184)

Boxes 900-902 location: 290/11/08/04

Box Subject

900 Check Notes, Letters, etc., Legal Section to Chief of Staff, Tokyo Detention Camp 

(Sugamo Prison), G-2 (Japanese Liaison), etc., November 1945-April 1947 (13 

folders)

901 Correspondence from Central Liaison Office, Tokyo, Dec. 1945-April 1947 (8 folders)

902 Correspondence from Central Liaison Office, Tokyo, April-December 1947 (4 folders)

902 Correspondence from Central Liaison and Coordination Office, Tokyo, March-June 

1948

902 Correspondence from Central Liaison and Coordination Office, Tokyo, June-Oct. 

1948

Public Information Branch

Numeric Subject File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1187)

Boxes 910-912 location: 290/11/08/07

Box Subject

910 Legal Section Informational Summary, Nos. 1-350, July 1947-February 1949 (13 

folders)

911 Public Relations Informational Summary, Nos. 1-500, Nov. 1945-Feb. 1947 (20 

folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Administrative Division, Public Information Branch — Entry 1187: Numeric Subject File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 899

Box Subject

911 Public Relations Informational Summary (Extra Copy), February 1947-June 1947

912 Public Relations Informational Summary, Nos. 501-644 February-July 1947 (6 

folders)

912 Public Relations Informational Summary (Extra Copy), February-July 1947

Law Division

Parole Board Decisions 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1280)

Boxes 1392-1394 location: 290/12/02/06

Box Subject

1392 Chinese-Dutch-American Convictions, March 1950

1392 Parole Office Memo File #3, May 1950-April 1952

1392 Petition for Penal Servitude in Homeland for Overseas War Criminals, August 1949-

June 1950

1392 Newspaper Articles (Parole), March-November 1950

1392 Law No. 142 (The Offenders Prevention and Rehabilitation Law, Promulgated on 

May 31, 1949)

1392 Roster of Japanese War Criminals Convicted in China

1392 Meetings of the Parole Board, March 1950-April 1952

1392 Board of Parole, SCAP Circular #5, March 1950

1392 Law No. 143 (Law for the Enforcement of the Offenders Prevention and 

Rehabilitation Law, Promulgated on May 31, 1949)

1392 Roster of Persons Confined at Sugamo Prison, 1949-1950

1392 Good Conduct Release Dates

1392 Sentenced Prisoners Interned at Sugamo Prison

1392 Misc. Petitions for Class “A” War Criminals

1393 Parole Board Hearings (First - One Hundred Sixteenth), April 1950- March 1952 

(12 folders)

1394 Parole Action, July 1949-April 1952

1394 Parole Board Hearing, April 1950-March 1952

1394 Parole Roster by Prefecture #5

1394 Parole Board Meeting, March 1950-March 1952

1394 Parole Proceedings to 18 May 1951 Inclusive, May 1951

1394 Sugamo Prison Daily Report, March 1950-December 1951

1394 Sick File - Sugamo, March 1950-March 1951

Miscellaneous File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1285) 

Boxes 1404-1406 location: 290/12/03/03

Box Subject

1404 Allied Council Questions, May 1946-October 1946

1404 Amendments to Exercise of Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction, September 1946

1404 Constitution of Japan

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1285: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 900

Box Subject

1404 Decision and Judgement: Official Transcript of the International Military Tribunal 

in the Matter of the United States of America, the French Republic ... vs. Herman 

William Goering, et al, Defendants

1404 Establishment of Military Occupation Courts; Amendment to Exercise of Criminal 

Jurisdiction

1404 Questions Concerning Judicial Jurisdiction, February 1948

1404 Regulations Governing the Trials of Accused War Criminals, December 1945-May 1948

1404 Report on the Organization of the Japanese Government (As of 1 January 1946), 

Vol. 1 & 2

1404 SCAPIN-128, 1543, 1740

1404 The Judgement of the G.H.Q. War Crimes Tribunal in the Case of U.S.A. v. Toyoda, 

Soemu

1405 Amendments to Regulations Governing the Trials of Accused War Criminals, 

December 1946

1405 Government Agencies (Miscellaneous)

1405 Imperial Ordinance, Cabinet Order

1405 Iron and Steel Companies

1405 Japan Ford Motor Co.

1405 Japanese Banks

1405 Kailan Mining Administration, February 1946

1405 List of Japanese Government Agencies, January 1946-February 1947

1405 Nippon Mining Company, December 1945

1405 No Title, March 1933-May 1946

1405 Operational Directive No. 33, No. 33/1, No. 55, May 1948, November 1949

1405 Restitution of Japanese Property, August-December 1946

1405 Rising Sun Petroleum Co.

1406 List of Patents Canceled

1406 No Title

1406 No Title

1406 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, August 1948

1406 Rusu Gyomukyoku ni kansuru Setsumei

1406 SCAPIN - #1937

1406 SCAPIN - #534, #757

1406 SCAPIN - #756, #1740

1406 SCAPIN - #777, #1453

1406 Silk Company - Japanese, October-December 1945

1406 Standard Vacuum Oil Company’s Tsurumi Terminal

1406 Teikoku Mining Development Co.

1406 The Public Corporation for Industrial Development of Korea

1406 USCC Turn Over Procedures, September 1947

Miscellaneous File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1290)

Box 1429 location: 290/12/04/04

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1290: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 901

Box Subject

1429 Allied Land Forces, South East Asia War Crimes Instructions No. 1, 2nd-Edition (1st 

Edition is Hereby Canceled), May 1946

1429 Conversion Certificates for Class “A” Military Currency, 19 July 1946

1429 Czechoslovak War Crimes Legislation, November-December 1947

1429 Employment of Japanese Police, June 1950

1429 Engineer Intelligence Library Catalogue, June 1949-January 1950

1429 Excess Military Commission Orders, February-July 1946

1429 Fishing Vessels, September 1949-April 1951

1429 Guide to Pacific Islands, June 1943

1429 Manila Correspondence, January 1946-December 1948

1429 Manila Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1949

1429 Notification of Shipment of Japanese Documents, January 1947-January 1948

1429 Organization of General Headquarters

1429 Preliminary Trial Brief - Geneva Prisoner of War Convention - Japan (Evidentiary 

Doc. #1672)

1429 Proposed SCAP Circular

1429 Recovered Records - Philippine Islands, November 1945

1429 Reference List of Members of Allied Council for Japan and Foreign Missions, May 

1947, July 1948

1429 Report to Washington on Fukunaga, Takeo (Protest Field by American Legion)

1429 SCAP Circular, October 1946-January 1948

1429 SOP - Linguist Personnel, January 1946

1429 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission 

(Lists Nos. 68-77), February 1948

1429 Who’s Who in Japan

Military Letter and General Orders 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1286)

Boxes 1407-1409 location: 290/12/03/04

Box Subject

1407 SCAPINs (4 folders)

1407 GHQ Letter Orders, January 1947-December 1951 (5 folders)

1408 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders No. 1-No. 161, February 1946-March 

1948

1408 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders No. 163, April 1948

1408 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders No. 173-No. 435, March-December 1948

1408 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders No. 436-No. 561, January-February 1949

1408 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders No. 562-No. 778, March-June 1949

1408 SCAP General Orders, 1945-1952, List of 

1408 AFPAC General Orders (1945: No. 1-No. 159), April-September 1945

1408 AFPAC General Orders (1945: No. 169-No. 399), September-November 1945

1409 AFPAC General Orders (1945: No. 400-No. 437), December 1945

1409 AFPAC General Orders (1945: No. 2-No. 199), January-May 1946

1409 AFPAC General Orders (1946: No. 200-No. 551), November 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1286: Military Letter and General Orders, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 902

Box Subject

1409 AFPAC General Orders (1946: No. 552-No. 578), Far East Command General 

Orders (1947: No. 1-No. 133), Far East Command General Orders (1948: No. 1-

No. 39), December 1946

1409 Far East Command General Orders (1947: No. 1-No. 125), January-October 1947

1409 Far East Command General Orders (1949: No. 1-No. 60), (1950: No. 1-No. 83), 

January 1949-July 1950

1409 Far East Command General Orders (1951: No. 1-No. 150), January-June 1951

1409 Far East Command General Orders (1951: No. 151-No. 285), October, December 

1951

1409 Far East Command General Orders (1952: No. 1-No. 109), April 1952

Far East Commands Circulars, etc. 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1287)

Box 1410 location: 290/12/03/05

Box Subject

1410 USAFPAC Circular (1945; Nos. 1-132), June-September 1945

1410 USAFPAC Circular (1946; Nos. 1-108), January-December 1946

1410 Far East Command Circulars, January-March 1947

1410 GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders, January 1946-October 1948

1410 Special Orders - GHQ/USAFPAC, August 1945-December 1947 (2 folders)

1410 Special Orders - Eighth Army, December 1945-April 1950 (3 folders)

Decimal File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1289)

Boxes 1413-1428 location: 290/12/03/06

Box Subject

1413 000.2: Termination of the National Emergency, March 1946-July 1947

1413 000.2: U.S. Treaty Developments, November 1945-April 1950

1413 Index Control File

1413 Recording, January 1946-July 1949 (5 folders)

1413 Recording, January-December 1945

1413 Religion, December 1945-September 1949

1413 000.5: Crimes & Criminal Offenses, December 1945-April 1949

1413 000.5A: Treason, March 1946-April 1950

1413 000.5B: War Crimes, November 1945-March 1950

1413 000.5C: War Crimes, Philippines, September 1946-December 1948

1413 000.5D: War Crimes Commission - United Nations, January 1946-September 1948

1413 000.5E: War Criminals, November 1945-August 1948

1413 000.5E: War Criminals, Vol. II, September 1948-December 1950

1413 000.5E: War Criminals, Vol. IV, January 1949-February 1951

1413 000.5F: War Crimes - Australia, July 1948-October 1949

1413 000.5F: War Criminals - Australian List, December 1946-March 1949

1414 000.5G: War Criminals - British, September 1946-April 1949

1414 000.5H: War Criminals Preliminary Board of Opinion, October 1946-August 1948

1414 000.5I: War Criminals Regulations, June 1945-November 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1289: Decimal File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 903

Box Subject

1414 000.5J: War Criminals, Vol. I - Sugamo Prison, May 1946-December 1948

1414 000.5J: War Criminals, Vol. II - Sugamo Prison, February -May 1949

1414 000.5K: War Criminals - Superior Orders, November 1946-January 1947

1414 000.5L: Trading with Enemy Act, May 1946-October 1947

1414 000.71: Interviews, July 1946, April 1947

1414 004: Companies, Enterprises, July 1947-July 1950

1414 004: Companies, January 1945-August 1947

1414 Confinement of War Criminals, November 1948-June 1949

1414 Newspaper Clippings, November 1945-May 1949

1414 Property of Japanese War Criminals

1414 Trade Memorandums, April-May 1947

1415 004E: Baw Maw

1415 004F: Ford Motor Co., June 1946-May 1951

1415 010: Legal Division Justification, October 1945-September 1948

1415 010A: Laws and Ordinances, March 1946-February 1951 (2 folders)

1415 010B: Imperial Ordinance #311

1415 010C: Legal Bibliography, April 1946-June 1946

1415 010D: Legal Assistance, October 1945-May 1950

1415 010E: Nationality Law, Vol. I, November 1945-November 1947

1415 010E: Nationality Law, Vol. II, March 1949–

1415 Ministry of Finance Order No. 88, 1945

1416 010.1: “Constitution,” February-March 1948

1416 010.2: International Prosecution Section, Vol. I, August 1946-January 1949

1416 010.2: International Prosecution Section, Vol. II, March 1949

1416 010.2A: Invitation to War Crimes Trials to All Nations, October 1948-February 

1949

1416 010.5: Japanese Documents of English Translation, June 1946-September 1947

1416 010F: Legal Problems, Organizations, September 1946

1416 010G: Legal, Misc., November 1945-July 1949

1416 012.2A: Japanese Taxes on Prostitution, May 1946-November 1949

1416 012.2A: Prostitution, Punishment of, July 1947-July 1949

1416 012.2A: Prostitution, Vol. II, July 1948-January 1950

1417 013.2: Defense Council, July 1946-October 1949

1417 013.3: Code of Criminal Procedure, February 1946-October 1950

1417 013.4: Minutes of Press Code, September 1945-March 1949

1417 013.4: Press Code Violation, II, September 1945-May 1950

1417 014.12: Police Force, July 1946, July 1947

1417 014.12A: Police File, September 1946, June 1947

1417 014.311: Enemy Nationals, January 1947

1417 014.33: Citizenship, November 1945-August 1950

1417 014.37: Japanese Non Military Knowledge, July 1946

1417 014.391: Immigration, May-June 1949

1417 014.521: Extradition, March 1947-June 1949

1417 016A: Opinions

1417 019: Insurance, September 1946-June 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1289: Decimal File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 904

Box Subject

1417 020: CIS, G-2, January 1946, November 1946

1417 072: Company with Use of Patents, Vol. II, August 1946-September 1946

1417 072: Patents, August 1948-December 1950

1417 072: Patents, Trade Marks & Copyrights, February 1949-April 1950

1417 072: Patents, Vol. I, October 1945-October 1948

1417 No Title, March 1950-June 1950

1418 073: Copyrights and Trademarks, February 1947-July 1949

1418 080A: Red Cross, August 1945-March 1948

1418 080B: International Red Cross, August 1945-July 1949 (2 folders)

1418 091: Russian, July 1946-July 1950

1418 091A: Other Countries - Ryukyuan, March 1946-November 1950

1418 091A: Robert Virs, June 1949, April 1950

1418 091B: Korea, Volumes I-IV, November 1945-March 1950 (4 folders)

1418 091C: Germany, August 1946-March 1950

1418 091C: Korean, March 1950-October 1950

1418 Japanese Government, Vols. I-IV, May 1946-August 1949 (4 folders)

1419 091D: Japanese Government, Vol. V, June 1949-December 1950

1419 091E: Australia, April 1947-March 1951

1419 091F: Austria, December 1945

1419 091G: British, April 1947-October 1950

1419 091H: China, Vols. I-III (3 folders)

1419 091I: France, January 1948-October 1950

1419 091J: Formosan (Shibuya Incident), July 1946-March 1947

1419 091K: Formosan-Chinese (Status in Japan), December 1945-September 1950

1419 091L: Spain, November-December 1948

1419 091M: India, September 1947-February 1951

1419 091N: Italy, April 1947-August 1950

1419 091P: Norway, Mexico, May 1947-September 1951

1419 091Q: Netherlands, July 1946-June 1950

1419 091Q: Philippines, May 1946-September 1950

1419 091R: Portuguese

1419 091S: Koreans - Extradition, January-February 1949

1419 091T: Swiss

1419 091U: Hai Lieh Case, July 1947-July 1950

1419 091U: Hai Lieh, October 1950-March 1951

1419 091U: SS Hai Lieh, March 1949-February 1951

1420 091.112: Diplomatic, February-March 1947

1420 091.112A: Diplomatic Section, January 1947-December 1948

1420 091.112B: Foreign Technical and Scientific Representative, July 1948-February 

1949

1420 091.31A: Commercial Exploitation of Commodities, September 1945-April 1947

1420 091.33: “Japanese Natural Resources,” January 1949-March 1950

1420 091.33A: Mining of Any Ore, April 1947-May 1947

1420 091.417: Status of Koreans & Formosans

1420 091.417A: Chinese & Formosans Repatriation, June-October 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1289: Decimal File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 905

Box Subject

1420 091.417B: Japanese Repatriation, March 1946-January 1949

1420 092.2: Treaties, August-November 1945

1420 092.3: Geneva Conference, Vols. I-II, November 1948-August 1949 (2 folders)

1420 092.3: Geneva Conference, World Jewish Congress, April-June 1949

1420 110.01: Bills and Budgets, August 1946-May 1948

1420 123: Currency, December 1945-November 1950

1421 150: Claim - Hunt, Hill and Betts, December 1948-January 1950

1421 150: Claim – Isbrandtsen Co., Inc., December 1949-January 1950

1421 150: Claim No. C-EX736, EX-30270, December 1947-September 1950

1421 150: Claim, May 1950-February 1951

1421 150: Frederick Mahogany Co.

1421 150: Government Claim, A, April 1944-September 1949

1421 150: Government Claim, B, August 1949-September 1950

1421 150A: Claims Reference

1421 150B: Claims Suspended, April 1946-December 1950

1421 150C: Claim V. OCC Pers., December 1944-August 1950

1421 150D: Wiersum (Claims), October 1947-November 1950

1421 Amerex Claim - Amernile Claim, November 1949-April 1950

1421 No Title, December 1947-December 1948

1421 No Title, November 1945-May 1951

1421 Virchand Panachand & Co., Inc., January 1948-February 1948

1422 202: Report of Investigations

1422 230.01: Economic Purge, Vols. I-VI (1945-1947) (6 folders)

1422 230.01A: Tashiro, Hisao, March 1947-June 1947

1422 230.033A: Foreign Nationals, July 1946-August 1950

1422 230.033B: Conditions in Japan, November 1946

1422 230.033C: Stateless Persons, November 1946-November 1950

1422 230.033D: United Nations Nationals, October 1945-November 1950

1422 230.4: Law Division Personnel, August 1948-September 1948

1422 230A: Regulations - U.S. Occupation, April 1946-October 1948

1422 230B: Regulations, Japanese Occupation, October 1945-February 1949

1423 230.437: Coordination of Papers, March 1946, September 1946

1423 230.438: Staff Memo Reference, May 1947-December 1947

1423 230.44: Overtime for Personnel, June 1946-June 1947

1423 248.1: Organization Report As of 1 December 1947

1423 250.1: Looted Property, SCAP Indemnification of USCC, November-December 

1947

1423 250.4: Civil Occupation Court, February-March 1950

1423 250.4: Courts - Martial, November 1945-February 1949

1423 250.4A: Courts - Criminal Jurisdiction, February 1946, February 1949

1423 250.4A: Courts - Criminal Jurisdiction, November 1945-November 1948

1423 250.4B: Courts - United Nations Nationals, June 1949-October 1950

1423 250.4B: Courts - United Nations Nationals, Vol. I, October 1946-August 1948

1423 250.4B: Courts - United Nations Nationals, Vol. III, February 1947-February 1948

1423 250.4C: Civil Jurisdiction Occupation Courts, Vol. I, July 1946-June 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1289: Decimal File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 906

Box Subject

1423 250.4C: Civil Jurisdiction Occupation Courts, Vol. II, September 1948-September 

1949

1423 250.4D: Miscellaneous Court Operations, September 1945-August 1948

1423 250.4E: Occupation Court Fines, January 1947-November 1949

1423 250.4F: Occupation Court Statistics, April 1946-March 1950

1423 250.4H: Japanese Courts - Criminal Jurisdiction over United Nations, June 1946-

April 1950

1423 250.4I: Konishi Case, January-August 1947

1423 250.4J: Kawakita, September 1947-May 1948

1423 Exercise of Criminal Jurisdiction, August 1946-January 1951

1424 250.401: Criminal Jurisdiction (Proposed), February 1946-April 1949

1424 250.4K: Okawa Shumei, May 1946-June 1947

1424 250.4L: Lt. Parisons, September-October 1946

1424 250.4M: Epheain E. Sinn, November 1946-September 1951

1424 250.4N: Patrick Tomkinson, January-October 1946

1424 250.4O: Uyeki & Tatishi, Vol. I, August 1946-March 1947

1424 250.4P: Trial of Rin Po and Cheng Chun Chow, February 1946-May 1948

1424 250.4Q: Military Occupation Court, SCAP Circular, February 1946-February 1951

1424 250.4R: Exercise of Criminal Jurisdiction, Vol. I, September 1947-January 1950

1424 250.4R: Exercise of Criminal Jurisdiction, Vol. II, August 1946-October 1950

1424 260: Pensions and Benefits, March 1946-July 1949

1424 290: Personnel Screening, May-September 1947

1424 300.4E: Operational Directives - Eighth Army, January 1946-February 1950

1424 300.5: Circular, June 1948-October 1950

1424 300.6A: Memoranda and Notes, July 1949

1424 300.6F: Proposed Staff Memorandum, November-December 1946

1424 300.6G: SCAPIN, May 1948-January 1952

1424 300.6H: Meeting of Executive Officers, June-July 1947

1424 General Orders - SCAP, January-February 1946

1425 310.1: S.O.P., June 1946-February 1948

1425 310.2: Office Space, April 1946-June 1949

1425 311.1: Government Mails, December 1945-April 1950

1425 311.3: Teleconference, December 1947

1425 311.7: Censorship, April-May 1946

1425 311: Communications, May 1946-March 1949

1425 312.1A: Documents, May 1946-July 1949

1425 312: Correspondence, October 1947

1425 314: CIS, May 1947

1425 319.1: Report of Activities, October 1945-September 1947

1425 319.1A: Phenacetin, May 1947

1425 320.2: Weekly Strength Reports, June 1946-July 1947

1425 320.3: Organization of General Headquarters

1425 320.3: Table of Organization, January 1946-June 1947

1425 323.03: Admiralty, May 1947-January 1951

1425 323.03: Admiralty, September 1946-July 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1289: Decimal File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 907

Box Subject

1425 323.03B: Claim Asserted by U.S. Maritime Commission, November 1947-March 

1948

1425 323.03B: Salvage Claims of American-Hawaiian SS Company Against #3 

Fukutoku-Maru, September 1947-March 1949

1425 323.03D: SCAJAP, August 1946-March 1948

1425 323.03E: Salvage of Tanker Chuei-Maru, February-March 1949

1425 323.03F: Claim of Chyun Kyung Shyuck, January 1946-May 1948

1425 323.03G: SS Umtata and SS Akiura-Maru, January-July 1948

1425 323.03H: No. 2 Shinsei-Maru, March-August 1948

1425 323.03I: SS President Taft, January-June 1949

1425 323.31: Removal of Restriction on Political, Civil and Religious, Feb. 1946-April 

1946

1425 325.2: Authorization, March 1947-July 1948

1425 326: Regular Army, October 1946, March 1948

1425 330.32: Roster of Correspondence, March-November 1949

1425 332.3: Personal Property, August 1948-November 1950

1425 333.5: Criminal Investigation Reports, January 1948-December 1949

1425 333.5A: Black Market, March 1946-December 1950

1425 333.5B: Investigation, March 1946-October 1948

1425 334: Conference, December 1945-October 1948

1425 334: Investigation for Allied Council, January-December 1948

1426 334: Conferences - Far Eastern Commission, 1945-1946, Vol. I

1426 334: Conferences - Far Eastern Commission, 1947, Vol. II

1426 334: Conferences, Vol. IA

1426 335.18: Christmas Message, December 1945, December 1946

1426 335.2: Staff Study, July 1946-February 1949

1426 337: Conference for SCAP Legal, Vol. II, March 1948-December 1950

1426 337: Conferences for the Law Division, Vol. I, July 1947-February 1948

1426 350.01: Requests for Publications, March 1946-January 1951

1426 350.03: Translations, December 1945-April 1948

1426 350: Education, March 1949-June 1950

1426 360.112: Violations of SCAP Directives

1426 360.112A: Violations of Imperial Ordinance, June 1946-July 1949

1426 360.112B: Violations of General Order - Violation of SCAP Circular, May 1948-July 

1950

1426 380.02: Information Management Group, November 1947

1426 383.6: Prisoners of War

1426 383.8: Transaction of Occupation Personnel, November 1946, March 1947

1426 385.2: Weapon, June 1949, October 1950

1426 386.7: Assets - Imperial House Hold, January 1946-November 1950

1426 386.7: Revolving Funds, July 1945-September 1947

1426 386: Property Affected by War, November 1945-April 1948

1426 386A: Occupation Damages

1426 387.5: Arbitration, January 1945-April 1951

1426 387.6: Reparations

1427 400.211: Shares of Stock, August 1949-January 1951 (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1289: Decimal File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 908

Box Subject

1427 400.51: Conversion Table, October 1946

1427 410.2A: Metals, Gold, Silver etc., July 1938-December 1950

1427 410.2F: Aluminum, July-August 1946

1427 410.2G: Pearl Smuggling, December 1945-October 1948

1427 411.73: Cables, May 1947-March 1950

1427 411.8: Cement, April 1950

1427 411.9: Rubber, Lead and Tin, July 1946-June 1949

1427 412.2: Pipe, July 1946, November 1946

1427 412: Electricity, November 1947-October 1950

1427 413.4: Telegraph, March 1947

1427 413.4A: Communications between the State Department and the Japanese 

Government, December 1941-February 1949

1427 413: Machinery in General, January 1948

1427 441.1: Narcotics and Drugs, May 1947

1427 441.1A: Poisonous Beverages, November 1945-April 1946

1427 461: Publications and Books, April 1946-February 1951

1427 462A: Papers, January-August 1947

1427 463.3: Coal, June 1946-August 1947

1427 463.8: Petroleum, December 1945-August 1950

1427 517: Chemical Fertilizer, March 1947

1427 518: Shipping of Remains, March 1948-January 1950

1427 600.6: National’s Property, June 1947-July 1948

1428 680: Occupational Trends, May 1946-September 1948

Radio Cables 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1291)

Boxes 1430-1431 location: 290/12/04/04

Box Subject

1430 Incoming Cables, 1947

1430 Incoming Cables, Vols. I-V, 1946

1430 Incoming Message, 1945

1430 Incoming Message, December 1945

1430 Incoming Radio Messages

1430 Incoming Radios

1430 Outgoing Cables, Vol. I, 1946-1947

1430 Outgoing Cables, Vol. II, 1946

1430 Outgoing Radio Only

1430 Outgoing Radios

1431 Directive Cables, 1947

1431 Incoming Cables, 1949

1431 Incoming Cables, January-June 1948

1431 Incoming Cables, Vols. I-II, 1947

1431 Incoming Radios, 1950

1431 Outgoing Cables, 1948 (2 folders)

1431 Outgoing Cables, 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1291: Radio Cables, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 909

Box Subject

1431 Outgoing Radios, 1950

1431 Selected Data on the Occupation of Japan, February 1949

Miscellaneous Subject File 1943-1951 (0331-UD-1293)

Box 1433 location: 290/12/04/05

Box Subject

1433 Angaur Phosphate Project, April 1947, June 1947

1433 Briefing of Radios, August 1947-October 1948

1433 CCC Meetings, Vol. I, January-March 1948

1433 CCC Meetings, Vols. I-IV, October1946-December 1947 (4 folders)

1433 Central Bank of Ryukyus

1433 Civil Affairs Agreement with Korea, May 1944-August 1950

1433 Directive - Textiles, June-October 1946

1433 Directives Policy Drafts, June-July 1946

1433 Disorderly Conduct/Delinquency, November 1946-September 1948

1433 Economic Deconcentration Program (SCAPIN), June 1946

1433 Extra Cables, August 1947

1433 Kumiaiin Meibo

1433 Kyoto Report of Visit & Data, November 1945-October 1946

1433 Maps, August 1945-October 1947

1433 Newspapers, March-April 1947

1433 No Title

1433 Occupation Instructions, #2/5 and #3, February 1946-January 1948

1433 Occupation Instructions, #4, September 1946-January 1947

1433 Occupation Instructions, #5, January 1948-April 1950

1433 Operations Instructions, November-December 1945

1433 Preliminary Report on Japanese Statistical Organization

1433 Reparations, November 1945-June 1946

1433 Ryukyus Clearance Conference, October 1945-April 1947

1433 Surrender Documents, Vol. III [Empty Folder]

1433 Suspense File, August-December 1947

1433 Trade Memorandums, April-May 1947

1433 Traffic Delinquency Reports, January-July 1947

1433 Weekly Work Summary, May-December 1949

1433 Zaibatsu, October-November 1945

Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1297)

Boxes 1439-1440 location: 290/12/04/07

Box Subject

1439 Law

1439 Agricultural Laws

1439 Sorge Spy Ring, December 1947-May 1949

1439 Surrender Documents, December 1943-September 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1297: Miscellaneous Subject File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 910

Box Subject

1439 SCAP Position re: Foreign Trade, October 1946

1439 Weekly Work Summary

1439 Treaties between U.S. & Japan

1439 Misc. Incoming Radios/Extracts from JCS Directives, September 1945-May 1948

1439 Acquisition of Property by U.S. Government in Japan, April 1946-January 1947

1439 War Politics in Japan, August 1946

1439 Weekly Work Summary, September 1948-February 1949

1439 Treatment of United Nations’ Property in Japan, August 1946-October 1947

1439 No Title, December 1945-December 1946

1439 Disposition of Government Property, July 1946

1439 Economic Purge, August 1946-November 1946

1439 Purge, February 1946-September 1950

1439 Miscellaneous Japanese Laws, Bills, Drafts, Acts, Ordinances, Regulations, July 

1946-October 1946

1439 Policy in Disposition of Puppet Government Assets in Japan, July 1946-August 1946

1440 Foreign Missions in Japan

1440 Basic Post-Surrender Policy for Japan

1440 Control of Wages & Hours in Japan (R&A No. 2454), July 1945

1440 Prelude to Peace, August 1941-March 1945

1440 No Title, February 1933-February 1947

1440 War Politics in Japan, August 1946

1440 Judgement - International Military Tribunal for the Far East - Part A, Chapters I, II, 

III, Part B, Chapter IV, November 1948 (3 folders)

1440 Manchuria - Report of the Commission of Enquiry Appointed by the League of 

Nations, August 1932

1440 U.S.-Japan Treaty, Mandated Islands (Preliminary Trial Brief)

Miscellaneous Classified File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1294)

Boxes 1434-1435 location: 290/12/04/06

Box Subject

1434 151 Claims Due to War, May 1946, September 1946

1434 255 Camps for prisoners of war

1434 Case No. 330, January-March 1947

1434 Case No. 330, June-December 1946

1434 Case No. 330, Motoji Yamaguchi with Aliases, et al, November 1946-April 1947

1434 Case No. 330, October 1946-April 1947

1434 Case No. 330, Yamaguchi, April 1947

1434 Case No. 330, Yamaguchi, Motoji, November 1946-April 1947

1434 Case No. 330, Yamaguchi, November 1948

1434 China, October 1945-June 1950

1434 Class A Japanese War Crimes Suspects at Sugamo, January 1946-December 1948

1434 Class A War Crimes, June 1947-March 1948

1434 Classified Downgrading Material, May 1946-November 1948

1434 Documents Lists, December 1946-June 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Law Division — Entry 1294: Miscellaneous Classified File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 911

Box Subject

1434 Index to Miscellaneous Secret Files

1434 Intelligence Summary - 1 June 1946 to 15 June 1946

1434 Kawakita, Tomoya, January 1947-June 1948

1434 Miscellaneous Reports, February 1946-September 1949

1434 No Title, February 1947-April 1948

1434 No Title, March 1947-June 1947

1434 No Title, October 1947-August 1948

1434 Notes on Case No. 330, April 1947

1434 Operations Instructions, August 1946, May 1948

1434 Provoo, John D., October 1945-June 1949 (2 folders)

1434 United Nations War Crimes Commission Documents, April 1946, June 1946

1434 War Crimes - Hostilities and Launching etc., January 1945

1434 War Crimes Suspects, July 1945-September 1948 (2 folders)

1434 War Crimes Trials in Manila, May 1947-December 1948

1435 Bunka Camp, December 1946-March 1948

1435 Bunka prisoner of war camp File, September 1945-June 1949

1435 Classified Document Log

1435 Confidential Files

1435 Confidential Log

1435 Confidential Log

1435 Confidential, Miscellaneous, January 1951-April 1952

1435 Confidential, Miscellaneous, June 1946-December 1950

1435 Defense Plans, June 1950-October 1951

1435 Documents Pertaining to the Activities of SCAP, November 1948

1435 List of prisoner of war camps

1435 Release of Australian War Criminal Suspects, October 1949-February 1950

1435 Secret Log

1435 Secret Log, November 1950-March 1952

1435 Secret, Miscellaneous, October 1945-April 1952

1435 Weekly Reports of Former Class A Suspect Cases, October 1948-January 1949

Legislation and Justice Division

SCAP-INS 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1298)

Boxes 1441-1443 location: 290/12/05/01

Box Subject

1441 SCAPIN-1 thru SCAPIN-1200 (12 folders)

1442 SCAPIN-1201 thru SCAPIN-1900 (7 folders)

1443 SCAPIN 562-A to SCAPIN 7280-A

1443 Daily Gazette, January 1951-June 1951

1443 Daily Gazette, July 1951-December 1951

Miscellaneous File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1299)

Boxes 1444-1448 location: 290/12/05/02

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1299: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 912

Box Subject

1444 Attorney General’s Opinion, May 1949, October 1949

1444 Civil Code Book 5 (Law No. 222 of 1947, As Amended by Law No. 260 of 1948)

1444 Civil Suits, June 1937-September 1949

1444 Class A Suspects

1444 Downgrading Material, November 1946-March 1952

1444 Eighth Army Military Commission Orders No. 31, 49, 473, 670, July 1946-April 

1949

1444 Extra Copies for Mr. Otta, February 1946-May 1950

1444 International Law Index

1444 Kyoshu-Yo Dokyumentari Eiga (Nihon Kensatsu-Kan Shido Kunren No Tameno 

Mono), Sono 1

1444 Minutes of the Thirty Fifth Meeting of Committee on Countermeasures Against 

Communism in the Far East, February-April 1952

1444 Miscellaneous Memos and Correspondence, March-April 1952

1444 Miscellaneous, August 1951-February 1952

1444 No Title

1444 No Title

1444 No Title

1444 No Title, August 1948

1444 No Title, March 1950-June 1951

1444 Personnel

1444 Re War Criminals, 1952

1444 Regulations, April 1944-November 1949

1444 SCAPIN-2193/1, 2195, 2196, 2198, 2199, 2200, 2201, 2202

1444 SOP Legal Section

1444 The Trade Association Law, July 1948

1444 Witnesses Sheet

1445 Budget - Attorney General & Supreme Court

1445 Budgets of Supreme Court & Attorney General, November 1948, April 1950

1445 Cabinet Order for Immigration Control (Second Draft), June 1951

1445 Cabinet Order to Implement SCAPIN 1868

1445 CILC Investigation, February 1950

1445 Civil & Criminal Jurisdiction, July-October 1946

1445 Confidential - Corruption - Scandal, etc.

1445 Confiscated, Impounded & Seized Property, February-March 1948

1445 Constitution of Japan – General

1445 Constitutional Amendment, March 1948

1445 Draft Cabinet Order Amending Cabinet Order No. 65 (Urgent Investigation of 

Critical Materials)

1445 Exchange of Persons Program & Student Travel, May 1949-August 1950

1445 Foreign Individuals and Concerns Licensed in Japan, July 1950

1445 German Repatriation, December 1945-October 1947

1445 Guide to Public Procurator’s Office

1445 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan (Volume III - 

Political and Legal, Part H)

1445 Internal Factors as Security Problems for the Occupation Forces (Revised Edition, 

May 1951)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1299: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 913

Box Subject

1445 Japanese Immigration Order (Third Draft), June 1951

1445 Japanese Supreme Court Mission, September 1949-January 1951

1445 Military Government - Germany - U.S. Area of Control (1a No. 59) - Restitution of 

Identifiable Property

1445 Mitaka Case Trial & Komatsu Case

1445 Mr. O’Brien’s Report on Election to Public Officers, February 1950

1445 New Organization for the Attorney-General’s Office, June 1949

1445 Newspaper Article, April 1948

1445 No Title

1445 Preliminary Government Section Conferences on Preparation of Draft Constitution, 

Held 5 and 6 February 1946

1445 Press Release, 1948

1445 Provisions of the Commercial Code

1445 Rules for the House of Councillors

1445 Special Security Act (10th Draft C), February 1952

1445 Supreme Court Judges Appointments

1446 Admiralty Claims, September 1947-April 1952

1446 Disposition of Excess Publications, January 1950-November 1951

1446 Investigation Number 91, December 1945-September 1947

1446 Japanese Labor Regulations, February 1949-December 1951

1446 Judge Advocate Conference, October 1949

1446 List of Contents for Shipment of Records, January, May 1952 (2 folders)

1446 List of Law Books

1446 National Leaders Project, October 1950-May 1951

1446 No Title, October-December 1946

1446 Petitions, September-December 1949

1446 Records Disposition, February 1951-February 1952

1446 Recurring Reports, January 1952, March 1952

1446 War Crimes - Record of Cases Tried in Japan

1446 War Crimes Cost, March 1952

1446 War Crimes Roster

1446 War Invalid etc., Law for Establishment of Council on Measures for, May 1951

1447 Administrative Litigation Legislation Draft

1447 Alien Control in Japan, 1951

1447 Alphabetical Index to 1946, 1947 and 1948 Laws to Include Extraordinary 

Session, 1949

1447 Backlog of Cases, September 1950-April 1951

1447 Cabinet Order for Registration of Aliens

1447 Cases Transferred to Japanese Court, November-December 1951

1447 Communist Activities, Draft of Law and Memo for the Record, April-August 1950

1447 Contained in the Official Gazettes

1447 Disposition of Library, July 1948-March 1952

1447 Draft Legislation, April 1949-March 1952

1447 Far Eastern Commission, May 1947-June 1949

1447 Incoming Messages, September 1945-March 1947

1447 Investigation re Gangsters, June 1951, August 1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1299: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 914

Box Subject

1447 Legal Section’s Activities re Communism

1447 Library Inventory, September 1951

1447 Local By-Laws, Fukui, Osaka & Utsunomiya Parades and Demonstrations

1447 Minutes, Committee on Countermeasures Against Communism, Dec. 1951-

January 1952

1447 Monthly Summary, Non-Military Activities in the Enforcement of the Post 

Surrender

1447 Numerical and Alphabetical Index to 1946-1947-1948 Laws

1447 Parole Board

1447 Policies for Japan and the Administration of Civil Affairs in Occupied Korea, No. 2 

& 3, November-December 1945

1447 Staff Meeting, October 1950

1448 Chinese Division, Records of War Crimes Trials by Chinese Government

1448 Civil Censorship Reports, March 1946-October 1949

1448 French Mission - War Criminals to be Tried (Information on Home Addresses, Date 

of Birth), July 1947-May 1948

1448 French Mission, Results of War Crimes Trials to be Published, March 1949-April 

1950

1448 Inventory, 1949-1950

1448 Major Military Operations, Field Operations in China, December 1937

1448 Position Descriptions (War Department Form No. 74), Current Positions of Legal 

Section

1448 Rosters of Japanese War Criminals (China, French, Indo-China, Netherlands)

1448 Study of Japanese Immigration Law: Practical Concepts of Immigration Procedure 

Based on U.S. Experience

1448 Summary of Japanese Press, March 1952

1448 War Crimes, Miscellaneous, December 1950-February 1951

Miscellaneous File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1302)

Boxes 1455-1457 location: 290/12/05/06

Box Subject

1455 Adult Probation, April-December 1950

1455 Aspects of Wartime Economic Control in Japan, January 1945

1455 Cases and Reports on 1949-1950

1455 Delay in Trials, June-December 1950

1455 Entry and Registration of Non-Japanese Nationals in Japan, April 1946-May 1947

1455 GARIOA [Government Appropriation for Relief in Occupied Areas] Project No. 145, 

October 1950-December 1951

1455 Hiroshima & Fukuoka High Courts Area, Statistics, January-September 1950

1455 History 1947-1948

1455 Japan General, May 1947-April 1948

1455 Lawyers Mission, April-November 1950

1455 Legal Education, November 1950-January 1950

1455 Old Code of Criminal Procedure, 1923

1455 Parole Board – Hirakawa, Mitsuki, December 1951

1455 Police Problems, 1947-1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1302: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 915

Box Subject

1455 Postal Crime, September 1948-July 1948

1455 Procurator Problems, 1948-1949

1455 Project No. 231, Trial Procedure, April-November 1951

1455 Project No. 232, Criminal Investigation, April-August 1951

1455 Project No. 254, Judicial Administration, April-December 1951

1455 Public Prosecution Mission, 1950

1455 Report on Japanese Customs Administration and Procedures by the Little-Scott 

Mission, September 1950

1455 Special Taxation Measures Law, November 1947-September 1950

1456 A Map of Japan, Administrative Regions and Prefectures

1456 Cabinet Orders, March-December 1950

1456 Code of Civil Procedure

1456 General Crime Statistics

1456 Government News, Number 24, 5 March 1948

1456 Japanese Court Statistics - Hiroshima and Fukuoka, 1949-1950

1456 Legal Comments, May-December 1950

1456 Monthly Report of Judicial Statistics, September-October 1951

1456 No Title

1456 Official Gazette, April 1947-August 1951

1456 Report on the Survey of the Administration of the City of Osaka, April 1950

1457 C & L Research, June 1947-March 1948

1457 Kin Min Do, December 1950-July 1951

1457 Miscellaneous Bills & Drafts, December 1950, August 1951

1457 Miscellaneous Folder, February 1948-November 1950

1457 No Title

1457 Old Code of Criminal Procedure, January-November 1950

1457 Report on Washington Document Center Library Project 1945-1946

1457 Research, 1945-1947

1457 Shoup Mission Supplemental Memoranda, September 1950

1457 Statistics Economic Violations, September 1948, February 1949

Miscellaneous File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1315)

Boxes 1489-1493 location: 290/12/09/01

Box Subject

1489 Atarashii Kempo No Hanashi, August 1947

1489 Denki Tsushin-Sho Setchi-Ho Denki Tsushin-Sho Soshiki Kitei (Waei Taisho), 

December 1948

1489 Gyogyo Seido Kaikaku Kankei Horei-Shu (1), June 1950

1489 Gyosei Jiken Sosho Nenkan, 1948-1949

1489 Homu Ichiran, 1948

1489 Hoso Jiho, Vol. 1 & 2, May 1949-August 1950

1489 Saiko Saiban-Sho Hanrei-Shu, January-September 1948

1489 Senin-Ho Oyobi Kankei Horei, September 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1315: Miscellaneous File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 916

Box Subject

1489 Zenkoku Shonen-Gakari Saiban-Kan-Kai Kyogi-Roku, Katei Saiban Shiryo Dai 16 

Go, January 1951

1490 Amerika Niokeru Shiho No Jitsujo, May 1950

1490 Chudai, Hyoron, Vol. 1 & 2, November-December 1949

1490 Gaisan Yokyu Jiko Betsu Setsumei-Sho, 1950, Sono 2

1490 Hogaku Shimpo, Vol. 54-56, September-September 1949

1490 Kazoku-Ho Kowa: Atarashi Kazoku Seikatsu To Kazoku-Ho, June 1950

1490 Kokka Gyosei Soshiki-Ho Kankei Horei-Shu, June 1949

1490 Minji Keiji Katei Jiken Ichiran-Hyo, January-December 1949

1490 Saishin Hanrei To Horei, 1949

1490 Sangi-In Yoran (Ko), March 1948

1490 Shin Keiso Unei Jokyo Chosa Shiryo

1490 Sosa Hikkei

1490 Taiwan-Jin Ni Kansuru Hoken Mondai, Shogai Shiryo Dai 7 Go, May 1950

1490 Tokubetsu Toshi Keikaku Kankei Hoki-Shu, November 1946

1491 Daitoshi Gyosei Chosa Iinkai Daiichiji Hokokusho, March 1950

1491 Horitu Bunka (Kazoku Seido no Kento), Vol. 4, No. 3 & 4 (Gappei-Go), April 1949

1491 Horitu Jiho, March 1950-April 1951

1491 Horitu Times, Vol. 4, No. 2, February 1950

1491 Hoso, No. 27 & No. 29, March 1951, June 1951

1491 Jinjiin Kisoku Shu, January-December 1949

1491 Kaijo Hoan Choho, April 1948

1491 Keiji Sosho Ho o Kaisei suru Horitu An, May 1948

1491 Keisei, July-September 1951

1491 Kihonteki Jinken ni Tsuite, May 1951

1491 Kokoro, Vol. 4, No. 1 & No. 3, January 1951, March 1951

1491 Minji Shushu Kiroku, Dai 51 Go, October 1950

1491 Nippon Bengoshi Meibo, January 1950

1491 Onkyu Ho Kankei Horei Shu, November 1951

1491 Shiho Kankei Horitu Shu, December 1949

1491 Taira, Matsukawa and Mitaka Jiken no Kohan Keika Gaiyo, February 1950

1492 Jiyu To Seigi, Vol. 1 No. 9-Vol. 2 No. 11, September 1950-November 1951

1492 Nihon Bengoshi Rengokai Kaishi, February-May 1950

1492 Zaisei, June 1937-August 1938

1493 Jiyu To Seigi, Vol. 2 No. 12, Vol. 3 No. 1, December 1951-January 1952

1493 Katei Saiban Geppo, Nos. 8, 10-11, October-December 1950

1493 Saiban-Sho Jiho, Nos. 1-11, 13-18, January-September 1948

Miscellaneous File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1319) 

Boxes 1518-1530 location: 290/12/10/03

Box Subject

1518 Alphabetical Index to All Japanese Diet Laws from 1946 through 1951

1518 Battle Act, 1951 - Mutual Defence Assistance Control Act of 1951

1518 Cabinet Orders - #324 & #325, 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1319: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 917

Box Subject

1518 Claims - Gray, 1952

1518 Closing of New York SCAP Office, June 1951

1518 Contraband File, June 1947-September 1951

1518 Disposition of Records, May-November 1951

1518 Hague Conference on International Civil Law - Netherlands 1951

1518 Hague Conference on International Civil Law (Netherlands)

1518 Korean File, May 1946-November 1951

1518 Military Occupation Court Approved Authority, June 1951-January 1952

1518 Occupation Court Prisoners After Treaty, March 1951-April 1952

1518 Occupation Court Statistics for Washington

1518 Occupation Court Statistics, May 1949-March 1950

1518 Peace Treaty & Allied Papers, March-September 1951

1518 Pending File, December 1945-January 1952

1518 Problems Between Treaty and Occupation End, July 1951-November 1951

1518 Procurement on Demand Property

1518 Record of Conferences, March-April 1952

1518 Salte – 53

1518 SCAPIN 2127 and 2127/1, 1950

1518 Staff Memo, 56 - SCAJAP Ships, SCAPIN 2131 - Accounting - Claims, etc., Nov. 

1950

1518 Standard Oil

1518 Text of Proposed Peace Treaty

1518 Various Headquarters on Detention and Confinement of United Nations Nationals, 

December 1950-December 1951

1518 Weekly Summary, 1949-1952 (4 folders)

1519 Case Statistics - by Command & by Nationality, 1950-1951

1519 Concerning the Attorney-General’s Office Library, the Branch of the National Diet 

Library, August 1948

1519 Current Matters, May 1950-January 1952

1519 Documents Prepared at Casa, Presidio of Monterey, for Pre-Surrender and PostSurrender Situation

1519 Field Trip, September-October 1947

1519 Judge Advocates Conference, October 1949

1519 Lecture Schedule, May 1947-April 1949

1519 Legal Materials from USA, August 1948

1519 List of Bills Received from GS, August 1951-April 1952

1519 Military Correspondence, March 1949-April 1952

1519 Miscellaneous, May 1949-August 1951

1519 No Title, January 1948-June 1950

1519 Organization and Function Charts - 1948 and 1949

1519 Policy, August 1945-February 1948

1519 Proposed - Rev. Memo - 6, February 1945-January 1952

1519 Reference List of the Allied Council for Japan, Accredited Diplomatic Missions and 

Diplomatic Section of GHQ, SCAP (Key Personnel Only), December 1950

1519 Sargasso II, November 1950-January 1952

1519 SOCMIE

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1319: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 918

Box Subject

1519 Sugamo Court of Japanese Mission, October 1949-November 1950

1519 Travel to U.S. by National Leaders, April 1951

1520 Amendments

1520 Kyoshu-Yo Dokyumentari Eiga (Nihon Kensatsu-Kan Shido Kunren No Tameno 

Mono), Sono 1

1520 Misc., October 1948-May 1950

1520 Narrative, February 1950

1520 Newspaper Clippings, April-August 1947

1520 No Title, April 1949

1520 No Title, August 1946-December 1948

1520 Prisoner of War Camps in Areas

1520 Progress of Cases

1520 Questionnaire, January 1946-August 1948

1520 Reference List of the Allied Council for Japan, Accredited Diplomatic Missions and 

Diplomatic Section of General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied 

Powers (Key Personnel Only), September 1950

1520 Restituted Property

1520 SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, Vol. VI, SCAPIN-501 thru 

SCAPIN-600

1520 Shoup Mission Supplemental Memoranda, September 1950

1520 Standard Operating Procedure

1521 Amendment to Authority of Attorney General

1521 Case: Tokyo Chinese Association

1521 CIE Survey Series: The Purchase of Zaibatsu Stock, and Appraisal of Public 

Interest, August 1949

1521 Delivery Orders on Books to be Received, January 1946-June 1951

1521 Disappearance of Robert Bossert, Swiss Diplomat, June 1942-May 1952

1521 Disappearance of Robert Bossert, Swiss Diplomat, Vol. I, May 1942-June 1951

1521 Disappearance of Robert Bossert, Swiss Diplomat, Vol. II, September 1947-May 

1949

1521 Glossary of Legal Terms

1521 Inventories, Law Library, Legal Section, December 1948-February 1950

1521 Kurt Becker, Personal, November 1948-April 1951

1521 Later Process of Trial, 1952

1521 Law Book Inventory, Defense, January 1948-May 1948

1521 Law of Evidence, Outline of

1521 Library, July 1948-April 1952

1521 Miscellaneous Reports, July 1948-February 1950

1521 Processing

1521 Purchase Orders and Receiving Reports (Books Only), January 1950-February 

1952

1521 Redress Law 1947

1521 Reforms, Oppler File

1521 Report of Investigation of Kodama, Yoshio, Ex-Class “A” Suspect, June-October 

1948

1521 Report: Narcotics Cases in Tokyo District Court, February 1952

1521 Shipping Documents of Books Received, December 1947-February 1952

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1319: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 919

Box Subject

1521 Shipping Tickets, February 1950-January 1952

1521 The Criminal Code of Japan

1521 The Lawyer’s Law - Draft, May 1949

1521 Unidentified Looted Property

1522 Case Progress Reports (Miscellaneous), October 1950

1522 Check Sheets - Received from GS on Which Separate Check Notes Were Sent in 

Reply (July 1950)

1522 Chemicals, September 1949-May 1950

1522 Daily Activities Reports and Weekly Work Summaries (1949-1950)

1522 Exchange of Persons Program for Japan (1949-1952)

1522 GARIOA [Government Appropriation for Relief in Occupied Areas]

1522 History and Information, July 1947-December 1948

1522 Library (Miscellaneous), November 1945-April 1951

1522 Old Case of Criminal Procedure

1522 Ordinance, Osaka, etc., February 1946-July 1950

1522 Re: Acquisition of Books, January 1948-September 1948

1522 Speech File, July 1948-November 1948

1522 Supreme Court, April 1947-August 1951

1523 Arraignment and Pleas

1523 Bail

1523 Exchange of Persons Program for Japan (Work Folder)

1523 GARIOA [Government Appropriation for Relief in Occupied Areas] Project 117

1523 GARIOA [Government Appropriation for Relief in Occupied Areas] Projects 187, 

189, and 190

1523 Grand Jury System

1523 Internal Procedure of U.S. Supreme Court and State Supreme Courts

1523 Judicial Process & Police Power Plan, July-August 1949

1523 Judicial Review of Constitutionality of Legislation and Administrative Acts

1523 Miscellaneous

1523 Notes on Arraignment and Pleas

1523 Personal History and Background Information for Japanese Participants in GARIOA 

1523 Probation

1523 Problems Involved in Trials of Numerous Accused

1523 Publications of Court Opinions and Other Research Material

1523 Trial Jury System

1523 Writ of Certiorari (Opinions and Topics)

1524 Administration of Justice – Miscellaneous

1524 Appendix Material

1524 Background and General Remarks

1524 Changes of Important Laws re Judiciary and Legal Affairs

1524 Civil Liberties - Intelligence Research Report

1524 Communism (Reese), May 1946-August 1951

1524 Communist Activities - Dismissal of Subversives, February 1949-August 1950

1524 Communist Party Clipping, etc.

1524 Fukuoka High Court - Judgement, August 1950-February 1952

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1319: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 920

Box Subject

1524 Imperial Ordinances (Purge), January 1947-March 1951

1524 Inquest of Prosecution - Action by Inquest, May 1949-September 1949

1524 Laws Not Included in Digest

1524 Legal Reform Monograph Outline

1524 Marine Court on Inquiry

1524 Miscellaneous (Secret, Confidential), July 1947-January 1952

1524 Mitaka Opinion, August 1950

1524 Monograph Revisions - Legal Administrations, 1950

1524 New Constitution - Transition - Validity of Orders

1524 New Constitution of Japan

1524 No Title

1524 Organization Charts, 1949

1524 Outlines - Legal Reform and Administration of Justice

1524 Reese File, June 1951-October 1951

1524 The Judicial and Legal System

1525 Amnesty

1525 Case Load in the Courts

1525 Civil Rights Bureau - Attorney Generals Office

1525 Civil Rights Commissioners, September 1948-June 1949

1525 Criminal Indemnity

1525 Habeas Corpus

1525 Legal Comments, October 1948-June 1950

1525 Legislation and Justice Division Organization and Personnel, October 1947-January 

1950

1525 Nationality – Nationality Law

1525 Newspaper Clippings, April 1950

1525 No Title, December 1950

1525 No Title, March 1950-April 1950

1525 Petition

1525 Publicity - Press, January 1950-April 1950

1525 Registration - Persons Who Lost Membership in Imperial Family

1525 State Redress

1525 Trial Technique in the Japanese Courts

1526 Administrative Duties, December 1947-July 1948

1526 Kyoto

1526 Law Books

1526 Legislative Committee

1526 Miscellaneous - Legal, November 1946-November 1949

1526 No Title

1526 No Title

1526 No Title, June 1949-January 1950

1526 No Title, November 1949-January 1950

1526 Old Information File

1526 Osaka – Kobe

1526 Project #7 & 8 - Back Ground Data

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1319: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 921

Box Subject

1526 Reform of Appeal System, May 1949-November 1950

1526 Time Tables

1527 Book Exchange

1527 Civil Liberties - Information Activities

1527 Civil Liberties (2 folders)

1527 Civil Liberties Bureau

1527 Civil Liberties Bureau

1527 Civil Liberties Bureau

1527 Civil Liberties Bureau – Cases

1527 Civil Liberties Bureau, June 1945-December 1950

1527 Civil Liberties Commissioners

1527 Civil Liberty League Japan, May 1947-December 1950

1527 Memorandum, August 1942-July 1948

1527 Miscellaneous - Re: Legal & Justice Division Work

1527 Miscellaneous - Staff Meetings, Lectures

1527 No Title, December 1950-May 1951

1528 Attorney General File

1528 Charts - Japanese Ultra-Nationalistic Organizations

1528 Equity

1528 Hirano Rikizo Case

1528 Legal Comments & Statistics, October 1948-September 1950

1528 Managing the Business of the Courts

1528 Miscellaneous

1528 Notes on Arraignment and Pleas

1528 Organization of U.S. Department of Justice and of Offices of Attorney General

1528 Outline of Federal Judicial System

1528 Project #187 - History & Background

1528 Project #189 & #190 - History & Background, February 1951

1528 Purge Violation & Bribery

1528 Retrial of War Criminals Procedures

1528 Ryukyus, October 1950-November 1950

1528 War Crimes Cases Summarized, December 1941-November 1945

1528 Writ of Certiorari as a Medium of Review by the U.S. Supreme Court

1529 Cabinet Orders, September 1948-April 1950

1529 Constitution of Japan - Information, April 1946

1529 Criminal Law Information

1529 Foreign Lawyers

1529 Government, Legislation & Justice Sections Personnel, etc., February 1946-Dec. 

1949

1529 Immigration, September 1950-October 1951

1529 Japanese Government Organization, July 1948-January 1950

1529 Japanese Nationality, May 1946

1529 Legal Opinion, February-November 1949

1529 Miscellaneous, August 1948-January 1949

1529 Miscellaneous, October 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1319: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 922

Box Subject

1529 Organization of Attorney General’s Office, October 1947

1529 Organization Report, May-October 1947

1529 Osaka Injunction, November 1949

1529 Press Analysis, January 1947-March 1948

1529 Press Conferences - Government Section, April 1946-February 1948

1529 Public Trials, March 1950-April 1950

1529 Purge Orders, January 1947

1529 SCAPIN, November 1949

1529 Staff Meetings, January-June 1950

1529 The Judicial & Legal System

1529 The National Diet, May 1947-March 1950

1529 Travel Orders, July 1947-January 1949

1530 Daily Contacts - Alfred C. Oppler (Chief Legislation & Justice Division), June 1948

1530 Fields, January 1950

1530 Hand Book and Laws for Japanese Diet Election, December 1948-July 1950

1530 Japanese Legislation, June 1941-July 1947

1530 Judge Advocates Conference, October 1949

1530 Mission and Accomplishments of the Occupation in the Civil Information and 

Education

1530 Murder Cases (Teigin Case)

1530 No Title

1530 No Title, March-April 1950

1530 Placard Case, June 1946-June 1948

1530 Powdermaker File (Dr. Florence Powdermaker), July 1948-February 1949

1530 The Diet, February-May 1947

Japanese Government Miscellaneous File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1301)

Boxes 1452-1454 location: 290/12/05/05

Box Subject

1452 Bankruptcy Act, April 1922

1452 Internal Revenue Code, December 1948

1452 Japan’s Rights & Position in Manchuria

1452 No Title, May 1936-June 1946

1452 The Articles of Incorporation of the Japanese Companies, April 1937-May 1944

1452 The Code of Civil Procedure

1452 The Constitution of Japan

1453 “Labor Legislations,” December 1949

1453 CLO 1157 (Japanese Only), February 1940-March 1944

1453 CLO 1254 (Japanese Only), September 1938-March 1945

1453 CLO 1345 (Japanese Only), December 1941-January 1945

1453 CLO 220 (Japanese Only), December 1939-October 1945

1453 Law for Partial Amendment of Commercial Code (Draft)

1453 Publications on Japanese Laws

1453 Report on Japanese Taxation by the Shoup Mission, Vol. I, September 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1301: Japanese Government Miscellaneous File, 1946-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 923

Box Subject

1454 CLO 1316 (Japanese Only)

1454 Gyosei Jiken Sosho Nenkan

1454 Japanese Corporate Reorganization, August 1949-February 1951

1454 Japanese Corporate Tax Cases, January 1948

1454 Miscellaneous File – Tax Cases

1454 No Title

1454 No Title

1454 Shipping Cases - MacArthur Line, April 1951-May 1951

Year Books 1939-1944 (0331-UD-1308)

Box 1471 location: 290/12/08/02

Box Subject

1471 The Japan Year Book 1939-40

1471 The Japan Year Book 1941-42

1471 The Orient Year Book 1942

1471 The Japan Year Book 1943-44

Laws, Orders, and Documents of Japan 1944-1951 (0331-UD-1309)

Box 1472 location: 290/12/08/02

Box Subject

1472 Associate Laws, Orders & Ordinances of Anti-Monopoly Law

1472 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries, Nos. 328-330, 332

1472 The Articles of War as Amended by the Selective Service Act of 1948 (Public Law 

759, 80th Congress, 24 June 1948.

1472 Building Standard Bill

1472 The Commercial Code of Japan as Amended in 1938

1472 The Criminal Code of Japan

1472 The Local Autonomy Law

1472 Official Gazette

1472 Recommendation Concerning Redistribution of Administrative Affairs, December 

1950

1472 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan

General Alphabetical File 1946-1952 (0331-UD-1316) 

Boxes 1494-1499 location: 290/12/09/02

Box Subject

1494 Index to General Files

1494 Cabinet - Organization (February 1947-December 1950)

1495 Daily Activities Reports, January-December 1951

1495 Far Eastern Commission Directives to SCAP, June 1948-October 1951

1495 Forced Labor, September 1911-June 1949

1496 Illegal Transactions, September 1945-January 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1316: General Alphabetical File, 1946-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 924

Box Subject

1496 International Law

1496 Investigative Agencies, September-October 1947

1496 Information File

1497 Law Library, September 1950

1497 Monthly Report, October 1947-January 1950

1497 Narcotic Control Agents

1497 Occupation Claims

1497 Official Gazettes, March 1949

1497 Oyabun-Kobun System

1497 Okinawan Property

1497 Organization of Government of Japan, October 1949

1497 Patents & Trademarks, October 1948-March 1949

1497 Payment - Stolen Articles

1497 Pending Matters - Weekly Reports, October 1948-February 1949

1497 Petition, 1951

1497 Petition, January 1952 –

1498 Petitions, Vols. I-III, June 1949-December 1950 (3 folders)

1498 Policy File, October 1947-July 1949

1498 Possession Defined

1498 Press Conferences, August 1947-May 1949

1498 Press Translations & Summaries/Clippings

1498 Promulgation of Official Documents, June-July 1947

1498 Property Laws, October 1946-June 1948

1498 Publications, July 1946-February 1949

1498 Quarterly Review - Legal Section, June 1949-January 1950

1498 Regular Staff Meetings, January 1950-June 1951

1498 Red Cross, August 1946-February 1948

1498 Repatriation - Japan to Mandated Islands, May 1947, July 1947

1498 Ryukyu, April 1950-February 1951

1499 Responsibilities of SCAP for Which Legal Section Exercises Staff Responsibility, April 

1951

1499 SCAPIN (Miscellaneous)

1499 SCAP Directives - Interpretation by Japanese Government, Sept. 1945-February 

1948

1499 Expediting of Trials, July 1950-June 1951

1499 Trial of Allied Nationals, June-November 1950

1499 War Criminals, May 1947-December 1948

1499 Weekly Work Summary - Law Division, February 1947-February 1952

Chronological and Daily File 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1317)

Boxes 1500-1502 location: 290/12/09/04

Box Subject

1500 Activity Reports, January-November 1950 (2 folders)

1500 Chronological File, 1946-1950 (12 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Legislation and Justice Division — Entry 1317: Chronological and Daily File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 925

Box Subject

1500 Cross Index to 1950 & 1951 Chronological File

1500 Daily Activity Reports, November-December 1950

1500 Weekly Activity Reports, January-December 1951

1501 Case File, January 1950-April 1952

1501 Chronological File, 1950, 1951 (2 folders)

1501 Court Information, October 1949-February 1950

1501 Daily Activity Reports, July 1948-December 1949 (3 folders)

1501 Index (Completed Legislation), Alphabetical

1501 Law - Chronological File, January-July 1950

1501 Weekly Summary, Weekly Work Summary, February-December 1950

1502 1949 vs 1950 Budgets

1502 1950 Budget Justification

1502 1950 Budget, Attorney General’s Office, August-October 1949

1502 Court Sites, August-November 1949

1502 Lawyers/Law Comments & Proposals for Revisions, June 1948-April 1949

1502 Miscellaneous, July-October 1948

1502 Particular Cases Reports, March-October 1949

1502 Progress on Trials, Imperial Ordinance #1, April-August 1950

1502 Showa Denko Case

1502 Supreme Court – Budget, December 1947-March 1948

1502 Supreme Court: Buildings, Official Residence, June 1947-February 1949

Prosecution Division

Clemency Petition File 1947-1948 (0331-UD-1320)

Boxes 1531-1551 location: 290/12/11/01

Box Subject

1531-1539 Clemency Petitions in the Case of U.S. vs Kajuro Aihara (Case Docket No. 290)

1539-1541 Clemency Petitions in the Case of U.S. vs Kajuro Aihara, et 31 (Case Docket 

No. 288)

1542-1548 Clemency Petitions in the Case of U.S. vs Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Case Docket 

No. 258)

1549 Clemency Petition in the Case of U.S. vs Kajuro Aihara, et at. – Additional

1549 Clemency Petitions in the Case of U.S. vs Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Case Docket 

No. 258)

1550 Clemency Petitions in the Case of U.S. vs Kajuro Aihara (Case Docket No. 290)

1551 Alphabetical List of Perpetrators & SOP

1551 Copper Metallurgy in Japan

1551 Dawson-Grove, Anthony Warren

1551 Detention of Foreign Nationals

1551 Labor Developments in Japan during 1950

1551 Miscellaneous Memos

1551 Newspaper Correspondence

1551 No Title

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1320: Clemency Petition File, 1947-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 926

Box Subject

1551 No Title

1551 No Title

1551 Operations Instructions Number 10, GHQ/SCAP, United Nations Command 

and Far East Command

1551 Pacific Command and U.S. Pacific Fleet Military Commission Order Nos. 11, 

45-48

1551 Periodic Report (September and October 1945)

1551 Plane Crash on or Near Kai Island

1551 Report of the Military Government Section, General Headquarters, U.S. Army 

Forces, Pacific, Covering the Period 5 August to 2 October 1945 Inclusive

1551 Sakuma, Hidechika

1551 SCAPIN 7503-A

1551 SCAPIN 7506-A

1551 SCAPIN 7507-A

1551 Sources of Iron Ore in Asia

1551 The Budget of Japan

1551 U.S. vs Michinori Nakamura, et al.

1551 U.S. vs. Kingoro Fukuda (Case Docket No. 74)

1551 War Crimes Conferences, Criminals, etc.

U.S. vs. Japanese War Criminals Case Files 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1321)

Boxes 1552-1662 location: 290/12/12/01

Box 1552

Shigeo Akamatsu

Shigeo Akamatsu - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Shigeru Aona

Shigeru Aona - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Isao Fukuhara

Isao Fukuhara - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Chotaro Furushima - Petitions

Chotaro Furushima - Vol. I (Record of Trial) Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takuma Higashiji

Takuma Higashiji, aliases Higashi, Tadeo, Tadeo Higase, Segasi - Public Trial (Preliminary 

Documents and Pleadings)

Takuma Higashiji - Public Trial (Exhibits)

Takuma Higashiji - Vol. I (Arraignment)

Takuma Higashiji - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Hiroji Honda - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Kiyomi Imai

Kiyomi Imai - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Box 1553

Kaichi Hirate - Vol. II

Kaichi Hirate - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 927

Kitaro Ishida - Kitaro Ishida - Kaichi Hirate - Vol. I, Parts 1-2

Kitaro Ishida - Vol. I (Record of Trial), Vol. II (Exhibits), Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Nubuo Kanayama, Kiyoichi Mori, Tsuyoshi Sakai

Nubuo Kanayama, Kiyoichi Mori, Tsuyoshi Sakai - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Nubuo Kanayama, et al., - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Nobuyoshi Kasahara, Sohei Katsura - Vols. I-III (Public Trial)

Ryunosuke Kimura, Tsunesuke Tsuda, Takeichi Omoi, Yoshinari Minemoto, Tokuichi Ichiba, 

Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Ryunosuke Kimura - Vol. II (Exhibits), Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Ryunosuke Kimura et al.

Shoichi Kobayashi

Shoichi Kobayashi - Exhibits

Shoichi Kobayashi, Tosimitsu Miyagi - Vol. I (Public Trial)

Shoichi Kobayashi - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Miyoroku Okada - Vols. I-II (Record of Trial) (2 folders)

Isamu Morimoto, Kesataro Tsuruyama, Seijiro Sakai, Isamu Mori, Kikusaburo Saito, Takeo 

Kawai, Masashige Wada - Vol. I (Public Trial)

Isamu Morimoto, et al. - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Isamu Morimoto, et al. - Arraignment Proceedings

Box 1554

Isamu Morimoto, Kesataro Tsuruyama, Seijiro Sakai, Isamu Mori, Kikusaburo Saito, Takeo 

Kawai, Masashige Wada

Isamu Morimoto, et al. - Vols. III-XII (Public Trial)

Isamu Morimoto, et al. - Exhibits, Public Trial

Shinichi Motoyashiki

Shinichi Motoyashiki - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Kagajiro Mukai

Kagajiro Mukai - Vol. I (Arraignment)

Kagajiro Mukai - Vols. II-III (Public Trial)

Asao Namiki

Shigemaru Odeshi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) & Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Seiichi Ohta

Seiichi Ohta - Vol. I (Arraignment Proceedings)

Seiichi Ohta - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Seiichi Ohta - Exhibits, Public Trial

Masao Tachibana, Asao Namiki, Motoji Kataoka, FNU Akiyama - Vol. I (Arraignment)

Masao Tachibana, Asao Namiki - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Masao Tachibana, Asao Namiki - Exhibits, Public Trial

Box 1555

Wakita Osamu, Kiyonobu Nakabayashi, Yoshiharu Hirano, Tetsu Kamemoto, Kiyoshi Nagata, 

Akira Nakashima, Masumi Sakesegawa, Yoshisuki Suzuki, Shigekazu Hujiyama, Bangoro 

Goto, Fusakichi Otani, Hikojiro Inoue, Masaki Kawachi, Hikotaro Tajima

Takeji Ozawa - Public Trial Vols. I-VI

Takeji Ozawa - Public Trial (Exhibits)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 928

Takeji Ozawa - Review

Yaichi Rikitake

Yaichi Rikitake - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Yaichi Rikitake - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Zenzo Saito - Review

Zenzo Saito - Arraignment (Vol. I)

Zenzo Saito - Public Trial Vols. II-VI

Zenzo Saito - Public Trial (Exhibits)

Motoichi Sakagami, Shunsaku Kato, Naraichi Chihara and Teruo Ono

Motoichi Sakagami - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Toneo Shirakura, Yoshiaki Sumitani and Munemitsu Ogino

Toneo Shirakura, Yoshiaki Sumitani and Munemitsu Ogino - Arraignment (Vol. I)

Toneo Shirakura, Yoshiaki Sumitani and Munemitsu Ogino - Arraignment & Public Trial (Vol. I)

Toneo Shirakura, Yoshiaki Sumitani and Munemitsu Ogino - Public Trial (Vol. II)

Toneo Shirakura, Yoshiaki Sumitani and Munemitsu Ogino - Public Trial (Vol. III)

Hikotaro Tajima, Tetsu Kamemoto, Akira Nakashima (Nakajima), Masao Suzuki, Kiyonobu 

Nakabayashi, Masumi Sakasegawa, Yoshisuke Suzuki, Zenichi Nishida, Yoshiharu 

Hirano, Shigekazu Hujiyama (Fujiyama), Kiyoshi Nagata, Bangoro Goto, Masaki 

Kawachi, Osamu Wakita, Fusakichi Otani, Hikojiro Inoue and Satoshi Hori - Arraignment 

Proceeding (Vol. I)

Hikotaro Tajima, et al., Vols. II-V

Hikotaro Tajima, et al. - Public Trial (Exhibits)

Box 1556

Hikotaro Tajima, Tetsu Kamemoto, Akira Nakashima (Nakajima), Kiyonobu Nakabayashi, 

Masumi Sakasegawa, Yoshisuke Suzuki, Yoshiharu Hirano, Shigekazu Hujiyama 

(Fujiyama), Kiyoshi Nagata, Bangoro Goto, Masaki Kawachi, Osamu Wakita, Fusakichi 

Otani, Hikojiro Inoue - Vol. VI (Public Trial)

Hikotaro Tajima, et al. - Vols. VII-XIV (Public Trial)

Takeshi Tohei - Review

Takeshi Tohei - Vol. I (Arraignment)

Takeshi Tohei - Vols. II-XI (Public Trial)

Takeshi Tohei - Exhibits, Public Trial

Katsunori Tamura

Katsunori Tamura, Tatsuzo Shimazu, Sadatsuga Saito, Vol. I & II

Fusao Toyama - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Fusao Toyama - Vol. II (Exhibits Appended)

Fusao Toyama - Vol. III (Record of Trial)

Tsunao Toyonaga

Box 1557

Yuhichi Sakamoto

Yuhichi Sakamoto - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Yuhichi Sakamoto - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial) 

Tsunao Toyonaga - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tsunao Toyonaga - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 929

Tsunao Toyonaga - Exhibit Volume

Tatsuo Tshuchiya

Tatsuo Tshuchiya - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Tatsuo Tshuchiya - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Mitsugu Ueda

Mitsugu Ueda - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Mitsugu Ueda - Vols. II-III (Public Trial)

Mitsugu Ueda - Vol. IV (Prosecution’s Exhibits)

Makato Yoshioka

Makato Yoshioka, Fukumori Okada, Mikio Kai, Takeji Wada, Shichiro Inoue, Akiro Sato, Heiji 

Watanabe and Chikaichi Ota - Vol. I (Arraignment Proceedings)

Makato Yoshioka, Fukumori Okuda, Mikio Kai, Takeji Wada, Shichiro Inoue - Vol. II (Public 

Trial)

Makato Yoshioka, et al., Vols. III-V (Public Trial)

Makato Yoshioka, et al. - Exhibits, Public Trial

Kei Yuri - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Kei Yuri - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Box 1558

Masatoshi Fujishige

Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Vol. I (Arraignment 

& Public Trial)

Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Vols. II-XV (Public 

Trial)

Tetsuo Naito

Tetsuo Naito - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tetsuo Naito - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Kunimitsu Yamauchi

Kunimitsu Yamauchi - Vol. I (Record of Trial), Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial), and Vol. 

III (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Box 1559

Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Vol. XVI (Public 

Trial)

Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Defense Exhibit 

Volume, Public Trial

Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Prosecution Exhibit 

Volume, Public Trial

Masanori Sugimoto

Masanori Sugimoto, Masayoshi Murata, Masashi Masuyama, Yukio Kawano, Hisao Kawabe, 

Wataru Abe - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Masanori Sugimoto, et al. - Vols. II-III (Public Trial)

Chikanori Tabuo

Chikanori Tabuo - Vol. I (Arraignment & Public Trial)

Chikanori Tabuo - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 930

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Copy of Personal Diary of Lt. Col. Roy L. Bodine, Jr.

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Box 1560

Shiyoku Kou (Koh Ko) - Vols. V-XV (Public Trial)

Masaki Mabuchi

Masaki Mabuchi - Vol. II (Exhibits)

No Title

Yasutake Sakakibara

Yasutake Sakakibara - Vol. I & Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Mitsuji Tanaka, Kyuemon Ito and Hiroshi Wakamori - Vol. I (Arraignment & Public Trial)

Mitsuji Tanaka, Kyuemon Ito and Hiroshi Wakamori - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Mitsuji Tanaka, Kyuemon Ito and Hiroshi Wakamori - (Review)

Akiyoshi Tsujino

Akiyoshi Tsujino - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Akiyoshi Tsujino - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Akiyoshi Tsujino - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tomio Yamada

Tomio Yamada - Vol. I & Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Tomio Yamada - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Box 1561

Shoichiro Aoki - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Yoshiyuki Ikeda - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Hajime Kakuta - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Unosuke Mantani - Vol. I (Record of Trial), Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial), and Vol. III 

(Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Seizo Nagakura

Seizo Nagakura - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Satoru Ono - Review

Satoru Ono - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Satoru Ono - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Tsutomu Shiba - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Tsutomu Shiba - Vol. II (Exhibits Appended)

Ryoichi Shimode

Ryoichi Shimode - Vol. I (Record of Trial), Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial) and Vol. III 

(Clemency Papers)

Kin Ryu Rin - Review

Kin Ryu Rin - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Kin Ryu Rin - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Mariano Uyeki

Mariano Uyeki, alias Sekimasa Uyeki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Mariano Uyeki, alias Sekimasa Uyeki - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Mariano Uyeki, alias Sekimasa Uyeki - Public Trial (Exhibits)

Mariano Uyeki, alias Sekimasa Uyeki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 931

Mariano Uyeki, alias Sekimasa Uyeki - Vols. II-III (Public Trial)

Mariano Uyeki, alias Sekimasa Uyeki - Review

Yoshika Yagi

Box 1562

Michiharu Ishige, Shoogo Kondo, Kyogzo Yumita - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Michiharu Ishige, Shoogo Kondo, Kyogzo Yumita - Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Michiharu Ishige - Vol. III (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Michiharu Ishige, Shoogo Kondo, Kyogzo Yumita

Harumichi Nogi, Kiyosato Yoshizaki

Harumichi Nogi, Kiyosato Yoshizaki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Harumichi Nogi, Kiyosato Yoshizaki - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Jyunji Sasaki

Jyunji Sasaki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Jyunji Sasaki - Vols. II-V (Public Trial)

Hiroshi Takeuchi

Hiroshi Takeuchi

Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Takeuchi - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Takeuchi - Vol. III (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Toshiro Takizawa

Toshiro Takizawa - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Toshiro Takizawa - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Mikio Taneichi, Yuzo Sakata, Taichi Yamada, Bunji Kanto - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public 

Trial)

Mikio Taneichi, Yuzo Sakata, Taichi Yamada, Bunji Kanto - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Mikio Taneichi, Yuzo Sakata, Taichi Yamada, Bunji Kanto - Review

Box 1563

Takeshi Kono - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Takeshi Kono - Vols. II-XII (Public Trial)

Koe Mikami

Koe Mikami, Hitoshi Yoshinaga, Ikuo Sawasaki, Nobuo Okumura, Kimio Yokoyama, Shizuo 

Kinoshita, Tadao Ikuno, Shigeo Okazaki, alias Okasaki, Yasunori Tsuboi, Takuzo 

Nishimura, Yasuharu Maetaka, alias Naetaka, Kenyo Ohara, Masato Ogawa - Vol. I 

(Arraignment and Public Trial)

Koe Mikami, et al. - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Box 1564

Genji Mineno

Genji Mineno - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Genji Mineno - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Noriyuki Otsuka and Tadataka Kuwano - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Noriyuki Otsuka and Tadataka Kuwano - Vols. II-V (Public Trial)

Bunji Unai

Bunji Unai - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

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Bunji Unai - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Tadashi Yoshida

Tadashi Yoshida, Isamu Mori, Toshio Nozaki, Shigenobu Kushibiki, Shimpei Watanabe, 

Hisashi Tanaka, Iwao Ishisaka, Suteo Koide

Tadashi Yoshida, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tadashi Yoshida, et al. - Vols. II-V (Public Trial)

Tadashi Yoshida, et al. - Vol. VI (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tadashi Yoshida, et al. - Vol. VII (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tadashi Yoshida, et al. - Vols. VIII-X (Public Trial)

Box 1565

Toranoshin Akamatsu

Toranoshin Akamatsu - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Toranoshin Akamatsu - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshimi Kumai

Toshimi Kumai - Review

Toshimi Kumai - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Toshimi Kumai - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Isojiro Okazaki

Ryoichi Tozuka

Ryoichi Tozuka - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Ryoichi Tozuka - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Tokizo Makita

Tokizo Makita, Hisaki Itai - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tokizo Makita, Hisaki Itai - Vols. II-IX (Public Trial)

Tokujiro Yoshida

Tokujiro Yoshida - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tokujiro Yoshida - Vols. II-III (Public Trial)

Box 1566

Tatsuo Abe - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Hajime Fujii

Hajime Fujii - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Hajime Fujii - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Takeo Fukunaga

Takeo Fukunaga - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Takeo Fukunaga - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Yasushi Kimura

Tomizo Hirakawa

Tomizo Hirakawa, Shiro Kajiyama - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tomizo Hirakawa, Shiro Kajiyama - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Jiro Motoki

Jiro Motoki - Review

Jiro Motoki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Jiro Motoki - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Fusataro Shin

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Fusataro Shin - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Fusataro Shin - Vols. II-III (Public Trial)

Box 1567

Chiyomi Toyota - Review

Chiyomi Toyota - Vol. I (Arraignment)

Chiyomi Toyota - Vols. II-X (Public Trial)

Minoru Kato and Others

Minoru Kato, Sadamu Sakamoto, Tadashi Sue, Satsuki Goto, Torao Hirakawa, Kiyoshi Kamei 

- Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Minoru Kato, Tadashi Sue, Torao Hirakawa and Kiyoshi Kamei - Vols. II-IX (Public Trial)

Iwao Kawasaki

Iwao Kawasaki - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Iwao Kawasaki - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Yoshiaki Nakada

Yoshiaki Nakada - Review

Yoshiaki Nakada - Vol. I (Arraignment & Public Trial)

Yoshiaki Nakada - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Box 1568

Masafuji Hamamoto

Masafuji Hamamoto - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Masafuji Hamamoto - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Yoshio Kameoka

Yoshio Kameoka - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Yoshio Kameoka - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Morio Matsuzaki

Morio Matsuzaki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Toyozo Morita

Toyozo Morita - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial), Vol. II and Vol. III (Public Trial)

Toyozo Morita - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial), Vol. II and Vol. III (Public Trial)

Toyozo Morita - Vol. IV, Vol. V, Vol. VI, Vol. VII, Vol. VIII (Public Trial)

Toyozo Morita -Exhibits

Toyozo Morita - Exhibits

Sentaro Yamaguchi, Kiyoto Tasuki, Koziro Tsuda, Isaburo Suguwara

Box 1569

Yoshimi Hidaka (alias Shigeyoshi Hidaka), Hideo Sawai, Kingo Yamamoto, Toshio 

Yamaguchi

Yoshimi Hidaka (alias Shigeyoshi Hidaka), Hideo Sawai, Kingo Yamamoto, Toshio 

Yamaguchi - Review

Yoshimi Hidaka (alias Shigeyoshi Hidaka), Hideo Sawai, Kingo Yamamoto, Toshio 

Yamaguchi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Yoshimi Hidaka (alias Shigeyoshi Hidaka), Hideo Sawai, Kingo Yamamoto, Toshio 

Yamaguchi - Vols. II-XIX (Public Trial)

Takeki Yamamoto, Hitoshi Mori, Masatomo Tokunaga, Choji Yamada, Hidenori Matsumoto, 

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Shinpei Yamashita

Takeki Yamamoto, et al. - Review

Takeki Yamamoto, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Takeki Yamamoto, et al. - Vols. II-VI (Public Trial)

Box 1570

Harushige Kawakami, Naozo Shimodaira

Harushige Kawakami, Naozo Shimodaira - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Harushige Kawakami, Naozo Shimodaira - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Harushige Kawakami, Naozo Shimodaira - Vol. III (Petition of Clemency)

Jiro Mizoguchi, Kiichi Kinoshita, Shigemasa Hirata, Takichi Katsuta, Kinzo Sanuki, Seiroku 

Yoshioka, Yoshitaka Aoki

Jiro Mizoguchi, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Jiro Mizoguchi, et al. - Vols. II-VI (Public Trial)

Seiichi Onishi

Seiichi Onishi, Hajime Kawahara, Tsugiharu Ogata - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Seiichi Onishi, Hajime Kawahara, Tsugiharu Ogata - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Sadao Watanabe, Eiji Asari, Toshio Takeshita, Shigeru Nishioka, Yoshimi Hirano

Sadao Watanabe, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Sadao Watanabe, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sadao Watanabe, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Takeki Yamamoto, Hitoshi Mori, Masatomo Tokunaga, Choji Yamada, Hidenori Matsumoto, 

Shinpei Yamashita - Vols. VII-XI (Public Trial)

Box 1571

Kiyoshi Nishikawa

Kiyoshi Nishikawa - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Kiyoshi Nishikawa - Vols. II-XIV (Public Trial)

Akira Takeshita

Akira Takeshita - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Akira Takeshita - Vols. II-XI (Public Trial)

Tadashi Watanabe

Tadashi Watanabe - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tadashi Watanabe - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Box 1572

Yuzuru Nakajima

Yuzuru Nakajima - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Yuzuru Nakajima - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Morikazu Ohsugi

Morikazu Ohsugi - Arraignment and Public Trial

Morikazu Ohsugi - Vols. II-XIV (Public Trial)

Tansaku Takahashi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tansaku Takahashi - Vols. II-XIII (Public Trial)

Tansaku Takahashi - Review

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Box 1573

Kuniichi Araki

Kuniichi Araki - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Kuniichi Araki - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kuniichi Araki - Vol. IIIa (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Kuniichi Araki - Vol. IIIb (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Masao Nanjo

Masao Nanjo (Review)

Masao Nanjo - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Masao Nanjo - Vols. II-XIX (Public Trial)

Morikazu Ohsugi - Vols. XV-XXII (Public Trial)

Box 1574

Uichi Ikegami

Uichi Ikegami - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Uichi Ikegami - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Uichi Ikegami - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Shuji Kawamori

Shuji Kawamori - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Shuji Kawamori - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Kanechi Kondo

Kanechi Kondo - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sadaaki Konishi

Sadaaki Konishi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Sadaaki Konishi - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Takeo Nakamura, Kiyoshige Katagiri, Kensuke Kanoda, Yasuzo Nakamura

Takeo Nakamura, Kiyoshige Katagiri, Kensuke Kanoda, Yasuzo Nakamura - Vols. I-IV 

(Public Trial)

Masao Nanjo - Vols. XX-XXIV (Public Trial)

Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba

Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Box 1575

Sadaaki Konishi - Vols. V-XVI (Public Trial)

Yukitsuna Tanaka, Yoshinori Hayashi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Yukitsuna Tanaka, Yoshinori Hayashi - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Teodoro Tatishi - Review

Teodoro Tatishi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Teodoro Tatishi - Vols. II-VI (Public Trial)

Minoru Toyama, Toyoaki Inagaki, Yoshiiyuki Nakamura

Minoru Toyama, Toyoaki Inagaki, Yoshiiyuki Nakamura - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Minoru Toyama, Toyoaki Inagaki, Yoshiiyuki Nakamura - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

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Box 1576

Naraji Nogi

Naraji Nogi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Naraji Nogi - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Masakazu Yamaguchi - Review

Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vols. II-XVII (Public Trial)

Box 1577

Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vols. XVIII-XLVI (Public Trial)

Box 1578

Shumpei Hagino, et al. - Review

Shumpei Hagino, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Shumpei Hagino, et al. - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Shoichi Kadomatsu

Shoichi Kadomatsu - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Shoichi Kadomatsu - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Shoichi Kadomatsu - Clemency Petitions & Papers

Kumao Tani

Kumao Tani - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Kumao Tani - Vols. II-III (Public Trial)

Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vols. XLVII-LV (Public Trial) Shumpei Hagino, Shinkichi Hosaka, 

Keiichi Kimura, Sakakatsu Kato, Ichiro Kobayashi, Rikizo Monma, Chiyokichi Susuki, 

Zenichiro Mogami, Shigeru Takahashi

Box 1579

Naoki Hamasaki

Naoki Hamasaki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Naoki Hamasaki - Vols. II-VII (Public Trial)

Yasuo Hirose, Masaru Takata

Yasuo Hirose, Masaru Takata - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Akira Nagahama

Akira Nagahama - Vol. I (Arraignment Proceedings)

Akira Nagahama - Vols. II-XII (Public Trial)

Box 1580

Takenosuke Gunji

Takenosuke Gunji - Vol. I, II, and III (Record of Trial)

Yasuo Hirose, Masaru Takata - Vols. II-VI (Public Trial)

Yasuo Hirose, Masaru Takata - Vol. VII (Arraignment)

Yasuo Hirose, Masaru Takata - Vols. VIII-X (Public Trial)

Michinori Nakamura, Kotaro Kamisuki, Rinji Sasakura, Koshin Ichijo, Fumiyuki Kazato, 

Shigeo Ichihashi, Kazuaki Okazaki

Michinori Nakamura, et al. - Review

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Yokio Ogo, Hidetada Tabata, Tokiyoshi Taga, Akeyoshi Okumura, Hiroyuki Eto, Tadashi 

Umemoto, Katsuyoshi Kishi, Tosheharu Hiroyama, Tedozi Nakamura, Keichiro Hamanaka

Yokio Ogo, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Yokio Ogo, et al. - Vols. II-IX (Public Trial)

Gosuke Taniguchi, Toshio Mitani, Yoshitaka Ogawa, Isokichi Yamamoto, Tooru Tanaka

Gosuke Taniguchi, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Gosuke Taniguchi, et al. - Vols. II-IX (Public Trial)

Gosuke Taniguchi, et al. - Review

Box 1581

Kazuo Danno - Vol. I-A (Record of Trial)

Kazuo Danno - Vol. I-B (Record of Trial)

Kazuo Danno - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Kazuo Fukami

Kazuo Fukami - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Takio Kaneko and Teshiharu Uchida

Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu Uchida - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu Uchida - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu Uchida - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Nobuo Yamamoto - Review

Nobuo Yamamoto - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Nobuo Yamamoto - Vols. II-VI (Public Trial)

Tetsutoshi Yanaru

Tetsutoshi Yanaru - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Tetsutoshi Yanaru - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Tetsutoshi Yanaru - Vol. III (Clemency Paper)

Box 1582

Toshitake Kojyo (Kojiro)

Toshitake Kojyo (Kojiro) - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Toshitake Kojyo (Kojiro) - Vols. II-V (Public Trial)

Masao Nichizawa, Takeichi Chisuwa, Hiroshi Kawamura, Yoshitami Yamada, Hasuaki Kambe, 

Shonusuke Shishido, Sukenobu Ikeda

Masao Nichizawa, et al.

Masao Nichizawa, et al. - Vol. I

Masao Nichizawa, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masao Nichizawa, et al. - Vol. III - Clemency Papers to Record of Trial

Masao Nichizawa, et al. - Vol. IV (Pleas & Motions to Record of Trial)

Box 1583

Kinsaku Kobayashi, Kinjiro Fuseda, Katsumi Imada, Yasuhisa Miyagi, Haruo Okuzono

Kinsaku Kobayashi, Kinjiro Fuseda, Katsumi Imada, Yasuhisa Miyagi, Haruo Okuzono - Vol. 

I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Kinsaku Kobayashi, Kinjiro Fuseda, Katsumi Imada, Yasuhisa Miyagi - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Satoshi Oie

Satoshi Oie

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Satoshi Oie - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Satoshi Oie - Vols. II-XXII (Public Trial)

Box 1584

Satoshi Oie - Vols. XXIII-LVIII (Public Trial) 

Box 1585

Masami Fujimoto

Masami Fujimoto - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Masami Fujimoto - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Hisamitsu Imamura, Toshiro Uchida (alias Toshihiro Uchida) Mitsumasu Yano, Sojiro 

Iwaoku, Tomiji Kamiyama, Kesao Masuda

Hisamitsu Imamura, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Hisamitsu Imamura, et al. - Vols. II-VIII (Public Trial)

Satoshi Oie - Vols. LIX-LXXIX (Public Trial)

Satoshi Oie - Review

Satoshi Oie - Opinion of the Board of Review

Box 1586

Hiroshi Ishiguro, Hidekitsu Tanakadate, Katsusaburo Komatsu - Review

Hiroshi Ishiguro, Hidekitsu Tanakadate, Katsusaburo Komatsu - Vol. I (Arraignment and 

Public Trial)

Hiroshi Ishiguro, Hidekitsu Tanakadate, Katsusaburo Komatsu - Vols. II-XIII (Public Trial)

Toneo Shirakura, Osamu Watanabe - Vol. I to Vol. XII (Public Trial)

Osamu Watanabe, Toneo Shirakura - Clemency File, Recommendations, Actions, FEC MCSs

Chinsaku Yuki

Chinsaku Yuki - Vol. I (Arraignment)

Chinsaku Yuki - Vols. II-VI (Public Trial)

Box 1587

Tetsuo Ando

Tetsuo Ando - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Masayoshi Kato

Masayoshi Kato - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Masayoshi Kato - Vol. III (Record of Trial)

Yukinaga Kimura

Yukinaga Kimura - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Saburo Mizukoshi

Saburo Mizukoshi, Hasanori Takahashi, Shosaburo Fujita, Kiyoshi Yui, Hikari Suzuki, 

Sadaharu Kobayashi, Chuta Sasazawa, Yoshio Nishikawa

Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Saburo Mizukoshi

Masanobu Narikawa

Masanobu Narikawa - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

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Masanobu Narikawa - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Koji Tsuda

Koji Tsuda - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Koji Tsuda - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1588

Sannojo Fujii

Sannojo Fujii - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Sannojo Fujii - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sannojo Fujii - Vol. III (Clemency Papers to Records of Trial)

Momoichi Moriyama

Momoichi Moriyama - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Momoichi Moriyama - Vol. III (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Sukeo Nakajima, Sadaharu Hiramatsu, Harumi Kawate, Tamotsu Kimura, Kunio Yoshizawa, 

Takeo Kirishita, Rikio Shioiri

Sukeo Nakajima, et al.

Sukeo Nakajima, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Sukeo Nakajima, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Mamoru Shiozawa

Mamoru Shiozawa - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Mamoru Shiozawa - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Mamoru Shiozawa - Vol. III (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Box 1589

Masao Hachiya, Kensi Ito, Mitsuo Takagane, Hideo Yoshida, Hatsuo Ishimori, Masakiyo 

Shinohara, Kiyoshi Yasue

Masao Hachiya, Kensi Ito, Mitsuo Takagane, Hideo Yoshida, Hatsuo Ishimori, Masakiyo 

Shinohara, Kiyoshi Yasue - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Chogo Hashimoto

Chogo Hashimoto - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Chogo Hashimoto - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Chogo Hashimoto - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yuhei Hosotani, Hiromu Saito, Yasuo Kobayashi, Mokichi Hara, Shigeyoshi Hashimoto

Yuhei Hosotani, Hiromu Saito, Yasuo Kobayashi, Mokichi Hara, Shigeyoshi Hashimoto - Vol. 

I (Record of Trial)

Yuhei Hosotani, Hiromu Saito, Yasuo Kobayashi, Mokichi Hara, Shigeyoshi Hashimoto - Vol. 

II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yuhei Hosotani, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Kunio Miyatake

Kunio Miyatake - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Sukeo Nakajima - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Masao Uwamori

Juso Yamamoto

Juso Yamamoto - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Juso Yamamoto - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

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Box 1590

Takeo Katsura

Takeo Katsura - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits)

Takeo Katsura - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Saburo Matsumuro

Saburo Matsumuro - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Saburo Matsumuro - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Masao Nakanishi, Kiyoshi Obayashi

Masao Nakanishi, Kiyoshi Obayashi - Vol. I (Record of Trial), Vol. II (Exhibits), and Vol. III 

(Clemency Petitions)

Motoo Namba

Motoo Namba - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka

Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Morizo Shinjo

Morizo Shinjo - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Morizo Shinjo - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Masao Uwamori - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Shichisaburo Yajima

Shichisaburo Yajima - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Shichisaburo Yajima - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Box 1591

Bunhachi Bando

Bunhachi Bando - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Bunhachi Bando - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tatsuro Fujita

Tatsuro Fujita, Eiichi Hozumi, Kanemasu Uchida, Kumaichi Maeda, Kanzaburo Yokoyama

Shohei Ikeda

Shohei Ikeda - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Shohei Ikeda - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Yagoheiji Iwata

Yagoheiji Iwata - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Yagoheiji Iwata - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Makoto Kimura

Makoto Kimura - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Yasuhiko Kuroiwa

Yasuhiko Kuroiwa - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Yasuhiko Kuroiwa - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Matsuzo Miumi

Matsuzo Miumi - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Matsuzo Miumi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masaaki Murai - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Yoneo Murakami - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Yoneo Murakami - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

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Torakichi Nakayama - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Miki Tarodachi, Torakichi Nakayama

Miki Tarodachi, Torakichi Nakayama - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Hideo Yasutake - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Hideo Yasutake

Box 1592

Fukusaburo Adachi

Fukusaburo Adachi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Fukusaburo Adachi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Takeshi Hashimoto

Takeshi Hashimoto - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takeshi Hashimoto - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hajime Honda

Hajime Honda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits)

Hajime Honda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tsunesuke Tsuda

Kenichi Kondo

Kenichi Kondo - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Kenichi Kondo - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kenichi Kondo - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Hiroyuki Morita

Hiroyuki Morita - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hiroyuki Morita - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tsunesuke Tsuda - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Tsunesuke Tsuda - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Tsunesuke Tsuda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1593

Fukujiro Akiyama

Fukujiro Akiyama - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Fukujiro Akiyama - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Minoru Fujimoto, Masatomo Kikuchi, Saburo Kozawa, Jyokei Matsuo, Toshio Mizuno, Ryoichi 

Nemoto

Minoru Fujimoto, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Minoru Fujimoto, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Seitaro Hata, Yukio Asano, Takeo Kita, Hideji Nakamura

Seitaro Hata, Yukio Asano, Takeo Kita, Hideji Nakamura - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Seitaro Hata, Yukio Asano, Takeo Kita, Hideji Nakamura - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Seitaro Hata, Yukio Asano, Takeo Kita, Hideji Nakamura - Vol. III (Clemency Papers to 

Record of Trial)

Yoshio Nakanishi

Yoshio Nakanishi - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masafumi Sugi

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Masafumi Sugi - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masafumi Sugi - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Yoshiichi Takagi

Yoshiichi Takagi - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yoshiichi Takagi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1594

Ryoichi Higashiguchi

Ryoichi Higashiguchi - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Ryoichi Higashiguchi - Vol. III (Record of Trial)

Sotouemon Hosoi, Shuichi Shimizu, Masaichi Morita, Hideyoshi Kayahata

Sotouemon Hosoi, Shuichi Shimizu, Masaichi Morita, Hideyoshi Kayahata - Vol. I & II 

(Record of Trial)

Nagayasu Kawabe

Nagayasu Kawabe - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Nagayasu Kawabe - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Nobuhiro Miyakawa

Nobuhiro Miyakawa - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Nobuhiro Miyakawa - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masaichi Morita - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hidemaro Nakajima

Hidemaro Nakajima - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Sukeo Nakajima

Tsugio Nishida

Tsugio Nishida - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Shinnosuki Sato, Sukeo Tagusari

Shinnosuki Sato, Sukeo Tagusari - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Shinnosuki Sato, Sukeo Tagusari - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sugeo Tagusari - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tomikuni Watanabe

Tomikuni Watanabe - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Tomikuni Watanabe - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Toshihisa Yamamoto

Toshihisa Yamamoto - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Katsuyoshi Yasuda

Katsuyoshi Yasuda - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Box 1595

Eiichi Ito

Eiichi Ito - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Eiichi Ito - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Itchisaku Kojima

Itchisaku Kojima - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda

Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

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Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hidemaro Nakajima - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kinzaburo Niizuma, Kenichi Kikuchi, Nakao Umesaki, Nobumasa Takeda

Kinzaburo Niizuma, Kenichi Kikuchi, Nakao Umesaki, Nobumasa Takeda - Vol. I (Record of 

Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kinzaburo Niizuma, Kenichi Kikuchi, Nakao Umesaki, Nobumasa Takeda - Vol. III 

(Clemency Petitions)

Yoshio Ogimoto

Yoshio Ogimoto - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yoshio Ogimoto - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Sokochi Sano, Shoji Onodera

Sokochi Sano, Shoji Onodera - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits)

Box 1596 

Sakujiro Aramaki, Akiyoshi Koga, Nobuyasu Sugiyama, Fukuma Yamaguchi, Takenosuke 

Fujisaki, Tomeo Nishimura, Toraichi Takashita

Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Takeharu Hirata

Takeharu Hirata - Vol. I-A (Record of Trial)

Takeharu Hirata - Vol. I-B (Record of Trial)

Takeharu Hirata - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takeharu Hirata - Vol. IIIa (Clemency Petitions)

Takeharu Hirata - Vol. IIIb (Clemency Papers)

Shigekazu Kiya

Shigekazu Kiya - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yoshio Kurihara

Yoshio Kurihara - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takuji Murakami, Kyosuke Saito, Kiyoshi Nishiyama, Shunichi Tanimoto, Haruo Okada, 

Tamimori Yamanoto, Satoji Suzuki, Kiichi Shirasaya, Takeshi Beppu, Shimekichi 

Kawabata, Jiro Kondo, Masahiro Oka

Takuji Murakami, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Takeyasu Nishi

Takeyasu Nishi - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Mutsuo Okubo

Mutsuo Okubo - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1597

Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano

Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of 

Trial)

Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kunizo Katsuki

Kunizo Katsuki - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits)

Kunizo Katsuki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Taizo Mimura

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Taizo Mimura - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits)

Takuji Murakami, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takuji Murakami, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Matsujiro Nakasai

Matsujiro Nakasai - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Matsujiro Nakasai - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masataro Nakatani

Masataro Nakatani - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masataro Nakatani - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kiyoshi Ogasawara, Seisaku Toma

Kiyoshi Ogasawara, Seisaku Toma - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of 

Trial)

Tadashi Sato

Tadashi Sato - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Noburo Seki

Noburo Seki (Noburo Seki) - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Yoshio Sudo

Yoshio Sudo - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yoshio Sudo - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masaji Takaku

Masaji Takaku - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hichiro Tsuchiya

Hichiro Tsuchiya - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hichiro Tsuchiya - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Box 1598

Ryuma Hirano, Sadeo Sakano

Ryuma Hirano, Sadeo Sakano - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Ryuma Hirano - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tetsuo Mizuno, Eisuke Watanabe, Kunizo Kasuya, Yoshiro Kotani, Mitsuo Saito, Seitaro 

Washimi, Kaoru Otsuki, Yoshio Miyazaki

Tetsuo Mizuno, et al.

Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Iju Sugasawa, Kazumoto Suematsu, Tsuguo Iwanuma, Masakatsu Hozumi

Iju Sugasawa, Kazumoto Suematsu, Tsuguo Iwanuma, Masakatsu Hozumi - Vol. I & II 

(Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu

Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of 

Trial)

Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1599

Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda

Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

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Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Mitsuzo Inagaki

Mitsuzo Inagaki - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Mitsuzo Inagaki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Keiji Nagahara

Keiji Nagahara - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Seicki Naganuma, Nubua Homma, Kiyomi Iwabuchi, Isamu Sasaki, Isami Kintaichi

Seicki Naganuma, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Seicki Naganuma, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Seicki Naganuma, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Keiichi Nakatani

Keiichi Nakatani - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Iju Sugawasa - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Shinichi Tanaka

Shinichi Tanaka - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tokio Tobita

Tokio Tobita - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tokio Tobita - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1600

Mitsuyoshi Fujita

Mitsuyoshi Fujita - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshio Goto, Shuichi Takata, Shigeki Eto, Benji Ito, Tsuzuo Ota

Toshio Goto, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Toshio Goto, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshio Goto, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kosaku Hazama - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera

Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1601

Masato Hada

Masato Hada - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masato Hada - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Wataru Hasegawa

Wataru Hasegawa - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kosaku Hazama - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Matasuke Ishimatsu

Matasuke Ishimatsu - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Matasuke Ishimatsu - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yoshiaki Kariya

Yoshiaki Kariya - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Shigeru Numajiri, Shigeo Eizumi, Imajira Kira, Shozo Takahashi, Minoru Kurakawa, Takashi 

Neishi, Takayoshi Shinkae, Sanzo Tano

Shigeru Numajiri, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Fumio Ueda

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Fumio Ueda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Fumio Ueda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1602

Sachio Egawa, Tokuro Fukuda, Denkichi Orito, Fukuichi Watanabe

Sachio Egawa, Tokuro Fukuda, Denkichi Orito, Fukuichi Watanabe - Vol. I & II (Record of 

Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sachio Egawa, Tokuro Fukuda, Denkichi Orito, Fukuichi Watanabe - Vol. III (Clemency 

Petitions)

Gisaburo Mariyama

Gisaburo Mariyama - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Gisaburo Mariyama - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tomoki Nakamura

Shigeru Numajiri, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Terukichi Saito, Shooichi Sasaki, Kiyamatsu Suda, Seiichi Yutani

Terukichi Saito, Shooichi Sasaki, Kiyamatsu Suda, Seiichi Yutani - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial 

& Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Terukichi Saito, Shooichi Sasaki, Kiyamatsu Suda, Seiichi Yutani - Vol. III (Clemency 

Petitions)

Shinobu Shichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima

Shinobu Shichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & 

Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Shinobu Shichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hashiyuki Yamazaki, Ryotatsu Kamiyasumiba, Yoshio Hori, Tokizo Tanaka, Shigeji Shimizu

Hashiyuki Yamazaki, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial & Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hashiyuki Yamazaki, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1603

Hiroshi Azuma, Hisao Kaneyama, Noburo Ichiyanagi, Kiyoji Ishibe, Keitaro Fukijima, Tomio 

Minagawa, Horimitzu Saito

Hiroshi Azuma, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Azuma, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tsutafu Kimura (alias Tsutau Kimura)

Tsutafu Kimura (alias Tsutau Kimura) - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to 

Record of Trial)

Tomoki Nakamura - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Tomoki Nakamura - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Tomoki Nakamura - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Kanemasu Uchida

Eitaro Uchiyama, Kiyotami Otahara, Norio Yamanaka, Buichi Ono, Hideo Matsumori, Yorio 

Ogiya, Kanji Nakamichi, Michio Kunitake

Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1604

Eiichi Noda

Eiichi Noda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

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Eiichi Noda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yuzuru Noguchi, Takeo Terada, Masataro Takuma, Tokio Watanabe, Yohachi Kurokawa, 

Kajuro Okazaki, Shigeru Ariizumi, Tatsumi Ushihara, Goro Uchida, Isamu Goto, Yasutosi 

Mizuguchi, Risaburo Shito

Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kanemasu Uchida - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kanemasu Uchida - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1605

Shigeru Fukuda

Shigeru Fukuda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kaneichi Koike

Kaneichi Koike - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kaneichi Koike - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Shigeji Mori - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)Junsaburo 

Toshino, Shusuke Wada, Kazutane Aihara, Shin Kajiyama, Suketoshi Tanoue, Jiro Ueda, 

Hisao Yoshida, Risaku Kobayashi, Sho Hattori

Junsaburo Toshino, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Junsaburo Toshino - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Junsaburo Toshino - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Box 1606

Toshi Akutsu

Toshi Akutsu

Toshi Akutsu - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Toshi Akutsu - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hirozo Goto

Hirozo Goto, Noboru Kodama, Tetsuya Murakami, Takeki Nishimura, Motomu Okamoto, Ko 

Osako - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Hirozo Goto et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi

Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II 

(Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tetsuo Kobayashi

Tetsuo Kobayashi - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro

Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Mitsujiro Sakamoto

Mitsujiro Sakamoto - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

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Box 1607

Kenji Iwataka, Hideo Suzuki, Keita Imoto, Inokichi Matsumoto, Satoru Nakazawa

Kenji Iwataka, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kenji Iwataka, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tetsuo Kobayashi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yoshio Tsuneyoshi

Yoshio Tsuneyoshi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yoshio Tsuneyoshi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masato Yoshida, Katsuyasu Sato, Hyoichi Okuda, Takeo Takahashi

Masato Yoshida, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Box 1608

Toshinori Asaka, Koichi Takahashi, Tetsuro Yoshio, Tokuji Yoneura, Yutaka Sagae

Toshinori Asaka, et al.

Toshinori Asaka, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Toshinori Asaka, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Michizo Shiina, Sheijiro Shimano, Kunihiko Osada, Takeo Kodama, Otokichi Yokoyama

Michizo Shiina, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Michizo Shiina, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masato Yoshida, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masato Yoshida, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tetsuro Yoshio

Box 1609

Takahisa Arai

Takahisa Arai - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Fujii

Hiroshi Fujii - Vols. I-II (Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Fujii - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yoshiyuki Inoue, Takaji Okada

Yoshiyuki Inoue, Takaji Okada - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Yoshiyuki Inoue - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Katsuo Kohara

Katsuo Kohara - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Katsunosuke Watanabe

Katsunosuke Watanabe - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Katsunosuke Watanabe - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Takeo Watanabe, Masami Kanno

Takeo Watanabe, Masami Kanno - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Takeo Watanabe, Masami Kanno - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1610

Tamae Kondo

Tamae Kondo - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Tamae Kondo - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tatsumi Hata

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Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe

Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Takayoshi Sakaino

Takayoshi Sakaino - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Takayoshi Sakaino - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kunio Saruwatari

Kunio Saruwatari - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Kunio Saruwatari - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Ryohei Tanaka

Ryohei Tanaka - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Ryohei Tanaka - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kiichi Yamazaki, Shuichi Shinoda, Masajiro Hirabayashi

Kiichi Yamazaki, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Zenichiro Yasuda, Hajime Nakao, Masakatsu Oyama

Zenichiro Yasuda, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Box 1611

Fumio Fujiki

Fumio Fujiki - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Fumio Fujiki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kimiya Ichinoe, Rokuro Sonobe, Sadamu Motokawa, Kenichi Yanagizawa, Masao Kuwabara, 

Goro Yamanaka, Shoichiro Matsumoto

Kimiya Ichinoe, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kimiya Ichinoe, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kazuo Maeda

Kazuo Maeda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kazuo Maeda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yoichi Saito, Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Morio Inouye

Yoichi Saito, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Yoichi Saito, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits, Motions and Briefs to Record of Trial)

Yoichi Saito, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masakatsu Sato

Masakatsu Sato - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masakatsu Sato - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka

Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions) 

Box 1612

Tadashige Shiomi

Tadashige Shiomi - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Tadashige Shiomi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions, etc.)

Kap Chin Song

Kap Chin Song - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Iku Takasaki

Iku Takasaki - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

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Iku Takasaki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hiroshi Tanaka, Todao Asakura, Yukio Hitosugi, Nakazo Ieda, Jirokichi Kameda, Shoji Kawai, 

Kameki Kawamura, Tomohisa Kawamura, Nobuo Kokubo, Kinpachi Kondo, Minoru 

Maeda, Tatsuo Mizuno, Akihisa Murase, Tatsuo Nakagawa, Hideo Sakai, Yoshikazu 

Sawano, Tokuichi Tanaka, Isao Yadoiwa, Masakazu Yamagishi, Isamu Hara, Genzo Kato, 

Masao Hayashi

Hiroshi Tanaka, et al.

Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Ushioda

Hiroshi Ushioda - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Ushioda - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Box 1613

Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu

Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II 

(Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masatoshi Sawamura

Masatoshi Sawamura - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Masatoshi Sawamura - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Masatoshi Sawamura - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Makoto Umeda

Makoto Umeda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hiroichi Uno

Hiroichi Uno - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1614

Junsho Hayashi

Junsho Hayashi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Umetaro Makino

Umetaro Makino - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Umetaro Makino - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Narumi Oota, Tadao Shibano, Yuji Aoki, Michio Kuriyama, Yoshio Taguchi, Hiroaki Kono, 

Kengo Katayama

Narumi Oota, Tadao Shibano, et al. - Vol. I, Part 1 (Record of Trial)

Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura

Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura - Vol. III (Clemency Papers to Record of Trial)

Box 1615

Toshitaro Habe, Tadao Tenabe, Yoshitaro Matsumoto, Yoichiro Terashita

Ichiji Kinari, Yukio Okabuchi, Nobuo Ikadazu, Asao Ijutsu, Fusao Shinya

Ichiji Kinari, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Ichiji Kinari, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

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Ichiji Kinari, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Narumi Oota, et al. - Vol. I, Part 2 (Record of Trial)

Narumi Oota, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Narumi Oota, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1616

Kazuo Arakawa

Kazuo Arakawa - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshitaro Habe, Tadao Tenabe, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Toshitaro Habe, Tadao Tenabe, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshitaro Habe, Tadao Tenabe, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Keiji Nagahara

Keiji Nagahara - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Keiji Nagahara - Vol. III (Clemency Petition)

Etsuji Noguchi

Etsuji Noguchi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Etsuji Noguchi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide

Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record 

of Trial)

Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, et al. - Vol. II (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1617

Kenji Hirano

Kenji Hirano - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Kenji Hirano - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tsuneo Ishikawa

Tsuneo Ishikawa - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Tsuneo Ishikawa - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions, etc.)

Kazuo Kinugasa

Noboru Nagai

Sotojiro Tamura

Hitoshi Okamoto

Hitoshi Okamoto, Shishitaro Yoshinaga, Kazuo Kinugasa, Rai O Ran, El Hatsu Rin, Mo Ei 

Chin, Tateo Yamasaki, Sotojiro Tamura, Noboru Nagai, Hatsuo Muta

Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Michiji Otake

Michiji Otake - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Takanori Yamanaka

Takanori Yamanaka - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Tateo Yamasaki

Shishitaro Yoshinaga

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Box 1618

Otohiko Inoue, Hanji Akatsuka, Matsuo Fujinaka, Masaji Furuno, Morimitsu Hagido, Morikaji 

Ikemiyagi, Kenji Kawahira, Mitsuno Kitada, Hisayoshi Kubo, Sahachi Kuwano, Takeshi 

Maeuchihara, Kakutaro Matake, Yoshiyuki Morooka, Iwayoshi Nadahara, Tadakuni 

Narisako, Shigeru Sasaki, Masanori Someya, Yasumasa Taguchi, Seichi Terashima, 

Masanori Uchikura, Yoji Yamakawa, Katsutaro Inoue, Muneo Enomoto, Norio Fukumoto, 

Toshio Goto, et al.

Otohiko Inoue, et al.

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Defense Summary of Evidence

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Index, Statement of Accused

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Miscellaneous

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Opinion of the Board of Review

Motoo Namba

Motoo Namba - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Takanori Yamanaka - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takanori Yamanaka - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions, etc. to Record of Trial)

Box 1619

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Opinion of the Board of Review

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1620

Iwao Inanaga

Iwao Inanaga - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Otohiko Inoue, et al. - Vol. III (Additional Clemency Petitions)

Hideo Ishizaki, Masao Kataoka, Zentaro Watanabe, Takeji Fujino, Kikuo Tomioka, Shoji Ito

Hideo Ishizaki, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Hideo Ishizaki, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hideo Ishizaki, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yoshio Mitsuhashi

Yoshio Mitsuhashi, Masatake Nakao, Ko Nemoto - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and 

Exhibits)

Toshio Mori

Toshio Mori - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Box 1621

Shintaro Ouchi

Shintaro Ouchi - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Hajime Tamura, Hajime Tsutsui, Takeo Yamamoto, Shunichiro Takami

Hajime Tamura, et al. - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Hajime Tamura, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Akira Yanagizawa, Masaji Sekihara, Yoshio Suzuki, Hiroshi Obinata, Yonesaku Akiyama, 

Eiichi Ushiki, Morimasa Oshima

Akira Yanagizawa, et al.

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Akira Yanagizawa, et al.

Akira Yanagizawa, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Akira Yanagizawa, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Exhibits)

Box 1622

Usaji Hida, Yasuo Kohara, Tokuichi Takamura, Asaichi Yoshimura, Tamotsu Takezoe

Usaji Hida, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Usaji Hida, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Iichiro Morimoto

Kazuo Takenaka

Kazuo Takenaka - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kazuo Takenaka - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yasumasa Yamamoto, Soichi Miura, Tezio Takashima, Shuji Kamada, Iseo Hatakeyama, 

Masanosuke Surata, Shigeru Osanai

Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1623

Iichiro Morimoto - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Iichiro Morimoto - Vol. II, Part 1 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Iichiro Moirmoto - Vol. II, Part 2 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masayoshi Murata

Masayoshi Murata - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Ko Nishikawa - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Ko Nishikawa

Taichi Sato

Taichi Sato - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Taichi Sato - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa

Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tahei Tsuda

Tahei Tsuda - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Tahei Tsuda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Box 1624

Kingoro Fukuda, Masao Shimizu, Chitoku Ise, Masatoshi Kono, Eishi Motoi, Saburo Shibata, 

Taichero Miura, Kinzo Goto

Kingoro Fukuda, et al. - Opinion of the Board of Review, Action FEC MCOs

Kingoro Fukuda, et al. - Clemency Petitions

Kingoro Fukuda, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Toshio Hatakayama

Toshio Hatakayama - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Toshio Hatakayama - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hirokazu Tanaka

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Hirokazu Tanaka - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hirokazu Tanaka - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1625

Kingoro Fukuda, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kingoro Fukuda, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1626

Katsuma Fukuda

Katsuma Fukuda - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Katsuma Fukuda - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kingoro Fukuda, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kiyozo Fukunaga

Kiyozo Fukunaga - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kiyozo Fukunaga - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masutaro Iwasaki

Masutaro Iwasaki - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masutaro Iwasaki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Goro Kimura, Kusataro Tanaka, Tomezo Matsuoka

Goro Kimura, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki

Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Takaji Wachi, Saburo Watanabe, Masakiyo Yasukawa, Kishiro Yasuda, Yasunori Mori, 

Shigeru Omori, Fusataro Teshima, Takazo Numata

Takaji Wachi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Takaji Wachi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Box 1627

Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane

Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Nobuo Ito, Kaiji Matsuo, Toshiatsu Kataura, Hirokichi Santo

Nobuo Ito, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Nobuo Ito, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie

Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1628

Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitake Kawane - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitake Kawane - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Toshio Tashiro, Hatsuaki Kambe, Keiji Kamimoto, Mataishi Okubo, Masao Koshikawa

Toshio Tashiro, et al.

Toshio Tashiro, et al.

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Box 1629

Seitaro Fujisaki, alias Seiichiro Fujisaki

Seitaro Fujisaki, alias Seiichiro Fujisaki - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Fukuji Takahashi

Fukuji Takahashi - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Fukuji Takahashi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Toshio Tashiro, Masao Koshikawa, Keiji Kamimoto, Mataishi Okubo, Hatsuaki Kambe - Vol. I 

(Record of Trial)

Toshio Tashiro, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Toshio Tashiro, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Toshio Tashiro, et al. - Opinion of Board of Review

Okuji Tonomura, Kozo Hatano, Fujio Mutsuro, Jiro Takeuchi

Box 1630

Yasuji Morimoto, Masaichi Toyama, Sotaro Murata

Yasuji Morimoto, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Eiichi Murakami, Fukujiro Kakinoki

Eiichi Murakami, Fukujiro Kakinoki - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Kenichi Ogihara

Kenichi Ogihara - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Kenichi Ogihara - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions, etc. to Record of Trial)

Jukichi Sasaki, Kakuji Ishigaki

Jukichi Sasaki, Kakuji Ishigaki - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Okuji Tonomura, et al. - Vol. I & II (Record of Trial)

Okuji Tonomura, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Box 1631

Sazae Chiuma

Sazae Chiuma - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tamotsu Furukawa, Gosuke Taniguchi, Takao Sanokawa, (alias Hisao Sanokawa), Sazae 

Chiuma, Yoshiyotsu Moritama, Toshisuke Tanabe, Keiichi Nozaka, Yoshisa Nakata, 

Toshioka Maeda, Katsuto Imai, Katsushito Imai

Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura

Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record 

of Trial)

Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Yasuji Morimoto, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yasuji Morimoto, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Manichi Nishitani

Manichi Nishitani - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Manichi Nishtani - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tetsuo Taniguchi, Isamu Sato, Satohiko Kida, Masayoshi Yoshida - Vol. I (Record of Trial) 

and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tetsuo Taniguchi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

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Box 1632

Tsurugi Komatsu, Masao Suzuki, Ken Suzuki

Tsurugi Komatsu, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tsurugi Komatsu, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Seiji Nozaki, Chiyoshi Shimada, Yoshio Shingo, Hyoma Kasai, Toichi Taka, Yoso Sakai, 

Unosuke Motomiya, Tojiro Yanagizawa, Isaburo Ishii, Tazuko Ishihara, Seitaro Fujisaki, 

Naozo Ishida, Kazuya Sakakibara, Kanji Nemoto, Jimbei Aoyagi, Shotaro Sugo, Tomoichi 

Suzuki

Seiji Nozaki, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Seiji Nozaki, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tasuku Okada, Seiichi Adachi, Takayashi Fujita, Mataichi Furuyama, Shigeaki Hayashi, 

Suetaka Kawakami, Kiyoshi Kondo, Haruo Kuwada, Kikumoto Narita, Hideshi Nobuta, 

Hajime Onishi, Yasui Sugai, Mitsuo Tanabe, Keishi Tsuchiyama, Yoshitaka Tsuruda, Eijiro 

Yamamoto, Rikio Yamata, Naobumi Yasuda, Kiyoshi Yatagai, Masakuma Yonemaru - Vol. 

I (Record of Trial)

Tasuku Okada, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1633

Tsunee Abe

Tsunee Abe - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tsunee Abe - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine

Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of 

Trial)

Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Yutaka Odazawa, Kaoru Okuma, Naotada Fujihara, Kiyohisa Noto, Tsunehiko Yamamoto

Yutaka Odazawa, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yutaka Odazawa, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tasuku Okada, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tasuku Okada, et al.

Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato

Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of 

Trial)

Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato - Vol. III (Clemeny Petitions)

Kiichi Yoshida

Kiichi Yoshida - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kiichi Yoshida - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Masato Yoshida

Masato Yoshida - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1634

Katsuo Ishizawa, Koichi Ota, Yasushi, Takasago, Zenkichi Koiwa, Heikichi Sato, Kishio 

Sasaki, Nisa Tanifuji

Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masaichi Toyama

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Masaichi Toyama - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masaichi Toyama - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yoshinari Tanaka

Yoshinari Tanaka

Yoshinari Tanaka - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yoshinari Tanaka - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1635

Seitaro Fujita, Shigeru Kimura, Itsuo Mikota, Minoru Nakagawa, Shuzo Uda - Vol. I (Record 

of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Soshichi Kitamura

Soshichi Kitamura - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Soshichi Kitamura - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Hiroichi Konishi, Tokiichi Koizumi, Minoru Takeuchi, Masaichi Horie

Hiroichi Konishi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hiroichi Konishi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi

Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of 

Trial)

Seizo Taira

Seizo Taira - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hisakichi Tokuda

Hisakichi Tokuda

Hisakichi Tokuda - Vol. I (Record of Trial), Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial) and Vol. III 

(Clemency Petitions)

Box 1636

Tatsuhiko Furuya, Tomizo Hanamori, Akira Otaki, Takeo Kanamaru, Masaji Yamamoto, Shuji 

Yoritsune

Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa

Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Minoru Nomi, Yutaka Yokoyama, Akira Suzuki, Hisayoshi Shiinoki

Minoru Nomi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Minoru Nomi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yuzuro Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki

Yuzuro Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Yazuro Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1637

Kaname Haraguchi, Munehei Takeyoshi, Tenjiro Murase, Kuramatsu Yamakawa, Genzo 

Akiba, Teruo Akita, Shusaku Takano, Eiichi Kasaya, Daisaku Mori, Jiro Nishio, Sakae 

Okura, Toshio Shiro, Takeji Shiroshita, Isaburo Tajima, Shinryu Yasukawa, Koichiro 

Yamanaka

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 958

Kaname Haraguchi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kaname Haraguchi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Taichi Ito

Taichi Ito - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits)

Taichi Ito - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions, etc.)

Rimpei Kato, Okikatsu Arao, Goro Isoya, Choho Mononobe, Hiroshi Nukata, Bunro Saheki, 

Mitsuo Tomita, Yahei Toyama, Tadakatsu Wakamatsu

Rimpei Kato, et al.

Rimpei Kato, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Rimpei Kato, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masaaki Onishi

Masaaki Onishi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masaaki Onishi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions, etc.)

Masafumi Sugi

Masafumi Sugi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masafumi Sugi - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Eiichi Sugihara

Eiichi Sugihara - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Eiichi Sugihara - Vol. III (Record of Trial)

Box 1638

Rimpei Kato, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Shintaro Nakagawa, Junichi Okamoto, Tsunetaro Takeuchi, Hideo Oya, Toshihara Waki, 

Yoshichi Kimura, Masao Suzuki, Yoshinori Enoki, Kazuo Kihara, (Also Known as Adachi 

Kihara), Kenpei Ishikawa, Genosuke Kumazono, Kenshiro Matsumoto, Nishio Yamauchi, 

Yasuo Gomi, Heikichi Nakajima, Jiro Kageshita, Ichitaro Nakano, Norio Ohno, Yoshitatsu 

Miwa, Masayoshi Takagi, Jutaro Kubota

Shintaro Nakagawa, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Seiichi Terada, Shojiro Kawamorita, Kizo Mikami, Shiro Nonogaki, Atsutaka Saruwatari, 

Masanari Shibuya, Masayuki Uchida, Mamoru Fushimi, Miso Matsumae, Zenichi Muto, 

Tokio Oga, Tomizaburo Sawa, Hideo Tsuji, Toru Ogawa, Taichi Deguchi, Manichi Nishitani

Seiichi Terada, et al. (3 folders)

Seiichi Terada, et al. - Charges and Specifications

Seiichi Terada, et al. - Law Brief

Seiichi Terada, et al. – Prosecution’s Opening Statement

Seiichi Terada, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Box 1639

Tetsutaro Kato (2 folders)

Tetsutaro Kato - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tetsutaro Kato - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Seiichi Terada, et al. - Vol. II, Parts 1-3 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Seiichi Terada, et al. - Vol. III, Parts 1-2 (Clemency Petitions)

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 959

Box 1640

Nakakichi Asoma, Masamori Nishi, Chikayoshi Sugeta, Toshihiro Obata, James K. Sasaki, 

Bunichi Mori, Sashizo Yokura

Nakakichi Asoma, et al.

Nakakichi Asoma, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Nakakichi Asoma, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Nakakichi Asoma, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Yosoichiro Ebi, Morikado Kobayashi, Keiji Higuchi, Yoshio Hosano, Itchisaku Kojima, Keiichi 

Sakai, Kenichi Nozaki

Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Hajime Umino (2 folders)

Hajime Umino - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits)

Hajime Umino - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1641

Kajuro Aihara, et al. (3 folders)

Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Ranjo Fujino, Tsune Nemoto, Toshio Toyama, Nobushige Wachi, Shoji Kono

Ranjo Fujino, et al. - Vol. I, Part 1

Box 1642

Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue

Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of 

Trial)

Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Ranjo Fujino, et al. - Vol. I, Part 2 (Record of Trial)

Ranjo Fujino, et al. - Vol. II, Parts 1-3 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Ranjo Fujino, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Jiro Hamamoto

Jiro Hamamoto - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Jiro Hamamoto - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Noboru Hashiyama

Box 1643

Noboru Hashiyama - Vol. I and Vol. II (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Noboru Hashiyama - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Riichi Kitashima

Riichi Kitashima - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Riichi Kitashima - Vol. II, Parts 1-3 (Exhibits)

Riichi Kitashima - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions, etc. to Record of Trial)

Box 1644

Sueharu Kitamura

Sueharu Kitamura - SCAP Review

Sueharu Kitamura - Vol. I (Record of Trial and Exhibits)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 960

Sueharu Kitamura - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sueharu Kitamura - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (2 folders)

Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki - Vol. I, Part 1

Box 1645

Kajuro Aihara, et al.

Kajuro Aihara, et al. - Review

Kajuro Aihara, et al. - Trial Progress Reports

Kajuro Aihara, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Kajuro Aihara, et al. - Vol. II, Part 2 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki - Vol. I, Part 2 (Record of Trial)

Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1646

Kajuro Aihara, et al. - Vol. II, Parts 2-3 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kajuro Aihara, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kajuro Aihara, et al. - Defense and Prosecution Briefs on Appeal

Kajuro Aihara, et al.

Sanji Okido

Box 1647

Sanji Okido, Hideo Fujioka, Otogoro Ishida, Michio Kunitake, Shigemi Morimoto, Tsugio 

Nagatomo, Takekazu Oikada, Izou Takahashi, Ryoichi Tateno, Eitaro Uchiyama, Norio 

Yamanaka, Buichi Ono, Hiroshi Anjo, Tomekichi Hamada, Shimpachi Konishi, Takao Mori, 

Masamoto Nakano, Kojiro Oba, Ryusaburo Sugiura, Chikara Takeda, Kazuyoshi Tsuno, 

Yasuo Wada, Yoshio Yamamura, Ikoma Shiuchi, Hideichi Kobayashi, Kiroaki Takayama, 

Sadaya Matsuda - Vol. I, Part 1 (Record of Trial)

Sanji Okido, et al. - Vol. I, Parts 2-3 (Record of Trial)

Sanji Okido, et al. - Vol. II, Part 1 (Record of Trial)

Sanji Okido, et al. - Vol. II, Part 2 (Prosecutors Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1648

Kazuo Iida, Niro Akita, Saburo Higurashi, Toru Mizuno, Hidechika Sakuma, Yukio Takahashi, 

Tsutomu Takamoto

Kazuo Iida, et al. - Opinion of the Board of Review

Kazuo Iida, et al. - Vol. I, Parts 1-3 (Record of Trial)

Sanji Okido, et al. - Vol. II, Part 3 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Sanji Okido, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Papers)

Box 1649

Kazuo Iida, et al. - Vol. II, Parts 1-3 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Kazuo Iida, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Kazuo Iida, et al. - Additional Clemency Petitions

Suekatsu Matsuki

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 961

Suekatsu Matsuki - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Suekatsu Matsuki - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Tetsuo Misumi

Tetsuo Misumi - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1650

Hisashi Ichioka, et 43

Hisashi Ichioka, et al. - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Hisashi Ichioka, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Hisashi Ichioka, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Tetsutaro Kato

Tetsutaro Kato - Vol. I (Record of Trial and Exhibits) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Tetsutaro Kato - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Masaji Nagaoka

Masaji Nagaoka - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Masaji Nagaoka - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Masaji Nagaoka - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Norifumi Otosu

Norifumi Otosu - Vol. I (Record of Trial and Exhibits) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Norifumi Otosu - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1651

Shamatsu Iwanami, et al.

Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. - Vol. I, Part 1 (Record of Trial)

Keijiro Otani

Keijiro Otani - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Keijiro Otani - Vol. II (Exhibits)

Keijiro Otani - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Box 1652

Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. - Vol. I, Parts 2-3 (Record of Trial)

Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. - Vol. II, Parts 1-2 (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Box 1653

Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions)

Osamu Satano

Osamu Satano - Vol. I (Record of Trial) and Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Soemu Toyota – Defense’s Argument

Torao Yuasa

Torao Yuasa - Vol. I (Record of Trial), Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial), and Vol. III 

(Clemency Petitions)

Box 1654

Koso Abe - Record of Proceedings

Hidesaku Furuki - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Takemune Kato - Record of Proceedings

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US vs. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 962

Kazuo Kawachi - Record of Proceedings

Susumu Kawasaki - Record of Proceedings

Matsukichi Kobayashi - Record of Proceedings

Kikuji Ito - Record of Proceedings

Misuki Masuda - Record of Proceedings

Chisato Oishi - Record of Proceedings

Shigematsu Sakaibara - Record of Proceedings

Samuel T. Shinohara - Record of Proceedings

Yoshio Tachibana, et al. - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Masayoshi Takano - Record of Proceedings

Masaharu Tanaka - Record of Proceedings

Box 1655

Fumio Inoue - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Hiroshi Iwanami, et al. - Vols. I-III (Record of Proceedings)

Box 1656

Misao Ajioka, et al. - Record of Proceedings

Shimpei Asano, et al. - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Koichi Hiroe, et al. - Record of Proceedings

Masashi Kobayashi - Vols. I-III (Record of Proceedings)

Kazuo Nakamura, et al. - Record of Proceedings

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate

Kazuharu Yamamoto, et al. - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Box 1657

Seishi Katsumi - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Masashi Kobayashi - Vols. I-IV (Record of Proceedings)

Chuichi Hara - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Seisaku Wakabayashi - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Box 1658

Chuichi Hara - Vols. I-V (Record of Proceedings)

Sadae Inoue, Tokuchi Tada - Record of Proceedings 

Tadashi Teraki - Vols. I-II (Record of Proceedings)

Akira Tokunaga, Yoshio Takahashi, Shigeo Koyama - Record of Proceedings

Box 1659

Harukei Isayama, Seiichi Furukawa, Naritaka Sugiura, Yoshio Nakano, Tadao Ito, Masaharu 

Matsui, Jitsuo Date, Ken Fujikawa

Harukei Isayama, et al. - Vols. I-V (Public Trial)

Masataka Kaburagi, Kameji Fukumoto, Sadatsuku Sakai, Keisuke Kosaka, Tsumoto Fujii, 

Shozo Masui, Minoru Hisamatsu, Hisayoahi Yamaguchi, Kokichi Tsukada, Yoshiyuki 

Takeuchi, Junichi Fujii, Masaru Mizuta, Yosaburo Shirakawa, Shoji Nishikawa, Koichi 

Masuda, Ryoichi Manabe, Shohei Hamada, Takumi Kato

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1321: US v. Japanese War Criminal Case Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 963

Masataka Kaburagi, et al. - Vol. I (Public Trial)

Shigeru Sawada, et al.

Box 1660

Lothar Eisentraeger (alias Ludwig Ehrhardt), et al.

Lothar Eisentraeger (alias Ludwig Ehrhardt), et al. - Vols. I-V (Public Trial)

Masataka Kaburagi, et al. - Vols. II-IV (Public Trial)

Masataka Kaburagi, et al. - Exhibits

Genji Matsuda, Joichi Kawashima - Vol. I (Public Trial)

Genji Matsuda, Joichi Kawashima, et al. - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Hisakasu Tanaka, Haruo Fukuchi, Nishigai Kubo, Masamori Watanabe, Kiochi Yamaguchi, 

Hiroshi Asakawa

Hisakasu Tanaka, et al. - Vol. II (Record of Trial)

Hisakasu Tanaka, et al.

Box 1661

Lothar Eisentraeger (alias Ludwig Ehrhardt), et al. - Vols. VI-XVI (Public Trial)

Box 1662

Lothar Eisentraeger (alias Ludwig Ehrhardt), et al. - Vols. XVII-XXI (Public Trial)

Isamu Ishihara - Public Trial

Morijiro Hoshikawa, Kunitada Mukoyama, Masaji Nagai - Public Trial

Yoshio Makizawa - Vol. I (Public Trial)

Toru Miki - Public Trial

Yoshio Nakano, Kiyomi Kawai, Susumu Seki, Hideichi Imura - Public Trial

U.S. vs. Japanese War Criminals Name File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1322)

Boxes 1663-1687A location: 290/12/19/01

Box 1663

Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial

Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vol. III - Vol. XV) (13 folders)

Box 1664

Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vol. XVI - Vol. XXXIII) (16 folders)

Box 1665

Toyozo Morita - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. VIII (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Toyozo Morita - Exhibits

Toyozo Morita - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial), Vol. II (Public Trial), and Vol. III 

(Public Trial)

Toyozo Morita – Exhibits (2 folders)

Jiro Motoki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. VIII (Public Trial) (8 folders)Mitsuji 

Tanaka, Kyuemon Ito, Hiroshi Wakamori - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) and Vol. 

II (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1322: US v. Japanese War Criminal Name Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 964

Box 1666

Satoshi Oie - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. XXXIV (Public Trial) (34 folders)

Box 1667

Satoshi Oie - Vol. XXXV (Public Trial) to Vol. LXXIX (Public Trial) (45 folders)

Box 1668

Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. XXV (Public Trial) (25 

folders)

Box 1669

Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vol. XXVI (Public Trial) to Vol. LV (Public Trial) (30 folders)

Box 1670

Masao Nanjo - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. XXIV (Public Trial) (24 folders)

Box 1671

Masaharu Homma - Vols. I-XV (Public Trial)

Box 1672

Masaharu Homma - Vols. XVI-XXX (Public Trial)

Masaharu Homma

Bunji Unai - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. IV (Public Trial) (4 folders)

Box 1673

Shunpei Hagino, Shinkichi Hosaka, Keiichi Kimura, Sakakatsu Kato, Ichiro Kobayashi, 

Rikizo Monma, Chiyokichi Fukuma, Tetsusaburo Ito, Masaichi Susuki, Zenichiro Mogami, 

Shigeru Takahashi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) through Vol. IV (Public Trial) (2 

folders)

Yuzuru Nakajima - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. VII (Public Trial) (7 folders)

Kin Ryu Rin - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. II (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Toneo Shirakura, Yoshiaki Sumitani, Munemitsu Ogino - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public 

Trial) to Vol. III (Public Trial) (3 folders)

Mitsuji Tanaka, Kyuemon Ito, Hiroshi Wakamori - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to 

Vol. II (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Mikio Taneichi, Yuzo Sakata, Taichi Yamada, Bunji Kanto - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public 

Trial) to Vol. IV (Public Trial) (4 folders)

Tokujiro Yoshida - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. III (Public Trial) (3 folders)

Box 1674

Hajime Fujii - Vol. I (Public Trial) to Vol. VIII (Public Trial) (8 folders)

Takeo Nakamura, Kiyoshige Katagiri, Kensuke Kanoda, Yasuzo Nakamura - Vol. I 

(Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. IV (Public Trial) (4 folders)

Chiyomi Toyota - Vol. I (Arraignment) to Vol. X (Public Trial) (10 folders)

Takeki Yamamoto, Hitoshi Mori, Masatomo Tokunaga, Choji Yamada, Hidenori Matsumoto, 

Shinpei Yamashita - Vol. I (Public Trial) to Vol. XI (Public Trial) (11 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1322: US v. Japanese War Criminal Name Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 965

Box 1675

Takuma Higashiji (aliases Higashi, Tadeo, Tadeo Higase, Segasi) - Preliminary Documents 

and Pleadings

Takuma Higashiji (aliases Higashi, Tadeo, Tadeo Higase, Segasi) - Exhibits to Public Trial

Takuma Higashiji (aliases Higashi, Tadeo, Tadeo Higase, Segasi) - Vol. I (Arraignment) to 

Vol. VII (Public Trial) (7 folders)

Harumichi Nogi, Kiyosato Yoshizaki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. II (Public 

Trial) (2 folders)

Seiichi Ohta - Exhibits and Public Trial

Seiichi Ohta - Vol. I (Arraignment Proceedings) to Vol. VII (Public Trial) (7 folders)

Mitsugu Ueda – Prosecution’s Exhibits

Mitsugu Ueda - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. III (Public Trial) (3 folders)

Makato, Yoshioka, Fukumori Okuda, Mikio Kai, Takeji Wada, Shichiro Inoue, Akiro Sato - 

Exhibits to Public Trial 

Makato Yoshioka, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment Proceedings) to Vol. V (Public Trial) (5 folders)

Box 1676

Tomizo Hirakawa, Shiro Kajiyama - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. VII (Public 

Trial) (7 folders)

Akira Nagahama - Vol. I (Arraignment Proceedings) to Vol. IV (Public Trial) (4 folders)

Takeji Ozawa - Vol. I (Arraignment Proceedings) to Vol. VI (Public Trial) (5 folders)

Takeshi Tohei - Vol. I (Arraignment) to Vol. XI (Public Trial) (11 folders)

Box 1677

Akira Nagahama - Vol. V (Public Trial) to Vol. XII (Public Trial) (8 folders)

Koe Mikami, Hitoshi Yoshinaga, Ikuo Sawasaki, Nobuo Okumura, Kimio Yokoyama, Shizuo 

Kinoshita, Tadao Ikuno, Shigeo Okazaki (Okasaki), Yasunori Tsuboi, Hiroshi Kuroe 

(Kuroi), Takuzo Nishimura, Yasuharu Maetaka (Naetaka), Kenyo Ohara, Masato Ogawa, 

Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. VI (Public Trial) (6 folders)

Isamu Morimoto, Kesataro Tsuruyama, Seijiro Sakai, Isamu Mori, Kikusaburo Saito, Takeo 

Kawai, Masashige Wada - Vol. I (Public Trial) to Vol. XII (Public Trial) (12 folders)

Box 1678

Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Vol. I (Arraignment 

and Public Trial) to Vol. XVI (Public Trial) (16 folders)

Masatoshi Fujishige, et al. - Defense Exhibit Volume Koe Mikami, et al. - Vol. VII (Public 

Trial) to Vol. VIII (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Koe Mikami, et al. - Petition for Clemency

Box 1679

Masami Fujimoto - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. IV (Public Trial) (4 folders)

Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Prosecution Exhibit 

Volume

Yoshimi Hidaka (alias Shigeyoshi Hidaka), Hideo Sawai, Kingo Yamamoto, Toshio 

Yamaguchi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. V (Public Trial) (5 folders)

Tetsuo Naito - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. II (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1322: US v. Japanese War Criminal Name Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 966

Yoshiaki Nakada - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. VIII (Public Trial) (8 folders)

Tadashi Watanabe - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. IV (Public Trial) (4 folders)

Box 1680

Yoshimi Hidaka (alias Shigeyoshi Hidaka), et al. - Vol. VI (Public Trial) to Vol. XIX (Public 

Trial) (14 folders)

Takeo Nakamura, Kiyoshige Katagiri, Kensuke Kanoda, Yasuzo Nakamura - Vol. I 

(Arraignment and Public Trial)

Takeki Yamamoto, Hitoshi Mori, Masatomo Tokunaga, Choji Yamada, Hidenori Matsumoto, 

Shinpei Yamashita - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. XI (Public Trial) (11 

folders)

Takeki Yamamoto, et al. - Review

Box 1681

Takuma Higashiji (alias Higashi, Tadeo Higashi, Segasi) - (Preliminary Documents and 

Pleadings)

Takuma Higashiji (alias Higashi, Tadeo Higashi, Segasi) - Vol. I (Arraignment)

Takuma Higashiji (alias Higashi, Tadeo Higashi, Segasi) - Vol. IV (Public Trial) to Vol. VII 

(Public Trial) (4 folders)

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Vol. III (Public Trial) to Vol. V (Public Trial) (3 folders)

Isamu Morimoto, Kesataro Tsuruyama, Seijiro Sakai, Isamu Mori, Kikusaburo Saito, 

Takeo Kawai, Masashige Wada - Vol. V (Public Trial) to Vol. XI (Public Trial) (7 folders)

Takeo Nakamura, Kiyoshige Katagiri, Kensuke Kanoda, Yasuzo Nakamura - Vol. III (Public 

Trial) to Vol. IV (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Box 1682

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Vol. II (Public Trial)

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Vol. IX (Public Trial) to Vol. XIII (Public Trial) (4 folders)

Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Vol. VI (Public Trial)

Toshimi Kumai - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. II (Public Trial) (2 folders)

Harumichi Nogi, Kiyosato Yoshizaki - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial)

Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits (No. 1-No. 109)

Box 1683

Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits (No. 110-No. 381)

Box 1684

Masaharu Homma, I-VI (A-Z)

Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits

Box 1685

Masaharu Homma - Exhibits (Vols. I-II)

Box 1686

Death Report, Cabanatuan - Prosecution Exhibit No. 411

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1322: US v. Japanese War Criminal Name Files, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 967

Masaharu Homma - Exhibits (Vols. III-IV)

Masaharu Homma - Prosecution Exhibits (Vol. V)

Box 1687

Masaharu Homma - Exhibits

Box 1687A

Junsaburo Toshino, Shusuke Wada, Kazutane Aihara, Shin Kajiyama, Suketoshi Tanoue, Jiro 

Junsaburo Toshino, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Record of Trial)

Junsaburo Toshino, et al. - Vol. III (Clemency Petitions to Record of Trial)

Hisao Ueda, Yoshida, Risaku Kobayashi, Sho Hattori - Vol. I (Record of Trial)

Philippines vs. Various Japanese War Criminals Case Files 1947-1949 (0331-UD 

1323)

Boxes 1688-1709 location: 240/12/20/06 - 240/12/22/07

Box 1688

Heiji Kita, Kozo Isobe, Takao Saito - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXIX)

Kikuichi Mihara - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XVI)

So Sato - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIII)

Box 1689

Kikuichi Mihara - Public Trial (Vol. XVII - Vol. XXXVIII)

Tsuneo Morishita - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVI)

Hisamitsu Shimizu, Masao Umeura - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XLVII)

Box 1690

Shimpei Harada, Toshio Tezuka, Kiyomitsu Kitajima, Hiroshi Sugimoto - Public Trial (Vol. IVol. II)

Shoichi Masaki, Yoshio Hamada, Masakazu Masuda, Akira Ishikawa, Katsumi Sato - Public 

Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XI)

Tsuneo Morishita - Public Trial (Vol. XXVII - Vol. XLIV)

Hideichi Nakamura, Iwao Mike, Sueo Abe, Mitsutada Suzuki, Tatsuya Jinnouchi, Katsushiro 

Ueno, Toshitake Eto, Yoshimichi Sekimori, Tasuke Saito, Yasuo Ono, Sadeo Kaneda, 

Fugio Shiga, Masuo Ito - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XLV)

Eiichiro Uemura, Hatsuyoshi Arai - Public Trial (Vol. I –XXVI) 

Box 1691

Shiochi Masaki, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. XII - Vol. XXXVIII)

Hideichi Matsuzaki - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XLII)

Kenkichi Mori - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. X)

Shioji Nakanishi - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. VIII)

Seiichi Tone - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXI)

Box 1692

Shimawo Miyamoto, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXVIII)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1323: Philippines vs. Various Japanese War Criminals Case Files 1947-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 968

Masaaki Murata - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XX)

Shioji Nakanishi - Public Trial (Vol. IX - Vol. XX)

Sakuyoshi Seki, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXI)

Tukuji Teramoto - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIV

Box 1693

Masayasu Ito - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIV)

Junzo Matsuta - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXI)

Eitaro Ogawa - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIX)

Tukuji Teramoto - Public Trial (Vol. XXV - Vol. XXXVIII)

Box 1694

Isao Ichimura, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIV)

Fukumatsu Kato - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. III)

Tomomi Miyake - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. II)

Katsuji Shimamura - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIII)

Hideo Tanaka, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVI)

Katsuyoshi Taninaka - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIX)

Box 1695

Isao Ichimura, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. XXV - Vol. XXXIX)

Chokichi Hane - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. IV)

Hiroshi Sunahara, Saburo Fujisaki - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. II)

Noburo Tsuneoka - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XLVI)

Ichiro Yamanoue - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXVIII)

Box 1696

Shozo Goto - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXIII)

Takashi Hoshino - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XVI)

Fukumatsu Kato - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXII)

Haruo Okuzono - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XI)

Keiji Sakuma - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVI)

Box 1697

Yoshimi Hatayama (alias Yoshimi Hatakeyama), Toshio Asano, Torakichi Takasaki (alias 

Tadasaki), Shohei Nakajima, Tomekichi Horie - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXX)

Yoshimasa Hatogai, Masao Aoki, Sakae Katayama - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIV)

Shigeo Kakisawa - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. II)

Toranosuke Kumatzusaki - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. III)

Matazo Sato - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVII)

Ichiro Sato, Takeji Nemoto, Masaichi Onoyama, Shigeki Yonenoto - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. 

XVI)

Box 1698

Yoshimi Hatayama (alias Yoshimi Hatakeyama), et al. - Public Trial (Vol. XXXI - Vol. XLIV)

Shizuo Yokoyama - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIII)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1323: Philippines vs. Various Japanese War Criminals Case Files 1947-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 969

Box 1699

Takeshi Furuse - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. III)

Shigenori Kuroda - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. VII)

Shizuo Yokoyama - Public Trial (Vol. XXIV - Vol. LI)

Box 1700

Shigenori Kuroda - Public Trial (Vol. VIII - Vol. XXII)

Box 1701

Shigenori Kuroda - Public Trial (Vol. XXIII - Vol. LXVI)

Box 1702

Kunio Doi - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XIV)

Tooru Kurasawa - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. LII)

Shigenori Kuroda - Public Trial (Vol. LXVII - Vol. LXXXIII)

Box 1703

Tooru Kurasawa - Public Trial (Vol. LIII - Vol. LVII)

Ichiji Matsuda, Vicente Tateishi, Suehiro (Sojiro) Fujii - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXV)

Fumio Nakamura - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXX)

Yasuo Omura, Masao Ono - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVII)

Yoshio Tsuneyoshi - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. VI)

Box 1704

Saburo Ito - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXVII)

Kaneyuke Koike - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. LII)

Akira Mizuno, Harauchi Ochiai - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. III)

Yasuo Omura, Masao Ono - Public Trial (Vol. XXVIII - Vol. XXX)

Box 1705

Hajime Ainoda, Masateru Gushiken, Isie Hanada, Kazuyoshi Ishimura, Katsumi Ito, Hiroshi 

Kamachi, Jisuke Maekawa, Toshio Matsumura, Kikuo Nakaizumi, Takeichi Nakamura, 

Mitsugo Nakashima, Keiji Saiho, Tamotsu Sasaki, Takeshi Sata, Minotaro Tadokoro, 

Hiroshi Teshima, Choichi Tsuji, Tatsumosuke Ueda, Rikimi Yamamoto - Public Trial (Vol. 

I - Vol. XXII)

Motoaki Deguchi - Public Trial (Vol. I and Vol. II)

Yoshihide Hayashi, Kiyotake Kawaguchi - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XVIII)

Gentaro Shirota - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVIII)

Choyo Takano - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVIII)

Box 1706

Yoshihide Hayashi, Kiyotake Kawaguchi - Public Trial (Vol. XIX - Vol. XXXIV)

Suekichi Yamashita - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. LXXVIII)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1323: Philippines vs. Various Japanese War Criminals Case Files 1947-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 970

Box 1707

Takao Fujimoto - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XIV)

Rokunojo Inamura - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVII)

Masataka Kobayashi, Tukuzo Yamamoto, Yusaku Kobayashi - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XLIII) 

Kensichi Masuoka - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXIII)

Box 1708

Takao Fujimoto - Public Trial (Vol. XV - Vol. XXI)

Somin Ogawa, Shisuhiko Mineo, Yasumasa Kose, Tetsuo Kuwahara, Masaji Kagami, 

Tsutsumu Kojima, Haruo Ichinose, Eiichi Gotanda, Toshiyasu Miyauchi, Masami Ueno, 

Kojiro Sakurama, Takao Tsubaki, Zenkichi Saheki, Tomisaburo Nakamata, Koichi Horiike, 

Michio Hanaoka - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. LXIII)

Haruo Sasaki - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXV)

Box 1709

Somin Ogawa, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. LXIV - Vol. CXIII)

Trials in China Index 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1324)

Box 1710 location: 290/12/22/07

Box Subject

1710 Alphabetical Index to Docket Volumes - Vol. I to Vol. IV

1710 Cases by Docket Numbers - No. 1 to No. 362

1710 Cases by Docket Numbers - No. 1 to No. 372

1710 Index 8th Army Reviews

1710 Index to B & C Case Numbers

1710 Index to Docket

1710 Index to Docket Cases

1710 No Title

1710 Philippine Government Cases Vault Book No. 1

1710 Prosecution Division Docket Books (A-Z)

1710 Record of Trial Cases - Docket Book

1710 U.S. Trial in China (China Cases)

U.S. vs. Japanese War Criminals 1948-1949 (0331-UD-1325)

Boxes 1711-1717 location: 290/12/23/01

Box Subject

1711-1712 U.S. of America vs. Hiroshi Tamura

1713-1717 U.S. of America vs. Soemu Toyoda, Vols. 1-19

Numerical File - Fukuoka Branch File 1948-1949 (0331-UD-1326)

Boxes 1718-1719 location: 290/12/23/03

Box Subject

1718 Report of Investigation Division, No. 1-No. 2500

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1326: Numerical File - Fukuoka Branch File, 1948-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 971

Box Subject

1719 Report of Investigation Division, No. 2501-No. 2781

U.S. vs. Korean and Japanese War Criminals 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1327)

Boxes 1720-1727 location: 290/12/23/04

Box Subject

1720 Action of Supreme Court of U.S.

1720 Bill of Particulars - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Bill of Particulars - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Certificate - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Homma and Yamashita Decisions

1720 Letter - GHQ, U.S. Army Forces, Western Pacific (AG 000.5)

1720 Letter - Suspension of Execution of Sentence upon General Yamashita

1720 Letter Order - GHQ, U.S. Army Forces, Western Pacific (AG 000.5)

1720 Letter Order, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific

1720 Masaharu Homma, Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 No Title

1720 Notification of Death - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Radio, WCL, Secretary of War, February 1946

1720 Radio, WX-62612, Joint Chiefs of Staff

1720 Review of Record of Trial - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Special Order No. 112, October 1945

1720 Special Order No. 117, October 1945

1720 Special Order No. 134, October 1945

1720 Staff Judge Advocate Review - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Supplemental Bill of Particulars - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Supreme Court of Philippines - Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita – Charge

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita – Exhibits (5 folders)

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vol. XXXII)

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Review and Confirmation

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Table of Exhibits

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Vol. XXXIV (Public Trial)

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita (3 folders)

1720 Tomoyuki Yamashita (3 folders)

1720 U.S. of America vs Tomoyuki Yamashita – Review

1721 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial

1721 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Arraignment (Vol. I) and Public Trial (Vol. II & Vol. III)

1721 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vols. IV-XV)

1722 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vols. XVI-XXXIV)

1723 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Defense Exhibits

1723 Tomoyuki Yamashita - #1-50

1723 Japanese Defense of Cities as Exemplified by the Battle of Manila

1723 U.S. vs. Yamashita

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1327: US vs. Korean and Japanese War Criminals, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 972

Box Subject

1723 U.S. vs. Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits (Vols. I-III) (#1-#300)

1723 U.S. vs. Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits #315

1724 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits No. 318

1724 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits No. 382

1724 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits Nos. 301-406

1724 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Appendices “F” through “40k”

1724 Consolidated Summary of Investigation Division Cases

1724 Tomoyuki Yamashita

1724 Masaharu Homma - Public Trial (Vols. IV-IX)

1725 Masaharu Homma - Public Trial (Vols. X - Vol. XXV)

1725 Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus and for Writ of Prohibition

1726 Masaharu Homma - Exhibits (Vol. I)

1726 Masaharu Homma - Prosecution Exhibits (Vol. I - Vol. V)

1726 Masaharu Homma

1726 Masaharu Homma – Review

1726 Masaharu Homma - Petitions to General MacArthur

1726 Masaharu Homma - Death Report Cabanatuan, Prosecution Exhibit No. 411

1726 Masaharu Homma - I (A-B)

1727 Masaharu Homma - II (C-E) to VI (S-Z)

1727 Cheng Shung, et al. - Vols. I-IV (Records of Trial)

1727 Cheng Shung, et al. - Vol. II (Exhibits to Records of Trial)

Philippines vs. Japanese War Criminals 1947-1949 (0331-UD 1328)

Boxes 1728-1729 location: 240/12/23/06–07

Box Subject

1728 Shigeru Sawada, Yusei Wako, Ryuhei Okada, Sotojiro Tatsuta - Public Trial 

(Vols. I-V)

1728 Sadae Inoue, Tokuchi Tada

1728 Bum Tai Chun

1728 Philippine Government Miscellaneous

1728 Takefumi Fujita - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXVIII)

1728 Saburo Fujisaki - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XVI)

1729 Sadakichi Takahashi - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXVI)

1729 Shizuo Nakano - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XXXIV)

1729 Chushiro Kudo - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XVIII)

1729 Yoshiaki Kodama - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XIII)

Charges and Specifications 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1329)

Boxes 1730-1731 location: 290/12/23/07

Box Subject

1730 Charges and Specifications - File Nos. I-IX (1-314)

1731 Charges and Specifications - File Nos. X-XV (315-447)

1731 Charges and Specifications re Cases on Which Review Has Not Been Received

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Prosecution Division — Entry 1329: Charges and Specifications, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 973

Box Subject

1731 Notification of Death (Japanese War Criminals)

1731 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, 

List of Japanese War Criminals

1731 Roster of Non-Regular (Temporary) Kempeitai of Taura Kempeitai Branch, 1945

1731 Commander, Marianas Islands

1731 Hiroshima prisoner of war camps

1731 Sendai prisoner of war camps

1731 Miscellaneous Loose Papers

1731 Secret Document Register

1731 Kicho Hin Chosa-Bo (Furyo)

1731 Furyo Shoyubutsu Chosa-Bo (Beikoku)

1731 Names of Japanese Personnel at prisoner of war camps

Investigation Division

Tokyo Kempei Tai Cases 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1334)

Boxes 1850-1851 location: 290/12/31/03

Box Subject

1850 Tokyo Kempei Tai Cases: And-Wor (5 folders)

1850 Death Records

1851 Investigation Division Reports (No. 110)

1851 Original Statements: A-Z (4 folders)

1851 MP Headquarters Personnel List

1851 Miscellaneous Original Documents

1851 Kempei-Tai Personnel

1851 Identification of Suspects by Victims, Cell Pictures, Miscellaneous Photos

1851 Rosters

Manila Branch

Interpretation and Application of Laws - Numerical File 1945 (0331-UD-1336)

Boxes 1853-1855 location: 290/12/31/04

Box Subject

1853 No. II: Briefs

1853 No. 2A: Articles of War Applicability to Trials of War Criminals by Military 

Commission, Memos by Judge Advocate General

1853 No. 2B: Articles of War - Applicability to Trials of War Criminals by Military 

Commissions

1853 No. 2C: Articles of War - Applicability to Trials of War Criminals by Military 

Commission

1853 No. 3: Bombardment of Naval Forces in Time of War, Hague Convention, 1907

1853 No. 4: Articles of War - Applicability to Trials of War Criminals by Military 

Commissions, Memo by Judge Advocate General [Empty Folder]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division, Manila Branch — Entry 1336: Interpretation and Application of Laws–Numerical 

File, 1945
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 974

Box Subject

1853 No. 5: Collective and Individual Responsibility in International Law with Particular 

Regard to the Punishment of War Criminals, by Hans Kelsen, 31 California Law 

Review (1943)

1853 No. 6A: Responsibility of Commanding General for Atrocities Committed by 

Subordinates

1853 No. 6B: Command Responsibility - a Commander is Liable for Atrocities 

Committed by His Troops Even Though without His Order, Authorization, or 

Knowledge

1853 No. 6C: Command Responsibility - Violations of the Rules of Land Warfare

1853 No. 6D: Command Responsibility - Notice, Actual and Constructive

1853 No. 6E: Command Responsibility, Liability of a Person Who Has Possession of a 

Dangerous

1853 Instrumentality

1853 No. 6F: Command Responsibility, Criminal Liability of a Commanding Officer 

for Atrocities Committed by Members of His Command - Failure to Prevent, or 

Preclude, Misconduct in the First Instance

1853 No. 6H: Command Responsibility - a Commander is Liable for Atrocities 

Committed by His Troops Even Though without His Order, Authorization, or 

Knowledge

1853 No. 11: Soviet Intentions to Punish War Criminals, Reported by Office of Strategic 

Services

1853 No. 12: Trial of War Criminals, Memo by Judge Advocate General

1853 No. 17: The Legal Nature and Punishment of Criminal Acts of Violence Contrary 

to the Laws of War, by George Manner, 37 American Journal of International Law

(1943)

1853 No. 21: Trial of War Criminals by Military Commissions

1853 No. 23: Versailles Treaty (in Part Only)

1853 No. 24: Document-Offering Only Part of Document In Evidence

1853 No. 25: Amendment of Charges

1853 No. 30: Perpetuation of Testimony by Witnesses in U.S. for Presentation to 

International Military Tribunal

1853 No. 30: Perpetuation of Testimony by Witnesses in U.S. for Presentation to 

International Military Tribunal

1853 No. 32: Quirin Case, Transcript of Record and Argument [Ex Parte Quirin 317 U.S. 

1 (1942).]

1853 No. 34: Renunciation of War as an Instrument of National Policy, Treaty, Paris, 

August 27, 1928

1853 No. 39: Justice Jackson’s Report to the President on Trials for War Criminals, 

Released June 7, 1945, as reported in The New York Times, June 8, 1945, Page 4

1853 No. 40: Right of Cross-Examination

1853 No. 41: Introduction in Evidence (or Cancellation of Classification) Classified 

Material

1853 No. 46: Military Commission

1853 No. 46: Military Commission

1853 No. 47: Witnesses - Power of Military Commission to Compel Attendance

1853 No. 48: Staff Officers - Liability for War Crimes of Troops

1853 No. 46A: Substantive Law to be Applied to Military Commissions

1854 No. 49: Documents - Admissibility Where Some of the Entries are Admittedly 

Erroneous; or Where Some Were Made by a Predecessor or Successor

1854 No. 50: Announcement, August 8, 1945, in London, by U.S., Great Britain, Russia, 

and France, on the Plan for Trial of Major War Criminals in Europe, as reported in 

The New York Times, August 9, 1945, Page 10

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division, Manila Branch — Entry 1336: Interpretation and Application of Laws–Numerical 

File, 1945
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 975

Box Subject

1854 No. 51: Military Commissions - Abstracts of Leading U.S. Supreme Court Cases 

(Coleman v. Tennessee - Exparte Vallandigham; Exparte Milligan)

1854 No. 51A: Military Commissions - Abstracts of Leading U.S. Supreme Court Cases 

(Coleman v. Tennessee - Exparte Vallandigham; Exparte Milligan)

1854 No. 52: Constitution of U.S. Confers No Rights on Alien Enemies

1854 No. 53: Bill of Particulars - Function of; Variance in Proof

1854 No. 54: Military Commission, by Anon

1854 No. 54A: Military Commissions and Provost Courts

1854 No. 55: Confessions and Admissions Against Interest - Foundation Necessary

1854 No. 59: Stare Decisis - The Courts Do Overrule Decisions Which They Consider to 

Have Been Erroneous

1854 No. 60: Evidence - Admissibility of Report by Investigators; of Review by 

Reviewers

1854 No. 61: Military Necessity

1854 No. 62: Photographs, Maps, Sketches - Foundations Necessary before Introducing 

in Evidence

1854 No. 63: Dying Declarations

1854 No. 64: Willfully - Definition of

1854 No. 65: Confessions - Necessity of Corroboration

1854 No. 66: Command Responsibility - A CO is Liable for Atrocities Committed by His 

Troops Even Though Without His Order, Authorization, or Knowledge

1854 No. 66: Foundation for Admission

1854 No. 67: Quirin Case - Abstract and Opinion

1854 No. 67: Quirin Case - Full Report

1854 No. 67A: Quirin Case; Full Report

1854 No. 69: Moving Pictures - Authentication to Admit in Evidence

1854 No. 71: War Criminals and International Law - by Robert H. Jackson

1854 No. 72: Reprisals

1854 No. 73: War Criminals Are Not Entitled to the Status and Rights of Prisoners of 

War

1854 No. 74: Notice of Judicial Proceeding to Protecting Power - Is Not Applicable to 

Yamashita

1854 No. 75: CG, AFPAC, Gave CG, AFWESPAC, Authority to Try Yamashita

1854 No. 77: Evidence - Propriety of Use of Affidavits and Hearsay in Trials of War 

Criminals by Military Commissions

1854 No. 78: War Crime - a Charge That a Commander Permitted His Troops to Commit 

Atrocities States a Violation of the Laws of War

1854 No. 79: Jurisdiction - a Military Commission May Sit Anywhere; It Has Jurisdiction 

to Try War Criminals Even in a Place Where the Local Civil Courts are Open and 

Functioning

1854 No. 80: Habeas Corpus - U.S. ex rel Innes v. Hiatt - 131 F (2) 576

1854 No. 81: Habeas Corpus - Philippine Statutes and Decisions

1854 No. 82: Jurisdiction - The Philippine Government Has Not Ceded to the U.S. 

Exclusive Jurisdiction to the Grounds of the Commissioner’s Palace and No 

Extraterritoriality Applies

1854 No. 83: Habeas Corpus and Other Constitutional Rights of Accused War Criminals

1854 No. 84: Enemy Aliens - Proclamation of President Denying Then Access to the 

Courts

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division, Manila Branch — Entry 1336: Interpretation and Application of Laws–Numerical 

File, 1945
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 976

Box Subject

1854 No. 85: Military Commissions - May Be Appointed to Sit Even Where; a. Civil 

Courts Are Open & There Are No Hostilities or Military Government (pp 1-3, 4-7) 

b. May be Appointed by Local Commanders without Express Authority from the 

President

1854 No. 86: Superior Order - as a Defense to War Crimes

1854 No. 87: War Crimes and the Punishment or War Criminals - by Major Robinson

1854 No. 88: Military Commissions - Trials or War Criminals General Background and 

Orientation

1855 No. 89: Australian War Crimes Regulations

1855 No. 90: Jurisdiction - A Nation May Prosecute for an Offense Committed Outside 

Its Territory (S.S. Lotus) [A 1927 Permanent Court of International Justice case.]

1855 No. 91: Former Testimony of Witness - Admissibility in Later Trial

1855 No. 92: Civilian Internees - Rights as Prisoners of War

1855 No. 93: Open City (Undefended Place) - Bombing is Unlawful

1855 No. 94: Quarter - Refusal to Grant, is War Crime

1855 No. 96: Surrender by Japan

1855 No. 98: Habeas Corpus Proceedings - Forms of

1855 No. 99: Certificates Authenticating Record - Forms of

1855 No. 101: Motions - Forms of

1855 No. 102: Bill of Particulars - Forms of

1855 No. 103: Charges and Specifications - Forms of

1855 No. 104: Opinions

1855 No. 105: Authorization by President of Commission to Prosecutor to Summons 

and Swear Witnesses Forms

1855 No. 106: Admissions and Confessions

1855 No. 107: Accessories

1855 No. 108: Report of Result of Trial

1855 No. 109: Civilian Inhabitants of Occupied Territory Belligerent May Not Use Force 

in Questioning

1855 No. 110: Raquiza Case - Opinions of Philippine Supreme Court Justices

1855 No. 111: Jurisdiction of One Nation to Punish for War Crimes Committed Against 

Its Allies or Neutrals

1855 No. 112: Report of the International Juridical Status of Individuals as War 

Criminals

1855 No. 114: Military Government Courts in Germany

1855 No. 115: Commission of the Responsibility of the Authors of World War I and on 

Enforcement of Penalties Report of

1855 No. 116: Customary International Law and the Geneva (Prisoners of War) 

Convention, 1929

1855 No. 117: Treaties Binding on Japan

1855 No. 118: Scope of Cross-Examination When Accused Takes Stand

1855 No. 119: Record - Certificate re True Copy (Form of)

1855 No. 120: Clemency - Recommendation for Form of

1855 No. 121: Japanese Army Regulations etc. - Translations of

1855 No. 122: War Crimes - Punishment of Memorandum by Professor H. Lauterpacht

1855 No. 124: Regulation Governing the Trial of War Criminals

1855 No. 125: Arraignment Procedure

1855 No Title [re Tomoyuki Yamashita and Masaharu Homma]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division, Manila Branch — Entry 1336: Interpretation and Application of Laws–Numerical 

File, 1945
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 977

U.S. vs. Japanese War Criminals 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1337)

Boxes 1856-1865 location: 290/12/31/05

Box Subject

1856 Tomoyuki Yamashita – Arraignment

1856 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vol. II - Vol. XVI)

1857 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vol. XVII - Vol. XXXIII)

1857 U.S. vs Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits (Vol. I - Vol. II) (#1-#200)

1858 U.S. vs Tomoyuki Yamashita - Exhibits (Vol. III - Vol. IV) (#201-#406)

1858 Tomoyuki Yamashita – Exhibits

1858 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Arraignment (Vol. I)

1858 Tomoyuki Yamashita - Public Trial (Vol. II)

1858 Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vol. XXXI - Vol. XXXV (Public Trial)

1859 Satoshi Oie - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. XXVI (Public Trial) (26 

folders)

1860 Satoshi Oie - Vol. XXVII to Vol. LVI (Public Trial) (30 folders)

1861 Satoshi Oie - Public Trial

1861 Satoshi Oie - Vol. LVII (Public Trial) to Vol. LXXIX (Public Trial) (20 folders)

1861 Yokio Ogo, et al. - Arraignment and Public Trial

1861 Yokio Ogo, et al. - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. V (Public Trial) (5 

folders)

1862 Yokio Ogo, Tokiyoshi Taga, Akeyoshi Okumura, Hiroyuki Eto - Vol. VI (Public Trial) 

to Vol. IX (Public Trial) (4 folders)

1862 Sadaaki Konishi - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. IX (Public Trial) (9 

folders)

1863 Sadaaki Konishi - Vol. X (Public Trial) to Vol. XV (Public Trial) (6 folders)

1863 Masaharu Homma - Vol. I (Public Trial)

1863 Ryoichi Tozuka - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. VI (Public Trial) (6 

folders)

1863 Masafuji Hamamoto - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. II (Public Trial) (2 

folders)

1864 Masafuji Hamamoto - Vol. III to Vol. VIII (Public Trial) (6 folders)

1864 Shuji Kawamori

1864 Shuji Kawamori - Vol. I to Vol. VII (Public Trial) (7 folders)

1864 Masakazu Yamaguchi (Record of Trial - Witness, Victim, Perpetrator List)

1864 Masakazu Yamaguchi - Vol. XXVIII (Public Trial)

1864 Toneo Shirakura, Osamu Watanabe - Vol. XII (Public Trial)

1865 Akira Takashita - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XI) (11 folders)

1865 Masakazu Yamaguchi - Public Trial (Vol. XXV - Vol. XXVII & Vol. XXX) (4 folders)

Records of Trials 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1338)

Boxes 1866-1887 location: 290/12/32/01

Box Subject

1866 Shumpei Hagino, Shinkichi Hosaka, Keiichi Kimura, Sakakatsu Kato, Ichiro 

Kobayashi,

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1338: Records of Trials, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 978

Box Subject

1866 Rikizo Monma, Chiyokichi Fukuoka, et al. - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - 

Vol. VIII) (8 folders)

1866 Masatoshi Fujishige, Zenichi Uehara, Hajime Ohno, Jinsuke Takahashi - Public Trial 

(Vol. III - Vol. XIV) (9 folders)

1866 Kinsaku Kobayashi, Kinjiro Fuseda, Katsumi Imada, Yasuhisa Miyagi, Haruo 

Okuzono - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. IV) (4 folders)

1866 Takeshi Kono - Public Trial (Vol. XII)

1866 Toshitake Kojyo (Kojiro) - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. V) (5 folders)

1867 Naraji Nogi - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. IV) (4 folders)

1867 Naraji Nogi - Public Trial (Vol. V)

1867 Harumichi Nogi and Kiyosato Yoshizaki - Public Trial (Vol. II)

1867 Tokizo Makita and Hisaki Itai - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I and Vol. IX) (8 

folders)

1867 Morio Matsuzaki - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1867 Shoichi Kobayashi - Public Trial (Vol. II - Vol. IV) & Exhibits (4 folders)

1867 Shumpei Hagino, Shinkichi Hosaka, Keiichi Kimura, Sakakatsu Kato, Ichiro 

Kobayashi, Rikizo Monma, Chiyokichi Fukuoka, Tetsusaburo Ito, et al. - 

Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1867 Toshimitsu Miyagi, Shoichi Kobayashi - Arraignment Proceedings (Vol. I)

1868 Shiyoku Kou (Koh) (Ko) - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. XV) (15 

folders)

1869 Shoichi Kadomatsu – Exhibit

1869 Shoichi Kadomatsu - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. VII) (7 folders)

1869 Kagajiro Mukai - Public Trial (Vol. III)

1870 Shoichi Kadomatsu - Public Trial (Vol. VIII)

1870 Mariano Uyeki, alias Sekimasa Uyeki - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. 

II), and Exhibits (2 folders)

1870 Mariano Uyeki, Sekimasa Uyeki - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. III)

1870 Jiro Mizoguchi, Kiichi Kinoshita, Shigemasa Hirata, Takichi Katsuta, Kinzo Sanuki, 

Seiroku Yoshioka, Yoshitake Aoki - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. III)

1871 Jiro Mizoguchi, Shigemasa Hirata, Takichi Katsuta, Kinzo Sanuki, Seiroku Yoshioka 

- Public Trial (Vol. IV - Vol. VI) (3 folders)

1871 Jiro Mizoguchi, Shigemasa Hirata, Takichi Katsuta, Kinzo Sanuki, Seiroku Yoshioka 

- Public Trial (Vol. VII)

1871 Disapproval of USA vs Mizoguchi et al. and Order of Rehearing

1871 Shigenori Kuroda - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. X) (8 folders)

1872 Shigenori Kuroda - Public Trial (Vol. XI - Vol. LXXXI)

1872 Nobuyoshi Kasahara, Sohei Katsura - Arraignment and Trial (Vol. I) to Public Trial 

(Vol. III)

1872 Minoru Kato, Tadashi Sue, Torao Hirakawa, Kiyoshi Kamei - Public Trial (Vol. I - 

Vol. VIII)

1873 Tadashi Yoshida, Isamu Mori, Toshio Nozaki, Shigenobu Kushibiki, Shinpei 

Watanabe, Hisashi Tanaka, Iwao Ishisaka, Suteo Koide - Arraignment and Public 

Trial (Vol. VI - Vol. X)

1873 Toyozo Morita - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. VII)

1873 Michinori Nakamura, Kotaro Kamisuki, Rinji Sasakura, Koshin Ichijo, Fumiyuki 

Kazato, Shigeo Ichihashi, Kazuaki Okazaki - Arraignment (Vol. I)

1873 Michinori Nakamura, et al. - Public Trial (Vols. II-V)

1874 Michinori Nakamura, Kotaro Kamisuki, Rinji Sasakura, Koshin Ichijo, Fumiyuki 

Kazato, Shigeo Ichihashi, Kazuaki Okazaki - Public Trial (Vol. VI)

1874 Michinori Nakamura, et al. - Public Trial (Vols. VII-XII)

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1874 Kagajiro Mukai - Arraignment (Vol. I)

1874 Kagajiro Mukai - Public Trial (Vol. II - Vol. III) (2 folders)

1874 Jiro Motoki - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1874 Jiro Motoki - Public Trial (Vol. II)

1875 Jiro Motoki - Public Trial (Vol. III - Vol. VIII)

1875 Toneo Shirakura, Osamu Watanabe - Public Trial (Vol. X - Vol. XII)

1875 Morikazu Ohsugi - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. IV)

1876 Morikazu Ohsugi - Public Trial (Vol. IV - Vol. XV)

1877 Morikazu Ohsugi - Public Trial (Vol. XV - Vol. XXII)

1877 Satoru Ono - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1878 Satoru Ono - Public Trial (Vol. II)

1878 Teodoro Tatishi - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. III) (2 folders)

1879 Teodoro Tatishi - Public Trial (Vol. III - Vol. IV)

1879 Teodoro Tatishi (4 folders)

1879 Masao Nanjo

1879 Yukitsuna Tanaka, Yoshinori Hayashi - Public Trial (Vol. I)

1880 Yukitsuna Tanaka, Yoshinori Hayashi - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I) to 

Public Trial (Vol. II - IV)

1880 Minoru Toyama, Toyoaki Inagaki, Yoshiyuki Nakamura - Arraignment and Public 

Trial (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. VIII)

1881 Kiyoshi Nishikawa - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. II - 

Vol. XIV)

1881 Jyunji Sasaki

1881 Jyunji Sasaki - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. II)

1882 Jyunji Sasaki - Public Trial (Vol. II - Vol. V)

1882 Jyunji Sasaki - Testimony of Pascual Cazcarro

1882 Nobuo Yamamoto - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1883 Nobuo Yamamoto - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. VI)

1883 Zenzo Saito - Arraignment (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. VI)

1883 Chinsaku Yuki - Arraignment (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. II)

1884 Chinsaku Yuki - Public Trial (Vol. II - Vol. VI)

1884 Noriyuki Otsuka, Tadataka Kuwano

1884 Noriyuki Otsuka, Tadataka Kuwano - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I) to Public 

Trial (Vol. V)

1884 Fusataro Shin

1884 Fusataro Shin - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)Box 1885

1884 Fusataro Shin - Public Trial (Vol. II - Vol. III)

1884 Masao Tachibana - Arraignment (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. VIII)

1884 Bunji Unai - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. II)

1884 Hikotaro Tajima

1884 Hikotaro Tajima - Public Trial (Vol. IV - Vol. VI)

1886 Hikotaro Tajima, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. VI - Vol. XIV) to Public Trial (Exhibits)

1886 Yoshiaki Nakada - Public Trial (Vol. VIII)

1886 Sentaro Yamaguchi, Kiyoto Tasuki, Koziro Tsuda, Isaburo Suguwara - Arraignment 

and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1886 Sentaro Yamaguchi, et al. - Public Trial (Vol. II)

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1886 Gosuke Taniguchi, Toshio Mitani, Yoshitaka Ogawa, Isokichi Yamamoto, Tooru 

Tanaka

1886 Gosuke Taniguchi, Toshio Mitani, Yoshitaka Ogawa, Isokichi Yamamoto, Tooru 

Tanaka - Arraignment and Trial (Vol. I) to Public Trial (Vol. IX)

1886 Toshiro Takizawa - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1886 No Title

1887 Hidemi Watanabe

1887 Miscellaneous

1887 Mariano Uyeki

Records of Trial Exhibits 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1350)

Boxes 1948-1962 location: 290/13/01/01

Box Subject

1948 Fujishige, Masatoshi, et al. (12 folders)

1948 Hamamoto, Masafuji

1948 Hamasaki, Naoki (2 folders)

1948 Hidaka, Yoshimi, et al.

1948 Hidaka, Yoshimi (Shigeyoshi)

1949 Homma, Masaharu

1950 Homma, Masaharu

1951 Deguchi, Motoaki

1951 Fujita, T [Empty Folder]

1951 Hagino, Shumpei

1951 Hirakawa, Tomizo, et al.

1951 Ichijo, FNU

1951 Ishiguro, Hiroshi, et al.

1951 Ito, Saburo

1951 Kato, Minoru

1951 No Title

1951 Kodama, Yoshiaki

1951 Kadomatsu, Shoichi

1951 Konishi, Sadaaki (3 folders)

1951 Kumai, Toshimi

1951 Kurasawa, Tooru

1951 Mikami, Koe

1951 Miscellaneous (200: Personnel)

1951 Miyamoto, Shimawo

1951 Morita, Toyozo

1951 Motoki, Jiro

1952 Draft Law Implementing the Japanese Constitution: Educational Bill (School 

Educational Bill)

1952 Nakamura (2 folders)

1952 Nakamura, Michinori (3 folders)

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1952 Nakajima, Yuzuru

1952 Nanjyo, Masao

1952 Ohsugi, Morikazu, et al. - Prosecution Exhibit

1952 Nishikawa, Kiyoshi

1952 Nogi, Harumichi, et al.

1952 Nogi, Naraji (5 folders)

1952 Nogi, Harumichi, et al. (3 folders)

1952 Ogo, Yukio, et al.

1952 Ohsugi

1952 Ohsugi, Morikazu

1952 Ohsugi, Morikazu

1952 Okano, Hiroichi

1952 Onishi, Seiichi; Kuwahara, Hajime; Ogata, Tsugiharu

1952 Ota, Seiichi

1952 Otsuka, Noriyuki; Kuwano, Tadataka

1952 Saito, Takao

1952 Saito, Zenzo

1952 Sasaki, Jyunji

1952 Watanabe, Osamu

1952 Yoshida, Satoru

1953 “Stipulation”

1953 Hamamoto, Masafuji

1953 Hidaka, Yoshimi

1953 Hirakawa, Tomizo; Kajiyama, Shiro

1953 Homma, Masaharu

1953 Kawamori, Shuji

1953 Miscellaneous Pages

1953 Mitani, Toshio

1953 Nakazawa, Tasuku

1953 Ogawa, Yoshitaki

1953 Shirakura

1953 Takahashi, Tansaku

1953 Takeshita, Akira

1953 Tanaka, Tooru

1953 Tanaka, Yukitsuna

1953 Tanaka, Yukitsuna (4 folders)

1953 Tanaka, Yukitsuna; Hayashi, Yoshinori

1953 Taneichi, Mikio, et al.

1953 Tani, Kumao

1953 Taniguchi, Gosuke, et al. (2 folders)

1953 Tatishi

1953 Tohei

1953 Toyama, Minoru

1953 Toyama, Minoru; Inagaki, Toyoaki; Nakamura, Yoshiyuki

1953 Yamamoto, Isokichi

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1953 Yoshida, Tadashi

1954 Kawamori, Shuji

1954 Matsuzaki, Morio

1954 Nakamura, Michinori, et al.

1954 Nakamura, Michinori

1954 Unai, Bunji

1954 Yamashita, Tomoyuki - Prosecution Exhibits (Vol. I, Vol. III)

1954 Yamashita, Tomoyuki - Prosecution Exhibit No. 1 and No. 3

1954 No Title (5 folders)

1954 Land Reform Law - Proposed Amendments Concerning the Special Measure for the 

Establishment of Owner-Farmers

1955 Yamaguchi, Sentaro

1956 Yamashita, Tomoyuki – Exhibits (3 folders)

1956 Photographs (Yamashita, Tomoyuki - Exhibits)

1957 Yamashita, Tomoyuki – Exhibits

1957 Yamashita, Tomoyuki - Exhibits (Vol. V - Defense Exhibits)

1957 Yoshida, FNU – Exhibits

1958 Fujita, Takefumi

1958 Kodama, Yoshiaki – Review

1958 Kodama, Yoshiaki - Arraignment (Vol. I) - Public Trial (Vol. II - Vol. XIII)

1958 Kuroda, Shigenori - Public Trial (Stipulation)

1958 Kuroda, Shigenori (3 folders)

1958 No Title (2 folders)

1959 Oie, Satoshi - Public Trial (Vols. LX, LXI)

1959 Oie, Satoshi - Public Trial (Vols. XI, XII)

1959 Yamaguchi, Masakazu - Public Trial (Vol. XXIX)

1959 Quirin Cases - Transcript of Record and Argument (Vol. 2)

1959 Index of Cases in Yamashita Record

1959 Homma, Masaharu

1959 Index of Cases in Yamashita Record

1959 Oie, Satoshi - Public Trial (Vols. LX, LXI)

1959 Oie, Satoshi - Public Trial (Vols. XI, XII)

1959 Quirin Cases - Transcript of Record and Argument (Vol. 2)

1959 Unai, Bunji - Public Trial (Vol. III and IV)

1959 Uyeki, Mariano (alias Uyeki, Sekimasa) - Arraignment and Public Trial (Vol. I)

1959 Yamaguchi, Masakazu - Public Trial (Vol. XXIX)

1959 Yamashita, Tomoyuki - Public Trial (Vol. IV)

1959 Yamashita, Tomoyuki - Public Trial (Vol. XXXIII)

1959 Yamashita, Tomoyuki – Review

1959 Yamashita, Tomoyuki (7 folders)

1959 Yoshida, Tadashi, et al. – Review

1960 Kuroda, Shigenori (11 folders)

1960 Oie, Satoshi (2 folders)

1960 No Title

1960 Saito, Takao (2 folders)

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1960 Shirakura, Toneo; Sumitani, Yoshiaki; Ogino, Munemitsu

1960 Tani, Kumao

1960 Tatishi, Teodoro (2 folders)

1961 Conventions

1961 Sato, So (2 folders)

1961 Yokoyama, Shizuo

1962 Yokoyuma, Shizuo (16 folders)

Statements and Affidavits 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1339)

Arranged alphabetically by surname. A listing is available in the consultation area. Boxes 

1888-1905 location: 290/12/33/02

Statements and Affidavits 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1347)

Arranged alphabetically by surname. A listing is available in the consultation area. Boxes 

1938-1943 location: 290/12/35/04

201 Files 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1340)

Boxes 1906-1911 location: 290/12/34/01

Box Subject

1906 Abe, Masakazu (Capt.)

1906 Akiyama, FNU (Sgt., MP)

1906 Endo, Toshio (1st Lt.)

1906 Eto, Hiroiki

1906 Fujii, Hajime (1st Lt.)

1906 Fujimoto, Masami (Pvt.) (3 folders)

1906 Fujishige, Masatoshi (Col.)

1906 Fujishige, Masatoshi, et al.

1906 Fujita, Kazuo (2nd Lt.)

1906 Fujita, Takefumi (Capt.)

1906 Fukahori, Masumi (Lt., SG)

1906 Fukubori, Koyoshi (Lt., JG)

1906 Fukuoka, Chiyokichi (2nd Lt.)

1906 Furuya, Kaoru (Interpreter)

1906 Furuya, Shonosuke (Civilian)

1906 Gotoh, Shozo (Sgt.)

1906 Hamamoto, Masafuji (Sgt.)

1906 Hamasaki, Naoki (Sgt. Major)

1906 Hamasaki, Naoki

1906 Harada, Jiro (Lt. Gen.)

1906 Hatayama, Yoshimi (2nd Lt.)

1906 Hayashi, Yoshinori (WO)

1906 Hidaka, Yoshimi (1st Lt.)

1906 Higashiji, Takuma (Interpreter) (2 folders)

1906 Hirano, Kurotaro (Col.)

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1906 Hirata, Shigemasu (Sgt. Maj.)

1906 Hirose, Yasuo (Cpl.)

1906 Hirose, Yasuo (Cpl.)

1906 Hiroyama, Toshiharu (Sup. Pvt.)

1906 Homma, Masaharu (Lt. Gen.)

1906 Homma, Masaharu (Lt. Gen.)

1906 Homma, Masaharu (Lt. Gen.) (D-10), (Trial Started: 19 December 1945. Verdict: 

11 February 1946)

1906 Homma, Masaharu (Lt. Gen.)

1906 Homma, Masaharu (Lt. Gen.), Vol. II

1906 Ichimura, Isao (Capt.)

1906 Imamura, Hisamitsu

1906 Inagaki, Toyoaki (1st Sub. Lt.)

1906 Ishiguro, Hiroshi (Capt.)

1906 Itai, Hisaki (S. Pvt.)

1906 Ito, Kyuemon (M. Sgt.)

1906 Ito, Masayasu (Capt.)

1906 Ito, Saburo (Capt.) (3 folders)

1906 Iwataka, Kenji (Capt.)

1907 Jinnouchi, Tatsuya (2nd Lt.)

1907 Kadowaki, Hisashi

1907 Kamada (Vice Adm.)

1907 Kanto, Bunji (2nd Lt.)

1907 Kato, Minoru (2nd Lt.)

1907 Kato, Sadakatsu (WO)

1907 Kawamori, Shuji (1st Lt.) (3 folders)

1907 Kayashima, Koichi (Lt. Cmdr.)

1907 Kazato, Fumiyuki (S. Pvt.)

1907 Kin, Ryu Rin (3 folders)

1907 Kishi, Katsuyoshi (Pvt. 1st Class)

1907 Kishimoto, Kiyoshi (Lt.)

1907 Kitayama, Michio (Lt. Col.)

1907 Kiyofuji, Katsuji (Rear Adm.)

1907 Kobayashi, Ichiro (WO)

1907 Kobayashi, Kinsaku et al.

1907 Kodama, Yoshiaki

1907 Kodama, Yoshiaki (Sgt.)

1907 Koide, Suteo (L. Pvt.)

1907 Kojyo (Kojiro), Toshitake (2 folders)

1907 Konishi, Sadaaki

1907 Kono, Takeshi (Lt. Gen.) (4 folders)

1907 Kou (Koh) (Ko), Shiyoku

1907 Kou, Shiyoku (Maj. Gen.)

1907 Kudo, Chushiro

1907 Kudo, Chushiro

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1907 Kurasawa, Tooru (2nd Lt.)

1907 Kushibiki, Shigenobu (T. Sgt.)

1907 Laurel, Jose III

1907 Makita, Tokizo (Sgt.)

1907 Masuoka, FNU (Japanese Officer)

1907 Matsuda, Junzo (Alias)

1907 Michishita, Sohei (Sgt.)

1907 Mihara, Kikuichi (Sgt.)

1907 Minami, Jiro (Gen.)

1907 Mini (Mine), T. (Lt. Col.)

1907 Miyamoto, Shimao (Cpl.)

1907 Miyoshi, Samon

1907 Mizuno, Akira (Sgt.)

1907 Monma, Rikizo (WO)

1907 Mori, Hitoshi (1st Lt.)

1907 Mori, Isamu (Sgt. Maj.)

1907 Mori, Kenkichi (Sgt.) (2 folders)

1907 Morita, Toyozo (1st Lt.)

1907 Moriyama, Miori (Sgt.) (2 folders)

1907 Mukai, Kagajiro

1907 Muto, Akira (Lt. Gen.)

1908 Mikami, Koe, alias Takakiyo (Maj.)

1908 Miyagi, Toshimitsu (L. Cpl.)

1908 Morita, Toyozo (Lt. Sgt.)

1908 Mukai, Kagajiro

1908 Nagahama, Akira (2 folders)

1908 Naito, Tetsuo (2 folders)

1908 Nakada, Yoshioki

1908 Nakajima, Shohei (2nd Lt.)

1908 Nakajima, Yuzuru (1st Lt.)

1908 Nakamura, Fumio (Sgt.)

1908 Nakamura, Michinori

1908 Nakamura, Takeo (Capt.)

1908 Nakamura, Takeo, et al.

1908 Nanjyo, Masao

1908 Nanjyo, Masao (2nd Lt.)

1908 Nishikawa, Kiyoshi (1st Lt.)

1908 Nishikawa, Kiyoshi

1908 Nogi, Naraji

1908 Nogi, Naraji (Capt.)

1908 Nogi, Naraji (Capt.)

1908 Nozaki, Toshio (T. Sgt.)

1908 Odamura, Toshitake

1908 Ogawa, Eitaro (Sgt.)

1908 Ogawa, Yoshiaki (1st Lt.)

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Box Subject

1908 Ogawa, Yoshiaki

1908 Ohsugi, Morikazu (Vice Adm.)

1908 Ohta, Seiichi

1908 Ohta, Seiichi (Col.)

1908 Okada, Keiichi

1908 Okano, Hiroichi

1908 Okano, Hiroichi (Pvt.)

1908 Okazaki, Shigeo, alias Okasaki

1908 Okoochi [Okochi], Denshichi (Vice Adm.)

1908 Okumura, Akeyoshi (C. Pvt.)

1908 Ono, Satoru (2 folders)

1909 Onodera, Shoji (S. Pvt.)

1909 Ota, Tetsugo (Sgt.)

1909 Otsuka, Noriyuki (2nd Lt.)

1909 Owari, Saburo (Capt.)

1909 Ozawa, Genpach (L. Pvt.)

1909 Ozawa, Takeji (3 folders)

1909 Saito, Takao

1909 Saito, Zenzo

1909 Saito, Zenzo (Maj.)

1909 Saito, Zenz

1909 Sasaki, Jyunji (2 folders)

1909 Giok, See, alias Uy Tong Su

1909 Shimamoto, Kyugoro (Rear Adm.)

1909 Shimazu, Hisamatsu

1909 Shin, Fusataro (3 folders)

1909 Shirakura, Toneo, Watanabe Osamu

1909 Shirakura, Toneo

1909 Shirakura, Toneo; Sumitani, Yoshiaki; Ogino Munemitsu

1909 Sugimoto, Masanori

1909 Suzuki, Masaichi (M. Sgt.)

1909 Tabuo, Chikanori (2 folders)

1909 Takahashi, Gensuke (1st Lt.)

1909 Takahashi, Sadakichi (2 folders)

1909 Takahashi, Tansaku (3 folders)

1909 Takano, Sakuo (M. Sgt.)

1909 Takata, Masaru (Lance Cpl.)

1909 Takeshita, Akira (3 folders)

1909 Takizawa, Toshiro (3 folders)

1909 Tanaka, Koichi

1909 Tanaka, Yukitsuna

1909 Taneichi, Mikio (3 folders)

1909 Tani, Kumao (2 folders)

1909 Taniguchi, Gosuke

1909 Taniguchi, Gosuke (Capt.)

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1909 Taninaka, Katsuyoshi (2 folders)

1910 Tasuki, Kiyoto (Ens.)

1910 Tatishi, Teodoro (4 folders)

1910 Teramoto, Eigo

1910 Teramoto, Takuji (2 folders)

1910 Tezuka, Toshio (WO)

1910 Tohei, Takeshi (3 folders)

1910 Tokunaga, Masatomo

1910 Tone, Seiichi (3 folders)

1910 Toyama, Minoru

1910 Toyama, Minoru (Capt.)

1910 Toyama, Minoru

1910 Toyonaga, Tsunao (2 folders)

1910 Toyota, Chiyomi

1910 Toyota, Chiyomi (1st Lt.)

1910 Toyota, Chiyomi

1910 Tozuka, Ryoichi

1910 Tozuka, Ryoichi (Lt. Col.)

1910 Tozuka, Ryoichi

1910 Ueda, Mitsugu (3 folders)

1910 Uehara, Zenichi

1910 Uehara, Zenichi (Maj.)

1910 Unai, Bunji (4 folders)

1910 Uyeki, Mariano

1911 Watanabe, Tadashi (1st Lt.) (2 folders)

1911 Watanabe, Hidemi (Lt. Col.) (3 folders)

1911 Yamaguchi, Masakazu

1911 Yamamoto, Nobuo

1911 Yamamoto, Tadao

1911 Yamanoue, Ichiro

1911 Yamashita, Tomoyuki (Gen.)

1911 Yoshida, Tokujiro (Capt.)

1911 Yoshinaga, FNU (Guard)

1911 Yoshiyama, Tokuo (Lt. Col.)

1911 Yoshizaki, Kiyosato (WO)

1911 Yuki, Chinsaku (M. Sgt.)

1911 Yuki, Kempei (1st Lt.)

201 Files 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1343)

Boxes 1923-1925 location: 290/12/34/06

Box Subject

1923 Crow, Kenneth James

1923 Croze, Deland Joseph

1923 Cruz, Macario J.

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Box Subject

1923 Dionesio, Silvestre

1923 Elizalde, Juan Miguel

1923 Fujii, Hajime

1923 Gullas, Gilda

1923 Hamamoto, Masafuji

1923 Hamasaki, Naoki

1923 Homma, Masaharu

1923 Ishimura, Kazuyoshi

1923 Ito, Kiyoharu

1923 Iwataka, Kenji

1923 Joaquine, Magne

1923 Kadomatsu, Shoichi

1923 Kasahara, FNU

1923 Kawabe, Hisao

1923 Koike, Kaneyuki

1923 Konishi, Sadaaki

1923 Krisfalusi, George

1923 Kou, Shiyoku

1923 Kruijthoff, Ir. G.C.J. Tielenius

1923 Kudo, Chushiro

1923 Kumai, Toshimi (2 folders)

1923 Kurasawa, Tooru (2 folders)

1923 Lapada, Anselmo G.

1923 Maeda, Shojiro

1923 Makita, Tokizo; Itai, Hisaki

1923 Matsumoto, Inokichi

1923 Matsuzaki, Morio (2 folders)

1923 Miscellaneous

1923 Mizoguchi, Jiro

1923 Mizuno, Akira

1923 Mori, Kenkichi

1923 Morita, Toyozo

1923 Moriyama, Miori

1923 Motoki, Jiro (2 folders)

1923 Mukai, Kagajiro

1923 Muyong, Esperanza

1923 Nagahama, Akira

1923 Naito, Tetsuo

1923 Nakada, Yoshiaki

1923 Nakamura, Michinori (3 folders)

1923 Nanjo, Masao (2 folders)

1923 Nanjo, FNU

1923 Nishikawa, Kiyoshi

1923 Nogi, Harumichi

1923 Nogi, Naraji

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Box Subject

1923 Odamura, Tsohitake (2 folders)

1923 Ogawa, Yoshiaki

1923 Ohsugi, Morikazu (4 folders)

1924 Ohta, Seiichi

1924 Oie, Satoshi (2 folders)

1924 Okano, Hiroichi

1924 Ono, Satoru

1924 Otsuka, Noriyuki

1924 Ozawa, Takeji

1924 Palomaria, FNU

1924 Ricafranca, P. D.

1924 Sasaki, Jyunji

1924 Saito, Takao (4 folders)

1924 Sasaki, Jyunji

1924 Sato, Tatsuji

1924 Shin, Fusataro (2 folders)

1924 Shimizu, Hisamatsu (2 folders)

1924 Shirakura, Toneo

1924 Sugimoto, Masanori

1924 Tabuo, Chikanori

1924 Tachibana, Masao

1924 Tajima, FNU

1924 Takahashi, Tansaku

1924 Tanaka, Koichi

1924 Tanaka, Hachiro

1924 Taneichi, Mikio

1924 Tani, Kumao

1924 Taniguchi, Gosuke

1924 Taniguchi, FNU

1924 Teramoto, Eigo

1924 Toyota, Chiyomi

1924 Tozuka, Ryoichi

1924 Uyeki, Mariano, alias Uyeki, Sekimasa

1924 Watanabe, Hidemi

1924 Watanabe, Tadashi (2 folders)

1924 Yamaguchi, Masakazu (2 folders)

1925 Yamaguchi, Masakazu

1925 Yamamoto, Nobuo

1925 Yamamoto, Takeki; Mori, Hitoshi; Tokunaga, Masatomo; Yamada, Choji; 

Matsumoto, Hidenri; Yamashita, Shinpei

1925 Yamanoue, Ichiro

1925 Yamashita, Shinpei

1925 Yamashita, Tomoyuki

1925 Yoshida, Tokujiro (2 folders)

1925 Yoshioka, Makato

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1925 Yuki, Chinsaku (Chiusaku)

1925 Aki, Takamaro

1925 Chiuma, Sazae

1925 Hiromori, Aguda

1925 Homma, Masaharu

1925 Ito, Masayasu

1925 Ito, Saburo (2 folders)

1925 Kudo, Chushiro

1925 Matsumoto, Satoru

1925 Miyamoto, Shimawo

1925 Nogi, Harumichi

1925 Nogi, Naraji

1925 Ogawa, Yoshiaki

1925 Ohsugi, Morikazu (2 folders)

1925 Sato, Satoru

1925 Takahashi, Sadakichi (2 folders)

1925 Tanaka, Yukitsuna

1925 Taniguchi, Gosuke

1925 Teramoto, Tokuji

1925 Tone, Seiichi

1925 Yamada, Asao

1925 Yamamoto, Tadeo

1925 Yamanoue, Ichiro

1925 Yamashita, Tomoyuki

1925 Yuki, Chinsaku

Orders and Summaries 1946-1947 (0331-UD-1341)

Boxes 1912-1914 location: 290/12/34/03

Box Subject

1912 Fujimoto, Masami

1912 Fujisaki, Saburo

1912 Fujiyama (Hujiyama), Shigekazu

1912 Fukumoto, Mauchiro

1912 Hamamoto, Masafuji

1912 Higashiji, Takuma

1912 Hirakawa, Torao

1912 Imada, Katsumi

1912 Iraya, Pedro

1912 Kai, Mikio

1912 Kamisuki, Kotaro

1912 Kumai, Toshimi

1912 Martinez, Alhandera; Tsubo, Hiroshi; Okumura, Nobuo; Kuroe, Hiroshi alias Kuroi; 

Maetaka, Yasuharu alias Naetaka; Kinoshita, Shizuo; Ikuno, Tadao; Amado, 

Anatolio; Goloran, Cresilda; Golran, Edwarda; Goloran, Amador

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1912 Military Commission Orders (GHQ/Far East Command) (2 folders)

1912 Military Commission Orders (GHQ/US AFPAC) and Military Commission Orders (HQ/

8th Army)

1912 Military Commission Orders (HQ/US AFWESPAC)

1912 Morito, Shoichi; Kawano, Hiroshi; Oshida, Takakazu; Kondo, Yoshio; Ishii, Yujiro; 

Motomura, Harushi; Hara, Ko (Akira); Onozuka, Zensaburo; Ikawa, Shigeo; 

Ishigaki, Hyoshi; Kato, Taksume; Kitada, Kentaro; Obara, Yoshio

1912 Nagata, Kiyoshi

1912 Naiki, Hisakichi; Tasaki, Tadashi; Taniyama, Shinosuke; Tanoye, Tenri; Tatsumi, 

Masaru

1912 Nakasai, Matsujiro

1912 Nishikawa, Kiyoshi

1912 Ogawa, Hirose; Taguchi, Yoshio; Kobayashi, Matsukichi; Shimura, Hisao; Masao, 

Yamashita; Higashigi, Seiji; Tachibana, Shoichi; Hida, Usaji; Abe, Masaaki; 

Hosokawa, Akiyoshi; Hayashi, Masao; Kasai, Rachijuro; Kawachi, Kanzo

1912 Ogawa, Masato; Kenyo, Ohara; Yokoyama, Kimio; Yoshinaga, Hitoshi

1912 Ohara, Yasao

1912 Otani, Fusakichi; Nakabayashi, Kiyonobu; Wakita, Osamu; Tetsu, Kamemoto; 

Kawachi, Masaki; Hori, Satoshi; Hirano, Yoshiharu; Bangaro, Goto; Inoue, Hikojiro; 

Nishida, Zenichi; Sakasegawa, Masumi; Nakashima, Akira; Suzuki, Yoshisuke

1912 Pamatian, Benedicta

1912 Pelayo, Amado G.

1912 Sawasaki, Ikuo

1912 Tajima, Hikotaro

1912 Takahashi, Jinsuke

1912 Tanaka, Yutaka

1912 Yoshida, Tadashi

1912 Yoshida, Tokujiro

1913 Yamada, Masao

1913 Antee, Charles A.

1913 Barber, William Shearon

1913 Chiuma, Sezae

1913 Deguchi, Motoaki, et al.

1913 Enjo, Genzo; Konishi, Shonosuke; Kobayashi, Toshiji; Suzuki, Ittoku; Okiyama, 

Tautomu; Yonehara, Minoru; Murayama, Shinji; Homachi, Katsuichi; Asanuma, 

Tsugio; Miyazaki, Kenji; Harashima, Kanji

1913 Eto, Shigeki; Ito, Benji; Goto, Toshio; Ota, Tsuzuo

1913 Fujii, Hajime

1913 Fujii, Hiroshi

1913 Fujii, Sannojo

1913 Fujishige, Masatoshi

1913 Fujita, Takefumi (3 folders)

1913 Fukuda, Tamio; Banno, Hiratesu; Abe, Hiroshi; Tokoyama, Kisei

1913 Goto, Satsuki

1913 Hallbert, James William; Miller, Harold L.

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1913 Ichioka, Hisashi

1913 Ichioka, Hisashi, et al.

1913 Inamura, Rokunojo

1913 Ishiguro, Hiroshi, et al.

1913 Ito, Masayasu (3 folders)

1913 Ito, Saburo (2 folders)

1913 Iwataka, Kenji

1913 Kaneko, Takio

1913 Kashikawa, Jinosuke; Kariya, Yasuo; Kawamori, Kazutoshi; Kotshira, Yoshio; 

Kurosawa, Toshio; Miyashita, Tsunegoro; Kato, Satoshi; Inokuchi, Hisae; Iijima, 

Mayuki; Iizuka, Kozo; Isoda, Yoshio; Kishimoto, Masao; Kitakawa, Sajiro

1913 Kato, Tatsuo; Miwa, Teiichi; Sugiyama, Akara; Takahashi, Sawakichi; Nakamura, 

Giakurin; Nagamori, Masaharu; Nagata, Tsuneo; Wada, Seiji; Umehara, 

Fukumatsu; Nakano, Masami; Okamoto, Moriki

1913 Kobayashi, Tetsuo

1913 Kono, Hiroaki; Oota, Narumi, Kuriyama, Michio; Katayama, Kengo; Aoki, Yusu; 

Gustafson, Naad Reginald; Perkins, James

1913 Kyoda, Shigeru

1913 Mano, Junji

1913 Masahara, Matsuo

1913 Mitsuba, Hisaneo; Otsubo, Mitsusada

1913 Murai, Masaki

1913 Murayama, Hazima

1913 Nakajima, Hidemaro

1913 Nakamura, Tomoki

1913 Niimori, Genichiro

1913 Ogimoto, Yoshio; Kanetsuna, Tsuguo

1913 Sato, Masashi

1913 Shibano, Tadao

1913 Sugi, Masafumi

1913 Takata, Shuichi

1913 Tsuda, Koju

1913 Wada, Shusuke

1914 Kadomatsu, Shoichi

1914 Kamei, Kiyoshi

1914 Kataoka, Motoji (Sgt.)

1914 Kinoshita, Kiichi (Capt.)

1914 Kita, Heiji

1914 Kobayashi, Kesaki

1914 Kobayashi, Shoichi (Pfc.)

1914 Kodama, Yoshiaki (5 folders)

1914 Kojyo (Kojiro), Toshitake

1914 Konishi, Sadaaki

1914 Kudo, Chushiro

1914 Kurasawa, Tooru (2 folders)

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1914 Matsumoto, Inokichi (Rear Adm.)

1914 Matsuo, Toshiyuki (Interpreter)

1914 Matsuda, Junzo (2 folders)

1914 Mihara, Kikuichi

1914 Miyamoto, Shimawo (2 folders)

1914 Mori, Kenkichi (2 folders)

1914 Morimoto, Iichiro

1914 Morishita, Tsuneo

1914 Moriyama, Miori (2 folders)

1914 Mukai, Kagajiro

1914 Nakamura, Hideichi

1914 Nakamura, Michinori (2 folders)

1914 Nakano, Shizuo

1914 Nakazawa, Satoru (Lt.)

1914 Namiki, Asao

1914 Odamura, Toshitaka (2 folders)

1914 Ogawa, Eitaro

1914 Ogawa, Yoshiaki

1914 Ohsugi, Morikazu

1914 Saito, Takao (WO)

1914 Saito, Takao (2 folders)

1914 Sakamoto, Sadamu (WO)

1914 Sakamoto, Tei (WO)

1914 Sato, So

1914 Seki, Sakuyoshi

1914 Senuki, Kinzo (Cpl.)

1914 Shimizu, Hisamitsu

1914 Sugimoto, Hiroshi (Interpreter)

1914 Tabata, Hidetaka

1914 Tachibana, Masao, et al. (2 folders)

1914 Tadaki, Nobuyuki, et al.

1914 Taga, Tokiyoshi (Superior Pvt.)

1914 Takahashi, Sadakichi (2 folders)

1914 Tanaka, Hisashi (Cpl.)

1914 Tanaka, Mitsuji (Maj.)

1914 Tanaka, Yukitsuna

1914 Taniguchi, Gosuke

1914 Taninaka, Katsuyoshi

1914 Teramoto, Eigo (3 folders)

1914 Teramoto, Tokuji (2 folders)

1914 Tohei, Takashi (Maj.)

1914 Tone, Seiichi (2 folders)

1914 Umemoto, Tadashi (Superior Pvt.)

1914 Uemura, Eiitsuro

1914 Watanabe, Hidemi (3 folders)

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1914 Yamada, Asao

1914 Yamada, Choji

1914 Yamamoto, Nobuo

1914 Yamamoto, Tadeo (2 folders)

1914 Yamanoue, Ichiro

1914 Yochika, Seiroku (Cpl.)

1914 Yoshida, Tadashi (S. Maj.)

1914 Yuki, Chinsaku

Processing Papers Data 1945 (0331-UD-1342)

Boxes 1915-1922 location: 290/12/34/04

Box Subject

1915 Processing Papers (Nos. 1- 2000)

1916 Processing Papers (Nos. 2001- 4800)

1917 Processing Papers (Nos. 4801 – 6600A)

1918 Processing Papers (Nos. 6601A – 8600)

1919 Processing Papers (Nos. 8601 - 11000)

1920 Processing Papers (Nos. 11001 – 15400) 

1921 Processing Papers (Nos. 15401 -17800)

1922 Processing Papers (Nos. 17801 – 20600)

1922 Processing Papers (Mixed Numbers)

1922 Processing Papers (Nos. 20801 - No. 21169)

1922 Processing Papers (Miscellaneous Extra)

Miscellaneous Reports File 1946 (0331-UD-1344)

Boxes 1926-1928 location: 290/12/34/07

Box Subject

1926 Reports No. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 15

1926 Report No. 11: Massacre and Torture of Civilians at Polo and Obando, Bulacan, 

Philippine Islands on 10 December 1944

1926 Report Nos. 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 

37, 38, 39, 40, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 57, 66, 68, 70, 71, 74, 80, 262

1926 Report Nos. 61, 62, 63, 69, 73

1926 Report No. 79: Investigation of the Torture of Thirteen Igorot-Filipino Civilians at 

Atok, Mountain Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands, During March 1943 and March 

1944

1926 Report Nos. 81, 82, 83, 84, 85

1926 Report Nos. 86, 87, 88, 89, 90

1926 Report No. 91: Murders, Mistreatment and Imprisonment under Improper 

Conditions of Civilian Internees at Santo Tomas University, Manila, Philippine 

Islands by the Japanese during the Period January 1942 to February 1945

1926 Report No. 93: Crimes Committed by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army, at 

Cabanatuan Prison Camps No. 1 and No. 3 from June 1943 to Oct. 1944 (Kuroda 

Phase)

1926 Reports Nos. 94, 95, 96, 97, 98

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1926 Report No. 99: Crimes Committed by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army, at 

Cabanatuan Prison Camps No. 1 and No. 3 from Sept, 1942 to May 1943 (Tanaka 

Phase)

1926 Report No. 100: Investigation of the Mistreatment and Killing of Civilians at 

Mankayan, Mountain Province, Philippine Islands by Members of the Japanese 

Kempei Tai

1926 Report No. 101: The Massacre of at Least One Hundred and Seven Filipino 

Civilians at San Jose, Batangas, Luzon, Philippine Islands Philippine Islands, 

During January, February and March 1945

1926 Report No. 102: Investigation of the Murder of Forty-Three Male Filipino Civilians 

from Madrigal Plantation Near Muntinlupa, Rizal Province, Philippine Islands, on 28 

May 1944 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 103: Investigation of the Murder of Five Filipino Civilians at 

Floridablanca, Pampanga, Philippine Islands in February 1942 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 104: Massacres of Chinese and Filipino Civilians at San Pablo, Laguna 

Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands. on 24 February 1945

1926 Report No. 105: The Murder of Corporal Wendell Morgan, American Prisoner of 

War, at Pampanga, Luzon, Philippine Islands on 25 June 1943

1926 Report No. 106: Investigation of the Massacre of One Hundred and Ninety Four 

Filipino Civilians at Santo Tomas, Batangas, Luzon, Philippine Islands, and the 

Unnecessary Burning of Part of the Town by the Japanese on 11 February 1945

1926 Report No. 107: The Murder of Three Filipino Civilians at Danao, Cebu, Philippine 

Islands by the Japanese in Conjunction with Filipino Puppet Officials on 4 July 

1942

1926 Report No. 108: The Murder of the Palicte Family at Cebu City, Cebu, Philippine 

Islands by the Japanese on 26 March 1945

1926 Report No. 109: Investigation of the Atrocities Committed at Fort Santiago, 

Intramuros, Manila, Philippine Islands, by Members of the Military Police of the 

Imperial Japanese Forces from January 1942 to February 1945

1926 Report No. 110: Beating, Torture and Probably Murder of Filipino Civilians at 

Buting and San Joaquin, Pasig, Rizal, Philippine Islands, by Members of the 

Japanese Armed Forces on 3 December 1944

1926 Report No. 111: The Murder of the Jaguren Family and Others at Barrio Sambag, 

Jaro, Iloilo City, Iloilo, Panay, Philippine Islands, by the Japanese on 7 November 

1944

1926 Report No. 112: Investigation of the Murder and Raping of Civilians and Burning 

of Civilian Homes at Tubog, Minglanilla, Cebu, Philippine Islands, on 30 and 31 

January 1945 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 113: Murder of Civilians and the Unnecessary Burning of Homes 

at Sitio of Mangcaen, Barrio of Casilagan, Town of Naguilian, La Union, Luzon, 

Philippine Islands, on 23 January 1945

1926 Report No. 114: The Torture of Tio Tian at Normal School Building, Cebu City, 

Cebu, Philippine Islands, by the Japanese from 3 April 1944 to 18 May 1944

1926 Report No. 115: Investigation of the Murder of Nine Chinese Civilians at the 

Chinese Cemetery at Santa Cruz, Manila, P. I. on 15 April 1942 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 116: Mistreatment of Civilians at the Wack Wack Golf and Country 

Club, San Juan, Rizal Province, P. I., by Members of the Japanese Army on 24 

November 1944

1926 Report No. 117: The Massacre of More that One Thousand Civilians by Members 

of the Japanese Armed Forces at Lipa, Batangas Province, Luzon, P. I., on 5 March 

1945

1926 Report No. 118: Investigation of the Murder of Five American Prisoners of War on 

16 July 1942 Near Calumpit, Bulacan, Luzon, Philippine Islands

1926 Report No. 119: Atrocities Committed in the Town of Calamba, Laguna Province, 

Luzon, P. I. by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army during February 1945

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1926 Report No. 120: The Murder and Attempted Murder of Hundreds of Civilians: The 

Rape of Women and the Burning of Homes at Tanauan, Batangas Province, Luzon, 

Philippine Islands, by the Japanese during February 1945

1926 Report No. 121: Investigation of the Imus and Dasmarinas Massacre of 

Approximately Thirty Filipinos and the Beating and Torturing of at Least Eight 

Others on 16 and 17 December 1944 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 122: The Murder of Jaime Dioso by a Member of the Japanese Military 

Police at Jaro Central School, Iloilo City, Iloilo, Panay, P. I. on 10 May 1942

1926 Report No. 123: Investigation of the Atrocities Committed at Fort Santiago, 

Intramuras, Manila, Philippine Islands by the Japanese (Supplemental Report)

1926 Report No. 124: The Massacre of Filipino Civilians by the Japanese at Mahayag, 

Tibungko, Davao City, Mindanao, P. I., on 9 May 1945

1926 Report No. 125: Investigation of the Massacre of One Hundred and Twenty Filipino 

Civilians on the Island of Lafu, Lallo, Cagayan, Luzon, Philippine Islands on 7 April 

1945 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 126: The Massacre of Filipino Civilians at Tapel, Gonzaga, Cagayan, 

Luzon, Philippine Islands by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army on 1 July 

1945

1926 Report No. 127: The Mistreatment and Murder of at Least Fourteen Filipino 

Civilians by the Japanese at Buguey, Cagayan, Luzon, P. I., during February, 

March and May 1945

1926 Report No. 128: Massacre of Civilians in Miagao and Tigbalian, Iloilo Province, 

Panay, Philippine Islands by the Japanese in August 1943 and March 1944

1926 Report No. 129: Investigation of the Murder, Torture and Attempted Rape at 

Cordova, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippine Islands, on 19 and 20 August 1944 by 

the Japanese

1926 Report No. 130: Murder of Filipino Civilians at Miagao, Iloilo Province, Panay, 

Philippine Islands by the Japanese during the Months of January through May, 

1944

1926 Report No. 131: Investigation of the Murder, Torture and Rape in the Towns of 

Ajuy and Sara, Iloilo Province, Panay, P. I., Between 13 and 29 September 1943 

by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 132: Murder, Attempted Murder, Torture, and Attempted Rape of 

Civilians at Carcar, Cebu, P. I. by Members of the Japanese Kempai Tai in May and 

August, 1944

1926 Report No. 133: The Report of the Unlawful Use of the Japanese Hospital Ship 

Tachibana Maru in Carrying Troops, Guns, Munitions and Other Military Equipment

1926 Report No. 134: Investigation of the Mistreatment of American Prisoners of War 

Working on the Tarlac Bridge Detail in May and June 1942 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 135: Investigation of the Murder, Attempted Murder, Rape and 

Unnecessary Burning of Homes at Tiaong, Tayabas Province, Luzon, Philippine 

Islands, Between 13 February and 27 March 1945 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 136: Mistreatment and Massacre of Civilians at Barili, Cebu, Philippine 

Islands, by the Japanese on or about 2 September 1944

1926 Report No. 137: Investigation of the Murder of Five Civilians and Subsequent 

Cannibalism in Sitio Lilong, Barrio Dinwiddie, Cervantes, Ilocos Sur, Luzon, P. I., 

during August 1945, and the Killing of Three Civilians in Sitio Penidet, Presidencia 

Bakun, Mountain Province, Luzon, P. I. on 6 August 1945, by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 138: Murder of Salak Family at Tarlac, Tarlac, Luzon, Philippine 

Islands, by the Japanese on 12 January 1945

1926 Report No. 139: The Murder and Torture of Filipino Civilians by Members of the 

Japanese Military Police at Bamban, Tarlac, Luzon, Philippine Islands, in February 

1942 and in October and December 1944

1926 Report No. 140: Punitive Expeditions on Panay Island by Japanese Forces Against 

Civilians in September 1943 and October 1943

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1926 Report No. 141: Murder of Sixteen Identified Filipino Civilians, by the Japanese in 

Barrio Cutcut, Angeles, Pampanga Province, Luzon, P. I., on 25 January 1945

1926 Report No. 142: The Murder of Eleven American Baptist Teachers of the Faculty 

of the Central Philippine College and the Murder of Six Other Americans at Camp 

Hopevale Near Tapaz, Capiz Province, Panay, Philippine Islands on 20 December 

1943

1926 Report No. 142: The Murder of Eleven American Baptist Teachers of the Faculty 

of the Central Philippine College and the Murder of Six Other Americans at Camp 

Hopevale Near Tapiz, Capiz Province, Panay, Philippine Islands, on 20 December 

1943

1926 Report No. 144: Investigation of the Torture and Murder of Filipino Civilians 

in Ballesteros, Cagayan, Luzon, Philippine Islands, on 6 January 1945 by the 

Japanese

1926 Report No. 145: Investigation of the Killing of Private Inocencio Romero at Danao, 

Cebu, Philippine Islands, in June or July 1944 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 146: Killing of Three Identified Filipinos at Bacolod, Occidental 

Province, Negros, Philippine Islands, by Members of the Japanese Army on 29 

June 1944

1926 Report No. 147: The Murder and Torture at Talisay and Bacolod, Occidental 

Province, Negros, Philippine Islands, by Members of the Japanese Army, on 19 

April 1944

1926 Report No. 148: The Killing of Vicente Torres and Two Others and the Torture 

and Beating of Filipinos by Japanese from Kabankalan and Bacolod, Occidental 

Province, Negros, Philippine Islands, between 21 January and May 1944

1926 Report No. 149: Investigation of the Murder and Torture of Filipino Civilians at 

Bayombong and Solano, Nueva Viscaya Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands, from 

September 1942 to March 1945 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 150: Murder and Rape at Bacaca, Davao City, Mindanao, Philippine 

Islands by the Japanese on 2, 3, 4 and 5 May 1945

1926 Report No. 151: Investigation of the Murder and Attempted Murder of Filipino 

Civilians and the Wanton Destruction of Private Property in Various Barrios of 

Malvar, Batangas Province, Luzon, P. I., during January, February, and March 1945 

by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 152: Murder and Disappearance of Civilians at Bacaca, Davao City, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands, by the Japanese on 3 May 1945

1926 Report No. 153: Murders at Ilang-Ilang and Bunawan, Davao, Mindanao, 

Philippine Islands between 14 May 1945 and 15 June 1945

1926 Report No. 153: Murders at Ilang-Ilang and Bunawan, Davao, Mindanao, 

Philippine Islands, by the Japanese between 14 May 1945 and 15 June 1945

1926 Report No. 154: Attempted Murder and Murder of Filipino Civilians at Biao, 

Calinan, Davao Province, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on 5 May 1945 by the 

Japanese

1926 Report No. 155: Los Banos Internment Camp Atrocities between 17 September 

1944 and 23 February 1945

1926 Report No. 156: Additional Murders at Bacolod, Occidental Province, Negros, 

Philippine Islands, between 19 July 1944 and 25 July 1944 by the Japanese

1926 Report No. 157: Imprisonment under Improper Conditions of American Prisoners 

of War at Capas Bridge Detail, Capas, Tarlac, Luzon, P. I., April to July 1942

1926 Report No. 158: Murder of Five Filipino Civilians by Kempei-Tai Stationed at Iloilo 

Garrison, Panay, P. I., on 23 February 1944 (see also Reports No. 111 and 140)

1926 Report No. 159: Additional Murders by Japanese Kempei-Tai at Iloilo City, Panay, 

P. I., in May 1944 and December 1944 (see also Reports No. 111, 140 and 158)

1926 Report No. 160: Murder of Sixteen Civilians at La Castellena, Occidental Province, 

Negros, Philippine Islands, on 22 August 1942 and 24 September 1942

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1926 Report No. 161: Additional Torture and Murder by Kempei-Tai Stationed at 

Bacolod, Occidental Province, Negros, Philippine Islands, in February and March 

1945

1926 Report No. 162: Murder of Sixteen Filipino Civilians and Torture of Others at 

Bacolod, Negros Occidental on 7 December 1944 and 20 January 1945

1926 Report No. 163: Murder of Four Filipino Citizens of Ilang, Davao City, Mindanao, 

Philippine Islands, and Looting on 28 December 1941

1926 Report No. 164: Burning of Barrios in San Fernando, La Union, Luzon, Philippine 

Islands, on 19 December 1944

1926 Report No. 165: Torture of Fifteen Filipino Civilians by Kempei-Tai at Aparri, 

Cagayan, Luzon, Philippine Islands, in September 1944

1926 Murder of Approximately Eighty-Nine Filipino Citizens Near Tugbok, Davao City, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on 14 May 1945

1926 Report No. 167: Torture of Panfilo W. Alpuerto at Dumanjug and Cebu City, Cebu, 

Philippine Islands, in March 1944

1926 Report No. 168: Murder of Forty-Four Filipino Civilians in May or June 1944 Near 

Fabric, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands

1926 Report No. 169: Murder of One Filipino in February 1944 at Hinundayan, Leyte, P. I.

1926 Report No. 170: Murder of Three American Prisoners of War and One Filipino by 

Members of the Iloilo Kempei-Tai Near Mandurriao, Panay Island, P. I.

1926 Report No. 171: Murder of Twenty-Seven Identified Filipino Citizens at Buenavista, 

Guimaras Island, Philippine Islands between August 1943 and January 1945

1926 Report No. 172: Murder of Six Filipino Civilians at Manual Plantation, Guianga, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on 30 May 1945 and 1 June 1945

1926 Report No. 173: Torture and Probable Murder of Demetrio Fornillos at Palo, Leyte, 

Philippine Islands, in March 1943

1926 Report No. 174: Executions at Calbayog, Samar, Philippine Islands in July, 1943

1926 Report No. 175: Murder of Eighty-Two Identified Filipino Residents of Leon, Iloilo 

Province, Panay, Philippine Islands, in August 1943 and April 1944

1926 Report No. 176: Murder, Beating, and Imprisonment Under Improper Conditions 

of American Prisoners of War at Bontoc Mountain Province, Luzon, P. I., in MayJune 1942

1926 Report No. 177: Murder of Ten Filipino Civilians in August, 1943 at Leon, Iloilo 

Province, Panay, Philippine Islands

1926 Report No. 178: Murder of Twenty-Four Filipino Civilians in April and May, 1944 at 

Dumanjug, Cebu, Philippine Islands

1926 Report No. 179

1926 Report No. 180: Torture and Murder of Dumanjug Civilians in August 1944

1926 Report No. 181: Tortures and Murders at Dumanjug, Cebu, P. I. in March 1944

1926 Report No. 182: Murder of One Filipino, Wounding of Another and Burning of their 

Home on 1 September 1944 at Dumanjug, Cebu, Philippine Islands

1926 Report No. 183: Torture and Murder at Hilogos, Leyte, P. I. in July 1944

1926 Report No. 184: Torture of Civilians at Davao City, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, 

by Kempei-Tai Members in March and April 1944

1926 Report No. 185: Torture and Murder of Residents of Bay, Laguna Province, Luzon, 

Philippine Islands, on 9 February 1945

1926 Report No. 186: Execution of One American and Seven Identified Filipino Citizens 

at Magugpo, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, in July 1942

1926 Report No. 187: Insular Lumbar Company Dock Murders, Negros Occidental

1926 Report No. 188: Beheading of American Flier in Northern Mountains of Negros, P. I.

1926 Report No. 189: Mistreatment and Imprisonment Under Improper Conditions of 

American Prisoners of War at Corregidor, P. I., during Summer of 1942

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1926 Report No. 190: Execution of Five Filipino Civilians at Baguio, Mountain Province, 

Philippine Islands on 6 October 1942

1926 Report No. 191: Murder of Filipino Civilians at Inopacan, Leyte, Philippine Islands, 

March 1943 and March 1944

1926 Report No. 192: Negros Camps

1926 Report No. 193: Killing of American Prisoners of War After the Torpedoing of the 

Shinyo Maru, a Japanese Prison Ship Off Liloy Point, Zamboanga on 7 September 

1944

1926 Report No. 193: Killing of American Prisoners of War After the Torpedoing of the 

Shinyo Maru, a Japanese Prison Ship, Off Liloy Point, Zamboanga on 7 September 

1944

1926 Report No. 194: Killing of Civilians of Baguio, Mountain Province, Luzon, Philippine 

Islands, in 1942 and in March 1945

1926 Report No. 195: Killing of Seven Filipino Civilians at Toledo, Cebu, P. I. Sept. 1944

1926 Report No. 196: Execution of Three Civilians at Carcar, Cebu, P. I., in October 

1944

1926 Report No. 197: Murders, Looting and Burning of the Town of Calauang, Laguna 

Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands in February 1945

1926 Report No. 198: Mistreatment of Hitolio Fidelis at Davao, Mindanao, Philippine 

Islands, in March 1945

1926 Report No. 199: Torture of Two Civilians at Hilongos, Leyte, Philippine Islands

1926 Report No. 200: Torture of Civilians at Lucena, Tayabas Province, Luzon, Philippine 

Islands, May 1944 - December 1944

1926 Report No. 201: Massacre of Two Hundred Civilians at Tuba, (Irisan) Benguet, Mt. 

Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands, 10 April 1945

1926 Report No. 202: Mistreatment of Two Filipino Civilians in Maasin, Leyte, Philippine 

Islands, in June and July 1944

1926 Report No. 203: Murder of American Flier Near Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, 

Philippine Islands, 13 September 1944

1926 Report No. 204: Mistreatment of Father Douglas at Paete, Laguna, Luzon, 

Philippine Islands, on 24 July 1943

1926 Report No. 205: Burning and Killing in San Juan, La Union Province, Luzon, 

Philippine Islands on 19 January 1945

1926 Report No. 206: Torture of Olimpio Pansepanse at Carcar, Cebu, P. I., 20 May 

1944

1926 Report No. 207: Deaths of Thirty-Seven American Prisoners of War at Gapan, 

Nueva Ecija Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands, in May and June 1942

1926 Report No. 208: Murder of Three Filipinos Near Manuel Plantation, Tagakpan, 

Davao City, Mindanao, Philippine Islands on 18 May 1945

1926 Report No. 209: Bataan General Hospital Nos. 1 and 2

1926 Report No. 210: Transportation of Prisoners of War Under Improper Conditions 

from Davao Penal Colony, Mindanao, P. I. to Manila, P. I. from June 6 to June 26, 

1944

1926 Report No. 211: Torture and Murder of Presidential Guards and Others at Baguio, 

Mountain Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands, about 20 January 1945

1927 Report No. 212: Baguio Kempei-Tai - Torture on 30 December 1942 to April 1945

1927 Report No. 213: Torture and Murder of Filipino Civilians at Pangil and Siniloan, 

Laguna Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands, in 1943 and 1944

1927 Report No. 214: Los Banos Massacres

1927 Report No. 215: Killing and Looting of Joaquin Nacua, a Resident of Carcar, Cebu, 

Philippine Islands, on or about 15 March 1944

1927 Report No. 216: Killing of Amando Satorre in Carcar, Cebu, P. I. on 15 April 1944

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1927 Report No. 217: Severe Torture of Roberto E. Sato on 25 Apr. 1944 in Carcar, 

Cebu, P. I.

1927 Report No. 218: Killing of Five Filipino Men, Looting and Burning of the Floreta 

Home and the Torture of Another in October 1944 at Carcar, Cebu, Philippine 

Islands

1927 Report No. 219: Murder of Filipino Civilians in Sitio Sococ, Barrio Santiago Sur, 

San Fernando, La Union, Luzon, Philippine Islands

1927 Report No. 220: Murder of Macun Panondiongan on 15 July 1942 at Barrio 

Dimayon, Dansalan, Lanao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands

1927 Report No. 221: Lapoy Plantation Murders, Davao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands

1927 Report No. 222: Murder of Approximately Thirty Filipino Civilians at Biao, Davao 

Province, Mindanao, Philippine Islands on the 17th of May 1945

1927 Report No. 223: Murder and Attempted Murder at Lipata, Minglanilla, Cebu, P. I.

1927 Report No. 224: Sagay Atrocities, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands

1927 Report No. 225: Murder of Chinese in Davao City, Davao, Mindanao, P. I. May 

1945

1927 Report No. 226: Murder of Nine Chinese at Davao City, Davao, P. I. on 21 May 

1945

1927 Report No. 227: Burning and Killing in Barrio Rayah, Wato, Lanao, Mindanao, 

Philippine Islands, in August 1942

1927 Report No. 228: Murder of Two Filipinos at Daliao, Davao City, Mindanao, P. I.

1927 Report No. 229: Murder of Five Filipinos at Digos, Santa Cruz, Davao, Mindanao, 

Philippine Islands, on 25 October 1942

1927 Report No. 230: Murder and Torture of Filipino Civilians at Mauban, Tayabas, 

Luzon, Philippine Islands, from July 1943 to February 1945

1927 Report No. 231: Atrocities at San Carlos, Negros Occidental, P. I., on 17 

September 1942

1927 Report No. 232: Lucban Atrocities, January 1945

1927 Report No. 233: Davao Penal Colony and Davao City Civilian Internment Camp

1927 Report No. 234

1927 Report No. 235: Atrocities at Calinan, Davao City, December 1941

1927 Report No. 236: Murder of a Filipino Civilian in Mintal, Davao City, Davao, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on or about 29 December 1941

1927 Report No. 237: Torture and Murder of Hayden Laurence, an American Prisoner of 

War, at Angeles, Pampanga, on 23 September 1943

1927 Report No. 238: Torture, Attempted Murder and Murder of Fourteen Filipino 

Civilians at Alcala, Province of Cagayan, P. I., during the Period from 8 Jan. 1945 

to 14 March 1945

1927 Report No. 239: Murder of Filipino and American Prisoners at Mintal and 

Neighboring Area, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on 10 September 1944

1927 Report No. 240: Bunawan Murders, Davao City, Mindanao, P. I., May 1945

1927 Report No. 241: Murder of Japanese Babies in Cebu

1927 Report No. 242: Murder of Five Chinese Civilians at Tungkalan, Davao City, 

Philippine Islands, on 18 May 1945

1927 Report No. 243: Murder of Two Filipinos and Attempted Murder of Another at 

Gatungan, Davao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on or About 19 May 1945

1927 Report No. 244: Murders Near Tigato, Davao City, Mindanao, P. I. on 3 May 1945

1927 Report No. 245: Murder of Four American Fliers on Fuga Island, Luzon, Philippine 

Islands, on 20 June 1945

1927 Report No. 246: Murder of Four Filipino Civilians at Manay, Davao, Philippine 

Islands, on 2 November 1942

1927 Report No. 247: Camp Murphy and Zablan Airfield

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1927 Report No. 248: Torture, Attempted Murder of Three and Murder of Approximately 

35 Filipinos, Including a Woman and Eight Children at Ayungon, Negros Oriental, 

Philippine Islands, on 5 May 1944

1927 Report No. 249: Murder of Mrs. Agustina Gadoatan Connilly and Torture of Antero 

Jamora at Silay, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands on 8 October 1944

1927 Report No. 250: Mistreatment of American and Filipino Civilians, Looting and 

Burning in Negros from 24 November to 18 December 1943

1927 Report No. 251: Murder of Five Filipino Civilians and Attempted Murder of Another 

at Luzuriaga, Negros Oriental, on 10 September 1944

1927 Report No. 252: Atrocities in Victorias, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands, in 

August and September 1943

1927 Report No. 253: Atrocities at Bogo, Cebu, Philippine Islands, August-November 

1944

1927 Report No. 255: Murder and Attempted Murder at Barrio Bagakay, Tacloban, 

Leyte, Philippine Islands, on 30 April 1943

1927 Report No. 256: Killing and Mistreatment of Filipino Civilians in Bacolod, Negros 

Occidental, between 16 January 1944 and 4 April 1945

1927 Report No. 257

1927 Report No. 258: Torture and Murder of Sixteen Filipino Civilians at Isabela, Negros 

Occidental, Sometime during September 1942

1927 Report No. 259: Murder of Simeon Canque, Naga, Cebu, P. I., 28 December 1944

1927 Report No. 260: Atrocities in Ayuquitan, Negros Oriental, P. I., in April and May 1944

1927 Report No. 261: Torture and Killing of Emilio Ragols at Davao City, Davao, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands

1927 Report No. 263: Murder of Approximately Ninety Filipino Civilians on the Shores of 

Tagburos River, Palawan Island, Philippine Islands, on or about 1 March 1945, and 

Murder of Three Filipino Civilians at Iralian, Palawan Island, P. I., on 4 March 1945

1927 Report No. 264: Murder of Sixteen Civilians and Attempted Murder of Another at 

Wangan, Riverside, Calinan, Davao, Philippine Islands, on 4 May 1945

1927 Report No. 265: Murder of Five Filipinos, Attempted Murder of Another and 

Burning of Barrio Umagos and the Hospital Therein, at Mandampog, Balingasag, 

Oriental Misamis, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on or about 1 October 1944

1927 Report No. 266: Torture and Bayonetting of Juliano Bailo and Three Other Filipino 

Civilians at Balingasag, Oriental Misamis, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on or 

about 30 September 1944

1927 Report No. 267: Execution by Machine-Gun Fire and Burning of Twenty-One 

Filipinos at Barrio Angad, Bangued, Abra, Philippine Islands, on 16 November 

1944

1927 Report No. 268: Killing of a Filipino Civilian and Beating and Disappearance of 

Another in Dulao, Bago, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands on 7 March 1944

1927 Report No. 269: Murder of a Moro at Kabakan, Cotabato, Mindanao, Philippine 

Islands, on 10 May 1944

1927 Report No. 270: Murder of Mamerto Pino at Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, 

Philippine Islands, on 23 November 1944

1927 Report No. 271: Massacre at Mulig, Davao City, 5 May 1945

1927 Report No. 272: Murder of Three Filipino Civilians at Calut, Butuan, Agusan, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands, during the Early Part of March 1945

1927 Report No. 273: Mistreatment and Killing of Filipino Civilians at Langtad, Naga, 

Cebu, Philippine Islands on 8 November 1944

1927 Report No. 274: Cotabato Airfield Murders, 12 September 1944

1927 Report No. 275: Murder of Twenty-Two Filipino Civilians, Attempted Murder of 

Another in Barrio Calindagan, Looting and Burning in Barrio Banilad, Dumaguete, 

Negros Oriental, 10 November 1944, and Torture of Severino Pastor in 

Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, in October 1944

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1927 Report No. 276: Torture and Murder of La Trinidad, Benguet, Mountain Province, 

Philippine Islands, March-October 1944

1927 Report No. 277: Murder of Angel Mercado in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, 3 Mar. 

1944

1927 Report No. 278: Atrocities in Barrio Guadalupe, Makati, Rizal, P. I., February 1945

1927 Report No. 279: Murder of Filipino Civilians in Siaton, Negros Oriental, July and 

August 1944

1927 Report No. 280: Chinese Murders at Davao City, May 1945

1927 Report No. 281: Murder of Twenty-Nine Civilians at Ranao-Pilayan, Cotabato, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands, on 7 July 1944

1927 Report No. 282: Atrocities at Barrio San Roque and Sitio Bitute, Zamboanga City, 

Mindanao, Philippine Islands, March 1945

1927 Report No. 283: Atrocities in Siquijor Island, P. I., October and November 1944

1927 Report No. 284: Disappearance of Three American Prisoners of War in Camp 

Keithley, Lanao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, between 1 June and 4 July 1942

1927 Report No. 285: Death March of Prisoners of War from Camp Keithley to Iligan, 

Lanao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, 4 July 1942

1927 Report No. 286: Disappearance of Brig. Gen. Guy O. Fort

1927 Report No. 287: Arson, rape, and robbery at Balilihan and Sikatuna, P.I., Sept. 12, 

1945

1927 Report No. 288: Murder and Mistreatment of Valencia and Garcia Hernandez, 

Bohol, Philippine Islands, April 1945-August 1945

1927 Report No. 289: Murder of Chinese and Bagobo Civilians and Arson in Catalunan 

Grande, Davao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, 5 May 1945

1927 Report No. 290: Murder. rape, and torture in Tagbilaran, P.I., June-Sept. 1942 

and July 1944

1927 Report No. 291: Murder and rape near Jagne, P.I., April-Oct. 1945

1927 Report No. 292: Murder of Two Unidentified American Fliers at Sarmi, Dutch New 

Guinea, October 1944

1927 Report No. 293: Murder and rape near Sierra Ballones, P.I., June-Dec. 1948

1927 Report No. 294: Rape of two Filipino women at Barrio Kawit, Pilar, Cebu, P.I., Nov. 

30, 1944 

1927 Report No. 295: Murder of the Mayor and Torture of the Chief of Police of Asingan, 

Pangasinan, Philippine Islands, in August 1943

1927 Report No. 296: Killing and Torturing of Filipino Civilians in 1944 and 1945 at 

Sipalay, Cawayan, and Ma-ao, Bago, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands

1927 Report No. 297: Atrocities at Mandawe, Cebu, P. I., August 1944-March 1945

1927 Report No. 298: Massacres in Camotes Islands, Cebu, P. I., December 1944

1927 Report No. 299: Execution of Capt. Todd and Sgt. Gourget at Santa Cruz, Laguna, 

Philippine Islands, 11 August 1943

1927 Report No. 300: Murder of Thirty-Five and Attempted Murder of Four Filipinos at 

Barrio Malaiba, Vallerhermoso, Negros Oriental, Philippine Islands, 12 February 

1944

1927 Report No. 301: Murder of Five Unidentified Americans at San Dionisio, 

Paranaque, Rizal, Philippine Islands, 9 May 1942

1927 Report No. 302: Atrocities in and Around Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Philippine Islands, 10 

December 1941 to 3 April 1945

1927 Report No. 303: Murder of Thirty and Attempted Murder of Six Filipinos at Barrio 

Calupa-an, (Quezon), San Carlos, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands, on 20 

August 1943 and 10-12 February 1944

1927 Report No. 304: Execution of Charles Putnam, Thomas Daggett, Captain 

Vicente Pinon and Six Other Unnamed Filipinos on 19 March 1944, at Alaminos, 

Pangasinan, P. I.

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1927 Report No. 305: Torture and Murder of Civilians in and Around Mankayan, 

Benguet, Mountain Province, Philippine Islands, in May and June 1944

1927 Report No. 306: Execution of Five American Fliers at Singkang, Celebes about 4 

August 1945

1927 Report No. 307: Murder of Four American Airmen at Maros Airfield Near Makassar, 

Celebes in July 1945

1927 Report No. 308: Execution of Eight American Airmen at Tolitoli, Celebes, 

Sometime in October or November 1944

1927 Report No. 309: Execution of Five American Airmen at Kendari, Celebes, about 24 

November 1944

1927 Report No. 310: Murder of Five American Fliers at or Near Tomohon, Celebes, in 

September, November and December 1944

1927 Report No. 312: Atrocities in Romblon Island, Philippine Islands, December 1944, 

January and February 1945

1927 Report No. 313: Looting, Murder, Attempted Murder and Abduction of Civilians at 

Infanta, Tayabas, Philippine Islands, in February, April and May 1945

1927 Report No. 314: Torture and Mistreatment of Civilians at the Japanese Military 

Police Garrison at Quezon City, P. I., during the Period March 1942 to December 

1944

1927 Report No. 315: Killing of Eugene Sterling Graham, an American Flier, at 

Concepcion, Tarlac, Philippine Islands, Sometime in October 1944

1927 Report No. 317: Execution of Three Unidentified American Airmen at Ambon 

(Amboina), Netherlands East Indies, on 29 August 1944

1927 Report No. 318: The Torturing and Killing of Filipino Civilians in and Around the 

Area of Bago Municipality, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands, during the Period 

January 1943 thru December 1944

1927 Report No. 319: Murder of Five Filipino and One Chinese Civilians and Attempted 

Murder of One Filipino Civilian at Barrio Taclobo-Batingil, Dumaguete, Oriental 

Negros, Philippine Islands, on 5 March 1945

1927 Report No. 321: Murder of One and Torture and Mistreatment of Twenty-Seven 

Filipino Male Civilians at Bacolod and Murcia, Negros Occidental in September 

1942 and during the Period 19 March 1944 to April 1944

1927 Report No. 322: Murder of Thirty-One, Attempted Murder of Four and Torture 

of One Hundred Seven Filipino Civilians at Silay, Occidental Negros, Philippine 

Islands, 11 November 1943 to June 1945

1927 Report No. 323: Murder, Attempted Murder, Mistreatment of Filipino Civilians 

Looting and Arson in and Around Silay, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands, 

during the Period 7 to 11 March 1944

1927 Report No. 324: The Killing of Nine and the Wounding of Three Filipino Civilians at 

Barrio Santa Cruz, Murcia, Negros Occidental, P. I., 26 November 1944

1927 Report No. 325: Murder of Felipe Polancos, Crispin Obellos and Roberto Amar, 

Filipino Citizens of Victorias, Negros Occidental, P. I., about the Middle of February 

1945

1927 Report No. 326: Murder, Torture and Disappearance of Filipino Male Civilians at 

Victorias, Negros Occidental during the Period August 1942 to 12 December 1942

1927 Report No. 327: The Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at Victorias, 

Negros Occidental, P. I., during the Period 13 November 1943 to 10 February 

1945

1927 Report No. 328: Murder, Ill-Treatment of Civilian Residents and Looting in Tanjay, 

Negros Oriental, Philippine Islands, during the Period February through June 1944

1927 Report No. 329: Murder of Five and Ill-Treatment of Four Filipino Civilians at 

Luzuriaga, Negros Oriental, P. I., during the Period June to November 1944

1927 Report No. 330: Murder, Attempted Murder and Rape of Filipino Civilians at La 

Carlota, Negros Occidental, 24 January 1943

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1927 Report No. 331: Massacre of Approximately Sixteen Filipino Civilians at Barrio 

Buenavista, Pontavedra, Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands, on 18 March 1945

1927 Report No. 332: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in Saravia-Cadiz 

Area and Manapla, Occidental Negros, P. I., during the Period 20 June 1942 to 30 

May 1945

1927 Report No. 333: Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at Saravia, Negros Occidental, 

Philippine Islands, during the Period 1 March 1943 through 9 January 1944

1927 Report No. 334: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians at La Carlota, 

Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands, during the Period February 1943 to 17 

January 1945

1927 Report No. 336: Murder, Attempted Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians 

in La Castellena, Negros Occidental, P. I., during the Period December 1942 to 

May 1944

1927 Report No. 337: Murder, Attempted Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians 

at Cadiz, Occidental Negros, Philippine Islands, during the Period 2 September 

1942 to 19 December 1944

1927 Report No. 339: Execution of Leonardo Bebit and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians 

at Silay, Negros Occidental, P. I., on 7 March 1944 (See also Report No. 323)

1927 Report No. 340: Ill-Treatment and Disappearance of Filipino, Spanish and Chinese 

Civilians in Dumaguete, Oriental Negros, P. I., in September and October 1944

1927 Report No. 342: The Disappearance and Ill-Treatment of Civilian Residents of 

Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, P. I., during the Period 13 January 1945 to March 

1945

1927 Report No. 343: The Ill-Treatment of Two Filipino Civilians and the Disappearance 

of Three Others in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, Philippine Islands, during the 

Period 12 September to 23 October 1944

1927 Report No. 344: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians of Barrio Bilias, 

Tanza, Cavite, Philippine Islands, during the Period 9-16 May 1944

1927 Report No. 346: Murder of Two American Civilians in Catbalogan, Samar, 

Philippine Islands, in March 1944

1927 Report No. 347: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in Alaminos and 

Sual, Pangasinan, Philippine Islands, in January 1945

1927 Report No. 348: Disappearance and Probable Murder of Eleven Civilians in Baguio 

City, Philippine Islands, on or about 26 March 1945

1927 Report No. 349: Execution of Three American Airmen at Samarinda, Borneo, in 

February 1945

1927 Report No. 350: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in Barrio Dann 

Banza, Victorias, Negros Occidental, P. I., during the Period from 10 to 15 

November 1944

1927 Report No. 351: Killing and Ill-Treatment of Civilians in Sitio Camay-an, Cadiz, 

Negros Occidental, Philippine Islands, about 20 February 1944

1927 Report No. 352: Ill-Treatment and Murder of Filipino Civilians in the Municipality of 

Pontevedra, Occidental Negros, P. I., during the Period from April 1943 to March 

1945

1927 Report No. 353: Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilians in the Vicinity of 

Sagay and Facrica, Occidental Negros, Philippine Islands, during the Period from 

June and July 1944 to 3 January 1945

1927 Report No. 354: Murder of Two Civilians in Barrio Asin, Tuba, Benguet, Mountain 

Province, Philippine Islands, in April 1944

1927 Report No. 355: Disappearance and Possible Massacre of Forty Civilians in 

Cagayan, Oriental Misamis, Philippine Islands, between October and November 

1944

1927 Report No. 356: Murder, Attempted Murder and Ill-Treatment of Filipino Civilian 

Residents of Matina, Pangi, Davao City, Davao, Philippine Islands, on 23 May 1945

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1927 Report No. 357: Disappearance and Possible Murder of Bernardo Sison at Nanyo, 

Davao City, Philippine Islands, on 29 April 1945

1927 Report No. 358: Probable Execution of Two American Fliers at Soroing, 

Netherlands East Indies, on or about 12 February 1945

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 1, 13 November 1945: Monthly Reports on Military 

Internment and Prisoners of War Camps in the Philippines 200 pp.

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 2, 6 December 1945: Roster of the Japanese 

Fourteenth Army Military Police Unit 11 pp.

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 3, 7 December 1945: Articles by Prominent 

Japanese on the Greater East Asia War 12 pp.

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 4, 10 December 1945: Combat Reports, Third 

Phase of Philippine Mopping-Up Operations (January 1-June 30, 1943) 15 pp.

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 5, 11 December 1945: The Philippine Press and 

Government in March 1942, 19 pp.

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 6, 13 December 1945: Field Military Police Duties 

and Situation Problems; Names of Japanese Military Police in the Philippines 33 

pp.

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS War 

Crimes Information Series, No. 7, 4 Jan. 1946: Names of Philippine Officials and 

Mayors 3 pp.

1928 (Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service) PACMIRS Special 

Translations, No. 18, 14 December 1945: History and Organization of MP Units 

[Kempei Tai] and List of MP Officials

1928 No Title

Terrain Study 1944-1945 (0331-UD-1345)

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Box Subject

1929 Public Relations Informational Summary No. 432 - No. 529

1929 Memorandum for Japanese Government, January 1946-May 1947

1929 Terrain Study No. 84: Leyte Province (Philippine Series), August 1944

1929 Terrain Study No. 85: S. E. Luzon (Philippine Series), September 1944

1929 Terrain Study No. 86: Cagayan Valley (Philippine Series), September 1944

1929 Map Supplement to Terrain Study No. 86: Cagayan Valley (Philippine Series), 

September 1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 88: Samar-Province (Philippine Series), September 1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 92: Davao-Sarangani (Philippine Series), September 1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 93: Lingayan (Philippine Series), October 1944

1930 Map Supplement to Terrain Study No. 93: Lingayan (Philippine Series), October 

1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 94: Central Luzon - Vols. 1-3 (Philippine Series), October 1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 94: Central Luzon - Vol. 3 Additions and Amendments (Philippine 

Series), October 1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 95: Batangas-Lucena (Luzon Island), November 1944

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1930 Terrain Study No. 96: Mindoro Province (Philippine Series), October 1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 97: NW Luzon (Philippine Series), November 1944

1930 Road Folder for Luzon (Philippine Series), November 1944

1930 Terrain Study No. 98: Central Mindanao (Philippine Series), January 1945

1931 Terrain Study No. 100: Cebu-Bohol (Philippine Series)

1931 Terrain Study No. 101: Panay (Philippine Series)

1931 Terrain Study No. 102: Sulu Archipelago (Philippine Series)

1931 Terrain Study No. 103: Palawan Province - Vol. II (Philippine Series)

1931 Terrain Study No. 130: SE Kyushu (Japan Series)

1931 Map Supplement to Terrain Study No. 130: SE Kyushu (Japan Series)

1931 Terrain Study No. 132: Tokyo and Kwanto Plain (Japan Series)

1932 Terrain Study No. 134: Nagoya Area (Japan Series)

1932 Terrain Study No. 136: Osaka (Japan Series)

1932 Special Report No. 102: Fukui-Tsuruga (Japan Series)

1932 Special Report No. 103: Niigata (Japan Series)

1932 Special Report No. 104: Otaru-Sapporo (Japan Series)

1932 Special Report No. 105: Otomari (Japan Series)

1932 Map Supplement to Special Report No. 107: North Shore Inland Sea (Japan Series)

1932 Special Report No. 107: North Shore Inland Sea (Japan Series)

1933 Special Report No. 108: Ominato (Japan Series)

1933 Special Report No. 109: Kyongsong (Keijo, Seoul)

1933 Special Report No. 110: Nagasaki-Sasebo (Japan Series)

1933 Special Report No. 111: Pusan, Korea

1933 Special Report No. 112: Shikoku (Japan Series)

1933 Special Report No. 113: Yawata-Shimonoseki (Japan Series)

1933 Special Report No. 114: Sendai-Ishinomaki (Japan Series)

1933 Maps of Philippines

1934 Map Catalogue

1934 Exhibit #243 - Map of Batangas Province (USA vs Tomoyuki Yamashita)

1934 Periodic Summary of Enemy Trends (No. 18 - No. 39) (2 folders)

1934 The National Geographic - Pacific Ocean

War Crimes Trials Status Reports 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1346)

Boxes 1935-1937 location: 290/12/35/03

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1935 Deguchi, Motoaki, et al. (2 folders)

1935 Hagino, Shumpei

1935 Hagino, Shumpei, et al. (2 folders)

1935 Hayakawa, Henry

1935 Hidaka, Yoshimi, et al.

1935 Hirakawa, Tomizo

1935 Hirakawa, Tomizo, et al.

1935 Hirose, Yasuo

1935 Hirose, Yasuo, et al.

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Box Subject

1935 Imamura, Hisamatsu

1935 Imamura, Hisamatsu, et al.

1935 Ishiguro, Hiroshi, et al. (2 folders)

1935 Ishisaka, Iwao

1935 Kato, Minoru, et al.

1935 Kobayashi, Kinsaku, et al.

1935 Kobayashi, Kinsaku

1935 Makita, Tokizo, et al.

1935 Masuoka, Kenshichi

1935 Matsumoto, Inokichi

1935 Mikami, Koe, et al. (3 folders)

1935 Miyagi, Tosimitsu; Kobayashi, Shoichi (2 folders)

1935 Miyamoto, Shimawo, et al.

1935 Mizoguchi, Jiro

1935 Mizoguchi, Jiro, et al.

1935 Mizoguchi, Jiro

1935 Mori, Kenkichi

1935 Morimoto, Isamu, et al. (2 folders)

1935 Nakada, Yoshiaki

1935 Nakajima, Yuzuru (2 folders)

1935 Nakamura, Hideichi, et al.

1935 Nakamura, Hideichi (2 folders)

1935 Nakamura, Hideichi, et al.

1935 Nakamura, Hideichi, et al.

1935 Nakamura, Michinori (2 folders)

1935 Nakamura, Michinori, et al.

1935 Nakamura, Takeo, et al.

1936 Nogi, Harumichi, et al.

1936 Ogo, Yokio, et al. (2 folders)

1936 Ogo, Yokio (2 folders)

1936 Onishi, Seiichi, et al. (5 folders)

1936 Otsuka, Noriyuki

1936 Otsuka, Noriyuki, et al. (2 folders)

1936 Saito, Takao

1936 Sawai, Hideo

1936 Shirakura, Toneo, et al.

1936 Shirakura, Toneo and Watanabe, Osamu

1936 Sugawara, Isaburo

1936 Suzuki, Hideo

1936 Tabuo, Chikanori

1936 Tachibana, Masao, et al.

1936 Tachibana, Masao

1936 Tajima, Hikotaro, et al. (2 folders)

1936 Tanaka, Mitsuji, et al. (2 folders)

1936 Tanaka, Mitsuji

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1346: War Crimes Trials Status Reports, 1945-1947 
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Box Subject

1936 Tanaka, Yukitsuna, et al. (2 folders)

1936 Tanaka, Yukitsuna (2 folders)

1936 Taneichi, Mikio, et al.

1936 Taniguchi, Gosuke, et al. (3 folders)

1936 Taninaka, Katsuyoshi

1936 Tatishi, Vicents

1936 Togane Mine

1936 Toyama, Minoru, et al. (2 folders)

1936 Toyonaga, Tsunao

1936 Tozuka, Ryoichi

1936 Tsuda, Koziro

1936 Uemura, Eiitsuro, et al. (2 folders)

1937 Uyeki, Sakimasa

1937 Yamada, Taichi

1937 Yamaguchi, Sentaro

1937 Yamaguchi, Sentaro, et al. (2 folders)

1937 Yamamoto, Nobuo

1937 Yamamoto, Takeki, et al.

1937 Yamamoto, Takeki

1937 Yamashita, Tomoyuki

1937 Yokoyama, Shizuo

1937 Yoshida, Tadashi

1937 Yoshida, Tadashi, et al.

1937 Yoshimoto, Shigeaki

1937 Yoshioka, Makato (2 folders)

1937 Yoshioka, Makato

1937 Cases Pending Action of Confirming Authority

Radiograms 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1348)

Boxes 1944-1945 location: 290/12/35/06

Box Subject

1944 Radiograms - Yamashita, Tomoyuki (2 folders)

1944 Radiograms (5 folders)

1945 Radiograms (11 folders)

Basic Personnel Records File 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1349)

Boxes 1946-1947 location: 290/12/35/07

Box Subject

1946 Daily Strength Reports, March 1946-November 1946 (4 folders)

1946 Abo, Masanao - Enomoto, Takeji

1947 Crew List

1947 Nishimoto, Susumu

1947 Nomura, Ryoichi

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1349: Basic Personnel Records File, 1945-1947
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1009

Box Subject

1947 Ochiai, Haruichi

1947 Ogawa, Somin (Lt. Comdr.)

1947 Okabe, Katsumi (2 folders)

1947 Okuzono, Haruo (Sgt.) (2 folders)

1947 Omura, Yasuo

1947 Omura, Yasuo (Lt. Col.)

1947 Ono, Masao

1947 Ono, Masao (Capt.)

1947 Onoyama, Masaichi

1947 Ooki, Nobuo (1st Lt.)

1947 Owari, Saburo (Capt.)

1947 Saheki, Zenkichi (Lt.)

1947 Saiho, Keiji (Sgt.)

1947 Saito, Fumio (WO)

1947 Sakai, Sasami

1947 Sakamoto, Tsugio

1947 Sakuma, Keiji (Sgt. Maj.)

1947 Sakurama, Kojiro (Lt.)

1947 Sasaki, Haruo

1947 Sasaki, Tamotsu

1947 Sata, Takeshi

1947 Sato, Bunzo (Maj. Gen.)

1947 Sato, Itsuo

1947 Sato, Katsumi

1947 Sato, Masuo (2 folders)

1947 Sato, Shoji (Sgt. Maj.)

1947 Sato, So

1947 Seki, Sakuyoshi (Sgt.)

1947 Sekiba, Tadao (Sgt.)

1947 Shida, Yoshio

1947 Shimada, Yasumasa

1947 Shimamura, Katsuji (Capt.) (2 folders)

1947 Shimizu, Hisamitsu (2nd Lt.)

1947 Shinohara, Toyoji (1st Lt.)

1947 Shiokami, Takeshi (Sgt.)

1947 Shirokuchi, Shohachi (Capt.)

1947 Shirota, Gintaro

1947 Sugimoto, Hikotaro (Sgt. Maj.)

1947 Sugimoto, Hiroshi (Pfc.)

1947 Sunahara, Hiroshi (WO)

1947 Suzuki, Tatsuo

1947 Suzuki, Tsuzuki

1947 Tajiri, Akio

1947 Takagi, Yoshinaru (2nd Lt.)

1947 Takahashi, Kiemon (WO)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1349: Basic Personnel Records File, 1945-1947
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Box Subject

1947 Takano, Choyo

1947 Takashi, Torakichi (2nd Lt.)

1947 Takatsu, Kiyoshi (2nd Lt.)

1947 Takehara, Hitoshi (Sgt. Maj.)

1947 Takizawa, Yosuke

1947 Tanaka, Hideo

1947 Tanaka, Naoshi (Sgt.)

1947 Tanaka, Tadatoshi (Sgt. Maj.)

1947 Tanaka, Yutaka

1947 Tateishi, Vicente

1947 Tateno, Kazushi (Sgt.)

1947 Teshima, Hiroshi (Cpl.)

1947 Tojio, Tokio

1947 Tone, Seiichi (1st Lt.)

1947 Tsubaki, Takao (Lt.)

1947 Tsuji, Choichi

1947 Tsuneoka, Noboru (Maj.)

1947 Tsuneyoshi, Yoshio (Capt.)

1947 Ueda, Rikio

1947 Uemura, Eiichiro (Capt.)

1947 Uemura, Masao (Sgt.)

1947 Uyeno, Masami (Lt.)

1947 Watanabe, Gentaro (1st Lt.)

1947 Watanabe, Hidemi (Lt. Col.)

1947 Yakuwa, Iwao (Pfc.)

1947 Yamada, Tomoharu (Sgt.)

1947 Yamamoto, Hidetoshi (2nd Lt.)

1947 Yamamoto, Rikimi

1947 Yamamoto, Toruzo (Capt.)

1947 Yamanoue, Ichiro (1st Lt.)

1947 Yamasaki, Munetada (Ens.)

1947 Yamashita, Suekichi (Maj.)

1947 Yamauchi, Kohachi (WO)

1947 Yanagawa, Minoru (Pfc.)

1947 Yano, Tsuneo

1947 Yasuoka, Yasuyuki (Cpl.)

1947 Yokoyama, Shizuo (Lt. Gen.)

1947 Yonemoto, Shigeki (WO)

1947 Yoshida, Kichitaro (Sgt. Maj.)

1947 Yuguchi, Toshitaro (Maj. Gen.)

1947 Condemned Men in Muntinlupa

1947 Toshitake Kojyo - Vol. I (Arraignment and Public Trial) to Vol. V (Public Trial) (5 

folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1349: Basic Personnel Records File, 1945-1947
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Luzon Prisoner of War Camp File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1351)

This series consists of passenger lists; lists of prisoners of war for clearance of war crimes 

and future shipment; and lists of hospital shipments, doctors and nurses, names of ships, 

and clearance rosters. A detailed box and folder list is available. Boxes 1963-1966 location: 

290/13/01/05.

Roster of Japanese Civilians and Prisoners 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1352)

Boxes 1967-1970 location: 290/13/01/07

Box Subject

1967 Roster of Civilians to be Repatriated to Japan from Amami O’Shima

1967 Passenger List of Japanese Nationals Departed on the Cruiser Yakumo from Miyako 

to Kure on 23 October 1945

1967 Passenger List of Japanese Nationals Departed Ishigaki-Shima 20 October 1945 for 

Hakata on Coast Defense Ship No. 32

1967 Passenger List of Japanese Nationals Departed Miyako 3 November 1945 for 

Hakata on Coast Defense Ship No. 192

1967 Passenger List of Japanese Army and Navy Personnel from Ishigaki-Shima, 

Yayemoto-Retto, Sakishima-Gunto to Yokohama

1967 Passenger List of Japanese Army and Navy Personnel from Ishigaki-Shima, 

Yayemoto-Retto, Sakishima-Gunto, Miyako-Shima to Yokohama

1967 Passenger List from Ishigaki-Shima, Sakishima-Gunto, Miyako-Shima to Japan

1967 Passenger List form Miyako-Shima, Sakishima-Gunto to Yokohama

1967 OBASCOM - Shipments-Clearance Rosters

1967 Shipping Roster of prisoners of war (Okinawa)

1967 Clearance Rosters – Miscellaneous

1967 Shipping Roster - Japanese Destroyer Hagi

1967 Escort-14 – Sasebo

1967 Roster of Civilians to be Repatriated to Japan from Miyako, Southern Ryukyus

1967 Roster of Civilians to be Repatriated from Okinawa

1967 Roster of Civilians to be Repatriated to Japan from Amami Oshima (4 folders)

1967 Shipping Roster - Japanese Escort D 16 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster - Japanese Destroyer Sumire (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster - SS Q.O. 55 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster for prisoner of war Detachment No. 35 - Japanese Escort 207 

(from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster for prisoner of war Detachments - LST Q076 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster for prisoner of war Detachments - LST Q072 (from Okinawa)

1967 Passenger List - LST Q077 (from Okinawa)

1967 Passenger List - LST Q076 (from Okinawa)

1967 Passenger List - LST Q072 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster - LST Q076 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster - LST Q072 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster - LST Q076 (from Okinawa)

1967 Prisoner of war Detachment Rosters - LST Q077 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Rosters of prisoners of war - LST Q072 (from Okinawa)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1352: Roster of Japanese Civilians and Prisoners, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1012

Box Subject

1967 Shipping Rosters of prisoners of war - LST Q045 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Rosters - LST Q077 (from Okinawa)

1967 Passenger List - LST Q045 (from Okinawa)

1967 Shipping Roster - LST Q064 (from Okinawa)

1968 Repatriation of Japanese prisoners of war from Australia

1968 Passenger List - prisoners of war and Civilian Internees - Aboard Hospital Ship 

Takasago-Maru (from Mindanao)

1968 No Title

1968 Repatriated Japanese prisoners of war form USA

1968 Transmittal of Records of Repatriated Enemy Alien Civilian Internees, and Prisoners 

of War

1968 Letters of Transmittal Forwarded to Prisoner of War Information Bureau (First Half 

of November)

1968 No Title

1968 Transmittal of Records of Repatriated prisoners of war

1968 No Title

1968 Transmittal of Records of Prisoners of War

1968 Completed Correspondence

1968 Transmittal of Repatriated Prisoners of War

1968 No Title

1968 Transmittal of Records of Repatriated Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees (3 

folders)

1968 Roster of War Criminals

1968 Transmittal of Records of Repatriated Prisoners of War (2 folders)

1968 Homma, Masaharu

1969 Receipts for Transmittal of Records

1969 Records of 201 Files Forwarded to Fort Meade, Maryland - Shipment A to Z 

(Civilian Internees & Prisoners of War)

1969 Records of 201 Files Forwarded to Fort Meade, Maryland - Shipment AA to AZ 

(Civilian Internees & Prisoners of War)

1969 Records of 201 Files Forwarded to Fort Meade, Maryland - Shipment A-1 to A-20 

(Civilian Internees & Prisoners of War)

1969 Records of 201 Files Forwarded to Fort Meade, Maryland - Shipment A-21 to A-39 

(Civilian Internees & Prisoners of War)

1969 Records of 201 Files Forwarded to Fort Meade, Maryland - Shipment A-40 to A-52-

A-B-C (Civilian Internees & Prisoners of War)

1969 Records of 210 Files Forwarded to Fort Meade, Maryland - Hospital Shipment

1969 Passenger List - LST Q035 (from San Fernando)

1969 Passenger List - LST Q092 (from San Fernando)

1969 Repatriation Roster - LST 097 (from San Fernando)

1969 Shipping Rosters - from Leyte

1969 Leyte prisoner of war camp #1 Roster

1969 Clearances for Japanese prisoners of war - from Leyte (3 folders)

1969 Passenger List - LST Q088 (from Leyte)

1969 Passenger List - LST Q26 (from Leyte to Nagoya)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1352: Roster of Japanese Civilians and Prisoners, 1945-1948
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Box Subject

1969 Passenger List - LST Q080 (from Leyte)

1969 Rosters of Detained prisoners of war - Leyte, Lupon and Base M

1969 Shipping Rosters of Japanese prisoners of war – Leyte

1969 Sentenced Prisoner Account

1970 Executed War Criminals

1970 Hold Rosters

1970 Leyte Log

1970 Leyte prisoner of war stockade #1

1970 Leyte Roster - Work Copy for Clearance

1970 LUPOW Roster

1970 No Title

1970 No Title

1970 No Title

1970 No Title

1970 Ohno, Hajime (Capt.)

1970 Passenger List and Released prisoners of war

1970 Perpetrators - Air & Water Movements

1970 Prisoners in War Criminal Suspect Compound TDY in Manila

1970 Roster of Cleared prisoners of war (2 folders)

1970 Roster of Prisoner in War Criminal Suspect Compound TDY in Hospital

1970 Roster of prisoners of war

1970 Roster of Prisoners of War at Sugamo and LUPOW

1970 Roster of prisoners of war Processed at Leyte Detention Center (2 folders)

Miscellaneous File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1353)

Boxes 1971-1982 location: 290/13/02/01

Box Subject

1971 Apprehension Division Weekly Status Report - Clearance of Japanese Prisoners of 

War

1971 Base M - Cleared & Not-Cleared Roster Recaptured, August 1946

1971 Clearance - Japanese prisoners of war, May 1947-December 1948

1971 Clearance of Japanese prisoners of war, January-November 1948

1971 Clearance of prisoners of war, #1-#3 (17 May 1946 - 28 April 1947 (3 folders)

1971 Clearances

1971 Cleared prisoners of war from Luzon prisoner of war camp No. 1, June 1947

1971 Leyte (Pending Collaborator Case)

1971 Lists of Executed & Cemetery Plots

1971 No Title

1971 No Title

1971 No Title, August-October 1946

1971 No Title, February 1948-October 1949

1971 No Title, January-August 1946

1971 No Title, June 1947

1971 No Title, October 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1353: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
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Box Subject

1971 Prisoners of war – Clearance

1971 Revised List of Perpetrators, May 1945-November 1946

1971 Roster of Condemned Prisoners Transferred to New Bilibid Prison

1971 Roster of Executed, Condemned, Convicted War Criminals (30 September 1946- 

27 December 1947)

1972 Base M - prisoner of war roster, January 1946

1972 Civilian Internees - Clearance Rosters

1972 Cleared Passenger Roster

1972 Corrected Rosters, October-November 1945

1972 Disposition of prisoners of war, January 1946-February 1947

1972 List of Suspects, November 1945

1972 Luzon #2 (Base M) - Detained Roster, December 1945-March 1946

1972 Luzon, November 1945-September 1946 (2 folders)

1972 Okabe, Katsumi

1972 Prisoners of war Sentenced Life, Death & Term

1972 United Nations War Crimes Commission, Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission, 

List of War Criminals and Material Witnesses (Japanese) (List Nos. 2, 7, 8)

1972 USAFPAC, Judge Advocate Section, War Crimes Branch, List of Suspected War 

Criminals, AFPAC Files & WCC List #4

1973 Alphabetical List of Perpetrators

1973 Alphabetical List of Perpetrators Photos

1973 An Alphabetical List of Japanese Wanted Personnel in Camps in Asia and Islands 

Other than the Philippines

1973 Australian Military Forces List No. 1 - No. 7 of Suspected Japanese War Criminals 

Held in Custody, December 1945-February 1946

1973 Consolidated List of Cases in Tokyo Office on 1 December 1945

1973 Crew & Passenger Lists of Ships Sunk in Indian Ocean, January 1947

1973 Crew and Passenger Lists, July 1944-October 1946

1973 Detained Japanese Perpetrators, October 1945

1973 Dhow “Malti”

1973 Dhow “Sugarpasa”

1973 Directory on Japan, I-II (2 folders)

1973 Initial Register of Reports of War Crimes Branch

1973 Japanese Personnel of prisoner of war camps in Japan

1973 List of Shipments (Shipments Made to Japan, 8 Dec. 1945 - 18 January 1947) 

(Luzon)

1973 List of Suspects, September 1945

1973 Men Shipped to Japan, December 1945-January 1946

1973 No Title

1973 No Title, May 1946-May 1949

1973 Numerical List of Perpetrators Photos

1973 Official prisoner of war camp lists Japan, August 1945

1973 Perpetrators (Supplementary List), October 1945

1973 Perpetrators Lists (by U.S. Armed Forces in India)

1973 Perpetrators, October 1945

1973 Prisoner of war No. 2001-7000 (3 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1353: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
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Box Subject

1973 Repatriation of the Japanese Imperial Geological Survey Staff, March 1946-April 

1946

1973 Roster of Perpetrators, December 1945-May 1946

1973 Roster of War Department Civilian Linguists for GHQ/SCAP, April 1945-Dec. 1946

1973 S.E.A.C. Theatre, List of Suspects No. 2, No. 5, October 1945

1973 S.E.A.C. Theatre, List of Suspects No. 3, October 1945

1973 S.S. Tjisalak: List of Crew on Board on Departure from Melbourne, 7th March 

1944

1973 Shipment No. 278-A (7 August 1948)

1973 Status of Japanese Repatriation, March 1946-January 1947

1974 Daily Status Report, April-June 1947 (4 folders)

1974 Detention of Japanese Prisoners of War

1974 Escapes and Recaptures, January 1946-June 1948

1974 List of Japanese Prisoners of War on Request for Detention and Segregation, 

March 1946

1974 Names and Data of prisoners of war Evacuated Today, August 1945-September 

1945

1974 Perpetrators - Request for Detention and Segregation (Luzon prisoner of war 

camp #1), May-August 1946

1974 Perpetrators - Request for Detention and Segregation (Luzon prisoner of war 

camp #1, March 1946)

1974 Perpetrators - Request for Detention and Segregation (Luzon prisoner of war 

camp #1, April 1946)

1974 Perpetrators - Request for Detention, October 1945-April 1946

1974 Receipts for Transmittal of Records, January-September 1948

1974 Report of Capture of Prisoner of War, April-August 1946

1974 Report of Escape - Closed, January 1946-February 1947

1974 Report of Escaped Prisoner of War - Okinawa, March-December 1946

1974 Report of Prisoner of War Captured (37th Infantry Division)

1974 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 368 Regimental Combat Team), Sept. 

1945

1974 Report of Recapture of Prisoner of War, March 1946-February 1947

1974 Request for Detention of prisoners of war, May-December 1946

1974 Transmittal of Prisoner of War Roster, February-April 1946

1975 Certification Transfer of Condemned War Criminal to New Bilibid Prison, Republic 

of Philippines, June-July 1948

1975 Confinement Orders, February-November 1946

1975 Detention of Japanese prisoners of war, January-December 1946

1975 Detention of prisoners of war, October 1945-February 1947

1975 Escaped prisoners of war, September 1945-December 1946

1975 Movement of Japanese prisoners of war, February-August 1946

1975 Perpetrator’s Request for Detention and Segregation, January-May 1947

1975 Prisoners of war Movement by Rail, October-December 1946

1975 Report of Escape, April 1945-February 1947

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 112 Regimental Combat Team), June 

1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 158th Regimental Combat Team), 

February-September 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1353: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
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Box Subject

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 1st Cavalry Division), Sept. 1944-June 

1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 1st Filipino Infantry Regiment), AprilAugust 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 25th Infantry Division), January-July 

1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 31st Infantry Division), May-August 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 32nd Infantry Division), November 1944-

August 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 33rd Infantry Division), February-June 

1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 368th Regimental Combat Team), 

October 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 37th Infantry Division), January-August 

1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 38th Infantry Division), May-August 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 40th Infantry Division), January-Sept. 

1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 41st Infantry Division), October 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 43rd Military Police), January-July 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 6th Infantry Division), Oct. 1944-August 

1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by Americal Division), February-June 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by H24D), October 1944-August 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by HQ, Palawan Force), March-June 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by X Corps), May 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by XI Corps), January-June 1945

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by XII Corps) [Empty Folder]

1975 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by XIV Corps), January-August 1945

1975 Shipment, March-May 1945

1975 Transfer of Condemned Prisoners to New Bilibid Prison, May-November 1948

1976 Correspondence File, March-October 1945

1976 Movement Directives, October-December 1946

1976 Movement of and Report on prisoners of war, January-April 1947

1976 Movement of prisoners of war, August 1946-January 1947

1976 Movement Requests, July 1947-November 1948

1976 Netherlands Liaison Office, January-July 1947

1976 No Title

1976 Perpetrators, Request for Detention and Segregation - LUPOW #1 (3 folders)

1976 Prisoner of war Releases, July-November 1946

1976 Prisoner of War, September 1945

1976 Records of Released prisoners of war and civilian internees to Philippines, 

September 1945-January 1947

1976 Repatriation Orders to Branch Camps and Service Units, September-December 

1946

1976 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 11th Airborne Division), February-July 

1945

1976 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 77th AAA Group), April 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1353: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1017

Box Subject

1976 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by 93rd Infantry Division), May-September 

1945

1976 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by HQ WVTF), December 1944-January 1945

1976 Report of Prisoners of War Captured (by RCT 108), May 1945

1976 Request for Movement of prisoners of war to the High Commissioner’s Stocks, 

November 1946-July 1947

1976 Shipment No. “5-A” – “5-B,” September 1948

1976 Shipment, September-October 1948

1976 TDY Data - Months of April, May, June 1946 (3 folders)

1976 Transfer of prisoners of war, May-December 1946

1977 Daily Status Report of prisoner of war & GP Stockade, April-November 1948 (2 

folders)

1977 Daily Status Reports, Luzon prisoner of war camp #1, Nov. 1945-June 1947 (6 

folders)

1977 Death Certificates, May 1949 [Death Certificate of Deceased Allied Personnel at 

O’Donnell Concentration Camp]

1977 Prisoner of War Weekly Status Reports

1977 Prisoner of War Weekly Status Reports, March 1946-May 1947 (2 folders)

1977 Prisoner of War Weekly Status Reports, October 1947-December 1948 (2 folders)

1977 Sugamo Prison Monthly Roster, April 1946-August 1950

1978 Daily Records of prisoners of war Number at LUPOW Camp (28 February 1946-29 

November 1948)

1978 Death Certificate, August 1947

1978 Death Certificate, October 1946

1978 Death Certificates of Deceased prisoners of war at 144th and 174th Station 

Hospitals, June 1945

1978 Death Certificates, May 1949 [Death Certificate of Deceased Allied Personnel at

1978 Death Certificates, September 1948

1978 No Title, August 1945-December 1946

1978 O’Donnell Concentration Camp] (5 folders)

1978 Orders for Execution (Master File), February 1946-June 1947

1978 Prisoner of war Location Reports (Leyte), April-December 1946

1978 Prisoner of war Location Reports (Luzon), Marchl 1946-March 1947 (4 folders)

1978 Prisoner of war Location Reports (Okinawa), June 1946-January 1947

1978 Prisoner of war Location Reports, August-October 1945

1978 Prisoner of war Location Reports, December 1945-February 1946

1978 Prisoner of war Location Reports, July-December 1948

1978 Roster of prisoners of war Buried at LUPOW #1 Cemetery

1978 Shipment Records of prisoners of war and civilian internees from LUPOW Camp 

#1 (9 November 1945 to 7 August 1948)

1978 Shipments Records: Hosp - A-J, A-Z, AA-AZ, A-1-A-66 (LUPOW #1)

1979 Correspondence, December 1945-August 1946

1979 Daily Report of Changes on Detaining Prisoners, January-June 1946

1979 Letter of Transmittal, May 1945-August 1946 (4 folders)

1979 Outgoing Correspondence, March-October 1946

1979 Records of Death Certificates (Forwarded to Prisoner of War Information Bureau, 

GHQ, AFPAC), July 1945-February 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1353: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1018

Box Subject

1979 Records of Deceased (201 Files) (Forwarded to Prisoner of War Information 

Bureau, GHQ, AFPAC), January-December 1946

1979 Roster of prisoners of war, January-July 1945

1979 Rosters (in Duplicate), July 1945, November 1945

1979 Transmittal of prisoner of war Letters, October 1945

1979 Transmittal of Records - Initial Roster, August-December 1946

1980 Public Voucher - Personal Services: Compensation for Civilian Witness and/or 

Reporter Civilian, or Enlisted Man on Detail, November 1945-April 1946 (5 folders)

1980 Record of Vouchers, December 1945-July 1949 (14 folders)

1980 Report of prisoners of war Detail Breakdown, June-November 1948

1981 Correspondence, Payroll of prisoners of war, April 1946-July 1947

1981 HQ AFWESPAC, October 1945-December 1946

1981 Letter Order - Manila Provost Marshal Command, July-October 1948

1981 Letter Order No. 77, July 1949

1981 Letter Order, April 1947

1981 Letters - AFWESPAC, September 1945-December 1946

1981 Luzon - General & Flag Officers, September 1945-July 1947

1981 Military Commission Orders (1948: No. 1, 2)

1981 Military Commission Orders, April 1946-December 1947 (3 folders)

1981 No Title (January 1946-July 1947)

1981 No Title, October 1947-September 1949

1981 Operational Directive (HQ, Eighth Army), April-December 1946

1981 Orders from H.Q. Base “K” U.S. AFWESPAC to H.Q. Leyte Detention Center, 

December 1945

1981 Pay Vouchers

1981 Payroll Shipment

1981 Prisoner of war Payrolls, October 1945-May 1946

1981 Provost Marshal General, Washington

1981 SCAP Letters, August 1945-January 1947

1981 Special Orders (1948: No. 153, 234, 240)

1981 Staff Memorandum and Training Memorandum, September 1946-March 1947

1981 Travel for Witnesses, December 1946-April 1947

1981 Voucher Register

1981 War Crimes Trials Communications, March-May 1946

1981 Washington Provost Marshal General, January 1946-February 1947

1981 Work Allowances, September-November 1948

1982 Administrative Instruction, October 1945

1982 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, March 1947

1982 Ashborn, Natividad Casal (Mrs.)

1982 Authorization to Interview War Criminals, February-November 1948

1982 Authorization to Visit Convicted War Criminals, January 1946-May 1947

1982 Bartter, Frances Crosby (Mrs.)

1982 Bedford, Earle W.

1982 Beeman, Frank Robert

1982 Cabrera, Hector (Pvt.)

1982 Correspondence File - Duplication in Processing, January-October 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1353: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1019

Box Subject

1982 Correspondence File, October 1945-December 1946

1982 Correspondence Pertaining to prisoners of war, October 1945-January 1947

1982 Demas, Trinidad J.

1982 Drummond, Mark G.

1982 Dunn, Darley P.

1982 Erwin, Erlinda (Collaborator)

1982 Fujishige, et al.

1982 Gardner, George Thomas

1982 Hagans, Joseph Douglas

1982 Hiceta, Ricardo

1982 Hirsh, George Walter (Col.)

1982 HQ Army Service Forces, November 1945

1982 HQ PHILRYCOM, January 1946-September 1948

1982 Ihamoto and Manda

1982 Irwin, Henry Lee

1982 Iwataka and Matsumoto

1982 Johnson, Herman F.

1982 Kinney, FNU (Civilian)

1982 Leary, Paul F. X.

1982 Legrand, Paul Albert

1982 Luk, Leung Kwong (Dr.)

1982 Makita

1982 Mijishita

1982 Moore, Angelita Monzo (Mrs.)

1982 Muraoka

1982 Nakamada

1982 Ode, Carsten L.

1982 Quijano, Sophie (Mrs.)

1982 Report of Investigation of Death of Japanese prisoner of war Kiyoharu Ito, 

January-May 1947

1982 Sato

1982 Takamiya, Yoshio

1982 Tozuka

1982 Tozuka

1982 Watanabe

1982 Watch List of Certain Blocked Nationals - Revision No. 4, No. 7

1982 Yamada

1982 Yoshioka

Miscellaneous File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1362)

Boxes 2012-2023 location: 290/13/04/01

Box Subject

2012 Abstract of the Facts, Presented by the Prosecution (4 folders)

2012 Execution of prisoners of war

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1362: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1020

Box Subject

2012 Luzon prisoner of war camp #1 (2 folders)

2012 Miscellaneous Files, 1946-1947

2012 Transfer of Convicted War Criminals

2013 IMTFE [International Military Tribunal Far East]- Insured and Registered Mail 

Receipts for 1946

2013 John A. Johnson - Shipping Articles

2013 Newspaper Clippings

2013 Newspaper Clippings (14-19 March 1947)

2013 Newspaper Clippings (Planning Section)

2013 No Title, August 1942

2013 Richard Hovey - Shipping Articles

2014 Attendance Report, August 1946

2014 Clippings

2014 Daily Activities Reports

2014 de Jong, F. (“Tjisalak”)

2014 Decisions of Military Commission Constituting Precedents in the Dispositions of 

War Crimes

2014 GHQ, AFPAC, Office of Theater Judge Advocate, War Crimes Branch, Prosecution 

Section

2014 Incoming Correspondence - Defense Council

2014 Internment Camps

2014 Miscellaneous Cases File

2014 Newspaper File, War Crimes Branch (2 folders)

2014 No Title, February 1947-September 1948

2014 No Title, January-June 1946

2014 No Title, May-June 1946

2014 Officer Personnel

2014 Prisoner of war camp, Bilibid Prison, Manila Philippine Islands - Prison Housing 

Reports, May 1945

2014 Prisoner of War Miscellaneous File

2014 Report by the Master of the S. S. British Chivalry

2014 Sugamo Prison Roster and Daily Reports, April 1946-July 1947

2014 The Government of the “New Philippines” (A Study of the Present Puppet 

Government in the Philippines)

2014 Time and Attendance Reports - Legal Section, Manila Branch

2015 Certified Copies of Communication between U.S. and Japan re prisoners of war 

and internees

2015 Documents Pertaining to ESS, GHQ/SCAP

2015 Forest and Quarry Products Center

2015 Labor Division Monthly Reports

2015 Letters from prisoners of war

2015 Master File for Certificates of Corrections

2015 Miscellaneous

2015 Miscellaneous File (1947-1948)

2015 No Title, June 1933-December 1945

2015 Prisoner of war Labor

2015 Prisoners of war

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1362: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1021

Box Subject

2015 Report of Investigation (Luzon Prisoner of War Camp No. 1)

2015 Reports Nos. 75, 76, 77, 78, 79

2015 Reports on Cases

2016 British Protest re “Daisy Moller,” “British Chivalry,” “Sutley,” “Ascot,” and “Nancy 

Moller”

2016 Claims and Accounts - Correspondence on Witnesses - Pay and Vouchers

2016 Deactivation, January 1948

2016 Document No. 0001

2016 Documents Receipts from Defense Section

2016 Hitler and Oshima Conference

2016 Instructions, June 1942, December 1943

2016 Japanese Acknowledgment of U.S. Protest re “Jean Nicolet”

2016 Military Tribunals Case Nos. 3 to 7 [Nuremberg Trials]

2016 Naval General Staff Directive #107

2016 No Title

2016 Nuremberg Trials

2016 Petition for Mr. Kiichiro Hiranuma

2016 Tojo, Hideki - Communiqué Japanese Imperial General Headquarters, 6 March 

1942, Biography of General Hideki (Eiki) Tojo and Members of His Cabinet

2016 Trial SOP

2016 U.S. Letter Giving Position of “Jean Nicolet”

2016 U.S. Protest re “Jean Nicolet”

2016 U.S. Request for Information re “Jean Nicolet”

2017 500 – Transportation

2017 Administration Instruction re prisoners of war

2017 Appointment of Commission, Request for

2017 Certificates of Ship Capacity

2017 Check Sheets - Re: War Criminals Status

2017 Equipment – Transcribing

2017 General Kawaguchi and Colonel Kawakami - Re: Murder of Jose A. Santos

2017 Germans

2017 IMTFE [International Military Tribunal Far East]- Memo, 1947

2017 Information and Instruction re Payroll

2017 International Prosecution Section No. 8409 - U.S. Letter Urging Reply to Protest re 

“Jean Nicolet”

2017 International Prosecution Section No. 8411 - U.S. 2nd Protest re “Jean Nicolet”

2017 Italian Nationals

2017 Japanese prisoner of war #1

2017 Letter Appointing Commission - Certificate re Oath

2017 LSMB’s Request for Witnesses in Japan

2017 Luzon prisoner of war camp #2 - Miscellaneous Correspondence

2017 Miscellaneous File, September 1945-July 1946

2017 Miscellaneous, January-August 1946

2017 No Title, August 1946-August 1947

2017 No Title, December 1945-June 1947

2017 No Title, February-September 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1362: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1022

Box Subject

2017 No Title, January 1948-February 1949

2017 Okinawa - Capture of Stragglers

2017 Property Turn in Slips – 1946-1947 (2 folders)

2017 Receipt of Confiscated Property

2017 Receipt of Prisoners (Current)

2017 Report of B-25 Crash – 1650

2017 Reports of Cleared prisoners of war

2017 Requests, Correspondence re Japanese Lawyers and Interpreters

2017 Scope of “Bill of Particulars”

2017 Secretariat Memorandum - International Military Tribunal for the Far East

2017 Sentencing Paper of Condemned and Termed Prisoners

2017 Top Secret Communication No. 18 (International Prosecution Section #3146-A)

2017 Transfer of Taira, Seizo to Sugamo Prison

2017 Turn-in of Property - Folder No. 3

2017 Verdict Announcements

2017 Yamamoto, Yoshio

2018 Incoming Correspondence Calendar (October 3, 1945-September 30, 1948) (7 

folders)

2018 Outgoing Correspondence Calendar (Nov. 28, 1945-September 30, 1948) (7 

folders)

2018 Showa 19 Nen Hakkan Raikan Tsuzuri (Tacloban Kempei Buntai)

2018 Showa 19 Nendo Tsucho-Tuzuri (Kodama-Tai)

2019 000.5

2019 Japanese Liaison

2019 Jugun Techo

2019 No Title

2019 No Title

2019 Nurnberg Photos

2019 Photographs

2019 Photographs

2019 Report on War Mortality, January 1, 1942 to June 1945

2019 Treatment of Filipino and American Prisoner

2020 A. Bases of Japan’s Surrender

2020 American and Allied Personnel Recovered from Japanese Prisons

2020 American Interests - Japan Transmission Regulations Pertaining Prisoners of War

2020 CLO 205 (1.2): War Prisoner Punishment Act and Communications Regarding 

Treatment of Allied Airmen

2020 CLO 3423 (PM): Names of Japanese Submarines, etc. (re Sinkings of “Johnson” & 

“Vanderbilt”)

2020 CLO 5453 (PM): Movements of the Japanese Submarine “I-10” on the Indian 

Ocean

2020 CLO No. 2139 (PM): Original Documents Regarding Indian Ocean Submarine Case 

(Nawa, Tomoya re Mrs. Brittain)

2020 CLO No. 5894 (RF): Certification of Regulation for Treatment of Prisoners of War

2020 CLO No. 877 (PM): Original Documents Regarding Indian Ocean Submarine Cases

2020 Constitution of Bavaria, Hesse and Wuerttemberg-Baden

2020 Copy of Personal Diary of Lt. Col. Roy L. Bodine, Jr.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1362: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1023

Box Subject

2020 Data Sheets - Mistreatment of American Civilians (Photostat)

2020 Food Situation during the First Year of Occupation

2020 Japanese Personal Names

2020 Japanese Uniform & Rank Insignia

2020 Library Inventory

2020 Military Government Austria (Report of the U.S. High Commissioner), No. 24

2020 No Title

2020 No Title, October 1945-February 1946

2020 Organization of General Headquarters

2020 Photostatic Copies of U.S. Charges Against Japanese War Criminals

2020 PMR 42: Japanese Regulations

2020 Property Folder (from 1 June 1946)

2020 Regulations Pertaining Prisoners of War

2020 Report from Tokyo - A Message to the American People

2020 Report of Survey

2020 Report of Survey (1946)

2020 Report of Survey (1947)

2020 Report of Survey (Pending, 1946)

2020 Research Report No. 120: Amenities in the Japanese Armed Forces

2020 Research Report No. 93 (Part I): Japanese Reactions to Allied Leaflets

2020 Rosters of Submarine Crews

2020 Santo Tomas Repatriation Center

2021 [ATIS] Research Report No. 1126: Hoko - the Spy-Hostage System of Group 

Control - the Clue to Japanese Psychology

2021 “Richard Hovey”

2021 “Sugar Passa” & “Malti” Letters from the South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

2021 013.11

2021 ATIS Publication No. 3: Glossary of Japanese General Terms

2021 British Protest re Sinkings

2021 British Protest re Treatment of Prisoners and Order of 20 March 1943

2021 Certificate of Swiss Diplomatic Representative

2021 Conversion Tables Prepared by Civil Property Custodian

2021 Diplomatic Correspondence, America-Japan, 18 December 1941

2021 Diplomatic Correspondence, Japan-America, 4 February 1942

2021 Dutch Protest

2021 Excerpt from “Treaties Conventions International Acts Protocols and Agreements 

between the United States and Other Powers 1923-1927”

2021 Extracts from “Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression,” Volumes II, VII (2 folders)

2021 Glossary of Japanese Terms

2021 Handbook of Scientific & Technical Division, ESS

2021 Japanese Acknowledgment of Receipt of U.S. Protest re “Richard Hovey”

2021 Japanese Answer to Dutch Protest re “Tjisalak”

2021 Japanese Denial of Responsibility re “Jean Nicolet”

2021 Japanese Response, British Protest

2021 Letter re French Prisoners

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1362: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1024

Box Subject

2021 Letter re Miss Harris

2021 Militarism in Japan

2021 Naval General Staff Directive No. 60

2021 No Title

2021 No Title, April 1945-May 1946

2021 No Title, April-July 1944

2021 No Title, January 1942-December 1943

2021 No Title, June 1945

2021 Philippines Information Training Program (Part 2 thru Part 7)

2021 Radiograms re “Nellore”

2021 Red Cross

2021 Research Report No. 117: Infringement of the Laws of War and Ethics by the 

Japanese Medical Corps

2021 Restricted List of Allied Casualties

2021 Standard Policy and Procedure for Combined Civil Affairs Operations in North West 

Europe

2021 Swiss Legation Request to Jap Foreign Ministry for Answers to American Protest,

2021 Swiss Letter Giving Position of “Ascot”

2021 Swiss Minister Forwarding of American Protest re “Richard Hovey”

2021 Telegraph re French

2021 The Colonies

2021 Translation of Captured Japanese Document, Mito Order, 19 February 1944

2021 U.S. Rejection of Japanese Denial of Responsibility for Sinking of “Richard Hovey”

2021 Work of the United Nations Good Offices Committee in Indonesia

2022 Court Material (Japanese Military Court)

2022 Data on Japan Tea Company

2022 Evaluation of Arsenals, Aircraft and Private Munitions Plants - (No Subtitle) (3 

folders)

2022 Evaluation of Arsenals, Aircraft and Private Munitions Plants - Caustic Soda Plants

2022 Evaluation of Arsenals, Aircraft and Private Munitions Plants - General “Past” Data, 

Now Mostly Obsolete, from Multhauf, 7 May 1948

2022 Evaluation of Arsenals, Aircraft and Private Munitions Plants - Mr. Multhauf’s 

Personal Notes on Evaluation of Explosives Plants

2022 Evaluation of Arsenals, Aircraft and Private Munitions Plants - Oil Storage Facilities 

Data from R. P. Multhauf, 7 May 1948

2022 Evaluation of Arsenals, Aircraft and Private Munitions Plants - Packaging 

Instructions

2022 Evaluation of Arsenals, Aircraft and Private Munitions Plants (No Subtitle)

2022 Miscellaneous File 1945-1949

2022 No Title, December 1946

2022 Reviews of Staff Judge Advocate (24th Infantry Division)

2022 TDY Manila for Month of July 1946

2023 110

2023 Charges and Specifications for Report 112

2023 Charles Putnam, FNU Dagget

2023 Commonwealth Acts

2023 Disposition of Captured Enemy Flight Personnel

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1362: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1025

Box Subject

2023 General Orders No. 20, April 1946

2023 IMTFE [International Military Tribunal Far East]Commission to Fukuura, Japan, 

1947

2023 Index of Record of Trial, U.S. vs Soemu Toyoda

2023 Inventory of Confiscated Personal Effects of prisoners of war

2023 Japanese Documents Translated to English

2023 Kurusu Speaks

2023 Lectures, March 1944-August 1946

2023 Legend for Geographical Master File

2023 Letter of Transmittal on Documents of Transfer to Tokyo

2023 Miscellaneous Letters, January 1947-November 1948

2023 News File, August 1942-July 1945

2023 Newspaper Clippings, December 1941-May 1947

2023 No Title, December 1942-November 1945

2023 No Title, February 1942-October 1944

2023 Organization Report on 1 March 1947

2023 Procurement Receipts, September 1948-March 1949

2023 Reference Cards, USA Officers, War Crimes Branch, AFPAC, Legal Section, GHQ, 

SCAP

2023 Register of Initial Reports of War Crimes Branch

2023 Report of Execution

2023 Report of Investigation, October 1948

2023 Report of Survey - Approved, 1948

2023 Severance

2023 Shipment “167-A,” “167-B”

2023 SS Jean Nicolet

2023 Tanaka Memorial, Memorial Presented to the Emperor of Japan on July 25, 1927, 

by Premier Tanaka, Outlining the Positive Policy in Manchuria

2023 Telecon, July 1947

2023 Terminal Report, War Crimes Trial Division, 1947

2023 The Crimes Galley, Publication of the National War Crimes Office Civilian 

Personnel, Vol. I, No. 1

2023 U.S. vs Yamaguchi

2023 Yokoyama, Shizuo (Lt. Gen.)

Clemency Petitions 1947-1948 (0331-UD-1354)

Boxes 1983-1985 location: 290/13/02/05

Box Subject

1983-1985 Otohiko Inoue, et al., 1945 - Vol. III, Parts 1, 2, 3 (Clemency Petitions)

1985 Kajuro Aihara, et al.

SCAPINS 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1355)

Box 1986 location: 290/13/02/06

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1355: SCAPINS, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1026

Box Subject

1986 SCAPIN-927/7

1986 CIS Memos – SCAPINS

1986 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals – SCAPINS (2 folders)

1986 Results of War Crimes Trials and Notification of Death – SCAPINS (2 folders)

1986 Clarification of Status of Former Suspected War Criminals – SCAPINS

Memorandum and Correspondence File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1356)

Boxes 1987-1989 location: 290/13/02/07

Box Subject

1987 Alleged Murder of Salvador Chaves, His Wife, Concepcion Chaves and His 

Daughter

1987 Death of Struggler; Meda, Tatsunosuke

1987 Deceased War Criminals

1987 GHQ, SCAP, Legal Section, Manila Branch, July 1946-January 1947

1987 Jacobs, Leslie W. (2nd Lt.)

1987 Nagata, Kihrobu

1987 Oku, Chuzo

1987 Wada, Shinkichi

1987 Wada, Yoshinori

1987 Correspondence File [Empty Folder]

1987 Correspondence File: 10

1987 Correspondence File: 124 - Q-15 (5 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 150

1987 Correspondence File: 158 - 362 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 168 - 167 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 200 - P-68 (3 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 2-29 (3 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 251 - 159 (4 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 44 - I-13 (6 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 62 - D-50 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 73-112 (6 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 84 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: 92 - B-22 (15 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Agusan

1987 Correspondence File: Alaminos (Davao)

1987 Correspondence File: Alcala

1987 Correspondence File: Antique

1987 Correspondence File: Apprehension (Progress of Search)

1987 Correspondence File: Australian Cases

1987 Correspondence File: B-10

1987 Correspondence File: B-19 - D-01 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: B-25 - O-70 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: B-77 - B-8 (3 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Balikpapan

1987 Correspondence File: Binan

1987 Correspondence File: Buguey

1987 Correspondence File: Buttenbauch

1987 Correspondence File: Cabanatuan

1987 Correspondence File: Calamba Massacre

1987 Correspondence File: Cebu

1987 Correspondence File: Cebu Kempei Tai

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1356: Memorandum and Correspondence File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1027

Box Subject

1987 Correspondence File: Charlton

1987 Correspondence File: D-39 - 177 (9 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Davao, Bunawan

1987 Correspondence File: Demetrio Fornillos

1987 Correspondence File: Dohi, Katsutoshi

1987 Correspondence File: E-53 - #143 (3 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: F-21 - 151 (3 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: F-65 - E-9 (5 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Fajardo

1987 Correspondence File: Far Eastern University

1987 Correspondence File: Fuji

1987 Correspondence File: Furuse

1987 Correspondence File: G-66 - 222 (4 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: H-34 - 161 (3 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Harade

1987 Correspondence File: Hart

1987 Correspondence File: Higashiji

1987 Correspondence File: Hose/Hosoi

1987 Correspondence File: Humajara, FNU (Capt.)

1987 Correspondence File: Inamoto

1987 Correspondence File: Ishigami

1987 Correspondence File: Iwanaki

1987 Correspondence File: Jinnai

1987 Correspondence File: Juricka

1987 Correspondence File: K-7A

1987 Correspondence File: Kayashima

1987 Correspondence File: Key

1987 Correspondence File: Key - 12 February 1946

1987 Correspondence File: Kimura

1987 Correspondence File: Kobayashi

1987 Correspondence File: Kodama

1987 Correspondence File: Koshima

1987 Correspondence File: Kuroda

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Leyte

1987 Correspondence File: Los Banos Massacres

1987 Correspondence File: Mahayag

1987 Correspondence File: Mahayog

1987 Correspondence File: Manila Defense

1987 Correspondence File: Mankayan

1987 Correspondence File: Miki

1987 Correspondence File: Mindanao Atrocities

1987 Correspondence File: Mizoguchi

1987 Correspondence File: Morotai

1987 Correspondence File: Mukai Case

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1356: Memorandum and Correspondence File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1028

Box Subject

1987 Correspondence File: Mukden

1987 Correspondence File: N-79-114 (3 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Nakamori

1987 Correspondence File: Negros

1987 Correspondence File: O-45 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Obascom

1987 Correspondence File: Okazaki

1987 Correspondence File: Okita, Kazuo

1987 Correspondence File: Old Bilibid

1987 Correspondence File: P-18 - A-70 (5 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: P-7 - K-7 (24 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: P-79 - 202 (4 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: P-9 - F-71 (2 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Q-3 - I-45 (9 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Q-8 - P-73 (15 folders)

1987 Correspondence File: Red Cross

1987 Correspondence File: Roberts Case

1987 Correspondence File: Sakamoto, Takaishi (Takeichi)

1987 Correspondence File: Sakata, Yuzo

1987 Correspondence File: San Pablo

1987 Correspondence File: Sanbeda

1987 Correspondence File: Santos

1987 Correspondence File: Shinbu Army Group

1987 Correspondence File: Tajima

1987 Correspondence File: Tarlac Garrison

1987 Correspondence File: Toyonaga

1987 Correspondence File: Trinidad

1987 Correspondence File: Urabe

1987 Correspondence File: Urabe

1987 Correspondence File: Uyeki

1988 Correspondence File: “Nissho Maru”

1988 Correspondence File: 165 - 324 (2 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 272 - P-20 (5 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 277 - A-6 (5 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 297 - 280 (3 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 299 - 296 (9 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 303 - 305 (3 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 321 - 77, 78, 93, 99 (14 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 323 - 163 (5 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 333 - 330 (9 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: 77 - 315 (4 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: Akamine, Mamoru

1988 Correspondence File: Angeles

1988 Correspondence File: Apari

1988 Correspondence File: Arisan Maru

1988 Correspondence File: Atrocities in the Province of Camarines Norte, Luzon

1988 Correspondence File: Baguio

1988 Correspondence File: Baguio City

1988 Correspondence File: Bauan

1988 Correspondence File: Bulacan, Philippine Islands

1988 Correspondence File: C-88

1988 Correspondence File: Camarines Sur

1988 Correspondence File: Counsels Defense

1988 Correspondence File: Cuenca, Batangas, Perpetrators

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1356: Memorandum and Correspondence File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1029

Box Subject

1988 Correspondence File: Davao

1988 Correspondence File: Detained Men

1988 Correspondence File: Fuga Island

1988 Correspondence File: Hamamoto

1988 Correspondence File: Hamasaki, Naoki

1988 Correspondence File: Hirasa

1988 Correspondence File: Hosoda, Mitsuru

1988 Correspondence File: Imamura, Enrique & Ishiwata, Koichi

1988 Correspondence File: Ishii, Hiroshi

1988 Correspondence File: Katagiri

1988 Correspondence File: Kikai Jima

1988 Correspondence File: Koike

1988 Correspondence File: Kondo

1988 Correspondence File: Konishi

1988 Correspondence File: Kono

1988 Correspondence File: Larcena

1988 Correspondence File: Leyte

1988 Correspondence File: Leyte

1988 Correspondence File: Leyte

1988 Correspondence File: Leyte

1988 Correspondence File: Lipa-Sulac

1988 Correspondence File: Los Banos

1988 Correspondence File: Malabang

1988 Correspondence File: Massacre at Barrio Pulo

1988 Correspondence File: Massacre in Zambale

1988 Correspondence File: Morita Case

1988 Correspondence File: Motoki, Jiro

1988 Correspondence File: Murchison, Australia

1988 Correspondence File: Nakajima Case

1988 Correspondence File: Nichols Field

1988 Correspondence File: O-43 - 293 (5 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: P-13 - P-56 (12 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: Palawan

1988 Correspondence File: Pampanga

1988 Correspondence File: Panay Cases

1988 Correspondence File: People’s Court

1988 Correspondence File: Perpetrators in Lipa

1988 Correspondence File: Q-47 - N-28 (3 folders)

1988 Correspondence File: Quezon City

1988 Correspondence File: Ramblon

1988 Correspondence File: Santago

1988 Correspondence File: Sugiki

1988 Correspondence File: Taal

1988 Correspondence File: Takeshita

1988 Correspondence File: Tanaka

1988 Correspondence File: Taniguchi

1988 Correspondence File: Tayabas Atrocities

1988 Correspondence File: Toussaint Murder

1988 Correspondence File: U.S. vs Matsumoto & U.S. vs Iwataka for Use as Witnesses

1988 Correspondence File: Watanabe

1988 Correspondence File: Watanabe

1988 Correspondence File: Yamaguchi, Masakazu Case

1988 Correspondence File: Yoshida

1989 Correspondence File: 126 - 302 (17 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1356: Memorandum and Correspondence File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1030

Box Subject

1989 Correspondence File: 131 - 308 (6 folders)

1989 Correspondence File: 184 - Q-18, Q-20 (11 folders)

1989 Correspondence File: Bocho-Han

1989 Correspondence File: Cain

1989 Correspondence File: Camarines Norte

1989 Correspondence File: Case J - Miller & Wing

1989 Correspondence File: Celebes

1989 Correspondence File: Fabrica

1989 Correspondence File: Fort Santiago

1989 Correspondence File: Gadzelowa

1989 Correspondence File: Kamemoto

1989 Correspondence File: Nakamura Case

1989 Correspondence File: Negros

1989 Correspondence File: Oryoku-Maru

1989 Correspondence File: Palawan Case

1989 Correspondence File: Pangil

1989 Correspondence File: Saito Keiichi

1989 Correspondence File: Santos, Jose Abad

1989 Correspondence File: Tateishi, Shigeo

1989 Correspondence File: Toledo, Cebu

1989 Correspondence File: Yamashita, Takeo (Capt.)

1989 Correspondence File: Yano Tadashi (Prison Camps)

1989 Correspondence File: Yokoyama

1989 Apprehension Division - Daily Breakdown of Perpetrators, February-April 1947

1989 Apprehension Division Monthly Status Report, May 1946-June 1947

1989 Apprehension of prisoners of war, December 1945-January 1947

1989 Circular (USAFPAC), June 1945-March 1946

1989 Executed, Condemned, Convicted, Suspected War Criminals, June 1946-March 

1947

1989 Information on Detained Prisoners, October 1946-March 1947

1989 Letters for Prosecution Division, November 1946-April 1947

1989 Leyte prisoner of war Passenger Lists, November-December 1945

1989 Monthly Summation Report, March 1946-June 1947

1989 Prisoner of War Circular, January 1945, May 1945

1989 Prisoner of War Circular, October 1943-February 1945

1989 Reports of “Cleared” Japanese prisoners of war, September 1946-January 1947

1989 Technical Manual: “Enemy Prisoner of War” (TM 19-500), Sept. 1944-September 

1945

Correspondence Decimal File 1946-1948 (0331-UD-1357)

Boxes 1990-1992 location: 290/13/03/01

Box Subject

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 010, March 1946-May 1948 (2 folders)

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 103.1, May 1946-December 1948

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 013.2 (Justices), March 1946-December 1948

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 013.21 (Sugamo), January 1947-November 1949

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 013.22, June-December 1946

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 013.22 (Witness), January 1947-April 1948

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 013.23 (Defendants), April 1946-August 1948

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 100, July 1946-March 1948

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1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 150, February 1946-July 1948

1990 Correspondence Decimal File, April 1946-February 1949

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 210, February 1946-December 1948

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 220, January 1947-January 1949

1990 Correspondence Decimal File: 230, March-December 1946

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 230, January 1946-January 1948 (2 folders)

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 230.033, February 1947-January 1949 (2 folders)

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 231.3, March 1946-November 1948

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 240, August 1946-November 1948

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 290, March 1946-January 1949

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 300, April 1946-August 1948

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 310, March 1946-November 1948

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 311.23, April 1946-June 1948 (3 folders)

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 319.1, June 1946-November 1948

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 320, March 1946-January 1948

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 320, February-December 1946

1991 Correspondence Decimal File: 330, February 1946-November 1948 (2 folders)

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 400, March 1946-December 1948

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 401, March 1946-January 1949

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 401.1, May 1946-January 1949

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 410, February 1946-February 1948

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 420, February-July 1947

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 450, February-July 1946

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 460, March 1946-March 1948

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 500, February 1946-September 1948

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 610, April 1946-September 1948

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 630, February 1946-December 1948 (2 folders)

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 655, October 1946-April 1948

1992 Correspondence Decimal File: 700, March 1946-June 1948

Index of Cases (Illegal Acts by Japanese in the Philippines) 1945-1949 (0331-UD1358)

Boxes 1993-1998 location: 290/13/03/02

Box Subject

1993 Roster of Cases by Report Number

1993 A-3 (Report of Investigation of Authenticated Cases of Atrocity Committed by the 

Imperial Japanese Forces in Manila)

1993 A-11 (The Killing of Rufus Gray)

1993 A-12 (Killing of Filipinos from the San Francisco del Monte District of Manila)

1993 A-15 (Filipino’s Collaboration with the Japanese)

1993 A-17 (Spanish-American War Veteran Tortured)

1993 A-54 (Report of Investigation of Alleged Atrocities by Members of the Japanese 

Imperial Forces in Manila and Other Parts of Luzon, Philippine Islands Made by 

Col. Emil Krause, IGD, and Lt. Col. R. G. Bosworth, IGD, HQ, XIV Corps)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP 

Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1358: Index of Cases (Illegal Acts by Japanese in the Philippines), 

1945-1949
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Box Subject

1993 A-55 (Walled City & Intramuros in Manila, Fabrica in Occidental Negros)

1993 A-74 (Massacre of Prisoners of War at Puerto Princesa)

1993 A-75 (Murder of Jose Herman, Arsenis Eseulal Jr., Policeman & 6 Chinese in 

Malate, Manila)

1993 A-78 (Bay View Hotel Case)

1993 A-84 (Japs Tossed Hand Grenade in Shelter)

1993 A-87 (Mistreatment of prisoners of war)

1993 A-89 (Mistreatment of Eleven Priests at Metina, Midanao)

1993 A-91 (Killing of Carroll C. Grinnell, Alfred Duggleby, Ernest E. Johnson and Clifford 

L. Larson by the Japanese Military Police at Manila)

1993 A-96 (Reference File for “Indian” Cases)

1993 A-98 (Atrocity Report Submitted by 37th Infantry Division on 19 February 1945 in 

Connection with Several Group Cases of Atrocities Committed by the Japanese

1993 B-2 (Typical Atrocities in Philippines)

1993 B-3 (Captured Japanese Documents)

1993 B-7 (Murder at Spanish Consulate)

1993 B-11 (Jose Araneta Taken Away by Japanese Spies Connected with Kempei Tai)

1993 No Title

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - Memorandum Statements (4 folders)

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes (Report No. 87)

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes (3 folders)

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes, Vols. I-II (2 folders)

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes, Vol. III (Burial Live)

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - Miscellaneous Testimonies

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - Miscellaneous Information, Vol. IV

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - Miscellaneous Testimony form Vol. IV

1994 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes

1995 B-16 (Bataan Death March) – Research

1995 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - Executed Statements

1995 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes (8 folders)

1995 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes, Vols. I-II, IV (3 folders)

1995 B-18 (Fort Santiago)

1995 No Title

1996 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes (4 folders)

1996 B-16 (Bataan Death March) - War Crimes (Report No. 87)

1996 B-25 (War Crimes, Fort Santiago, Philippine Islands, Case) (3 folders)

1996 B-41 (War Crimes, Torture and Killing of 4 or 5 Guerrillas)

1996 B-25 (War Crimes, Interview and Interrogation)

1997 B-58 (No Investigation)

1997 B-65

1997 B-67 (Murder of Missionaries at Catipuan, Panay)

1997 B-83 (Beating of Escano Family at Malitbog, Leyte)

1997 B-87 (Civilian Tortured, Panoan and Dinagat Islands)

1997 B-94 (Perpetuation of Testimony of Harold Pontius Parks)

1997 B-88 (Execution of Bullock at Tacloban, Leyte)

1997 C-6

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Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1358: Index of Cases (Illegal Acts by Japanese in the Philippines), 

1945-1949
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Box Subject

1997 C-12 (Japanese Set Fire to the Campus House and Slaughtered the Inmates)

1997 C-26 (Victims Butchered)

1997 C-31 (Witnesses and Others in Partially Concrete House Japanese Ordered Men 

Out)

1997 C-34 (50 or 60 Women Herded into Building in Intramuros and Raped, Those 

Objecting Were Bayonetted in Genital Organs)

1997 C-35

1997 C-59 (San Pablo Massacre)

1997 C-64 (Hearsay Evidence Only, 27 Priests Buried Alive, TB Patients Cremated and 

Others Bayonetted to Death)

1997 C-65 (Statement - Father Tascon)

1997 C-76 (General Fort Was Executed by Japanese at Illigan Dr., Dansalan City)

1997 C-79

1997 D-38

1997 D-45

1997 D-49

1997 D-52

1997 D-65 (Perpetuation of Testimony of Gaylord Nimmo Martin)

1997 E-4

1997 D-87 (Victims Tortured & Killed at Rizal Stadium, Manila)

1997 D-95 (Closed Case)

1997 E-16 (Filipino Stopped on Street and Beheaded, 9 Feb.1945, Sing Along District, 

Manila)

1997 E-28 (Binkley Reference File)

1997 E-29 (Massacre of Boys - Malate)

1997 E-30 (Massacre of 100 Civilians)

1997 E-37

1997 E-41 (Clergy Killed in Manila)

1997 E-41 (Miscellaneous Atrocities in Intramuros)

1997 E-63 (Use of Civilians as Shields Against Gunfire)

1997 E-65 (Portuguese Nationals Killed)

1997 E-67

1997 E-68 (Massacre of Lorenzana Residence)

1997 E-73 

1997 E-79 (Perpetrators)

1997 E-83 (Davao)

1997 E-89

1997 E-99 (Beating of Barrio Lieutenant)

1997 E-100 (Massacre of Barrio San Basilio)

1997 F-1 (Teodulo Ocampo)

1997 F-30 (Closed Case)

1997 F-46 (Sy Lianting Family and Others Killed)

1997 F-47 (Court-Martial Records)

1997 F-52 (Beheading in Baguio)

1997 F-81

1997 F-71 (Mindanao)

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Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1358: Index of Cases (Illegal Acts by Japanese in the Philippines), 

1945-1949
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Box Subject

1997 F-81 (Information Obtained from Ignacio Rumor Concerning Japanese Activities in 

Calbayog, Samar)

1997 F-83 (Burning of Town - Samar)

1997 G-60 (Filipino Civilians Tortured and Beaten)

1997 G-65 (Lipa)

1997 G-70 (Shoiti Adachi)

1997 G-71 (Philippine General Hospital)

1997 G-72 (Elena Novales)

1997 G-73 (Report on Assassinations of Spanish Nationals by Japanese during 

Occupation)

1997 G-77 (Camp O’Donnell)

1997 G-78 (Possible Japanese Atrocities)

1997 G-88 (Atrocities: Prominent Citizens Reported Killed by Japanese)

1997 H-2 (Mistreatment of American Civilians - Rizal Province)

1997 H-10 (Murder of Civilians - F. Munoz St., Paco, Manila)

1997 H-15 (Figueroa Family, Hand Grenade Victims)

1997 H-16 (Curitana Tied to Post, Searched, and Shot)

1997 H-61

1997 H-69 (Miscellaneous Atrocities at San Juan La Union)

1997 H-73 (Beating of Civilians)

1997 H-78 (Testimony of Jose Chavez Londres)

1997 H-91 (Ibaan, Batangas, Luzon)

1997 H-93

1997 H-95

1997 I-4

1997 I-5 (Statement of James W. Carrington)

1997 I-6 (Atrocities at Murphy Field)

1997 I-8 (Testimony of George Thomas Gardner)

1997 I-11

1997 I-29 (Killings at Balanga, Bataan)

1997 I-40 (Mrs. Pearson Denied Medical Care)

1997 I-41 (Murder of Capt. Fench)

1997 I-47

1998 J-58 (Use of American prisoners of war and U.S. Army Equipment in Making 

Japanese Propaganda Film “Dawn of Freedom”)

1998 J-73 (Oryoku Maru)

1998 J-98 (Zoning of Philippine Communities by the Japanese)

1998 K-73

1998 K-75 (Organization of JAP MP’s in the Manila Area)

1998 K-78 (Case of Edward A. Barniskis, 59th CAC, Battery “E”)

1998 K-91 (Murder of Lopez & Mole; Veloso, Philippine Collaborator)

1998 K-97 (Torturing of Philippine Citizens; Collaboration of Bato, Federico)

1998 L-11 (Burning of Bellevue Theater, Manila; Killing 900 Filipinos)

1998 L-21 (Improper Transportation of prisoners of war from Manila to Moji, Kyushu)

1998 M-25 (Analysis of ATIS Translations of Captured Japanese Documents Bearing on 

Yamashita Case)

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Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1358: Index of Cases (Illegal Acts by Japanese in the Philippines), 

1945-1949
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Box Subject

1998 M-36 (Execution of Leslie Finn, U.S. Army Pilot at Santa Rosa)

1998 M-59 (Burning of Towns on Luzon, Philippine Islands., and Nearby Vicinity)

1998 M-65 (Burning of Singalong District)

1998 M-70 (Execution of 9 Filipinos & Torture of Cadorna in Tayabas Province)

1998 M-79 (Murder of Reyes Family)

1998 M-83 (Fr. Fernandez Bayonetted While Administering Holy Communion)

1998 N-4 (Statement of James W. Carrington)

1998 N-10 (Shooting of 8 Filipinos at Ermita Church Dormitory)

1998 N-14 (Murder of Unknown Filipinos on Donado St., Manila)

1998 N-29 (Murder of 18 Filipinos at Limay, Bataan)

1998 N-46 (Murder of 9 Filipinos at Balanga, Bataan)

1998 N-51 (Beating of Lucero, prisoner of war, at Balbalasa, Mountain Province, Luzon)

1998 N-52 (Beating of prisoners of war at Botang, Buhay, Luzon)

1998 N-56 (Mistreatment of Cushing at Dagupan)

1998 N-80 (Civilians Tortured and Killed Under School House)

1998 N-82 (26 Men Apprehended at Cockfight & Killed)

1998 N-85 (Kidnapping & Murder of Limaco by Japanese M.P.)

1998 N-88 (Execution of 78 Filipinos)

1998 N-89 (Execution of 20-25 Filipinos at the Iloilo High School in Molo)

1998 N-90 (Killing of 100 Filipinos)

1998 O-11 (Murder of Aurelio in Candumarao, Hinigaran, 17 September 1942)

1998 O-12 (Massacre at Batino House)

1998 O-21 (Torture of Filipinos at Marsman General Hospital)

1998 O-25 (Atrocities in or Near Lipa, Batangas)

1998 O-29 (Attempted Rape and Shooting of Mrs. Miaplana and Her Sister in Manila)

1998 O-38 (Improper Transportation of American prisoners of war)

1998 O-39 (Miranda Family Murdered, 11 February 1945)

1998 O-41 (Bayonetting of 7 Civilians in Barrio Languan, Davao City)

1998 O-44 (Massacre of 40 at Sulac, Batangas)

1998 O-53 (Murder of Maranan Family)

1998 O-63 (Civilians Killed by Rifle & Grenades)

1998 O-67 (Torture & Murder of 6 Filipinos, March 1942)

1998 O-69 (Torture & Bayonetting of 23 Filipinos near Magalang Elementary School, 

Pampanga)

1998 O-77 (Massacre at Malabon, Rizal - 300 to 400 Killed)

1998 O-80 (Statement of Kawabata, Pablito, 18 October 1945 Regarding Atrocities on 

Negros Island)

1998 O-81 (Execution of a Filipino Civilian Quirico Lopez by Members of the 36th 

Regiment of the Japanese Imperial Army)

1998 O-83 (Filipino Civilians and Guerrillas - Testimonies of Pablito Kawabata - Cebu & 

Leyte)

1998 O-84 (Atrocities on Bohol - Testimonies of Pablito Kawabata)

1998 O-88 (Murder of Pitlungay Family)

1998 O-96 (Atrocities - Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija)

1998 P-8 (Razal Stadium, Manila)

1998 P-10 (Davao City, Davao)

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1945-1949
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1998 P-11 (Pinamungajan, Cebu)

1998 P-21 (Valladolid, Carcar, Cebu)

1998 P-24 (Imus, Cavite - Zonification, 27 June 1945)

1998 P-26 (Torture and Murder by Skinning Alive)

1998 P-28 (Tayabas Province, Killing of Alexander)

1998 P-29 (Tayabas Province, Killing of Carolchuck)

1998 P-45 (Pictures of Burned Town, Bamban, Luzon)

1998 P-56 (Lasang, Davao City)

1998 P-70 (Baguio, Davao City - Calinan Concentration Camp)

1998 P-72 (Upper Manue Plantation, near Doro, Dava City)

1998 P-76 (Banarao, Culluwubanio, Davao City - Murder of 18 Filipinos, 13 May 1945)

1998 P-77 (Ventura, Davao - Bayonetting of 9 Chinese, 15 May 1945)

1998 P-78 (Cataluvan Grande, Davao City - Bayonetting of Spriano and Veloscos)

1998 P-79 (Cataluvan Grande, Davao City - Bayonetting of 14 Chinese, 21 May 1945)

1998 P-80 (Cataluvan Grande, Davao City - Bayonetting of 62 Chinese on May 5, 1945

1998 P-82 (Hiyo Davao - Shooting of Kwa Oh, 20 February 1942)

1998 P-83 (Davao City - Mistreatment of Mangler, 20 December 1941)

1998 P-85 (Dumanjug, Cebu)

1998 P-91 (Casanova, Nueva Ecija)

1998 P-99 (Killing of Unknown American Aviator, 8 January 1945)

1998 Q-1 (Shooting of Paradies, M. & R., & 6 Filipino Women, 8 February 1945)

1998 Q-12 (Killing of an Unidentified American Airman by the Japanese at Bacolad City, 

Negros)

1998 Q-16 (ATIS Research Report #86 (Suppl. No. 1)

1998 Q-17 (Zonification of Lian and Nasugbu, Batangas)

1998 Q-20 (Ballesteros, Cagayan - Massacre, 1 & 6 January 1944)

1998 Q-21 (Balanga, Bataan - Zonification, 8 December 1944)

1998 Q-23

1998 Q-24 (Mandaue, Cebu - Massacre of Approximately 200, March 1945)

1998 Q-29 (Danbantayan, Cebu - Murder of Arrogante, December 1944)

1998 Q-30 (Manila - Murder of Schnitzler)

1998 Q-32 (Larena, Negros Oriental - Disappearance of Kilat Girls, 4 October 1944)

1998 Q-42 (Davao City)

1998 Q-44 (Cavite City - Torture of Salvador Jimenez)

1998 Q-45 (Negros Cases)

1998 Q-46 (Baybay, Leyte - Torture & Murder of Civilians, Summer 1944)

1998 Q-47 (Bagacay, Bohol - Various Atrocities, 25 June 1944)

1998 Q-48 (Nippon Club, Taft Ave., Malate, Manila - Beatings & Torture of American 

Citizens)

1998 Q-49 (366 Leveriza St., Manila - Shooting of Nassar Family, 12 February 1945)

1998 Q-50 (Sibul Springs, Bulacan - Killing of Laraway)

1998 Q-51 (Burning of Dunka-an, Baybay, Leyte)

1998 Q-52 (Balbalasong, Mountain Province - Burning of Town, September 1942)

1998 Q-53 (Mankayan, Mountain Province)

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Box Subject

1998 Q-59 (Homma Case - Manila Incidents)

1998 S (Dr. Cullen Tortured in Iloilo Prison; Aapts Shot in Valdarama)

1998 T (Provincial Prison, Iloilo City)

Miscellaneous Correspondence File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1359)

Boxes 1999-2006 location: 290/13/03/04

Box Subject

1999 Administrative Instructions, October 1945-August 1946 (2 folders)

1999 Bulletin of the Judge Advocate General of the Army of the Philippines (Vol. I, Nos. 

1-3)

1999 Correspondence File: prisoner of war Administration #1-#4 [Luzon prisoner of war 

camp] (4 folders)

1999 Insured and Registered Mail Receipts (IMTFE), January 1947-January 1949 (2 

folders)

1999 Selected Opinions - Military Affairs (JAGS Text No. 9), April 1942-June 1944

2000 Copy of Personal Diary of Lt. Col. Roy L. Bodine, Jr; Diary of Lt. Thomas Hirst 

Hayes

2000 Custody and Maintenance of prisoners of war Prosecuted by Philippine Republic

2000 Exhibits to Military Justice Guide, September 1941-May 1943

2000 Japanese Information Training Subject Nos. 1-4

2000 Military Justice Guide, July 1936-May 1942

2000 Receipts for Prisoners of War

2000 Textbook on the Japanese Army, Volume Four, September 1944

2000 Who’s Who in the Philippines, September 1944

2001 AFPAC Regulations, August 1945-December 1946

2001 AFWESPAC Regulations (File No. 1), August 1945-January 1946

2001 AFWESPAC Regulations (File No. 2), October 1945-October 1946

2001 AFWESPAC Regulations (File No. 3), November 1945-December 1946

2001 ATIS SWPA Bulletin (No. 2113), July 1945

2001 ATIS SWPA Bulletin, January 1945-May 1945

2001 Current Translations (No. 154, No. 172), March 1945, October 1945

2001 Report of Investigation of Atrocities Committed by the Imperial Japanese in Lipa 

and Surrounding Areas in the Province of Batangas, Philippine Islands, August 

1945

2001 RR Circulars, August-October 1945

2001 SEFIC Intelligence Bulletin, June 1945, August 1945

2001 Standard Operating Procedure for WCB Outgoing Correspondence for 

Interrogation Section, August 1945-January 1946

2001 USAFFE Regulations, October 1943-June 1945

2002 Administration - SOP WCID, September 1945-January 1947

2002 ADVATIS Translation, February 1945, June 1945

2002 AFWESPAC Military Commission Orders (1-15), March 1946-December 1946

2002 ATIS SWPA Bulletin, December 1942-November 1945

2002 Daily Bulletin, September 1948

2002 Defense Orientation, December 1945-December 1946 (2 folders)

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2002 Execution of Condemned Prisoners and Transfer of Term Prisoner to Sugamo 

Prison or etc., March 1947-September 1948

2002 Information Bulletin No. 10, July 1942-March 1944

2002 Military Commission Order, February 1947-August 1947

2002 No Title, February 1945, June 1945

2002 No Title, January 1948

2002 No Title, September 1945-October 1946

2002 Prisoner of war Policy File, September 1945-January 1946

2002 Procedure, October-December 1945

2002 Reserves - Memo by Jones Weldon J., May 1936, February 1946

2002 Rules Governing the Trials of War Criminals

2002 SOP for All Prosecutors, October-November 1945

2002 SOP for Enlisted and Civilian Personnel on the Preparation of Correspondence and 

General Office Procedure, May 1944-June 1946

2002 The Time Element in Criminal Cases, November 1946

2002 The U.S. High Commissioner, August 1939-March 1946

2002 Trial of War Criminals by Military Commissions, November 1945

2002 USHC Furniture Specifications-A, June 1939

2002 USHC Furniture Specifications-B

2002 War Crimes Commission

2002 Abila C. Raymunda

2002 Abordo, Gaudencio

2002 Akamatsu (Sgt.)

2002 Ando, Ginji (Cpl.)

2002 Arteshe, Pedro R.

2002 Batul, Felipe

2002 Condition of Sea Transportation in 1944 (T. Sgt. Masami Hayashi)

2002 Coretana, Pedro

2002 Dr. Montenegro, Manuel

2002 Eto, Katsuji (Guard)

2002 Gaecia, Joe (Third Class)

2002 Harada, Kaku (Rear Admiral)

2002 Hashimoto, Haruji (Col.)

2002 Holbrook, Woodrow (Lt.)

2002 Horie, Kenju (Lt. Comdr.)

2002 Kanashiro, Kiyoshige

2002 Kawano, Yukio (Sing) (L. Pvt.)

2002 Kobayashi, Takashi

2002 Komatsu, Uginta (Sgt. Maj.)

2002 Maack Frederick Siefken Olfred and Maack Alfred

2002 Maki, Yukio (Capt.)

2002 Malorg, Moises

2002 Motomura, FNU (Ens.)

2002 Nagai, FNU (Cpl.)

2002 Nagai, Yasuhira (Lt.) (JG)

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2002 Nagayema, FNU (Cpl.)

2003 Douglas, Vernon

2003 Hirose, Shoei

2003 Ishikawa, FNU

2003 Kameyama, FNU

2003 Kira, FNU (Lt. Gen.)

2003 Kita, Shigeki

2003 Matsuoka, (Kakutajii) (Ijuni) (Itoji)

2003 Morita, FNU (Sgt. Maj.)

2003 Muto, FNU (Gen.)

2003 Nagahama, FNU

2003 Nakashima, Kojiro

2003 Nan, So Shio

2003 Nishiyama, FNU

2003 Notatuz, FNU

2003 Ohta, FNU (Civ.)

2003 Ohta, Kumataro

2003 Ohtomo, Takio

2003 Oise, FNU, alias Oishi, Kiyoshi

2003 Oshima, FNU (Col.)

2003 Pequillia, Lucio

2003 Sato, Isao

2003 Scho, Hiroi

2003 Seki, Haruo

2003 Shimamoto, Kyugoro (R. Adm.)

2003 So, Shigeru

2003 Sunhara, Hiroshi

2003 Suzuki, Tamotsu

2003 Suzuki, Tanachi (Lt.)

2003 Suzuki, Tatsuichi

2003 Taguchi, Hiroshi (Navy Aviator Mechanic)

2003 Takahashi, Iwao

2003 Taki, FNU (Guard)

2003 Taneichi, FNU (Capt.)

2003 Tasuki, Kiyato (Kiyoto)

2003 Torimitsu, Jumpei

2003 Washizuka, Seiichi

2003 Yamada, Nobichi

2003 Yamada, Yuichi

2003 Yamashita, FNU (Gen.)

2003 Yamashita, FNU (Rear Adm.)

2003 Yanase, FNU (Capt.)

2003 Yokoyama, FNU (Gen.)

2003 Yoshioka, FNU (Capt.)

2003 Atrocities - 319.1 (Jap Atrocities)

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2003 Atrocities Carried Out by Japanese Submarines (Report of Fukudome, Commander 

in Chief 10th Zone Fleet)

2003 Cagayan, Oriental Misamis, Mindanao (25 February 1946 - Closed Case)

2003 Digest of Reports No. 1 - No. 100

2003 Investigated Atrocity Reports re Luzon Island (Exclusive of Manila) & Mindanao 

Island

2003 Izawa, Hiyashi, Sasaki Case

2003 No Title

2003 No Title

2003 No Title

2003 No Title

2003 No Title, January 1946-June 1947

2003 Report No. 125 (Massacres of One Hundred and Twenty Filipino Civilians on the 

Island of Lafu, Lallo, Cagayan, on 7 April 1945)

2003 Report No. 149: GHQ/USAFPAC War Crimes Branch - Investigation of the Murder 

and Torture of Filipino Civilians at Bayombong and Solano, Nueva Vizcaya 

Province, Luzon, Philippine Islands from September 1942 to March 1945 by 

Japanese Army

2003 Report of Investigation - Miyamoto, Shimao

2003 Reports of the Investigation Officers on War Crimes Trials, October-December 

1946

2003 Summary of Charges Against Various War Criminals (GHQ/AFPAC)

2004 Accidents - Motor Vehicle, March 1946-January 1947

2004 American Graves Report

2004 Apprehension of Suspected War Criminals, January 1946-February 1947

2004 Breakdown of Filipino Civilians Who Died as a Result of War Crimes Committed by 

Japanese, 1946

2004 Charge of Quarters, October 1947-October 1948

2004 Comeback Correspondence (Escaped, Recaptured and Captured prisoners of war)

2004 Conferences

2004 Confidential Radios and Correspondence

2004 Correspondence & Investigations, May-November 1946

2004 Death & Accident Reports, Investigation, etc., April 1946-December 1947

2004 Judgement Security, May-September 1948

2004 Law Library

2004 Letter from Legal Section Manila Pertaining Interview and Movement of prisoners 

of war and Condemned Prisoners

2004 Medical Reports

2004 Miscellaneous Letters, May 1947-November 1948

2004 Monthly Cost Account, November 1947-February 1949

2004 Naval Report re “W. K. Vanderbilt,” July 1943

2004 Nellore Reports, June 1946

2004 Non-Military Activities Daily Report, September 1947-November 1948

2004 Passenger List - Hospital Shipment “B” - Vessel: Arimasan Maru

2004 Procedure, Draft Rules, February-April 1946

2004 Production of Witnesses, July-August 1946

2004 Reports Involving American prisoners of war, internees and civilians

2004 Schedule for Collections

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2004 Secretariat Memorandum Nos. 5, 17, and 18

2004 Subpoena, December 1947-February 1948

2004 Telecons 1948

2004 Whereabouts Inquiry of prisoners of war, April-November 1946

2005 14th Army Kempei Tai

2005 Cases - Legal Section Report

2005 Change of Status, November 1946-August 1948

2005 Check Sheet, 1947

2005 Confiscated Money - Reports of Investigation, September 1945-January 1946

2005 Correspondence IBM, October 1946-December 1948

2005 Correspondence Pertaining to Employment of Japanese prisoners of war, 

December 1945-July 1948

2005 Disposition of Captured Flight Personnel, January 1948

2005 Document Receipts

2005 Draft Letters of Commendation (Deactivation), Doris Crandell, Room 320

2005 Duty Officer’s Report, December 1946-November 1948

2005 Hattori Documents

2005 Incoming Letters, January-October 1946

2005 Instruments of Surrender

2005 Letter of Transmittal - U.S. Merchant Vessels: ”John A. Johnson,” “Jean Nicolet,” 

and “Richard Hovey,” February 1948

2005 List of Revised Cases - Classified According to Place of Atrocities

2005 Monthly Summation No. 8, May 1946

2005 Monthly Summation Report of Legal Section, Manila, March-October 1946

2005 Nakayama, FNU (Lt. Col.), October 1945

2005 Nakazawa, Tasuku - Manuscript 98c

2005 Nurnberg Documents, December 1945-January 1946

2005 Outgoing Correspondence (File Copies), October 1945-May 1946

2005 Petitions, July 1947-September 1948

2005 Prisoners of war Held and Detained by Australians

2005 Property Turn-In Slip Receipts, December 1948-February 1949

2005 Report of Injury to prisoners of war, December 1945-October 1946

2005 Report of International Law Member, July 1946-September 1946

2005 Subpoena, Peoples Court, May 1947-January 1948

2005 Transmittal and Receipts, January-December 1946

2005 Transmittal of Records (prisoners of war), October 1945-January 1945

2005 War Crimes Indictment Against Goering

2005 War Crimes Trial Status Reports

2005 Yokoyama

2006 Cases Pending Execution, August 1946

2006 Certification of Verdict - Military Commission of the Republic of Philippines, 

December 1947-October 1949

2006 Completed War Crimes Trial Status Report, August 1946-June 1947

2006 Crimes Committed by Members of the Imperial Japanese Army, at Cabanatuan 

Prison Camps No. 1, and No. 3, from September 1942 to May 1943 (Tanaka 

Phase)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1359: Miscellaneous Correspondence File, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1042

Box Subject

2006 Documents Receipts (IMTFE), May 1946-May 1947

2006 Execution Reports, September 1947-September 1948

2006 Far Eastern Command, Military Commission Orders, January 1947-August 1948

2006 Letters from prisoners of war, March-August 1947

2006 Letters of Transmittal, March 1947-December 1948

2006 Mindanao prisoner of war camp No. 1, July 1945-April 1946

2006 Murder of American Flier Near Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, P. I., 13 September 

1944

2006 Murder, Attempted Murder, Ill-Treatment of Civilians, Looting and Arson in and 

Around Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, during the Period May 1944 to July 1945

2006 NWCO, JAGO, AP, August 1947-July 1948

2006 OBASCOM (Closing Out & Miscellaneous), July 1945-February 1946

2006 Receipt for Condemned and Detained prisoners of war Back from TDY National 

War Crimes Office, July 1947-November 1948

2006 Report of Death of prisoners of war, December 1945-September 1947

2006 Transmittal of Records (Prisoners, Civilian Internees), April 1945-April 1946

2006 War Crimes Cost Survey, May 1945-October 1949

Illegal Acts by Japanese in the Philippines, 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1360)

Boxes 2007-2009 location: 290/13/03/06

Box Subject

2007 #172

2007 B-16 (Bataan Death March), Vols. I-II (2 folders)

2007 Cabanatuan (Excess Materials)

2007 Lt. Ichiro Yamanoue

2007 No Title, April 1945-August 1946

2007 No Title, August 1949, October 1949

2007 No Title, July 1947-October 1949

2007 Secret Letters (Miscellaneous)

2007 Surplus Materials Q-3 (Report 292)

2007 U.S. vs Ichiro Yamanoue

2007 Under Investigation

2008 American Bar Association - Address of Mr. Owen Cunningham

2008 Cabanatuan - Excess Materials

2008 Cabanatuan Camps - Numerical Report #93

2008 Fort Santiago Case

2008 New Guinea

2008 No Title, December 1945, December 1946

2008 No Title, January 1947-June 1947

2008 No Title, June 1945-September 1945

2008 No Title, May 1945-June 1945

2008 No Title, October 1945-November 1945

2008 Q-3

2008 Q-3 (Surplus Papers)

2008 Report #178/Pros. #67

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1360: Illegal Acts by Japanese in the Philippines, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1043

Box Subject

2008 Research Report No. 72 (Suppl. 1): Japanese Violations of the Laws of War

2009 ATIS Bulletin #1966(Preliminary Examination of Documents ), Document #18237

2009 Cost Accounting for War Trials

2009 Message Book

2009 Morning Reports, July 1946-December 1948 (4 folders)

2009 Pillias, Cisario

Investigation and Reports File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1361)

Boxes 2010-2011 location: 290/13/03/07

Box Subject

2010 “Jean Nicolet”

2010 “Jean Nicolet” - Shipping Articles

2010 000.5: Crimes, Criminals & Offenses (Suspects)

2010 Exhibits for Report 109 (Fort Santiago Case)

2010 Investigation re “Tachibana-Maru” (Japanese Hospital Ship, Captured 3 August 

1945) (Exhibit “I”)

2010 Investigations, March 1945-September 1946

2010 No Title, December 1945-May 1946

2010 No Title, February-March 1946

2010 No Title, January-December 1946

2010 Prisoners of war

2010 Prisoners of war (War Criminals)

2010 Procedures for Recovered Personnel, August 1945

2010 Reaction Information Reports, May 1946-January 1947 (2 folders)

2010 Submarine Warfare - Japanese Style

2010 Trials, H. Q., AFWESPAC

2011 Japanese prisoners of war

2011 Japanese prisoners of war (3 folders)

2011 LUPOW #1, Monthly Historical Report

2011 Luzon POW Camp #1

2011 No Title, June 1946-September 1947

2011 Prisoners of War (Base and Branch Camps)

2011 Prisoners of war (2 folders)

2011 Prisoners of war (General)

2011 Prisoners of war (Hospitalization)

2011 Prisoners of war (Labor)

2011 Prisoners of war (Miscellaneous) (3 folders)

2011 Prisoners of war Branch Camp

2011 Prisoners of war Branch Labor Camp

2011 Reports on Newspapers, February-April 1946

2011 Venereal Disease

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1361: Investigation and Reports File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1044

Identifications Photographs File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1363)

Boxes 2024-2026 location: 290/13/04/05 and 290/B/06/05

Box Subject

2024 Photographs (Reconstruction)

2024 Photographs (Reconstruction)

2025 No Title, December 1945-March 1946

2025 Identification Photos - Suspected Japanese War Criminals (6 folders)

2025 Reconstruction of War Crimes - Ichijo, Koshin Executing an American Prisoner of 

War at Singkang, Celebes, Netherlands East Indies

2025 Table of Contents

2025 Organization Charts (Photostatic Copies), 1944

2026 Record of Trial Cases

2026 No Title

2026 Sworn Statement Executed by Tanaka, Yoshiji

Testimonies and Investigation File 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1364)

Boxes 2027-2029 location: 290/13/04/06

Box Subject

2027 Allin, Sherdie W.

2027 Bailey, John H.

2027 Bandoni, Joseph John

2027 Barnes, Lellon

2027 Barnett, Ira Ray

2027 Bennett, Lee

2027 Bowler, John Edward

2027 Bryan, Alton B.

2027 Carville, John E.

2027 Chambers, Robert

2027 Craig, Jennings B.

2027 Crocker, Frederick W.

2027 Crocker, Frederick W.

2027 Davis, Arvil James

2027 DeAugustine, Dan

2027 DeMunbrun, Elmo

2027 Dunning, Clayton C.

2027 Dupuis, Charles Francis

2027 Farkas, Milton

2027 Feinberg, Morton

2027 Fletcher, Kirk G.

2027 Goodbla, Clinton S.

2027 Hagstrom, Glen

2027 Hagstrom, Glen

2027 Hagstrom, Glen

2027 Hans, George V.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1364: Testimonies and Investigation File, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1045

Box Subject

2027 Hayes, T. H., Diary of

2027 Herzog, Herbert H.

2027 Imoto, Kaeta

2027 Iwataka, Kenji

2027 Iwataka, Kenji

2027 Kauffman, Vernice

2027 Lawrence, Walter B.

2027 Lawrence, Walter B.

2027 Lawrence, Walter B.

2027 Lochbihler, Edward

2027 Long, Walton F.

2027 MacFarland, Cecil S.

2027 Manning, John O.

2027 Matsumoto, Inokichi

2027 Miller, Brooks, Report on Death of

2027 Minder, Joseph G.

2027 Morrill, Eben

2027 Morse, Harry Hilton

2027 Musselman, Merle M.

2027 Ozella, Barney C.

2027 Peck, Rayburn L.

2027 Peterson, Lester

2027 Pirnat, Peter Paul

2027 Pitts, Ira M.

2027 Retterrath, Peter N.

2027 Sartin, L. B.

2027 Scheibley, Ralph B.

2027 Scholten, Robert E.

2027 Shirley, Ralph E.

2027 Shiyoku, Koh

2027 Skowronski, Tadusz

2027 Smith, Sumner T.

2027 Soderman, Helmer C.

2027 Starkey, Edward E.

2027 Swindell, Leon A.

2027 Swindell, Leon A.

2027 Vonlinger, Dale O.

2027 Warren, William P. (2 folders)

2027 Welch, Charles L.

2028 Alawan Massacre (2 folders)

2028 Death Report, Cabanatuan

2028 Maps

2028 Miscellaneous Correspondence - Puerta Princesa

2028 Organization and Operation of prisoner of war camp #1, Cabanatuan (Exhibits A-E) 

(5 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP Legal Section, Investigation Division — Entry 1364: Testimonies and Investigation File, 1945-1948
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1046

Box Subject

2028 Puerto Princesa Massacre

2028 Research Exhibits

2028 Units - Name Lists (Japanese)

2029 American Held Japanese Prisoners of War Personnel Records (1946-1948, 

Alphabetical File)

2029 Organization and Operation of prisoner of war camp #1, Cabanatuan (Exhibits FM) (8 folders)

Records of the SCAP International Prosecution Section 

The International Prosecution Section (IPS) was established by General Order 20, GHQ 

SCAP, December 8, 1945. General Order 20 implemented Executive Order 9660, November 

29, 1945, which authorized a staff to assist Chief of Counsel Joseph B. Keenan (named 

by Presidential appointment, announced November 10, 1945) in the preparation and 

prosecution of war crimes charges against high Japanese officials and their principal agents. 

The IPS acted as prosecution throughout the trial of 28 defendants before IMTFE, June 4, 

1946-November 12, 1948. It was abolished by General Order 3, GHQ SCAP, February 12, 

1949, with residual functions transferred to the SCAP Legal Section.

The textual records consist of general correspondence of the Office of the Chief of Counsel 

(“Chief Prosecutor’s Correspondence”), 1946-1948, with indexes; numbered records of 

staff attorneys, 1946-1947; numbered case files, 1945-1947, with indexes; card files 

containing names of war crimes suspects and witnesses, ca. 1945-1947; records relating 

to witnesses, 1946-1947; various files of documents assembled in evidence, 1907-1947, 

some with indexes, with partial microfilm copies (163 rolls); analyses of prosecution 

evidence presented to the IMTFE, 1946-1947; copies of documents offered in evidence by 

the defense, n.d., with indexes; historical file (ca. 1930-1948), compiled ca. 1945-1948, 

with microfilm copy of the diary of former Japanese cabinet minister, the Marquis Koichi 

Kido (1930-1945, 2 rolls); briefs, completed applications, and other administrative records 

filed with the IMTFE (“Court Papers”), 1946-1948, with indexes; copies of official IMTFE 

trial records, 1945-1948, including transcripts of proceedings, in English and Japanese; 

prosecution and defense exhibits, with indexes, and with partial microfilm copy (5 rolls); 

and verdicts; photostatic copies of newspaper articles relating to Japanese war crimes and 

the IMTFE trial, 1943-1948; reference files (ca. 1899-1948), compiled ca. 1945-1948; 

and, miscellaneous records, ca. 1945-1948. NARA Microfilm Publications: M1660-M1669, 

M1679-M1701, M1722-M1733. Researchers should consult appropriate NARA finding aids to 

ascertain which records are on which rolls.

Microfilm Publication M1660 (7 rolls)

Copies of judgements of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945.

Microfilm Publication M1663 (66 rolls)

International Prosecution Section Staff Historical Files Relating to Cases Tried Before the 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1948.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP International Prosecution Section (IPS), Microfilm Publications
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1047

Microfilm Publication M1664 (9 rolls)

Miscellaneous Records of the International Prosecution Section 1945-1948. Includes 

correspondence, memorandums, reports, cablegrams, conference teletypes, lists of 

war criminals and suspects, receipts for documents, lists of library materials, and other 

documents relating to war crimes.

Microfilm Publication M1665 (21 rolls)

Prosecution and Defense Summations for Cases tried before the International Military 

Tribunal for the Far East 1948.

Microfilm Publication M1666 (64 rolls)

Narrative Summary and Transcripts of Court Proceedings for Cases Tried Before the 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1667 (1 roll)

Transcripts of Proceedings in Chambers for Cases Tried Before the International Military 

Tribunal for the Far East 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1668 (18 rolls)

Records of the Chief Prosecutor Relating to Preparation for and Conduct of Cases Tried by 

the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1669 (2 rolls)

Records of the International Prosecution Section: Prosecution’s Opening Statements, 

Summary of Evidence, and Copies of Indictments 1946.

Microfilm Publication M1679 (1 roll)

War Crimes Trial Documents Collected by the International Prosecution Section for use 

Before the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1680 (34 rolls)

Documents Assembled by the International Prosecution Section for use as Exhibits Before 

the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1681 (9 rolls)

Reports, Orders, Studies, and Other Background Documents Gathered by the International 

Prosecution Section 1945-1947

Microfilm Publication M1682 (3 rolls)

Indexes to Numerical Case File Relating to Particular Incidents and Suspected War Criminals, 

International Prosecution Section 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1683 (73 rolls)

Numerical Case Files Relating to Particular Incidents and Suspected War Criminals, 

International Prosecution Section 1945-1947.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP International Prosecution Section (IPS), Microfilm Publications
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1048

Microfilm Publication M1684 (21 rolls)

International Prosecution Section Documents Relating to Witnesses for the Prosecution and 

the Defense 1946-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1685 (2 rolls)

Indexes of Exhibits of the Prosecution and of the Defense, Introduced as Evidence Before 

the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1686 (17 rolls)

Exhibits of the Prosecution and of the Defense, Introduced as Evidence Before the 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1687 (1 roll)

Index to Court Exhibits in English and Japanese, International Prosecution Section 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1688 (48 rolls)

Court Exhibits in English and Japanese, International Prosecution Section 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1689 (8 rolls)

Indexes to Numerical Evidentiary Documents Assembled by the Prosecution for use as 

Evidence Before the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1690 (477 rolls)

Numerical Evidentiary Documents Assembled as Evidence by the Prosecution for us Before 

the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1691 (2 rolls)

Indexes to Documents Presented as Evidence by the Defense and Defense Documents 

Rejected as Evidence Before the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1692 (19 rolls)

Documents Presented as Evidence by the Defense Before the International Military Tribunal 

for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1693 (16 rolls)

Defense Documents Rejected as Evidence Before the International Military Tribunal for the 

Far East 1946-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1694 (3 rolls)

Alphabetical Series of Defense Documents Presented for Evidence and Rejected by the 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1695 (1 roll)

Index to Names of Witnesses and Suspected War Crimes Perpetrators Who Appeared before 

the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP International Prosecution Section (IPS), Microfilm Publications
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1049

Microfilm Publication M1696 (2 rolls)

Indexes to Files Showing the Receipt and Distribution of Defense Documents and the 

Receipt of Affidavits from Prisoners of War and Other Sources 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1697 (6 rolls)

Analyses of the Documentary Evidence Introduced by the Prosecution Before the 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1698 (1 roll)

Indexes to Court Documents Including Orders, Rules of Procedure, and Copies of the 

Indictment and Motions of the Defense 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1699 (3 rolls)

Court Documents Including Orders, Rules of Procedure, and Copies of the Indictment and 

Motions of the Defense 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1700 (1 roll)

Indexes and Lists of Witnesses for the Defense and for the Prosecution before the 

International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1701 (4 rolls)

Numeric Records of the Prosecution Attorneys Relating to the Prosecution’s Evidence before 

the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1722 (17 rolls)

Records Pertaining to Rules and Procedures Governing the Conduct of Japanese War Crimes 

Trials, Atrocities Committed Against Chinese Laborers, and Background Investigations of 

Major Japanese War Criminals.

Microfilm Publication 1723 (7 rolls)

Miscellaneous documents relating to Japan’s economic, industrial, military and diplomatic 

activities, used as background materials by the International Prosecution Section, 1929-

1945.

Microfilm Publication 1724 (8 rolls)

Nuremberg Transcripts Used as Reference Documents by the International Prosecution 

Section for the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication 1725 (3 rolls)

Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers report on the Summation of U.S. Army Military 

and Non-Military activities in the Far East 1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication 1726 (59 rolls)

Records of the Trials and Clemency Petitions for accused Japanese War Criminals Tried at 

Yokohama, Japan, by a military commission appointed by the commanding general, Eight 

Army 1945-1948.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Records of the SCAP International Prosecution Section (IPS), Microfilm Publications
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1050

Microfilm Publication M1727 (34 rolls)

Records of Trials of Accused Japanese War Criminals Tried at Manila, Philippines by a military 

commission convened by the commanding general of the U.S. Army in the Western Pacific 

1945-1947.

Microfilm Publication M1728 (3 rolls)

Records of the trial of accused War Criminal Hiroshi Tamura, tried by a Military Tribunal 

appointed by the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Tokyo, Japan 1948-1949.

Microfilm Publication M1661 (4 rolls)

Transcripts from the Case of the U.S. vs. Soemu Toyoda and Hiroshi Tamura 1946-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1729 (7 rolls)

Records of the Trial of accused War Criminal Soemu Toyoda, tried by a Military Tribunal 

appointed by the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Tokyo, Japan 1948-1949.

Microfilm Publication M1730 (1 roll)

Miscellaneous documents relating to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and other 

Japanese military activities, 1941-1945.

Microfilm Publication M1731 (1 roll)

Photostatic copies of newspaper articles relating to Japanese war crime and war crimes 

trials, 1943-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1732 (19 rolls)

Miscellaneous International Prosecution Section documents used as background materials in 

preparation for the International Military Tribunal for the Far East 1940-1948.

Microfilm Publication M1733 (1 roll)

Photographs of Japanese soldiers and of Allied prisoners of war 1942-1946.

Microfilm Publication M1662 (44 rolls)

Studies, Reports and Other Reference Documents 1944-1948. Includes numerous Joint 

Army-Navy Intelligence Studies (JANIS) of Indochina, China, Korea, Japan; Allied Translator 

and Interpreter Section (ATIS) reports; and, Economic Warfare Section-Department of 

Justice reports. 

The non-textual records consist of Motion Pictures (1 reel): Japanese newsreel showing 

interrogation of captured U.S. pilots, and Prime Minister Hideki Tojo, ca. 1944, and 

Photographic Prints (44 images): Views, from Japanese sources, of Japanese soldiers in 

action and of Allied prisoners of war, ca. 1942-1945.

Government Section

Zaibatsu File 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1376)

Boxes 2089-2099 location: 290/13/08/01

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1376: Zaibatsu File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1051

Purge Miscellaneous File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1372)

Boxes 2053-2067 location: 290/13/06/03

Box Subject

2053 Administration - 1947 (Books I-IV)

2053 Administration 1945-1946

2053 No Title, September-October 1947

2054 Administration - 1947 (Book V)

2054 Administration - 1948-1949

2054 Administration - 1950-1951

2054 Directives – 1947

2054 Directives - 1948-1951

2054 Kokka Keisatsu Kankei, July 1948

2055 Committees, etc., November 1946-February 1951

2055 Directives – 1946

2055 Forces Influencing the Japanese Cabinet, 1885-1945

2055 Personnel of the Former Kure Naval Station

2055 Personnel of the Former Sasebo Naval Station, September 1950

2055 Press - August 1947

2055 Publications, February 1946-May 1951

2055 Schedule of Restricted Concerns (as of 30 September 1946)

2055 Statistics - Purge – 1947

2055 Statistics - Purge - 1948-1951

2056 500.25: Requests for Retention in Office of Former Career Army and Navy Officers

- Book One, August 1947-June 1948

2056 500.26: Requests for Retention in Office of Former Career Army and Navy Officers 

- Book Two, December 1945-January 1948

2056 500.27: Requests for Retention in Office of Former Career Army and Navy Officers 

- Book Three, July 1947-September 1948

2056 Appeals Standards, March 1950-November 1950

2056 Chronology of the Purge, October 1945-January 1951 (2 folders)

2056 No Title

2056 No Title, November 1945

2056 Purge Criteria - Category B, December 1945-March 1948

2056 Purge Criteria - Category C, March 1947-July 1947

2056 Purge Criteria - Category D, October 1946-April 1947

2056 Purge Criteria - Category E, March 1947-August 1947

2056 Purge Criteria - Category F, 1947

2056 Purge Criteria - Category G, December 1946-January 1949

2056 Purge Criteria - General, January 1946-September 1950

2056 Purge Criteria, January 1946-June 1950

2056 Purge Directives and Precedents - Category B

2056 Purge Directives and Precedents - Category C (3 folders)

2056 Purge Directives and Precedents - Category E

2056 Purge Directives and Precedents - Category F

2056 Purge Directives and Precedents - Category G

2056 Purge Directives and Precedents - References, November 1945-January 1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1372: Purge Miscellaneous File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1052

Box Subject

2056 Purge Precedents, etc. - Extra Copies

2056 Requests for Retention in Office of Former Career Army and Navy Officers - 

Second Demobilization Board, May 1946-July 1948

2057 500.28: Demobilization Board, May 1948-December 1949

2057 500.30: Kaigun Tokumu Bu - Japanese Naval Special Service [Empty Folder]

2057 500.32: Economic Purge - General, December 1946-June 1950

2057 500.34: Economic Purge - Industrial Organizations Book I, Feb. 1947-February 1948

2057 500.34: Economic Purge - Industrial Organizations, Book II, Dec. 1946-March 1948

2057 500.35: Economic Purge - Communication Organization, January 1946-January 1948

2057 500.36: Economic Purge - Agriculture and Fishing Organizations, January-July 1947

2057 500.38: Agriculture, July 1947-January 1948

2057 500.39: Branch Managers - Books I and II, July 1947

2057 500.40: Construction - Gumis Shimizu Gumi, Obayashi Gumi and Others, JanuaryMarch 1948

2057 500.41: Corporations Prescribed in Appendix II and Home Ministry Ordinance No. 

1 of 1946 (General Purge Information), November 1948

2057 500.42: Japan Horse Racing Association, February 1946-July 1948

2057 500.43: Public Information Media Purge, May 1946-September 1948

2057 500.44: Articles Violating SCAPIN 548 – Newspapers

2057 Demobilization Board - Releases 500.28, October 1947-May 1948

2057 Economic Purge - Financial Organizations 500.33, January 1947-December 1947

2057 Reclamation Projects - (Investing Military Personnel) of Agricultural Societies, 

April 1946-October 1947

2057 Tokumu Kikan - Japanese Army Special Service [Empty Folder]

2058 500.46: Officials of Occupied Territories - Formosa, November 1945

2058 500.48: Clearance of Personnel – 1946

2058 500.48: Clearance of Personnel - 1947, January-March 1947

2058 500.48: Periodicals - Articles Violating SCAPIN 548, May-June 1947

2058 500.50: Transmittal of Questionnaires Book I, February 1946-May 1947

2058 500.51: Educational Purge, October 1945-July 1950

2058 500.53: Record of Instructions to Kanamori Pertaining to Purge, January 1947-

May 1947

2058 500.54: Monthly Summation, March 1947-April 1951

2058 500.55: Employment of Japanese Nationals, June 1946-January 1950

2058 500.57: Purged Scientists, September 1950

2058 600.2: Appeals Board Book I, April-November 1947

2058 600.2: Appeals Board Book II, December 1947-March 1948

2058 600.2: Appeals Board Book III, March 1948-May 1948

2058 600.2: Appeals Board Book IV, June 1948

2058 600.4: Second Appeals Board, December 1948-November 1950

2058 Appeals Board Decisions on Borderline Cases, April 1949-June 1950

2058 Appeals Board Decisions on Borderline Cases, June 1949-June 1950

2058 Official Gazette No. 116, October 1950

2059 1000.1: Statistics & Review Branch Special Papers Reports from Military 

Government Teams, February-May 1947

2059 1000.2: Reports of Persons Passed by Central Screening Committee

2059 1000.4: Statistics & Review Branch Special Papers, March 1948-May 1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1372: Purge Miscellaneous File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1053

Box Subject

2059 600.5: Appeals Report 1949 - Book I

2059 600.5: Appeals Report 1950 - Book II

2059 800.1: Book I - May 1946 to May 1947 - Memos for the Record

2059 800.1: Book II - Memos for the Record, June 1947-December 1948

2059 800.1: Book III - January 1949 to - Memos for the Record

2059 800.2: Book I - November 1946-October 1947 - Memos for Public Service 

Qualification Division, Major Napier and Snow

2059 800.2: Book II - November 1947 to December 1948 - Memos for Public Service 

Qualification Division, Major Napier and Snow, Chief, P.S.Q.D.

2059 800.2: Memos for Major Napier - Book IV, February 1948-June 1951

2059 800.3: Book I - May 1946 to - Memos for Chief and Deputy Chiefs, Government 

Section

2059 800.4: Memorandum for Central Liaison Office, Tokyo (CLO), Jan.1947 to Oct. 

1947

2059 800.5: Index for Memos, Central Liaison Office, October 1946-May 1949

2059 Book III - January 1949 to May 1950 - Memos for Major Napier, Jan. 1949-May 

1950

2059 Memos for Chief, Government Section - Mr. Rizzo, January-August 1951

2060 1000.5: Inspection Trip, September 1948

2060 1000.7: Project Status Report - Book I, December 1946-September 1947

2060 1000.7: Project Status Report - Book II, October 1947-January 1948

2060 1000.7: Project Status Report - Book III, February 1948-December 1949

2060 1000.7: Project Status Report - Book IV, January 1950-September 1951

2060 1000.8: Miscellaneous, March 1946-June 1950

2060 2000.1: Japanese Red Cross - Personnel , April-May 1946

2060 Chogoku Shimbunsha, May-December 1947

2060 Depurge News Items Book I, October-November 1950

2060 Hyuga Nichinichi Shimbun, July-September 1947

2060 Ikuseisha, October 1947

2060 Jitsugyo no Sekai, August 1947

2060 Kagaku Shugi Kogyo, December 1947

2060 Kyoto Nichi Nichi Shimbun, September-November 1947

2060 Project Status Report, July 1950-June 1951

2060 Questionnaire Status Report, 9 April 1947

2060 Saga Shimbun, July 1947

2060 Shizuoka Minyu Shimbun, July-September 1947

2060 Status Report, 31 December 1949

2060 Tokushima Nichinichi Shimbun, August 1947-May 1948

2060 Toyo Keizai Shimpo, March-August 1947

2060 Yomiuri Shimbun, July-September 1947

2061 ARS

2061 Chiba Shimpo Sha, July-September 1947

2061 Chobun Kaku Publishing Co., July-December 1947

2061 Chosen Kinyu Kumiai Rengokai

2061 Chubu Nippon Shimbun

2061 Chugai Shimpo, July-September 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1372: Purge Miscellaneous File, 1945-1951
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2061 Chugai Shogyo Shimpo Sha, March-May 1947

2061 Dai Asia Kensetsusha

2061 Dai Nippon Kinki Kai

2061 Dai Nippon Shuppan K. K., July 1947

2061 Daido Juku

2061 Daiichi Koron Sha

2061 Daiichi Shobo

2061 Daiichi Shuppan Kyokai

2061 Daiichi Shuppan Sha

2061 Daimonji Shoten

2061 Dainihon Kinnokai

2061 Dainippon Seinendan, December 1947

2061 Dainippon Yubenkai Kodansha

2061 Daito Shuppansha

2061 Daitojuku Shuppan-Bu

2061 Diamond Sha, October 1947

2061 Dobun Shoin

2061 Dobunkan

2061 Doitsu Jiho Sha

2061 Domei Tsushin, July 1947-May 1951

2061 Fujokai

2061 Gaiko Jiho Sha

2061 Ganshodo, October 1947

2061 Geibi Nichi Nichi Shimbun, June-July 1947

2061 Gifu Nichi Nichi Shimbun, July-October 1947

2061 Hakodate Times, July 1947

2061 Heibon-Sha

2061 Hibonkaku, December 1947

2061 Ishin Kai

2061 Isshin Juku

2061 Jiei Sha

2061 Jimbunshoin, July 1947

2061 Jinseisha

2061 Jitsugyo-No-Nihon Sha

2061 Johokyoku

2061 Jomo Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Kaizo Sha

2061 Kakumeiso – Kakumeihosha

2061 Kanagawa Ken Shimbun, July-September 1947

2061 Kanagawa Nichi Nichi Shimbun, February 1946-July 1947

2061 Kanagawa Nichi Nichi Shimbun, July-September 1947

2061 Kasumigaseki Shobo

2061 Keibun-Sha

2061 Keio Shobo, July 1947

2061 Keisatsu Kyokai

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1372: Purge Miscellaneous File, 1945-1951
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2061 Keizai Joho Sha

2061 Kigen Nisen Roppyakunen Hoshuku Kai, July 1947

2061 Kinkei Gakuin, November 1947

2061 Kita Nippon Shimbun Sha, July-August 1947

2061 Kobun Sha

2061 Kogan Hokkojo, August 1947

2061 Kohon Siekoku

2061 Kokon Shoin

2061 Kokumin Hyoronsha, December 1947

2061 Kokumin Kyoiku Tosho K. K.

2061 Kokumin No Tomo Sha, July 1947

2061 Kokumin Seishin Bunka

2061 Kokumin Seishin Sodoin Chuo Remmei, October 1947

2061 Kokusai Bunka Kyokai

2061 Kokusai Seikei Gakkai

2061 Konnichi No Mondai

2061 Koyo Shoin

2061 Kure Nichi Nichi Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Kyuzai-sha

2061 Manshu Iju Kyokai

2061 Meguro Shotan

2061 Miyako Shimbun, October 1947

2061 Muroran Mainichi Shimbun

2061 Nagasaki Nichinichi Shimbun Sha

2061 Nagoya Mainichi Shimbun

2061 Nagoya Nichi Nichi Shimbun, July-August 1947

2061 Nagoya Shimbun, December 1947

2061 Nanshin Mainichi Shimbun - (Includes) Nanshin Nichi Nichi Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Nanshin Sha

2061 Nara Nichi Nichi Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Nichinichi Shimbunsha

2061 Niigata Shimbun

2061 Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun

2061 Nippon Kogyo Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Nippon Shimbun Kyokai

2061 Nippon Times, May-July 1947

2061 Nipponkai Shimbun

2061 Niroku Shimpo Sha

2061 Oita Shimbun Sha

2061 Osaka Cho-Ho Sha

2061 Osaka Jiji Shimpo

2061 Osaka Keizai Shimbun

2061 Osaka Konnichi Shimbun Sha

2061 Osaka Nichi Nichi Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Otaru Shimbunsha

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2061 Purge (Press & Publishing Companies), 1947

2061 Shimotsuke Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Shin Aichi, November 1947

2061 Shin Hochi Shimbun

2061 Shin Iwate

2061 Shinano Mainichi Shimbun

2061 Shizuoka Shimpo

2061 Shoyo Shinpo

2061 Tairiku Shimpo

2061 Taisho Nichinichi Shimbun

2061 Taiwan Nichi Nichi Shimpo

2061 Teito Nichi Nichi Shimbun

2061 Tengyo Minpo Sha

2061 Toa Shinpo Sha, January 1948

2061 Tokushima Mainichi Shimbun, August 1947

2061 Too Nippo Sha

2061 Toyama Nippo Sha, July 1947

2061 Wakayama Shimbun, July 1947

2061 Yamagata Shimbun, July-October 1947

2061 Yamanashi Nichi Nichi

2061 Yukan Osaka Shimbun, July 1947

2062 Asahi Eiga Seisaku K. K., September 1947

2062 Asahi Shimbun (Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Chubu, Seibu Branches), November 1947

2062 Asahi Shimbun, December 1947

2062 Book Publishers A-K

2062 Book Publishers -Amendments2062 Book Publishers M-Z

2062 Chuka Denei Kofun Yugen, September 1947

2062 Cocco Film Co., Ltd.

2062 Company Officials 2 - Order No. 1, Appendix II Paragraph 8, Reports 21-40

2062 Company Officials 3 - Order No. 1, Appendix II Paragraph 11, Reports 1-30

2062 Company Officials 4 - Order No. 1, Appendix II Paragraph 11, Reports 31-60

2062 Company Officials 5 - Order No. 1, Appendix II Paragraph 11, Reports 61-90

2062 Dai Nippon Eiga Kyokai, July 1947

2062 Daito Cinema Co., July 1947

2062 Film and Theatrical Companies 4/30/47

2062 Japan Publishers’ Association List

2062 JG Requests for Deletion of Blacklisted Companies JG; Japanese Government, 

October 1947

2062 Jiyu Shuppan Kyokai (Free Publications Association), May 1946, January 1948

2062 Kahoku Denei Koshi

2062 Kainan Shimbun, July 1947

2062 Kaiseisha, July 1947

2062 Kyoto Cinema Studio

2062 List of Influential Newspapers, June 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2062 List of Information Medial Companies to be Added to Par 10, March-July 1947

2062 Magazines & Books 30 April 1946

2062 Manshu Eiga Kyokai

2062 Nagoya Shichisei Club

2062 Nanyo Kyokai, July 1947

2062 Nationalistic Organizations 4/40/47

2062 Nationalistic Organizations Publishing Periodicals List

2062 Newspapers 4/30/47

2062 Nichi-I Bunka Kyokai, July 1947

2062 Nihon Seinen Kyoikukai

2062 Nihon Shuppan Bunka Kyokai, July 1947

2062 Nikkatsu K. K. June 1947

2062 Nippon Bunka Chuo Remmei, July 1947

2062 Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha

2062 Nippon Eiga Sha, January 1947

2062 Nippon Hoso Kyokai, July 1947

2062 Nippon Hyoron-sha

2062 Nippon Kyobun-sha

2062 Nippon Shuppan Kai, July 1947

2062 Nosan Gyoson Bunka Kyokai

2062 Number of Persons to be Depurged by Category

2062 Obun Sha, July 1947

2062 Okakura Shobo, August 1947

2062 Okura Zaimu Kyokai, November-December 1947

2062 Organizational Charts of Information Media Companies

2062 Propaganda Publications, March 1946-October 1947

2062 Riken Kagaku Eiga K. K., July 1947

2062 Riso-sha, July-August 1947

2062 Ritsumeikan

2062 Sangabo, July 1947

2062 Sangyo Kumiai Chuo Kai

2062 Sanseido, July 1947

2062 Satomi Nippon Bunkagaku Kenkyusho

2062 Seibundo Shinkosha, January 1948

2062 Seikatsu-sha

2062 Seiken Sha

2062 Shakai Kyoiku Kai

2062 Shibun Kai, July 1947

2062 Shido Bunko Library, July 1947

2062 Shin Sekai Eiga Co., July 1947

2062 Shin Taiyo Sha (Modern Nippon Sha)

2062 Shincho-sha

2062 Shinko Cinema, August 1947-February 1948

2062 Shinkoa Sha

2062 Shishio Bunko

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2062 Shochiku Motion Picture Co., July-November 1947

2062 Shogakkan

2062 Showa Shobo

2062 Shubunkaku

2062 Shunju Sha

2062 Sozo Sha

2062 Takayama Shoin

2062 Teishin Kyokai

2062 Teito Nichinichi Shimbun

2062 Tensen- sha

2062 Tensho Sha (Tensho Gidan), August 1947

2062 Toa Dobun Kai

2062 Toa Remmei Kyokai

2062 Toho Eiga Kabushiki Kaisha

2062 Tokyo Takarazuka Gekijo

2062 Toyo Kyokai

2062 Umi-to- Sora Sha

2062 Yamato Musubi, August 1947

2062 Zaidan Hojin Dainippon Keibo Kyokai, July 1947

2063 Company Officials - Order No. 1, Appendix 11 Paragraph 11, Reports 91-120

2063 Company Officials - Order No. 1, Appendix 11 Paragraph 11, Reports 141-161

2063 Company Officials - Order No. 1, Appendix 11 Paragraph 11b, Reports 61-85

2063 Councillors, April 1947-February 1948

2063 Data on All Companies Screened per Advice Miss Chrok Formerly Government 

Section - Paragraph 6, 7, 8, 11, 12

2063 Economic Allegations & Petitions, July 1947-August 1947

2063 Economic Purge Dedicated to Major Napier, April 1948

2063 Governors, March-July 1947

2063 Holding Companies - Japanese Government Recommendations that they are not 

added to Paragraph 11

2063 Horse Racing Association

2063 Japanese Corporations, Organizations, Information, Civil Service Bank

2063 List of Purgees (Economic) According to Date of Designation

2063 Mayors, March 1947

2063 Miscellaneous Economic Informations, July-November 1947

2063 Miscellaneous Informations on Placing Companies in Various Paragraphs of the 

Appendices to Purge Extensions

2063 Newly Formed Companies 1947

2063 No Title, May 1947

2063 Organization Charts of Economic Companies

2063 Organization of Companies Paragraph 6 - Constitutional and Number of Present 

Officers

2063 Organization of Paragraph 12 - Constitutional and Present Office Holders

2063 Paragraph 11 Companies - Organizational Information

2063 Paragraph 6

2063 Paragraph 6 Subsidiary Company

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2063 Paragraph 8

2063 Public Office Qualification Examination Committee, March 1947-May 1948 (2 

folders)

2063 Representatives, April 1947-January 1949

2063 Zaibatsu, January-July 1947

2064 Career Army Officers

2064 Ex-Peers, August 1947-February 1948

2064 First Class Officials, June 1947-April 1948

2064 Kodan; Public Corporation, June-October 1947

2064 List of Naval Officers Provisionally Designated in the Official Gazette on Nov. 28, 

1947

2064 Local Headmen I Unopposed, July 1947

2064 Local Headmen II Opposed, October 1947

2064 Miscellaneous, January 1947-February 1949

2064 Municipal Assemblies, July-October 1947

2064 No Title

2064 No Title, September 1947-January 1948

2064 Paragraph 10, May-June 1947

2064 Paragraph 11A, April 1947-May 1948

2064 Paragraph 11B, May 1947-April 1948

2064 Paragraph 12, April-December 1947

2064 Paragraph 6, May 1947-December 1947

2064 Paragraph 7, May 1947

2064 Paragraph 8, May 1947-April 1948

2064 Paragraph 9A & 9B, August 1947-June 1948

2064 Prefectural Assembly, June 1947-May 1948

2064 Prefectural Committees, August 1947-January 1948

2064 Public Service, June-October 1947

2064 Questionnaire’s Status Report, May 1947-April 1947

2064 Second Class Officials, May 1948

2064 The List of the Commissioned Officer in the Regular Army Vol. 1

2065 Category B - Category A, C, D, E, F, G, September 1950

2065 Extra, SCAPIN 550 Cases

2065 List of Appeal Cases Examined - from 3rd to 119th Meeting - Public Office 

Qualifications Appeal Board, February 1949-September 1950

2065 List of Appellants 27 June 1949 - Public Office Qualifications Appeal Board (2nd)

2065 List of Naval Officers Provisionally Designated in the Official Gazette on Nov. 28, 

1947

2065 List of Provisional Designees of Category D Organizations

2065 Lists of Provisional Designees - Category B, November 1947

2065 No Title

2065 Ordinances (Cabinet, Imperial) - Purge etc., July 1948

2065 Provisional Designees - Category A, December 1947-February 1950

2065 Provisional Designees - Category B, September 1947

2065 Provisional Designees - Kempei Tai - Published 28 December 1947: 2nd 

Provisional Designee List

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2065 Provisional Designees - Kempei Tai, November 1947

2065 Reinstated Purgees - Book I, July-October 1950

2065 Reinstated Purgees - Book II, October 1950

2065 Reinstated Purgees - Book V

2065 Roster of Appellants under Category B (Passed) 18 May 1950 - Public Office 

Qualifications Appeal Board, May 1950

2065 SCAPIN 548 - Japanese Government Ordinances in Compliance, August 1946-June 

1949

2066 1946 Purgees by Name List and Category Totals Questionnaires of Reinstated 

Persons Enclosed, May 1946-January 1947

2066 Central Lists of Persons Barred or Removed, June-December 1947

2066 Committee No. 4, Inquiries & Replies, March-June 1946

2066 Compilation of SCAPIN 550 and Regulations Published by Imperial Japanese 

Government, April 1946

2066 Economic Unrepatriates, Follow Up, March 1948

2066 Educational Purge - SCAPINS and Ordinances, October 1945-June 1950

2066 Educational Purge, December 1946-July 1950

2066 Far Eastern Commission Policy Concerning the Purge (Signed) Osborne Hauge, 

February 1949

2066 Far Eastern Commission, Inquiries & Replies, June 1946-November 1949

2066 Imperial Ordinance No. 1

2066 Imperial Ordinance No. 101 and SCAPIN 548

2066 List of Local Purgees by Prefectures as of 10 May 1948

2066 List of Persons Barred or Removed, Local - September 1947 to December 1947

2066 Lists of Provisional Designees, Category “G” Economic Recommended Candidates

2066 Local - Barred or Removed 1948

2066 Maritime Safety Agency, October 1947-March 1950

2066 Memorandums for Information, November-December 1946

2066 Minutes of Committee No. 4 Meetings, May-November 1946

2066 Minutes of Far Eastern Commission Meetings, March 1946-November 1949

2066 Purge - SCAPINS, Ordinances

2066 Purge Ordinances

2066 Purge Policy, March 1946-February 1949

2066 Purge Statistics, Final Reports, May 1948-April 1949

2066 Purge Statistics, May 1948-October 1950

2066 Purge, January 1946-April 1947

2066 Report of Central, Barred or Removed

2066 Reports of Progress Provisional Designations

2066 SCAPINS - Purge, etc., October 1945-March 1950

2066 Women Purgees

2066 Zaibatsu Family and Appointees Lists, June 1949, August 1949

2067 (GHQ/SCAP Military Intelligence Section, General Staff) Allied Translator and 

Interpreter Section - Press Translation and Summaries - Japan: 25 Volumes

2067 Chronology of the Purge, October 1945-January 1951

2067 Japanese Army Officers, January 1946-March 1949

2067 Public Office Qualification Appeals Board, February 1947-December 1947

2067 Study of Purge Requirements, January 1946-May 1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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Far East Command and Joint Chiefs of Staff Directives 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1377)

Boxes 2100-2132 location: 290/13/08/04

Box Subject

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/Index III, 001/53 to 001/60, Dec. 1946-March 

1947

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/61 to 001/70, February 1947-April 1947

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/81 to 001/90, July 1947-September 1947

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/71 to 001/80, April 1947-June 1947

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/91 to 001/100, September 1947-November 

1947

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/101 to 001/110, November 1947-January 1948

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/111 to 001/120, February 1948-April 1948

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/121 to 001/130, April 1948-June 1948

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/131 to 001/135, June 1948-July 1948

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/136 to 001/140, July 1947-August 1948

2100 Memorandum for Information 001/141 to 001/145, September 1948

2101 Memorandum for Information 001/146 to 001/150, October 1948-November 1948

2101 Memorandum for Information 001/151 to 001/232, November 1948-June 1950

2102 Memorandum for Information 001/233 to 001/290, June 1950-July 1951

2102 Memorandum for Information 002/2, March 1948

2102 Memorandum for Information 004/7 to 004/20, January 1947-February 1948

2102 Memorandum for Information 004/21 to 004/30, February 1948-June 1948

2102 Memorandum for Information 004/31 to 004/40, July 1948-September 1948

2103 Memorandum for Information 004/41 to 004/123, October 1948-June 1951 (5 

folders)

2103 Memorandum for Information 008/2 to 018, July 1946-November 1949

2103 Memorandum for Information 020/3 to 020/135, May 1946-January 1949 (12 

folders)

2104 Memorandum for Information 020/136 to 020/150, February 1949-June 1949

2104 Memorandum for Information 020/151 to 020/167, June 1949-April 1950

2104 Memorandum for Information 035 to 058, June 1948-July 1948

2104 Memorandum for Information 046 to 046/1, January 1948

2104 Memorandum for Information 064/2 to 064/10, February 1948-January 1949

2104 Memorandum for Information 064/11 to 064/24, February 1949-June 1950

2104 Memorandum for Information 071 to 074/10, December 1946-February 1948

2104 Memorandum for Information 074 to 080, January 1947-July 1949

2104 Memorandum for Information 081 to 084, February 1947-November 1947

2104 Memorandum for Information 085 to 088, May 1947-November 1950

2104 Memorandum for Information 089 to 100, February 1947-April 1947

2104 Memorandum for Information 100/1 to 110, April 1947-May 1947

2105 Memorandum for Information 111 to 117/8, May 1947-June 1948

2105 Memorandum for Information 118 to , May 1947-December 1947

2105 Memorandum for Information 129 to 129/19, July 1947-March 1948 (4 folders)

2105 Memorandum for Information 129/25 to 129/ , March 1949-July 1949 

2105 Memorandum for Information 131 to 140, July 1947-May 1949

2105 Memorandum for Information 141 to 200, August 1947-October 1950 (10 folders)

2106 Memorandum for Information 201 to 205, July 1948-June 1950

2106 Memorandum for Information 206 to 210, May 1949-July 1949

2106 Memorandum for Information 211 to 215, November 1948-December 1949

2106 Memorandum for Information 216 to 220, December 1948-April 1950

2106 Memorandum for Information 221 to 229, January 1949-October 1950

2107 Memorandum for Information 230 to 239, April 1949-February 1951

2107 Memorandum for Information 243 to 243/4, December 1949-August 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2107 Memorandum for Information 244, January 1950

2107 Memorandum for Information 245, January 1950

2107 Memorandum for Information 246, February 1950

2107 Memorandum for Information 246/1, April 1950

2108 Memorandum for Information 247, February 1950

2108 Memorandum for Information 248, February 1950

2108 Memorandum for Information 249, March 1950

2108 Memorandum for Information 250 to 250/4, June 1950-July 1950

2108 Memorandum for Information 251, June 1950

2108 Memorandum for Information 255 to 255/2, September 1950-October 1950

2108 Memorandum for Information 265, April 1951

2108 Minutes - I.A.T.B. 1st to 35th Meeting, February 1947-March 1948 (4 folders)

2109 Minutes - I.A.T.B. 36th to 40th Meeting, May 1948-May 1949

2109 I.A.T.B. Papers - 002 Series, December 1946-June 1947

2109 I.A.T.B. Papers - 003 to 020, February 1947-June 1947

2109 I.A.T.B. Papers - 020 to 030, June 1947-April 1948

2109 I.A.T.B. Papers - 026 Series, June 1947-February 1949

2109 I.A.T.B. Papers - 031 to 035/5, October 1947-June 1948

2109 I.A.T.B. Papers - 035/6 to 035/10, May 1949

2109 I.A.T.B. Papers - 036 to 040, January 1948-April 1948

2110 I.A.T.B. Papers - 041 to 050, November 1948-December 1949

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, Reparations, 1st to 70th Meeting, October 1946-March 

1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 71st to 80th Meeting, March 1947-April 1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 81st to 90th Meeting, April 1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 91st to 100th Meeting, May 1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 101st to 110th Meeting, June 1947-July 1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 111th to 115th Meeting, July 1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 116th to 120th Meeting, July 1947-August 1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 121st to 130th Meeting, August 1947-October 1947

2110 Minutes - Committee #1, 131st to 140th Meeting, October 1947-December 1947

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 141 to 145 Meetings, December 1947-January 1948

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 146 to 150 Meetings, February 1948-March 1948

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 151 to 155 Meetings, March 1948-April 1948

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 156 to 160 Meetings, April 1948-May 1948

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 161 to 170 Meetings, May 1948-September 1948

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 171 to 180 Meetings, September 1948-December 1948

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 181 to 193 Meetings, December 1948-March 1949

2111 Minutes - Committee #1, 194 to 213 Meetings, April 1949-March 1951

2111 Minutes - Committee #2, Economic and Financial Affairs, 1-60 Meetings, July 

1946-May 1947

2111 Minutes - Committee #2, 61 to 65 Meetings, June 1947-July 1947

2111 Minutes - Committee #2, 66 to 70 Meetings, July 1947-August 1947

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 71 to 80 Meetings, August 1947-September 1947

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 81 to 90 Meetings, September 1947-November 1947

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 91 to 95 Meetings, November 1947-December 1947

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 96 to 100 Meetings, December 1947-January 1948

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 101 to 105 Meetings, February 1948

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 106 to 110 Meetings, March 1948-April 1948

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 111 to 115 Meetings, April 1948-May 1948

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 116 to 120 Meetings, May 1948-June 1948

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 121 to 125 Meetings, June 1948-July 1948

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 126 to 130 Meetings, July 1948-October 1948

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 131 to 140 Meetings, October 1948-December 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 135 to 140 Meetings, January 1949

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 141 to 145 Meetings, February 1949

2112 Minutes - Committee #2, 146 to 152 Meetings, April 1949-October 1949

2112 Far Eastern Commission - Minutes 1 to 30, August 1946-September 1946

2112 FEC - Minutes 31 to 65, November 1946-July 1947 (3 folders)

2113 FEC - Minutes 66 to 105, July 1947-May 1948 (8 folders)

2114 FEC - Minutes 106 to 135, May 1948-January 1949 (6 folders)

2114 FEC - Provisional Minutes, January 1948-November 1948

2114 FEC - Minutes 138 to 160, January 1949-July 1949 (3 folders)

2115 FEC - Minutes 131 to 221, December 1948-July 1951 (5 folders)

2116 Steering Committee Minutes 1 to 115, May 1946-September 1948 (12 folders)

2117 Steering Committee Minutes 116 to 160, September 1948-January 1950 (5 

folders)

2117 Committee #1, 013 Series - 013/7 to 013/40, January 1947-September 1947

2117 Committee #1, 013 Series - 013/41 to 013/50, September 1948-March 1950

2117 Committee #1, 013 Series - 013/51 to 013/69, March 1948-March 1950

2117 Committee #1 - 001 to 010 - January 1947-October 1947

2118 Committee #2 - 001 to 025, March 1947-July 1947

2118 Committee #2, 026 Series - 026 to 026/20, January 1947-April 1947

2118 Committee #2, 026 Series - 026/21 to 026/30, April 1947-June 1947

2118 Committee #2, 026 Series - 026/31 to 026/35, June 1947-August 1947

2118 Committee #2, 026 Series - 026/36 to 026/45, August 1947-November 1947

2118 Committee #2, 026 Series - 026/46 to 026/50, December 1947-February 1948

2118 Committee #2, 026 Series - 026/51 to 026/55, March 1948-June 1948

2118 Committee #2, 026 Series - 026/56 to 026/60, October 1948-December 1948

2119 Committee #2 - 026/61 to 026/65, January 1949

2119 Committee #2 - 026/66 to 026/70, February 1949-March 1949

2119 Committee #2 - 026/71 to 026/80, April 1949-August 1949

2119 Committee #2 - 026/81 to 026/90, August 1949-March 1950

2120 Committee #2 - 027 to 199, January 1947-March 1947

2120 Committee #3, 019 Series - 019/8 to 019/15, February 1947-May 1947

2120 Committee #3, 019 Series - 019/16 to 019/20, May 1947-July 1947

2120 Committee #3, 019 Series - 019/21 to 019/20, August 1947-March 1949

2120 Committee #4 - 010 to 300, April 1946-June 1946

2120 Committee #4 - 020 to 020/10, January 1947-May 1947

2120 Committee #4 - 020/11 to 020/15, May 1947-June 1947

2120 Committee #4 - 020/16 to 020/20, January 1947-November 1947

2120 Committee #4 - 020/21 to 020/25, December 1947-April 1948

2120 Committee #5 - 006/1 to 006/10, January 1947-December 1947

2120 Committee #5 - 006/11 to 006/20, January 1948-July 1948

2120 Committee #5 - 007, May 1947

2120 Committee #6 - 012 to 371/12, October 1946-July 1950

2121 Minutes - Committee #3, August 1946-May 1949

2121 Minutes - Committee #4 - 1 to 60, May 1946-November 1949 (5 folders)

2121 Minutes - Committee #5, March 1947-March 1949

2122 Minutes - Committee #6 - 19th to 61st Meeting, September 1946-September 1950

2122 Minutes - Committee #7 - 20th to 21st Meeting, July 1947

2122 Steering Committee Papers - 001 to 040, January 1947-April 1947

2122 Steering Committee Papers - 041 to 200, December 1946-March 1948

2122 Steering Committee Papers - 211 to 333, March 1948-June 1949

2122 Far Eastern Commission, Joint Committee on Labor Policy in Japan, March 1949-

April 1949

2122 Calendar of Far Eastern Commission Papers, August 1946-January 1947

2122 Far Eastern Commission Official Press Releases, July 1946-January 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

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2122 Far Eastern Commission Documents 001 to 015, February 1946-June 1951

2122 Far Eastern Commission Documents 011 Series, 011/19 to 011/40, October 1946-

November 1947

2123 FEC - 011 Series, 011/41 to 011/60, November 1947-August 1951

2123 FEC - 024/9, April 1951

2123 FEC - 017 Series, 017 to 017/20, June 1946-February 1948

2123 FEC - 017 Series, 017/21 to 017/30, May 1948-June 1951

2123 FEC - 026 Series, May 1946-July 1947

2123 FEC - 031 to 070, May 1946-April 1951

2123 FEC - 042 Series, November 1947-July 1948

2123 FEC - 071 to 080, June 1946-April 1951

2123 FEC - 081 to 085, September 1946-April 1951

2123 FEC - 086 to 090, September 1946-April 1951

2123 FEC - 091 to 199, October 1946

2124 First Annual Report of the Secretary General to the Far Eastern Commission, 

February-March 1947

2124 FEC-210: Advance Transfers of Japanese Reparations, February 1947

2124 FEC-202, February 1947-April 1947

2124 FEC-203, February 1947-April 1947

2124 FEC-204/1 to 204/16: Reports on Property of War Criminals, April 1947-April 1951

2124 SC-205/1 to FEC-205/9: Reports on Norway’s Reparations Claim Against Japan, 

March 1947-October 1947

2124 SC-206 to FEC-206/50: Election of Chairman and Deputy Chairman of Committee, 

March 1947-September 1950

2124 C1-207: Committee No. 1, Reparations, March 1947

2124 C2-208/1: Committee No. 2, Economic and Financial Affairs, April 1947

2124 FEC-209: Account with National City Bank for Japanese Dollar Funds, March 1947

2124 SC-210 to FEC 210/4: Reports on Consultation with SCAP Relative to the House of 

Representatives Election Law, March 1947

2124 C1-211/1 to 211/28: Committee No. 1, Reparations, March 1947-May 1948

2124 FEC-212, C1-212/1: Reparations, March-June 1947

2124 C4-213, C4-214, C3-213/1: Strengthening of Democratic Tendencies - 

Constitutional and Legal Reform, March 1947-May 1947

2124 C3-214/1: Report on Draft Law Implementing the Japanese Constitution, April 

1947

2124 FEC-215 to FEC/15: Proposed Text for Public Report on Commission Activities, 

April 1947-June 1948

2125 FEC-216 to FEC 216/5: Interim Directive Regarding Advance Transfer of Japanese 

Reparations and Reparation Procedures, April 1947

2125 FEC-217 & MI-217, April 1947-December 1948

2125 FEC-218/1 & FEC-218/2, April 1947-October 1947

2125 C1-219 to FEC-219/26: Reparations, April 1947-April 1951

2125 C1-220 & FEC-221, April 1947

2125 C1-222 to C1-222/9: Committee No. 1, Reparations, April 1947-March 1949

2125 FEC-223 & FEC-224, April 1947

2125 FEC-225 to FEC-225/9, May 1947-March 1948

2125 FEC-226 to FEC-226/4: Destruction or Removal of United Nations Property in 

Japan, April 1947-April 1951

2125 FEC-227: Statement by Australian Representative Relative to Reparations, May 1947

2125 FEC-228 to C2-228/10, May 1947

2125 SC-229 & SC-229/1: Property of Accused War Criminals, May 1947

2125 MI-230/9: Memorandum for Information, June 1949

2125 JCS [Joint Chiefs of Staff] - Directives to SCAP, 81 to 90, June 1947-March 1948

2125 JCS Directives to SCAP, 101 to 110, October 1949-February 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1377: Far East Command and Joint Chiefs of Staff Directives, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1065

Box Subject

2126 FEC-230 to FEC-230/8: Policy on Excessive Concentration of Economic Power in 

Japan, May 1949

2126 FEC-231 to FEC-231/8: Japanese Whaling, May-July 1947

2126 FEC-232 to FEC-232/6: Japanese Taxation of Aliens, June 1947-September 1947

2126 C6-233 to SC-233/2: Announcement of Admission of Limited Power of Attorney 

into Japan, June 1947

2126 FEC-239 to SC-239/5: Extension of FEC Policy on Temporary Retention of Electric 

Steel Furnaces, June-July 1947

2126 FEC-240 to FEC-240/17: Interchange of Persons Between Japan and Other 

Countries, June 1947-October 1948

2126 FEC-241 to FEC-241/8: Disposition of Funds Covering Fines Collected by Allied 

Military Occupation Courts, June 1947-April 1951

2126 C2-242 to FEC-242/42: Level of Economic Life in Japan, July 1947-October 1949

2126 SC-243 to SC-243/1: Entry of Private Traders into Japan from Germany and 

Spain, July 1947

2126 C1-244 to C1-244/1: Reparations, July 1947

2126 FEC-245 to C2-245/22: Civil Aviation in Japan, July 1947-November 1948

2126 C7/246: Personnel of the Japanese Demobilization Agency, August 1947

2126 FEC-247 to FEC-247/13: Bolivian Reparation Claim, August 1947-March 1948

2126 FEC-248/7 to FEC-248/11: Supply of Food for Civilian Consumption in Japan, 

November 1947-April 1951

2127 C1-234/1 & 234/2: Committee No. 1, Reparations, September 1947-March 1948

2127 C7-235: Committee No. 7, Disarmament of Japan, June 1947

2127 FEC-236 to FEC-236/11: Representation of Japan at International Conferences, 

June 1947-March 1948

2127 C1-237 to C1-237/6: Committee No. 1, Reparations, June 1947-March 1948

2127 FEC-238 to FEC-238/4: Secretary General’s Press Statement to Accompany 

Release to Basic Post-Surrender, June 1947-July 1947

2127 FEC-239/5 to 239/10: Extension of FEC Policy on Temporary Retention of Electric 

Steel Furnaces, July 1947-April 1951

2127 FEC-248 to 248/6: Supply of Food for Civilian Relief in Japan, August-October 

1947

2127 FEC-249: Interim Reparations Removals, August 1945

2127 FEC-250 to FEC 264: First Session of Japanese National Diet Draft Law 

Implementing the Japanese Constitution, July 1947-September 1947

2127 FEC-265 to 269/2: First Session of the Japanese National Diet Draft Law 

Implementing the Japanese Constitution and Others, October 1947-March 1949

2127 C2-271 to 271/6; FEC-270, September 1947-November 1948

2127 C2-271/7 to SC-271/20: Fishing and Aquatic Industries in Japan, Dec. 1948-June 

1949

2127 SC-271/21 to FEC/271/43: Fishing and Aquatic Industries in Japan, June 1949-

January 1951

2127 C1-272 to SC-272/9: Replacement of Lost Cultural Objects, Sept. 1947-October 

1948

2128 SC-272/10 to FEC-272/21: Replacement of Lost Cultural Objects, Oct. 1948-June 

1949

2128 FEC-273 to C1-275, September 1947-December 1948

2128 C4-276 to C4-277/3, October-December 1947

2128 C4-277/4 to 277/8, December 1947-March 1948

2128 C4-277/9 to FEC-277/17, April-October 1948

2128 FEC-277/18 to 279, May 1947-April 1951

2128 C1-280/1 to FEC-280/15: Access to Japanese Technical and Scientific Information 

in Japan, December 1947-April 1949

2128 FEC-280/16 to C1-283/1, December 1947-April 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1377: Far East Command and Joint Chiefs of Staff Directives, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1066

Box Subject

2128 FEC-248/1 to 284/17: Policy toward Patent, Utility Models and Designs in Japan, 

December 1947-March 1949

2128 FEC-284 to FEC-285/1, December 1947-March 1949

2128 FEC-286 to FEC-286/8: Application by Pakistan for Membership in SCAP, January 

1948-December 1949

2128 FEC-287 to FEC-287/2: Reports on Japanese Foreign Trade, Jan. 1947-February 

1948

2128 FEC-287/10 to SC-289/2, January 1948-May 1949

2128 FEC-290 to FEC-292, January 1948

2128 Directives to SCAP No. 48 to 70, May 1946-March 1947

2128 Directives to SCAP No. 71 to 80, March-June 1947

2128 Directives to SCAP No. 91 to 111, June 1948-September 1950

2129 FEC-293 to FEC-293/14: Travel Outside Japan of Japanese Commercial 

Representatives, January 1948-April 1951

2129 FEC-294 to SC-295/7: Japanese Assets in Neutral Countries, Feb. 1948-

September 1950

2129 FEC-297/2 to FEC-297/10: Policy Toward Japanese Shipbuilding and Shipping, 

March-November 1948

2129 FEC-298 to FEC-298/5: Soviet Proposal Concerning Reconstruction of Japanese 

Industry, February-May 1948

2129 C1-299 to FEC-299/10: Reparation Removals, February 1948-January 1949

2129 FEC-300 to FEC-300/12: Attendance at Inter-Governmental Conferences, March 

1948-April 1951

2129 FEC-301 to FEC-303/2, March-April 1948

2129 C2-304 to FEC-304/17: Port and Service Charges on Foreign Vessels in Japan, 

March-November 1948

2129 SC-305 to SC-305/8, April 1948

2129 SC-305/9 to FEC-305/19: Japanese Coastal Patrol - Maritime Safety Authority 

Law, April 1948-February 1949

2129 C6-306 to FEC-310: Aliens in Japan - Reparations - Travel of Japanese Abroad, 

April-September 1948

2129 C1-311 to FEC-313: Japanese-Owned Patents, Utility Models and Designs in 

Territories of Members of the United Nations, June 1948-March 1949

2129 FEC-314 to SC-314/11: Trial of Japanese War Criminals, July 1948-March 1949

2129 FEC-314/12 to FEC-314/23: Trial of Japanese War Criminals, March 1949-April 

1951

2129 FEC-315 to SC-316/4, September 1948-April 1951

2130 SC-316/5 to SC-316/8: Second Public Report on the Activities of the FEC Revise 

Draft, October-November 1948

2130 SC-316/9 to 316/13, November-December 1948

2130 FEC-316/14 to FEC-317, September-December 1948

2130 FEC-318 to 318/11: Labor Policy in Japan, September 1948-January 1948

2130 FEC-318 to 318/23, January-June 1949

2130 FEC-318/24 to 318/30, July-November 1949

2130 FEC-319 to 320/2, September 1948-June 1951

2130 FEC-320/3 to 320/8, November-December 1948

2130 FEC-322 to 322/2: Soviet Statement Regarding Press Reports of Military 

Conference in Japan, October-November 1948

2130 C1-323 to FEC-324, November 1948-August 1949

2130 FEC-325 to 325/1: Communications Concerning Japanese War Crimes Trials, Nov. 

1948

2130 FEC-325, November 1948

2130 SC-326/1 to C3-326/15: Review of Japanese Constitution, December 1948-April 

1949

2130 C3-326/16 to 326/24, April 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1377: Far East Command and Joint Chiefs of Staff Directives, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1067

Box Subject

2130 SC-326/25 to FEC-328/1, December 1948-April 1949

2131 FEC-329 to FEC-329/13, December 1948-April 1951

2131 FEC-330 to FEC-330/8, January-April 1949

2131 FEC-331 to FEC-332/13, February-August 1949

2131 FEC-333 to FEC-334/7, February-December 1949

2131 SC-335 to FEC-355/11, March-May 1949

2131 FEC-336 to FEC-338/1, March-August 1949

2131 FEC-339 to FEC-339/8, April-July 1949

2131 FEC-339 to FEC-339/23, July 1949-January 1950

2131 FEC-339 to FEC-340/8, May-September 1949

2131 FEC-341 to FEC-342/5, May 1949-January 1950

2131 FEC-343 to FEC-343/9, September-October 1949

2131 FEC-344 to FEC-360, December 1948-February 1950

2131 C6-371 to FEC-371/21, March 1950-January 1951

2131 Serial No. 92 to 100: Directive to the SCAP, July 1948-March 1949

2132 FEC-372 to 376/1, June 1950-April 1951

2132 FEC-101 to 101/13, December 1946-February 1947

2132 FEC-101/16 to 101/18, March 1947

2132 FEC-101/20, March 1947

2132 FEC-101/21 to 101/25, March 1947

2132 FEC-101/26 & 101/30, March 1947

2132 FEC-101/31 to 101/35, April 1947

2132 FEC-101/36 to 101/40, April 1947

2132 FEC-101/73, May 1947

2132 FEC-101/41 to 101/45, April 1947

2132 FEC-101/45 to 101/50, April 1947

2132 FEC-101/55, April 1947

2132 FEC-101/74, May 1947

2132 Joint Chiefs of Staff Papers, September 1945-March 1947

2132 Messages to SCAP, July 1946-May 1949

2132 SWNCC Papers, April 1945-April 1947

Miscellaneous File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1399)

Boxes 2274-2275 location: 290/13/17/01

Box Subject

2274 No Title, September 1948-May 1952

2274 Reference List of the Allied Council for Japan Accredited Diplomatic Missions and 

Diplomatic Section of GHQ/SCAP, June 1951

2274 Expenditure Voucher for Publishing Vesting Orders, June-December 1951

2274 Provost Marshal - Revolving Fund Records, December 1951-May 1952

2274 Proclamation of the Emperor of Japan - Instrument of Surrender - General Order 

No. 1, Military and Naval

2274 Requirements of the SCAP Presented to Japanese Representatives at Manila, 

August 1945

2274 Report on Japanese Reparations to the President of the United States, November 

1945-April 1946

2274 Report on Industrial Reparations Survey of Japan to the United States of America, 

February 1948

2275 The United States Senate Report of Proceedings Hearing Held before Committee on 

Armed Services and Committee on Foreign Relations, May 1951 (8 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1399: Miscellaneous File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1068

Formerly Top Secret Miscellaneous Subject File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1897)

Boxes 1-3 location: 290/24/02/02

Box Subject

1 1) Relaxation of Purge Restrictions 2) De-Purging of Japanese Ex-Officers

1 A Report on the Japanese National Police Reserve (October 1951)

1 Augmentation of the NPRJ

1 Certificates of Destruction and Receipts for Top Secret Documents

1 CINFO Top Secret Register

1 For General Whitney’s Correspondence Only

1 Incoming Correspondence

1 Measures Against Communism

1 Miscellaneous

1 Old Log of Korean Radios and Certificates of Destruction

1 Top Secret Register

2 Tentative Draft of Proposed Property Provisions to be Included in Peace Treaty with 

Japan with Various Memoranda, etc., Commenting on the Provisions of the Proposed 

Draft

2 Extra Copies of Papers Relating to Tentative Draft of Proposed Property Provisions to 

be Included in Peace Treaty with Japan

2 Radioactive Materials

2 Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for JCS Directives Issued by CINCAFPAC/CINCFE

2 Annex No. 12 to Operations Instructions No. 4, AFPAC: Care and Evacuation of 

Allied Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees

2 FEC-011: Interim Procedures for Restitution of Identifiable Looted Property

2 SWNCC 52/13: Disposition of Uranium Oxide Impounded by SCAP

2 JCS 1467/4: Authority of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (Enclosure 

“A”: Custody of Japanese Archives and Diplomatic Property)

2 JCS 1467/4: Authority of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers

2 JCS 1490/13: Disposition of Destroyers and Surface Vessels of Lesser Tonnage of 

the Japanese Navy

2 JCS 1490/14: Disposition of Combatant Vessels of the Japanese Navy

2 JCS 1500/7: Arrangements for Release to Claimant Nations of Former Allied Vessels 

Captured by Japan

2 JCS 1607/18: Summary of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in Korea for 

October 1946

2 JCS 1634: Claim of the Government of Bulgaria for Certain Japanese Liabilities

2 JCS 1607/17: Summary of Nonmilitary Activities in Japan f or October 1946

2 Top Secret Register

3 Radios, Incoming & Outgoing

3 Outgoing Radios, Folder No. 1

3 Incoming Radios, Books 1-4

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section 

— Entry 1897: Formerly Top Secret Miscellaneous Subject File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1069

Central Files Branch

Far Eastern Commission File 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1392)

Boxes 2233-2235 location: 290/13/15/01

Box Subject

2233 FEC Minutes - International Trade Board, October 1946-May 1949

2233 FEC Minutes - Joint Committee on Labor Policy in Japan, March 1949-April 1949

2233 FEC Minutes - Steering Committee - Book I, 1st to 25th Meeting, March-August 

1946

2233 FEC Minutes - Steering Committee - Book II, 26th to 50th Meeting, August 1946-

February 1947

2233 FEC Minutes - Steering Committee - Book III, 51st to 100th Meeting, March 1947-

April 1948

2233 FEC Minutes - Steering Committee - Book IV, 101st of 125th Meeting, April 1948-

November 1948

2233 FEC Minutes - Steering Committee - Book V, 126th to 200th Meeting, December 

1948-September 1950

2234 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information, Book I - 001 to 001/60 

Index III

2234 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information, Book II - 001/61 to 

001/100

2234 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 001/101/ to 001/150

2234 Memorandum for Information - 001 Series: 001/151 to 001/175

2234 Memorandum for Information - 001 Series: 001/175 to 001/220

2234 Memorandum for Information - 001 Series: 001/221 to 001/268

2234 Memorandum for Information - 001 Series: 001/270 to 001/292

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 003 to 064

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 004 Series

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 020 to 020/50

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 020/51 to 020/100

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 020/101 to 020/125

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 020/126 to 020/150

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 020/151 to 020/175

2235 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information - 064 to 075

Far Eastern Commission File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1396)

Boxes 2257-2265 location: 290/13/16/02

Box Subject

2257 FEC Documents - Book V, 041-050, April 1946-April 1951

2257 FEC Minutes - Book I, 1st to 25th Meetings, February 1946-September 1946

2257 FEC Minutes - Book II, 26th to 50th Meetings, September 1946-March 1947

2257 FEC Minutes - Book III, 51st to 75th Meetings, March 1947-October 1947

2257 FEC Minutes - Book IV, 76th to 100th Meetings, October 1947-April 1948

2257 FEC Minutes - Book V, 101st to 125th Meetings, April 1948-October 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section, 

Central Files Branch — Entry 1396: Far Eastern Commission File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1070

Box Subject

2257 FEC Minutes - Book VI, 126th to 150th Meetings, November 1948-April 1949

2258 FEC Minutes - Book VII, 151st to 185th Meetings, April 1949-March 1950

2258 FEC Minutes, 186th to 222nd Meetings, March 1950-September 1951

2258 FEC Minutes - Committee #1 - Book I, 1st to 50th Meetings, March-November 

1946

2258 FEC Minutes - Committee #1 - Book II, 51st to 100th Meetings, December 1946-

June 1947

2258 FEC Minutes - Committee #1 - Book III, 101st to 150th Meetings, June 1947-

March 1948

2258 FEC Minutes - Committee #2 - Book II, 51st to 100th Meetings, March 1947-

January 1948

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #1 - Book IV, 151st to 198th Meetings, March 1948-May 

1949

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #2 - Book I, 1st to 50th Meetings, March 1946-March 

1947

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #2 - Book III, 101st to 130th Meetings, February 1948-

October 1948

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #2 - Book IV, 131st to 152nd Meetings, October 1948-

October 1949

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #3 - Book I, 1st to 68th Meetings, March 1946-May 1949

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #4, 1st to 69th Meetings, March 1946-November 1949

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #5, 1st to 16th Meetings, March 1946-March 1949

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #6, 1st to 61st Meetings, April 1946-September 1950

2259 FEC Minutes - Committee #7, 1st to 21st Meetings, September 1946-July 1947

2259 FEC Incoming Correspondence, 1946-1947

2259 FEC Incoming Correspondence, 1948-1950

2259 List of FEC Documents Received in Government Section, 1946-1949

2260 FEC Documents - Book I, 001 to 010, February 1946-March 1946

2260 FEC Documents - Book II, Part 2 - 011 Series, March 1946-August 1951

2260 FEC Documents - Book III, 021 to 030, March 1946-July 1947

2260 FEC Documents - Book IV, Part 1 - 031 Series, April 1946-April 1951

2260 FEC Documents - Book IV, Part 2 - 033 to 040, March 1946-November 1951

2260 FEC Documents - Book IV, Part 3 - 032 Series, March 1946-April 1951

2260 FEC Documents - 012 to 020, March 1946-November 1951

2260 Development of FEC-014/9 - Basic Post-Surrender Policy of Japan, Oct. 1945-June 

1947

2260 Development of FEC-017/20 - Prohibition of Military Activity in Japan and 

Disposition of the Japanese Military Equipment, March 1946-February 1948

2261 FEC Documents, May 1946-December 1946

2261 FEC Documents - Book VI, Part 1 - 051 to 060, May 1946-April 1951

2261 FEC Documents - Book VI, Part 2 - 059 Series, May 1946-April 1951

2261 FEC Documents - Book VII, 061 to 070, May 1946-March 1950

2261 FEC Documents - Book VIII, 071 to 080, June 1946-November 1946

2261 FEC Documents - Book IX, 081 to 085, August 1946-April 1951

2261 FEC Documents - 085 to 090, August 1946-July 1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section, 

Central Files Branch — Entry 1396: Far Eastern Commission File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1071

Box Subject

2261 FEC Documents - Book X, 091 to 100, October 1946-April 1951

2261 FEC Documents - Book XI, 101-101/30, December 1946-March 1947

2261 FEC Documents - Book XII, 101/31 to 101/56, April 1947

2261 FEC Documents - Book XIII, 101/73 to 101/74, May 1947

2261 FEC Documents - Book XX, 102-199, January 1947-April 1951

2261 FEC Documents - 211 Series, March 1947-May 1948

2261 FEC Documents - 215 Series, May 1947-June 1948

2261 FEC Documents - 216 to 220, April 1947-August 1947

2262 FEC Documents - 221 to 224, April 1947-April 1949

2262 FEC Documents - 225 Series, May 1947-March 1948

2262 FEC Documents - 231 to 240, May 1947-October 1948

2262 FEC Documents - 241 to 250, June 1947-March 1948

2262 FEC Documents - 245 Series, August 1947-March 1949

2262 FEC Documents - 242 Series, July 1947-October 1949

2262 FEC Documents - 251 to 260, July 1947-August 1947

2262 FEC Documents - 261 to 275, September 1947-October 1949

2262 FEC Documents - 276 to 280, December 1947-April 1951

2262 FEC Documents - 281 to 290, December 1947-March 1949

2262 FEC Documents - 291 to 295, January 1948-September 1950

2262 FEC Documents - 296 to 300, February 1948-April 1951

2262 FEC Documents - 301 to 305, March 1948-February 1949

2262 FEC Documents - 226 to 230, April 1947-May 1949

2263 FEC Documents - 316 to 320, September 1948-December 1948

2263 FEC Documents - 321 to 325, September 1948-November 1948

2263 FEC Documents - 326 to 335, December 1948-December 1949

2263 FEC Documents - 335 to 373, March 1949-July 1950

2263 FEC Documents - 306 to 315, June 1948-April 1951

2263 FEC Documents - 374 to 376, June 1950-April 1951

2263 FEC Steering Committee Documents 001 to 017, March 1946-August 1946

2263 FEC Directives to SCAP - Messages to SCAP, July 1946-July 1951

2263 FEC - Calendar of Papers, April 1946-August 1946

2263 FEC - Committee #2 - 242 Series, February 1947-July 1949

2264 FEC Steering Committee - 018 to 199, February 1946-May 1947

2264 FEC - Committee #1, 001 to 199, April 1946-December 1946

2264 FEC - Committee #1, 013 Series, November 1946-March 1950

2264 FEC - Committee #2, 001 to 005, April 1946-August 1946

2264 FEC - Committee #2, 006 to 015, June 1946-April 1947

2264 FEC - Committee #2, 016 to 199, July 1946-March 1947

2264 FEC - Committee #2 - 026 Series, July 1949-March 1950

2264 FEC - Inter Allied Trade Board for Japan - 001 to 005, October 1946-March 1947

2264 FEC - Inter Allied Trade Board for Japan - 005 to 030, November 1946-April 1948

2264 FEC - Inter Allied Trade Board for Japan - 031 to 044, December 1947-October 

1949

2264 FEC - Official Press Releases, March 1946-December 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Government Section, 

Central Files Branch — Entry 1396: Far Eastern Commission File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1072

Box Subject

2265 FEC Committee #3: Book 1 - 019 Series - Constitutional and Legal Reform, 

December 1946-September 1947

2265 FEC Committee #3: Book II - 001 to 199 - Constitutional and Legal Reform, March 

1946-January 1947

2265 FEC Committee #2: 026 Series - 026/51 to 026/75 - Economic & Financial Affairs, 

March 1948-May 1949

2265 FEC Committee #2: 026 Series - 026 to 206/50 - Economic & Financial Affairs, 

November 1946-April 1949

Civil Historical Section

Executive Office

Summation of Activities 1945-1948 (0331-UD-1571)

Boxes 3247-3264 location: 290/14/30/03

Box Subject

3247 Summation Nos. 13-20: JAPAN (Virgin), October 1946-May 1947 (8 folders)

3247 Summation No. 22: JAPAN (Virgin), July 1947

3248 Summation Nos. 23-25: JAPAN (Virgin), August-October 1947 (3 folders)

3248 Summation Nos. 27-31: JAPAN (Virgin), November 1947-April 1948 (5 folders)

3248 Summation No. 33: JAPAN (Virgin), June 1948

3249 Summation No. 9: JAPAN

3249 Summation No. 10: JAPAN

3249 Summation No. 32: JAPAN (Virgin), May 1948

3249 Summation No. 34: JAPAN (Virgin), June 1948-July 1948

3249 Summation No. 35: JAPAN (Virgin), June 1948-August 1948

3249 Summation No. 36: JAPAN (Virgin), September 1948-October 1948

3249 Summation No. 36: JAPAN

3250 Summation Nos. 11-19: JAPAN, August 1946-April 1947 (9 folders)

3251 Summation Nos. 20-28: JAPAN, May 1947-January 1948 (9 folders)

3252 Summation Nos. 29-35: JAPAN, February-August 1948 (7 folders)

3253 Summation No. 10, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), July 1946

3253 Summation No. 10, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), July 1946

3253 Summation No. 11, Volume 1: KOREA, August 1946

3253 Summation No. 11, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), August 1946

3253 Summation No. 11, Volume 3: KOREA (Virgin), August 1946

3253 Summation No. 11: KOREA

3253 Summation No. 12, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), September 1946

3253 Summation No. 12, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), September 1946

3253 Summation No. 12, Volume 3: KOREA (Virgin), September 1946

3253 Summation No. 12, Volume 4: KOREA (Virgin), September 1946

3253 Summation No. 12: KOREA, September 1946

3253 Summation No. 13, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), October 1946

3253 Summation No. 14: KOREA, November 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section 

— Entry 1571: Summation of Activities, 1945-1948 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1073

Box Subject

3253 Summation No. 15, Vol. 2: KOREA (Virgin), December 1946

3253 Summation No. 15: KOREA, December 1946

3254 Summation No. 9, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), June 1946

3254 Summation No. 16, Volume 1: KOREA, January 1947

3254 Summation No. 16, Volume 2: KOREA, January 1947

3254 Summation No. 16, Volume 3: KOREA, January 1947

3254 Summation No. 16: KOREA, January 1947

3254 Summation No. 17, Volume 1: KOREA, February 1947

3254 Summation No. 17, Volume 2: KOREA, February 1947

3254 Summation No. 17: KOREA, February 1947

3254 Summation No. 18, Volume 1: KOREA, March 1947

3254 Summation No. 18, Volume 2: KOREA, March 1947

3254 Summation No. 18: KOREA, March 1947

3254 Summation No. 19, Volume 1: KOREA, April 1947

3254 Summation No. 19, Volume 2: KOREA, April 1947

3254 Summation No. 19, Volume 3: KOREA, April 1947

3254 Summation No. 20, Volume 1: KOREA, May 1947

3254 Summation No. 20, Volume 2: KOREA, May 1947

3254 Summation No. 20, Volume 3: KOREA, May 1947

3254 Summation No. 22, Volume: KOREA, July 1947

3254 Summation No. 6: JAPAN, March 1946

3254 Summation No. 8: JAPAN, May 1946

3255 Summation No. 9, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), June 1946

3255 Summation No. 9, Volume 3: KOREA (Virgin)

3255 Summation No. 11: KOREA, August 1946

3255 Summation No. 13: KOREA, October 1946

3255 Summation No. 19, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), April 1947

3255 Summation No. 19, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), April 1947

3255 Summation No. 19: KOREA, April 1947

3255 Summation No. 20, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), May 1947

3255 Summation No. 20, Volume 3: KOREA (Virgin), May 1947

3255 Summation No. 20: KOREA, May 1947

3255 Summation No. 20, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), June 1947

3255 Summation No. 20, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), June 1947

3255 Summation No. 22, Volume 1: KOREA (Virgin), July 1947

3255 Summation No. 22: KOREA, July 1947

3255 Summation No. 23: KOREA (Virgin), August 1947

3255 Summation No. 23: KOREA (Virgin), August 1947

3255 Summation No. 23, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), August 1947

3255 Republic of Korea: Economic Summation No. 35, September 1948-October 1948

3255 Republic of Korea: Economic Summation No. 36, November 1948-December 1948

3255 Summation No. 7: JAPAN, April 1946

3256 Summation No. 8: KOREA, May 1946

3256 Summation No. 10: KOREA, July 1946

3256 Summation No. 21: KOREA, June 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section 

— Entry 1571: Summation of Activities, 1945-1948 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1074

Box Subject

3256 Summation No. 21, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), June 1947

3256 Summation No. 19, Volume 3: KOREA (Virgin), April 1947

3256 Summation No. 21, Volume 3: KOREA (Virgin), June 1947

3256 Summation No. 21, Volume 3: KOREA (Virgin), June 1947

3256 Summation No. 21, Volume 2: KOREA (Virgin), June 1947

3256 Summation Nos. 1-12: RYUKYU ISLANDS, July 1946-August 1948 (12 folders)

3256 Summation No. 3: JAPAN AND KOREA, December 1945

3256 Summation No. 4: JAPAN AND KOREA, January 1946

3256 Summation No. 5: JAPAN AND KOREA, February 1946

3256 Summation No. 6: JAPAN, March 1946

3256 Summation No. 7: JAPAN, April 1946

3257 Summation Nos. 8-16: JAPAN, May 1946-January 1947 (9 folders)

3258 Summation Nos. 17-24: JAPAN, February-September 1947 (8 folders)

3259 Summation Nos. 24-31: JAPAN, September 1947-April 1948 (8 folders)

3260 Summation Nos. 31-35: JAPAN, April-August 1948 (5 folders)

3260 Summation No. 35: JAPAN - Appendix, September 1947-August 1948

3260 Captured and Surrendered Japanese Army and Navy Supplies and Equipment in 

Japan and South Korea: No. 1, September 1945-December 1945

3260 Captured and Surrendered Japanese Army and Navy Supplies and Equipment in 

Japan and South Korea: No. 2, September 1945-March 1946

3260 Captured and Surrendered Japanese Army and Navy Supplies and Equipment in 

Japan and South Korea: No. 3, September 1945-June 1946

3261 Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities in the Enforcement of the PostSurrender Policies for Japan and . . . Korea No. 1, September 1945-October 1945

3261 Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities in the Enforcement of the PostSurrender Policies for Japan and . . . Korea No. 2, November 1945

3261 Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities in the Enforcement of the PostSurrender Policies for Japan and . . . Korea No. 3, December 1945

3261 Summation Nos. 1-5: JAPAN AND KOREA, September 1945-February 1946 (5 

folders)

3261 South Korea Interim Government Activities No. 1, August 1947

3262 Summation Nos. 6-17: KOREA, March 1946-July 1947 (12 folders)

3262 Summation No. 1 - No. 12: RYUKYU ISLANDS, July 1946-August 1948

3263 Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities in the Enforcement of the PostSurrender Politics for Japan and . . . Korea No. 1

3263 Summation Nos. 16-21: KOREA, January-June 1947 (6 folders)

3263 South Korean Interim Government Activities Nos. 24-27, Sept.-Dec. 1947 (4 

folders)

3264 South Korean Interim Government Activities Nos. 28-36, Jan.-Dec. 1948 (9 

folders)

Administrative Division

Press Translations and Summaries 1945-1947 (0331-UD-1572)

Boxes 3265-3275 location: 290/14/31/02

Index – SWNCC-SANACC Documents to JCS Directives 1948-1949 (0331-UD-1576)

Box 3290 location: 290/14/32/03

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Administrative Division — Entry 1576: Index – SWNCC-SANACC Documents to JCS Directives, 1948-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1075

Box Subject

3290 SWNCC-SANACC Documents Pertaining to the Activities of the Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers, November 1948

3290 Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for Execution of JCS Directives to Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers, April 1948

3290 Index of JCS Directives to Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, June 1948

3290 Index of JCS Directives to Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, December 

1948

Monographs 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1578)

Boxes 3293-3295 location: 290/14/32/04

Box Subject

3293 Rural Land Reform, October 1949-April 1950

3293 Mining Industries

3293 Mining Industries - Postsurrender Status Production, August 1950

3293 Mining Industries

3293 Mining Industries - Semifinal Draft of Part I, November 1949

3293 Mining Industries, October 1949

3293 Mining Industries, October 1950

3293 Mining Industries - Chapters I, II and III

3293 Mining Industries (Excluding Fuels) - Postsurrender Status - Martin R. Norins, 

October 1950

3293 Mining Industries - Postsurrender Status - Martin R. Norins, August 1950

3293 Mining Industries, September 1950

3293 Mining Industries - Structural Outline to Come

3294 Coal (Rehabilitation of the Coal Industry) 1945-1950

3294 Communications

3294 Economic Affairs Division Memorandum, March 1950-February 1951

3294 Digest of the Content of Economic Monographs, July 1950

3294 Japanese Translators, October 1949-June 1950

3294 Weekly, Monthly and Status Reports, September 1949-September 1950

3294 Land Transportation

3294 Insurance September 1945-September 1947

3294 Looted Property, June 1950-March 1951

3294 Mining, July 1946-July 1950

3294 Report on United Nations Project, January 1951

3294 Foreign Property, January 1947-January 1948

3294 List of Books to be Read by Historians Concerning Monographs, April 1950

3294 Editorial Changes in CHS Draft

3294 No Title, January 1947

3294 Trade Union Movement, November 1950-February 1951

3294 History of the Non-Military Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Volume XIV - 

Natural Resources, Part C, Forestry

3294 History of the Non-Military Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Volume XIV - 

Natural Resources, Part C, Forestry

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Administrative Division — Entry 1578: Monographs, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1076

Box Subject

3295 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan: 1945-1949 - 

Volume III - Political and Legal, Part B

3295 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan: 1945 through 

December 1948 - The Rural Land Reform Program

3295 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan: 1945 through 

December 1948 - Textile Industries

3295 Catalog of Directives to the Japanese Government, Volume I: SCAPINS 1-2000 

Inclusive

3295 Catalog of Directives to the Japanese Government, Volume II: SCAPIN 2001-2185 

Inclusive

3295 Index of Directives to the Japanese Government, SCAPINS 1-2133 Inclusive

3295 Index of Directives to the Japanese Government, SCAPIN 1-2069 Inclusive

3295 Index of JCS Directives to Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers

3295 Catalog of Administrative Directives (SCAPIN-A’s) to the Japanese Government: 

Volume I

3295 Catalog of Administrative Directives (SCAPIN-A’s) to the Japanese Government: 

Volume II

3295 Catalog of Administrative Directives (SCAPIN-A’s) to the Japanese Government

3295 Catalog of Administrative Directives (SCAPIN-A’s) to the Japanese Government: 

Volume IV

Subject File 1943-1951 (0331-UD-1581)

Boxes 3302-3310, 3310A-3310D location: 290/14/33/02 and 290/B/07/01

Box Subject

3302 CCS Reports, January 1949-September 1949

3302 Chief of Section for Formal Concurrence, August 1947-February 1952

3302 Chief of Staff Revision and Extension, March 1947-March 1952

3302 Data from Japan Year Book, February 1947

3302 Food, September 1948-January 1950

3302 SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, October 1945-January 

1946

3302 Official Gazette Extra, January 1948-April 1948

3303 The Official Gazette Extra, May 1948-July 1948

3303 600 - Geography JAPAN: Area J-2 Hokkaido, January 1944

3303 600 - Geography JAPAN: Area H-1 Nansei Shoto, May 1944

3303 600 - Geography JAPAN: Area M-Mandates, December 1943

3303 600 - Geography JAPAN: Area H-2 Taiwan, April 1944

3303 History of the Non-Military Activities of the Occupation of Japan 1945-19.., 

Volume VI - Industrial, Part A., Labor

3303 Import-Export/Value by Commodity by Country 1946-1947

3303 Exports 1948 by Commodity and by Country

3303 Imports by Commodity and Country – 1948

3303 Imports, 1948: Commodity & Dollar Value by Country

3303 Import Export by Geographical Distribution 1893-1914-1929

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Administrative Division — Entry 1581: Subject File, 1943-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1077

Box Subject

3303 Imports: 1945-1946

3303 No Title, March 1951

3303 Imports, 1948 - Iron Ore

3303 Non-Metallic Minerals Imports – 1948

3303 Fisheries Cooperatives of Japan, January 1949

3303 Index of Directives to the Japanese Government SCAPINS 1-2069 Inclusive

3303 Index of Directives to the Japanese Government SCAPINS 1-2090 Inclusive

3303 Selected Japanese Sources with a Short Appendix of English-Language Works, 

July 1950

3304 Payroll for Japanese Employees of the Occupation Forces, February 1952

3304 Individuals Released from the Purge - Ex-Military Personnel, September 1950

3304 Japanese Military and Technical Terms CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 18-45, 

July 1945

3304 Japanese Place Names Arranged by Characters CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

159-45, August 1945

3304 Japanese Place Names Arranged by Characters CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

159-45, August 1945

3305 Japanese Place Names Arranged by Characters CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

159-45, August 1945

3305 Japan Radio Information - Volume II

3305 Judgement - International Military Tribunal for the Far East, Part B, Chapter III, 

IV, V, VIII, November 1948

3305 Labor - Vol. 1, January 1947-December 1947

3305 Labor - Vol. 2, January 1948-September 1948

3305 Labor, July 1946-January 1947

3305 Labor

3305 Machinery and Tools

3305 Miscellaneous - Communications, May 1947-December 1948

3305 Miscellaneous - Price Control

3306 No Title, May 1949-February 1952

3306 No Title, January 1950-February 1950

3306 Preparation of Monographs, August 1947-January 1952

3306 1946

3306 1947

3306 1948

3306 1949

3306 1950

3306 1951

3306 Japanese Monograph - Office of Chief of Naval Operations - Division of Naval 

Intelligence, January 1941-September 1944

3306 Non-Military Aspects of the Allied Occupation of Japan - Labor and Labor 

Standards, September 1945 to September 1946

3306 Price Control

3306 Statistical Survey of Labor Unions and Federations in Japan, December 1947

3306 Labor I - V, September 1949

3306 Natural Resources Section Preliminary Study No. 66 - Platinum Group Metals of 

Japan by Melvin Pollard, September 1951

3306 Index to Official Gazette

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Administrative Division — Entry 1581: Subject File, 1943-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1078

Box Subject

3306 Progress Report, October 1945-August 1946

3306 Radios - Report, May 1951-November 1951

3306 Outgoing Radios, June 1951-November 1951

3306 Radios, Personnel, February 1951-December 1951

3306 Radios, Administration, March 1951-December 1951

3306 Ministries and Sub-Divisions, July 1950

3306 Radios, Administration, January 1952

3306 Radios, Personnel, January 1952

3306 Organization [Empty Folder]

3306 Postal, May 1948-November 1948

3306 Radio, February 1948-December 1948

3307 No Title, June 1948-July 1948

3307 Rental Indexes (Price Control)

3307 Report on the Distribution of Soap & Glycerine, March 1947

3307 Roster

3307 Coal Consumption

3307 Coal Stockpiles

3307 Coal Production

3307 Coke

3307 No Title, April 1946-May 1946

3307 Crude Oil

3307 Lignite

3307 Iron & Steel, June 1946

3307 Aluminum

3307 Zinc & Lead

3307 Ferroalloy

3307 Bronze

3307 Petroleum

3307 Staple Food

3307 Mining

3307 Copper

3307 Cement

3307 Chemicals

3307 Machine Tool

3307 Fisheries

3307 Containers

3307 Food Processing

3307 Leather

3307 Glass

3307 No Title

3307 Textiles, January 1946-September 1946

3307 Silk

3307 Cotton

3307 Rayon, March 1947

3307 Wool

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Administrative Division — Entry 1581: Subject File, 1943-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1079

Box Subject

3307 Rationing & Price Control – Miscellaneous

3307 Rental Indexes

3307 Radio

3307 Communications

3307 Fertilizers

3307 Heavy Industries, Fisheries, Manufacturing

3307 Communications - Radio - Telephone

3308 No Title, May 1949

3308 No Title

3308 Special Order Number 59, March 1952

3308 General Orders Number 5, February 1952

3308 Suggested Items for Reporting, December 1945

3308 Cotton Exports 1948

3308 Rayon Yarn Exports 1948

3308 Silk Exports 1948

3308 Raw Silk Exports by Country

3308 Wool Industry, April 1951

3308 Wool Exports 1946-1950

3308 Metal Products 1948 Imports

3308 Japanese Hospital Strength Report 1946-1951

3308 Digest of Monthly Report of Communicable Disease 1949-1951

3308 Public Health and Welfare Section Bulletin No. 175 for Period 1-31 March 1951

3308 Supplement Tables Original Copy

3308 Science and Technology

3308 Memorandum to Deputy Chief of Staff, June 1951

3308 Letter: Office of the Chief of Military History No. 4885, April 1952

3309 Summation No. 9: JAPAN (Virgin), June 1946

3309 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan No. 8, May 1946

3309 Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan Nos. 9-11, June-August 1946 (3 

folders)

3309 Special Report: Strategic Engineering Study No. 78 French Indo-China, Vol. 1: 

Terrain Intelligence and Forests, December 1943

3309 Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study of Southwest Japan, October 1944

3309 Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study of Northern Japan, November 1944

3309 Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study of Central Japan, December 1944

3310 Summation Nos. 10-12: JAPAN (Virgin), July-September 1946 (3 folders)

3310 Reconnaissance Soil Survey of Japan: Hokkaido, August 1951

3310 Telephone, April 1947-December 1948

3310 Textiles (Price Control)

3310A Special Report - Strategic Engineering Study No. 125, Kyushu (Japan) - 

Summary Terrain Intelligence, August 1944

3310A Special Report - Strategic Engineering Study No. 126, Honshu and Shikoku 

(Japan) - Terrain Intelligence, September 1944

3310B Special Report - Strategic Engineering Study No. 127, Hokkaido (Japan) - Terrain 

Intelligence, September 1944

3310B Special Report - Strategic Engineering Study No. 174, Tokyo Area - Terrain 

Intelligence, July 1945

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Administrative Division — Entry 1581: Subject File, 1943-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1080

Box Subject

3310C Financial Statement Relating to the United States Government - Executive Order 

No. 8512 as Amended, June 1944

3310C Financial Statement Relating to the United States Government: Obligations, 

Expenditures and Contract Authorizations - Executive Order No. 8512 as 

Amended, June 1944

3310D Communications

3310D Suspense File

3310D Work Sheet

3310D No Title

3310D Economic Affairs Division - VIII Finance, IX Rationing and Price Control

3310D Economic Affairs Division - VI Industrial, VII Commerce

3310D Economic Affairs Division - IV Economic, V Natural Resources

Formerly Top Secret Miscellaneous Informational Records 1946-1947 (0331-UD1893)

Box 1 location: 290/24/01/07

Box Subject

1 Outgoing Correspondence

1 SWNCC 176/20: Guidance for Initial Meetings of Joint Commission

1 SWNCC 176/21: Guidance for Initial Meetings of Joint Commission

1 SWNCC 209/1: Treatment of the Institution of the Emperor of Japan

1 SWNCC 228: Reform of the Japanese Governmental System

1 SWNCC 228/8: United States Policy in Regard to the Adoption of a New Japanese 

Constitution

1 SWNCC 242/9: Proposed Reply to British and Netherlands Needs on Delay in 

Completion of Repatriation of Japanese from Southeast Asia

1 SWNCC 351/1: Request of Russian Prosecutor for Permission to Interrogate Certain 

Japanese

1 SANACC 351/3: Interrogation of Certain Japanese by Russian Prosecutor

1 Radio: C 61173

1 Radio: WX 75150

1 Radio: W 80789

1 Radio: W 84062

1 Radio: WX 85811

1 Radio: W 88233

1 Radio: W 88795

1 Radio: W 89660

1 Radio: WARX 93315

1 Radio: WX 94826

1 Conference on Repatriation, 15-17 January 1946, Tokyo, Japan

Library and Publications Division

SWNCC and SANACC Memorandums 1945 (0331-UD-1584)

Boxes 3518-3520 location: 290/15/08/05

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Library and Publications Division — Entry 1584: SWNCC and SANACC Memorandums, 1945
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1081

Box Subject

3518 SWNCC-FPI 1 - SWNCC 236/19 (88 folders)

3519 SWNCC 236/22 - SWNCC 373/1 (87 folders)

3520 SWNCC 376 - SANACC 392/1 (36 folders)

Press Translations and Summaries 1946-1949 (0331-UD-1585)

Boxes 3521-3546 location: 290/15/08/06

Box Subject

3521 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, April 1946-May 1946 (23 folders)

3522 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, May 1946-June 1946 (30 folders)

3523 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, June 1946-July 1946 (27 folders)

3524 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, July 1946-August 1946 (22 folders)

3525 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, August 1946-September 1946 

(25 folders)

3526 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, September 1946-November 1946 

(35 folders)

3527 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, November 1946-December 1946 

(37 folders)

3528 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, January 1947-February 1947 

(40 folders)

3529 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, February 1947-April 1947 (38 folders)

3530 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, April 1947-May 1947 (38 folders)

3531 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, May 1947-July 1947 (46 folders)

3532 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, July 1947-September 1947 (45 folders)

3533 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, September 1947-October 1947 

(46 folders)

3534 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, October 1947-December 1947 

(46 folders)

3535 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, December 1947-February 1948 

(56 folders)

3536 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, February 1948-April 1948 (52 folders)

3537 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, April 1948-June 1948 (54 folders)

3538 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, July 1948-August 1948 (46 folders)

3539 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, August 1948-October 1948 (48 folders)

3540 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, October 1948-December 1948 

(42 folders)

3541 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, December 1948-January 1949 

(39 folders)

3542 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, January 1949-March 1949 (43 folders)

3543 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, March 1949-April 1949 (41 folders)

3544 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, May 1949-June 1949 (39 folders)

3545 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, June 1949-August 1949 (41 folders)

3546 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, August 1949 (17 folders)

3546 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, Index A-Z, 1 Jan. to 30 June 1946 

(2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Historical Section, 

Library and Publications Division — Entry 1585: Press Translations and Summaries, 1946-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1082

Press Translations and Summaries 1945-1947 0331-UD- 1586)

Boxes 3547-3551 location: 290/15/10/01

Box Subject

3547 931.6 No. 141 - No. 2675, Press Translations, November 1945, April 1946 

(19 folders)

3548 931.6 No. 2676 - No. 3075, Press Translations, April 1946-May 1946 (16 folders)

3549 931.6 No. 3076 - No. 3500, Press Translations, May 1946-June 1946 (17 folders)

3550 931.6 No. 3501 - No. 3650, Press Translations, June 1946 (6 folders)

3550 931.61 Translation No. 200-250, November 1945-December 1945

3550 931.61 Translation No. 251-275, December 1945

3550 931.61 Translation No. 276-300, December 1945-January 1946

3550 931.61 Translation No. 300-325, January 1946-February 1946

3550 931.61 Translation No. 326-350, February 1946-March 1946

3550 931.61 Translation No. 351-375, March 1946-April 1946

3550 931.61 Translation No. 376-400, April 1946

3550 931.61 Translation No. 401-500, April 1946-June 1946

3551 931.61 Translation No. 451-475, June 1946-July 1946

3551 931.51, January 1946-July 1946

3551 931.51, August 1946-December 1946

3551 931.51, January 1947-February 1947

3551 931.51, March 1947-August 1947

3551 Press Translations and Summaries - Japan, Table of Contents, June 1946-May 1947 

(2 folders)

International Military Tribunal Trial Records 1946-1948 (0331-UD-1587)

Boxes 3552-3573 location: 290/15/10/02

Civil Property Custodian

Policy Management Group

Policy Branch

Subject File 1945-1950 (0331-UD-1596)

Boxes 3650-3661 location: 290/15/14/03

Box Subject

3650 Japanese External Assets as of August 1945 (Vols 1-3) (3 folders)

3650 Japanese External Assets Estimate (30 June 1947)

3650 Japanese External Assets Estimates (31 December 1947)

3650 Report on German Reparations to the President of the United States - February to 

September 1945

3650 Organization, Duties, and Responsibilities of the Civil Property Custodian 

(3 folders)

3650 Joint Chiefs of Staff - Basic Directives for Post-Surrender Military Government in 

Japan Proper (JCS 1380/15; 3 November 1945)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1596: Subject File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1083

Box Subject

3651 Joint Chief of Staff, Basic Directive for Post-Surrender Military Government in 

Japan Proper, November 1945

3653 JCS Serial Directive #53 - Interim Reparations Removals, June 1946, September 

1946

3653 JCS Serial Directive #57 - Restitution of Looted Property, February-August 1946

3653 JCS Serial Directive #77 - Sources of Japanese Imports, May 1947

3653 JCS Serial Directive #78 - The Destitution of Japanese Exports, May 1947

3653 JCS Serial Directive #79 - Division of Reparation Shares, May 1947

3653 JCS Serial Directive #80 - The Selection of Plants for Reparations Removals 

Destruction of Retention in Japan, June 1947

3653 JCS Serial Directive #81 - Property of War Criminals, June 1947

3653 JCS Serial Directive #82 - Basic Post-Surrender Policy for Japan (26 June 1947)

3653 JCS Serial Directive #83 - Temporary Retention of Electrical Steel Furnaces, June 

1947

3653 JCS Serial Directive #87 - Reduction of Japanese Industrial War Potential, August 

1947

3653 JCS Serial Directive #92 - Access to Japanese Technical & Scientific Information in 

Japan, July 1948

3653 JCS Serial Directive #93 - Restitution of Looted Property, August 1948

3653 JCS Serial Directive #95 - Conduct of Trade with Japan, December 1948

3653 JCS Serial Directive #98 - Access to Japanese Technical and Scientific 

Information, December 1948

3653 JCS Serial Directive #100 - Patent Applications in Japan, March 1949

3653 JCS Serial Directive #101 - Patents, Utility Models & Designs in Japan, March 

1949

3653 JCS Serial Directive #102 - Access to Japanese Technical and Scientific 

Information in Japan, April 1949

3653 JCS 1380/15 - Authority of SCAP and Guiding Policies, November 1945

3653 JCS 1380/21 - Procedures for Restitution of Looted Property, February 1946

3653 JCS 1380/22 - Interim Procedures for Restitution of Looted Property Found within 

Japan, February 1946

3653 JCS 1467/16 - Custody of Japanese Archives and Diplomatic Property, November 

1945

3653 JCS 1467/17 - Reimbursement of Swedish & Swiss Government for Protection of 

Japanese Nationals Abroad, January 1946

3653 JCS 1500/6 - Former Allied Vessels Captured by Japanese, March 1946

3653 JCS 1564 - Official Japanese Information and Records on Loss of Japanese 

Merchant Ships, October 1945

3653 JCS 1565 - Liquidation of Zaibatsu, October 1945-November 1945

3653 JCS 1566/2 - Contract for Exports from Japan, January 1946-April 1946

3653 JCS 1566/8 - Sale of Japanese Exports to Foreign Countries by the U.S. 

Commercial Company, October 1946-December 1946

3653 JCS 1607/10 - Summary U.S. Army Military Government Activities in Korea for 

June 1946

3653 JCS 1607/11 - Summary of Non-Military Activities in Japan for July 1946

3653 JCS 1607/12 - Summary of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in Korea for 

July 1946

3653 JCS 1607/13 - Summary of Non-Military Activities in Japan for August 1946

3653 JCS 1607/14 - Summary of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in Korea for 

August 1946

3653 JCS 1607/15 - Summary of Non-Military Activities in Japan for September 1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1596: Subject File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1084

Box Subject

3653 JCS 1607/16 - Summary of U.S. Army Military Government Activities in Korea for 

September 1946

3653 JCS 1629 - Interim Procedures for Supplying Yen to Representatives of Allied 

Governments in Japan, February 1946

3653 Conversion of Japanese Currency Held by Other Governments and Forces, March 

1946-September 1946

3653 JCS 1633 - Restitution of Czech Radium, February 1946

3653 JCS 1639 - Return to British of Fire Engines Captured by Japanese at Hong Kong, 

December 1945, March 1946

3653 JCS 1651 - Sovereignty Status of Formosa, March 1946, May 1946

3653 JCS 1655 - Treatment of German Property in Japan, January 1946-May 1946

3653 JCS 1655/6 - Treatment of German Property in Japan, March 1946-September 

1946

3653 JCS 1659 - Consultation Between Far Eastern Commission and the Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers on Progress of Occupation of Japan, April 1946

3653 JCS 1666/2 - Repatriation of French Nationals from China to Indo-China, August 

1946

3653 JCS 1689 - Policy on Disposition of Puppet Government Assets in Japan, April 

1946-June 1946

3653 SANACC 236/51, June 1947-February 1948

3653 SANACC 236/52 - Statement of U.S. Position with Respect to Reparations Claims 

to Japanese Merchant Shipping, November 1947

3653 SANACC 236/57 - U.S. Position with Regard to the Disposition of Japanese 

External Assets, October 1947-June 1948

3653 SANACC 378/2 (Decision Amending) - Disposition of Assets in Japan of Certain 

Institutions, January 1948-June 1948

3653 SANACC 385 - Replacement of Cultural Objects (Japan), October 1947

3653 SANACC 387 - Disposition of Korean Ships, etc. Found in Japanese and Other Far 

Eastern Waters, November-December 1947

3653 SANACC 387, November 1947-February 1949

3653 SWNCC 16/10 & 16/11 - Politico-Military Problems in the Far East, August 1946

3653 SWNCC 52/7 - Basic Directives for Military Government, November 1945

3653 SWNCC 58/10 - Special Directions for Disposition of Captured Japanese 

Equipment, February 1949

3653 SWNCC 150/5 - Amendments to 150/4, September 1945

3653 SWNCC 150/10 - U.S. Initial Post-Defeat Policy Relating to Japan, February 1947-

March 1947

3653 SWNCC 186/26 - Disposition of Combatant Vessels of the Japanese Navy, May 

1947

3653 SWNCC 226/3 - Establishment or Reestablishment in Japan of Branches of 

American Banks, March 1946

3653 SWNCC 227/7 - Return to British of Fire Engines Captured by Japanese at Hong 

Kong, February-March 1946

3653 SWNCC 227/9 - Netherlands Indies Governments Request for Return of Steamship

3653 “Reael,” April 1946

3653 SWNCC 227/13 - Final Policy Concerning Restitution of Looted Property from 

Japan, June 1946

3653 SWNCC 227/16 - Interim Principles for Restoration of Identifiable Property 

Confiscated in Japan from Allied Nationals, August 1946-September 1946

3653 SWNCC 227/17 - Restitution of Looted Property in Japan, January 1947-February 

1947

3654 SWNCC 227/22 - Decision Amending - Final Policy for the Restitution of Looted 

Property (Revised Pages), June 1947-July 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1596: Subject File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1085

Box Subject

3654 SWNCC 227/13 - Disposition of Vessels Other than Those of Allied Registry Found 

in Japanese Waters, September 1947-October 1947

3654 SANACC 227/28 - Interim Directive Regarding Restitution of Looted Property, 

March-April 1948

3654 SWNCC 236/8 - Japanese External Assets, May 1946

3654 SWNCC 236/10 - Interim Reparations Removal Program for Japan, May-June 1946

3654 SWNCC 236/19 - Assured Production Capacity Levels for Japan, August 1946

3654 SWNCC 236/22 - U.S. Policy on Interim Removals as Reparations of Japanese 

Steel Rolling Capacity, October 1946

3654 SWNCC 236/24 - Second Decision Amending - Principles under Which Advance 

Transfers of Japanese Reparations May be Accomplished, January 1947, April 

1947

3654 SWNCC 236/27 - Delivery of Reparations Goods in Japan, October 1946

3654 SWNCC 236/30 - Recommendations on Reparation Removals of Industrial 

Facilities & Merchant Shipping, December 1946

3654 SWNCC 236/38 - Japanese External Assets, January 1947-April 1948

3654 SWNCC 236/42 - Reparations Claims to Japanese Merchant Shipping, March, June 

1947

3654 SWNCC 236/46 - Reparations Removals of Industrial Facilities & Merchant 

Shipping from Japan, April 1947, March 1948

3654 SWNCC 236/45 - Advance Transfers of Japanese Reparations, April 1947

3654 SWNCC 236/46 - Policy on Reparations Allocations Procedure for U.S. Industrial 

Facilities in Japan, June 1947, August 1947

3654 SWNCC 255/5 - German Property in Japan, April 1946, September 1947

3654 SWNCC 255/19 - Treatment of Property of Foreign Nationals in Japan, December 

1946-January 1947

3654 SWNCC 255/22 - German Property in Japan, August 1947

3654 SWNCC 265 - Disposal of Japanese Property in Korea, February-March 1946

3654 SWNCC 265/1 - Disposal of Japanese Property in Japan, January 1947-March 

1947

3654 SWNCC 278 - Establishment of an Inter-Allied Trade Committee for Japan, March 

1946-April 1946

3654 SWNCC 284/3 - Settlement of Amounts Due Repatriated Japanese, SeptemberOct.1946

3654 SWNCC 302 - Statement of U.S. Policy with Respect to Excessive Concentrations 

of Economic Power in Japan, January 1947, May 1947

3654 SWNCC 302 - Reduction of Japanese Industrial War Potential, May 1946, August 

1946

3654 SWNCC 310 - War Booty, July 1946-November 1947

3654 SWNCC 322 - Return of Looted Objects of Art to Countries of Origin, May 1946-

February 1947

3654 SANACC 329/2 - Puppet Government Assets in Japan, March 1948, May 1948

3654 SWNCC 347 - Disposition of Property of Convicted War Criminals, Japan, 

February-July 1947

3654 SWNCC 347/2 - Disposition of Funds Covering Fines Collected by U.S. and British 

Military Occupation Courts, March-June 1947

3654 SWNCC 350/2 - Publication of Far Eastern Commission Policy Decisions, April 

1947

3654 SWNCC 353/1 - Utilization of Japanese Owned Gold, Silver, Precious Metals and 

Jewels, June-July 1947

3654 SWNCC 353/2 - Convertible Assets in Japan, June-July 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1596: Subject File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1086

Box Subject

3654 SWNCC 357 - Treatment of United Nations’ Property in Japan, September 1945-

November 1949

3654 SWNCC 369 - Treatment of Japanese Domestic and Foreign Patents

3654 SWNCC 377 - Disposition of Property of Political, Ultra-Nationalistic and Secret 

Patriotic Societies in Japan, October 1947

3654 SWNCC 378 - Disposition of Assets in Japan of Certain Institutions, July 1947

3655 Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for Execution of JCS Directives to Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers, April 1948

3655 Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for Execution of Policies Adopted by the Far 

Eastern Commission, April 1947

3655 Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for SWNCC & SANACC Papers

3655 Current Economic Developments, July 1947

3655 Foreign Exchange Assets Account - Random Correspondence, Listings, Conference 

Notes, SCAPINS, etc. (1946-1950)

3655 General File Material - Mayall, November 1945-November 1948

3655 Imperial Household Property, March 1946-December 1946

3655 Index to JCS Directives to Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, June 1948, 

December 1948

3655 Patent Property

3655 Receipts of CIS Periodical Summary, January 1946-November 1949

3655 Staff Study on “Looted Property” Program

3655 Staff Study: Establishment of Policy for Handling and Disposing of Unidentifiable 

Looted Property in Japan

3655 SWNCC-SANACC Documents Pertaining to the Activities of the Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers, November 1948

3656 Comptroller Division - Policy and Procedures, November 1946

3656 Comptroller Division Policy File (Gen. Tansey), September 1945-January 1948

3656 Comptroller Division Policy File (Mr. Brenn), October 1945-January 1948

3656 Conferences, December 1945-June 1950

3656 External Assets - Policy File, October 1945-February 1948

3656 Looted Property Division, V Policy File (Gen. Tansey)

3656 Policy & Control File, August 1946-April 1947

3656 Procedures, Office & Personnel, August 1946-August 1949

3656 Procedures, Staff and GPD, August 1946-July 1949

3656 References 1751, April 1947, November 1947

3656 Revolving Fund 1947

3656 RTAC (Repatriations Technical Advisory Council), February-March 1950

3656 Uraga Dollars - Lt. Col. Robert W. King, August 1946-March 1949

3657 Australian Reparations & Restitution Delegation, January 1947-May 1950

3657 Availability of Aircraft Plants for Reparations, April 1946-February 1950

3657 Branch Offices in Japan, August 1949-April 1950

3657 Canadian Reparations & Restitution Delegation, February 1947-June 1948

3657 Chinese Reparations & Restitution Delegation

3657 Diamonds

3657 Fire Warden Material, December 1947-July 1951

3657 Foreign Liaison Policy, October 1946-June 1947

3657 French Reparations & Restitution Delegation, December 1946-December 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1596: Subject File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1087

Box Subject

3657 Gold Coins in SCAP Custody (Letter from Federal Reserve Bank of NY), JanuaryJuly 1949

3657 Indian Reparations & Restitution Delegation, December 1946-March 1949

3657 Japanese External Assets as of August 1945 (Vol. 2)

3657 Japanese External Assets as of August 1945 (Vol. 3)

3657 Japanese Government - Enemy Property Laws and Ordinances Prior to U.S. 

Occupation of Japan

3657 Japanese Government Ordinances Relative to Enforcement of Enemy Property Law

3657 Johnson Report, May 1948

3657 Logistic Support for Reparations & Restitution Delegations, February-December 

1947

3657 Netherlands Reparations & Restitution Delegation, October 1946-December 1949

3657 Philippines Reparations & Restitution Delegation, October 1946-April 1950

3657 Policy Actions

3657 Policy Re: Scientific & Technical Representatives, August 1948

3657 Precious Metals, September 1948-July 1950

3657 Publications Re: CPA/FL & R&R Delegations (Circulars), August 1946-June 1948

3657 R&R Delegation, August 1946-July 1948

3657 Roster of Reparations & Restitution Personnel, January 1947-September 1951

3657 U.S. Reparations & Restitution Delegation, October 1946-March 1949

3657 U.S. Vaults, December 1949-July 1950

3657 United Kingdom Reparations & Restitution Delegation, April 1947-October 1949

3657 USSR Reparations & Restitution Delegation

3658 Accounting Program - Property Liquidation Division, February 1950, May 1950

3658 Action on SANACC 357, April 1947-April 1948

3658 Efficiency Reports, March 1945-June 1948

3658 FEC 230

3658 FEC Papers, November 1945, September 1948

3658 Foreign Property, November 1949-May 1950

3658 Fusanosuke Kuhara Property, November 1945-October 1948

3658 German Property, 1950

3658 German Property, December 1945-February 1950

3658 Gold Report, September-November 1949

3658 Inspection Trips, November 1948

3658 Japanese External Assets as of August 1945 (Vol. 1)

3658 Japanese External Assets Estimate (30 June 1947)

3658 Japanese Shipping Companies

3658 Koeki Eidan, September-December 1947

3658 Korean Affairs, December 1945-January 1950

3658 Kotches, Frank A.

3658 Melting Losses - Lots 5179, 5358, 6075, 6442, 6481, 6611, 6612, 7011 - Line 

#47913, November 1949-January 1950

3658 Miscellaneous, August 1946-August 1950

3658 News Reports, April 1948-October 1949

3658 Personnel Survey of the Civil Property Custodian Branch, October 1949-

September 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1596: Subject File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1088

Box Subject

3658 Policy Actions (1 July-30 December 1949) (2 folders)

3658 Reference: Shipping, October 1946, April 1949

3658 Report of German Property (March 1947)

3658 Report on Progress and Activities, January 1947, March 1947

3658 Restitution Advisory Committee, 1948

3658 SCAP General Orders, August 1946-December 1949

3658 Scientific & Technical Reports, June-November 1948

3658 Ships, December 1945-June 1950

3658 Silver Report, January 1947-July 1948

3658 Staff Memorandums, January 1947-June 1950

3658 Vesting & Marshaling of German External Assets, February 1949-April 1950

3659 Basic Policy Papers - Liquidation of German Assets in Japan, March 1949-April 

1950

3659 Civil Property Custodian - Organization Charts, March 1946-December 1948

3659 Comptroller Division, General, May 1947-September 1949

3659 Comptroller Division, October 1946-August 1949

3659 Diamonds, April 1949

3659 Foreign Exchange, British - Miscellaneous Papers, February-August 1947

3659 Foreign Property Division V - Policy File, October 1945-June 1949

3659 Inter-Allied Reparation Agency (IARA), January 1946

3659 Japanese Bond & Foreign Currencies, November 1946-June 1950

3659 Letter from General Noce, CSCAD to General Tansey, 28 May 1948, Reference 

Property Matters, May 1948

3659 Looted Policy, July 1946-March 1950

3659 Memoranda Left by Mr. Silver, November 1944-January 1947

3659 Monetary Values of Property within Scope of Civil Property Custodian

3659 Patents, September 1945-June 1950

3659 Peace Treaty, March 1947

3659 Percy H. Johnston Report, April-May 1948

3659 Policy Actions (April-September 1950) (2 folders)

3659 Policy Actions Index, January 1948-March 1950

3659 Prince Lee Eun, July 1947-May 1949

3659 Public Relations, April 1946-July 1947

3659 Recommendations from Policy (re Personnel Adjustments), January-March 1948

3659 Record of Distribution - Japanese External Assets Estimate (31 December 1947)

3660 Civil Property Custodian Index to Policy Documents

3660 Cultural Objects - Robert Report & SC 272/12

3660 Foreign Exchange Assets, January-December 1947

3660 Foreign Exchange Assets, July 1947-January 1948

3660 Foreign Exchange, September 1945-January 1947

3660 Japanese Budget, FY 49/50 – Reparations

3660 July 1948

3660 Korea Coal Miners, October 1945-December 1946

3660 Occupied Japan Export-Import Revolving Fund

3660 OGA Audit Reports, December 1947-January 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1596: Subject File, 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1089

Box Subject

3660 Policies on Release of Japanese Merchandise, January-October 1946

3660 Progress and Activities (December 1948)

3660 Repatriates & Repatriation, January 1946-February 1947

3660 Ryukyuan Repatriates, November 1945-January 1949

3660 SCAP Yen Custody Account

3660 Staff Study - Purchase by Japanese Government of Foreign Currencies & 

Exchange Instruments - August 1948

3660 Table of Organization - FY 1947, FY 1948 (2 folders)

3660 USSR Roubles - 8th Army Vaults, Bank of Japan, August 1948-September 1949

3661 Accounts Division, February-June 1950

3661 Branch and Organizations in Japan

3661 Briefs, September 1946-May 1948

3661 Civil Affairs Division, Washington, D.C., August 1947-January 1948

3661 Civil Affairs Team Activities (Policy Actions), May 1949-January 1950

3661 Claim Against Foreign Exchange Account, SCAP/CPC, December 1946-April 1950

3661 Closed Institutions

3661 Control on Individuals Property on Entering and Leaving Japan, June 1948-Feb. 

1950

3661 Controls - Japanese Government & Troop Agencies, June 1946-August 1950

3661 CPC - Mission & Functions, October 1946-December 1948

3661 Dissolved Organizations, September 1945-June 1949

3661 Duties & Function of Policy & Control, August 1946-June 1949

3661 Foreign Exchange Assets (1 August-31 October 1947)

3661 Foreign Exchange Assets (24 April-31 July 1949)

3661 Foreign Exchange Assets (3 January-22 April 1947)

3661 United Nations Property, September 1945-June 1950

Formerly Top Secret Miscellaneous Subject Correspondence 1945-1950 (0331-UD1983)

Boxes 1-3 location: 290/24/01/06

Box Subject

1 File No. 1 - Civil Property Custodian Administration Problems

1 File No. 2 - Disposition of Property Problems

1 File No. 3 - Administration of Property Problems

1 File No. 4 - Restitution of Property

2 File No. 5 - Patent Property

2 File No. 6 – Miscellaneous

2 File No. 7 - Protection of Property

2 File No. 8 - Identification of Property

2 File No. 9 – Personnel

2 Tentative Draft of Proposed Property Provisions to be Included in Peace Treaty with 

Japan

3 Staff Memorandum #6

3 Revision of Staff Memorandum #6

3 Comments of G-3 Revision of Staff Memorandum No. 6

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Policy Branch — Entry 1983: Formerly Top Secret Miscellaneous Subject Correspondence 1945-1950
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1090

Box Subject

3 Staff Responsibility of Execution Directives

3 Register of Loaned Classified Documents

3 Register of Incoming Classified Documents

3 Miscellaneous: Replies to Draft Booklet “Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for the 

Execution, JCS Directives Issued to the SCAP”

Legal Section

SCAP Monograph Drafts 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1598)

Boxes 3676-3679 location: 290/15/15/05

Box Subject

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Introduction 

(1945-1951)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Administration of 

Occupation (1945-July 1951)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Trials of Class “B” 

and “C” War Criminals

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. III - Political, 

Part 1 - Government Reform (1945-December 1950)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. III - Political 

and Legal, Part A - The Political Purge (1945-19..)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. III - Political 

and Legal, Part A - The Purge (1945-December 1951)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. III - Political 

and Legal, Part B - Constitutional Revision (1945-December 1951)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. III - Political 

and Legal, Part C - National Administrative Reorganization (1945-1949)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Political and 

Legal, Part E - Election Reform (1945-November 1951)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Development of 

Political Parties (1945-1949)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. III - Political 

and Legal, Part F - Development of Political Parties (1945-November 1951)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. V - Political, 

Part 3 - Development of Legislative Responsibilities (1945-October 1950)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. V - Political 

and Legal, Part 6 - Reorganization of Civil Service (1945-1951)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. V - Civil 

Liberties, Part 1 - Legal and Judicial Reform (1945-December 1950)

3676 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. VI - Legal 

Reform, Public Safety, and Freedom of Expression, Part 4 (1945-1950)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Foreign Property 

Administration (1945-September 1949)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Legal Section — Entry 1598: SCAP Monograph Drafts, 1945-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1091

Box Subject

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. IX - 

Reparations and Property Administration, Part A - Reparations (1945-January 

1951)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. 

IX - Reparations and Property Administration, Part C - Japanese Property 

Administration (1945-November 1951)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. X - Reform of 

Business Enterprise, Part A - Elimination of Zaibatsu Control (1945-June 1950)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. X - Reform 

of Business Enterprise, Part C - Elimination of Private Control Organizations (1945-

June 1951)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. X - Reform of 

Business Enterprise, Part B - Deconcentration of Economic Power (1945-December 

1950)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. X - Reform 

of Business Enterprise, Part D - Promotion of Fair Trade Practices (1945-October 

1951)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. XI - Social, 

Part A - Education (1945-September 1949)

3677 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. XI - Social, 

Part D - Religion (1945-June 1951)

3678 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. XIII - 

Finance, Parts A, B, C, - National Government Finance (1945-March 1951) (3 

folders)

3678 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Money and 

Banking (1945-September 1949)

3678 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. XIII - 

Finance, Part D - Financial Reorganization of Corporate Enterprise (1945-December 

1950)

3679 History of the Nonmilitary Activities of the Occupation of Japan - Vol. V - Civil 

Liberties, Number 2 - Police and Public Safety (1945-October 1951)

3679 The Legacy of Prewar Political Party System in the Light of the Potsdam Declaration

Minutes of Meetings April 5, 1946-April 23, 1953 (0331-UD-1599)

Box 3680 location: 290/15/15/06

Box Subject

3680 Allied Council for Japan - Agendas, April 1946-April 1952

3680 Alphabetical Directory of Subjects Discussed by the Allied Council for Japan 

between the First Meeting Held on 5 April 1946 and the One Hundred Sixty-Fourth 

Meeting Held on 23 April 1952

3680 Chronological Directory of Subjects Discussed by the Allied Council for Japan 

between the First Meeting Held on 5 April 1946 and the One Hundred Sixty-Fourth 

Meeting Held on 23 April 1952

3680 Index to Remarks of Soviet Members, Allied Council for Japan

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Legal Section — Entry 1599: Minutes of Meetings, 1946-1953
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1092

Box Subject

3680 List of Topics

3680 Rules and Procedure Adopted by the Allied Council for Japan, November 1949

3680 Verbatim Minutes of Allied Council for Japan, April 1946-April 1952

Property Liquidation Division

External Assets Branch

Subject Files 1947-1949 (0331-UD-1604)

Boxes 3710-3715 location: 290/15/17/03

Box Subject

3710 A 1000 to 1999 - Z 26000 to 26999 [Index]

3710 Bank of Japan Reports - Index and Classification (2055)

3710 Bank of Japan Supplementary Reports (2060)

3710 Conversion Analysis (Shafer) (3600)

3710 ESS/FI (5800)

3710 External Assets Reports from Comptroller - Property Taken into Custody (5950)

3710 External Assets Reports Received from Respective Countries (236 in Main File) 

(5965)

3710 First 100 Institutions (6450)

3710 Force and Duress (6580)

3710 Foreign Exchange Data - Miscellaneous, from ESS (6600)

3710 Foreign Exchange Data from Yokohama Specie Bank (6650)

3710 Foreign Exchange Data, Foreign Coins (6652)

3710 Investments (9560)

3710 Japanese First Demobilization Bureau - War Supplies & Equipment Surrendered 

(10080)

3710 Japanese Government - Central Liaison Office - Misc. (10055)

3710 Japanese Second Demobilization Bureau - Table of War Supplies & Equipment 

Surrendered (10085)

3710 Korea - Notes, etc. Collected by McGrath during Visit (11610)

3710 Korea Annual Report 1948 (11610)

3710 Ministry of Finance (13410)

3710 Mitsui Bussan - Purchase of Property in Siam - Ref. rad 5th, 6 April 1948 

(195 13450)

3710 Netherlands East Indies, Summation of Japanese Estates (14195)

3710 Neutral Countries (14220)

3710 Philippines - Summary Vesting Orders (16390)

3710 Philippines (16380)

3710 Repatriated Funds - Trip to Kyushu, McGrath (18225)

3710 Research - McGrath (18250)

3710 Research - Mr. Muto (18260)

3710 Shipping (19350)

3710 South Manchuria Railway (19660)

3710 Stock Holding - Corporation Invested by Japanese (19750)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, External Assets Branch — Entry 1604: Subject Files, 1947-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1093

Box Subject

3710 U.S. Government - Army, Microfilm of Reports Loaned from War Dept. - Subject: 

“China - Japanese-Controlled and Operated Industry, Shanghai, 1945” (21550)

3710 U.S. Government - Commerce (21575)

3710 U.S. Government - Treasury - Forms (21750)

3711 Akridge, Charles

3711 Akridge, Charles

3711 Authority of Jurisdiction & Functions

3711 Authority of Jurisdiction & Functions

3711 Check Sheets

3711 Check Sheets

3711 Classification of Japanese External Assets Reports

3711 Classification of Japanese External Assets Reports

3711 Closed Institutions

3711 Closed Institutions

3711 Codes & Indexes

3711 Codes & Indexes

3711 Codes & Indexes - Vol. II

3711 Codes & Indexes - Vol. II

3711 Communications – Incoming

3711 Communications – Incoming

3711 Communications Index & File Index

3711 Communications Index & File Index

3711 Comptroller

3711 Custody Account - Supreme Commander

3711 Custom Regulations - Confiscated Property

3711 Diary – Office

3711 Diplomatic Section

3711 Directives to Japanese Government - Pertinent Financial Relevant to C.P.C. 

Decisions No. I

3711 Distribution - Outgoing Reports

3711 Donegan, Edgar

3711 Economic and Scientific Section

3711 External Asset Data – China

3711 External Assets - Censorship Reports

3711 External Assets - Concealed, Clocked, Disguised

3711 Folders in Filing Cabinet

3711 From Letter: Letter 8 October 1946

3711 Manual of Authority - Procedure & Regulations, Vol. I

3711 Manual of Authority - Procedure & Regulations, Vol. I

3711 Neutral Countries - Also Replies to 16 August 1946 Radio

3711 Neutral Countries - Also Replies to 16 August 1946 Radio

3712 Col. Harris & Scholls

3712 Communications - Incoming - Misc.

3712 Communications – Outgoing

3712 Communications Index - Chronological File

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, External Assets Branch — Entry 1604: Subject Files, 1947-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1094

Box Subject

3712 Conferences - Statements of Opinion

3712 Endorsements to Letter

3712 External Asset Data – Korea

3712 External Asset Data – Manchuria

3712 External Asset Data - Other Areas

3712 External Assets - Desk in Washington

3712 External Assets - Group 143,000

3712 External Assets - Group 7500

3712 External Assets - Group 7500 - Research by Dr. Noss

3712 External Assets - Group in 100

3712 External Assets – Index

3712 External Assets – Philippines

3712 External Assets - Project Development

3712 External Assets - Reports Received from Respective Countries

3712 External Assets - Summary Reports

3712 Far Eastern Commission

3712 Foreign Exchange - Applications for Remittance or Reparations

3712 Foreign Exchange - Surrender to Bank of Japan

3712 Germany

3712 IBM – Corrections

3712 IBM - Work Schedules

3712 IBM Tabulations Index

3712 Intra- and Inter-Office Memoranda, No. 1

3712 Intra- and Inter-Office Memoranda, No. 2

3712 Intra-Office Memos - Work Assignments

3712 Inventory Office Data in Cabinets, Files & Shelves

3712 Letters Dispatched - No. 2 (January 1949-March 1950)

3713 Duplicate Copies of the Verbatim Report of the Overseas Investigation Council

3713 External Assets Reports, 30 September, Research Material

3713 Japanese External Assets Reports of 20 May 1947

3713 Kahan, Harry

3713 Kent, Frank E.

3713 Kito, Frank E.

3713 Kobayashi, Hajime

3713 Korea

3713 Korea - Vesting Decree 33

3713 Korean Coal Miners Accounts

3713 Lancaster, Presley

3713 Legations - American, British, Swiss & Red Cross

3713 Letters - Dispatched, No. 1 (December 1948)

3713 Letters - Dispatched, No. 3, March 1950

3713 Luecke, Miss Clydia

3713 Manchuria – Research

3713 Map Project

3713 Maps

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, External Assets Branch — Entry 1604: Subject Files, 1947-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1095

Box Subject

3713 Mayall, Kenneth

3713 Meyer, Harriet B.

3713 Miller, Col. E.C., Deputy Custodian

3713 Ministry of Finance

3713 Miscellaneous

3713 Muto - Requests for Retention

3713 Muto & Other Japanese Staff

3713 Neutral Nations

3713 Notes from Directives – Manuscripts

3713 Okinawa - 2000 Claims (Stich)

3713 Okinawa (3 folders)

3713 Overseas Assets Investigation Council - No. II

3713 Overseas Assets Investigation Council - Verbatim Reports No. I

3713 Overseas Assets Investigation Reports Submitted, No. 1

3713 Research - Japanese Government

3714 Parrish, Evelyn M.

3714 Patents

3714 Payroll – Salaries

3714 Peace Treaty – Recommendations

3714 Personnel - Americans - Applications & Appointments

3714 Personnel - Americans - Duties & Qualifications - Job Descriptions, No. 1

3714 Personnel - Americans - Efficiency Ratings

3714 Personnel - Annual Leave – Overtime

3714 Personnel - Jap. - Applications & Appointments, No. 1

3714 Personnel - Jap. - Applications & Appointments, No. 2

3714 Personnel - Jap. - Forms, Regulations

3714 Personnel - Jap. - Grades, Payroll

3714 Personnel - Job Descriptions, No. 2

3714 Personnel - Table of Organization

3714 Plans and Policy

3714 Policy and Control Division

3714 Policy File

3714 Procedure - Civil Property Custodian Executive Memoranda

3714 Procedure - Regulations, Office, Vol. 3

3714 Procedure - Regulations, Vol. 1 (December 1948)

3714 Procedure - Regulations, Vol. 2 (from January 1949)

3714 Procedure - Staff Memoranda

3714 Progress Reports

3714 Property Liquidation Division

3714 Property Service Branch

3715 Inventory Statement, Hakozaki Warehouse

3715 Radio Outgoing Information - Originating in Other Division of C.P.C.

3715 Radio to AFWESPAC

3715 Radiograms - Incoming - For Information

3715 Radiograms - Incoming Information

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, External Assets Branch — Entry 1604: Subject Files, 1947-1949 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1096

Box Subject

3715 Radiograms – Outgoing

3715 Radiograms Incoming - for Action

3715 Radiograms Incoming - For Action

3715 Radios Outgoing - C.P.C.

3715 Radios Outgoing - Not Originating in C.P.C.

3715 Reference to Research Material

3715 Reference to Research Material - Chronological File

3715 Reparations

3715 Repatriated Funds – Trustee

3715 Repatriated Funds - Yen Payments to Repatriates

3715 Repatriation

3715 Research

3715 Staff Meeting

3715 Supply Requisition

3715 Tansey – Discuss

3715 Tansey - Instructions from

3715 Tansey Public Relations

3715 Townsend, Courtland K.

3715 Transfer to Foreign Property Division

3715 Travel & Trip Reports

3715 Trust Territory of Pacific

3715 Trust Territory of Pacific – Muto

3715 Vesting Authority Control of Title

3715 Warehouse

3715 Whiting, Carl J.

3715 Williamson, Lindsey

Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch

Subject File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1605)

Boxes 3716-3758 location: 290/15/17/05

Box Subject

3716 Aikoku Kinro To

3716 Aikyo Juku

3716 Ajia Seinen Sha

3716 Asakusa Kosei Ryo

3716 Bohnan Juku

3716 Bunka Fujin Kai

3716 Chosen Minshu Kokubo Giyu Dan

3716 Chuo Sangyo Kabushiki Kaisha

3716 Chuwa Kinno Makoto Musubi

3716 Dai Nippon Aikoku Yuben Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Doshi Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Gokoku Gun

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch — Entry 1605: Subject File, 

1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1097

Box Subject

3716 Dai Nippon Isshin Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Keikoku Renmei

3716 Dai Nippon Kinno Doshi Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Kinno Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Koa Domei

3716 Dai Nippon Seiji Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Seisan Jo

3716 Dai Nippon Sekisai Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Shimpei Tai

3716 Dai Nippon Shinai Kai

3716 Dai Nippon Sumera To

3716 Dai Nippon Yuko Kai

3716 Dai Toa Kyokai

3716 Dai Toa Meiyu Kai

3716 Daido Juku

3716 Daito Sha

3716 Dobo Engo Kai (Gunjin Engo Kai)

3716 Dojin Kai

3716 Dojin Kai - List of Medicines & Others

3716 Dojo Kan

3716 Dokuritsu Seinen Dan

3716 Essa Shiso Taisaku Kenkyu Kai

3716 Fujita Gumi

3716 Gakuto Shiso Kai (Gakuto Shigeo Kai)

3716 Genri Nippon Sha

3716 Genron Hokoku Kai

3716 Genyo Sha

3716 Gunjin Kaikan

3716 Gyochi Sha

3716 Hakuryu Sha

3716 Himorogi Juku

3716 Hokkai Kokumin Dojo

3716 Ikken Kinno Undo

3716 Ishin Doshi Kai

3716 Isshin Juku

3716 Isshin Renmei

3716 Jidosha Gijutsu Kenkyujo

3716 Jinmu Kai

3717 Josai Kai

3717 Kaijin Kai

3717 Kaijin Kai

3717 Kaiyo Hakubutsu Kan

3717 Kakushin Seinen To

3717 Kamikaze Tokko Kozoku Tai

3717 Kanagawa Romu Kyodo Kai

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch — Entry 1605: Subject File, 

1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1098

Box Subject

3717 Kanagawa Renmei

3717 Kanagawa-ken Yasutomo Kai

3717 Katsuki Seishonen Doshikai

3717 Keijin Kai Society

3717 Kenkoku Kai

3717 Kenshin Juku

3717 Ketsumei Dan

3717 Kikaika Kokubo Kyokai

3717 Kinjo Ikuei Kai

3717 Kinkei Gakuin

3717 Kinno Makoto Musubi

3717 Kitahara Gumi

3717 Koa Seinen Undo Hombu

3717 Kodo Isshin Juku

3717 Kodo Seika Kabushiki Kaisha

3717 Kodo Shinri Kai

3717 Kodo Yokusan Sonen Dan

3717 Kokubo Kikaika Kyokai

3717 Kokuchu Dan

3717 Kokuhon Sha

3717 Kokumin Seikatsu Kenkyujo

3717 Kokusai Seikei Gaku Kai

3717 Kokusai Taishu To

3717 Kure Rotensho Kumiai

3717 Kyojo Jusamba

3717 Kyojo Kaikan (Osaka)

3717 Meirin Kai

3717 Mito Himorogi Juku

3717 Mitogaku Kenkyu Kai

3717 Mizuho Kurabu

3717 Motor Fukyu Kai (Kumamoto)

3717 Masashi Jutaku Kyokai

3718 Nippon Fukkou Jutaku Kyokai

3718 Nippon Fukuso Kyokai

3718 Nippon Kaiin Zaidan

3718 Nippon Fascism Renmei

3718 Nippon Kaiun Hokoku Dan

3718 Nippon Koinobori Doshi Kai

3718 Nippon Noshi Gakko

3718 Nippon Seinen Kaikan

3718 Nippon Tengu To

3718 Nogyo Hokoku Renmei

3718 Osaka Kosai Kyokai

3718 Osaka Kyojo Kaikan

3718 Otakebi Kai

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch — Entry 1605: Subject File, 

1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1099

Box Subject

3718 Rikken Yosei Kai

3718 Rodo Kagaku Kenkyujo

3718 Ryu Ikka

3718 Sakura Kai

3718 Seimei Juku

3718 Seio Juku

3718 Seisen Kantetsu Domei

3718 Sensaisha Kosei Kai

3718 Senzoku Kyosai Kai

3718 Shiba Ikka

3718 Shibayama Juku

3718 Shinno Juku

3718 Shinei Taishu To

3718 Shishin Ryo

3718 Shinshu Juku

3718 Shinto Juku

3718 Shirinso

3718 Sosei Kai

3718 Suiko Sha

3718 Taia Takushi Gijuku

3718 Taia Gimei

3718 Taiko Sha

3718 Taiwa Hokoku Kai

3718 Taiwan Nampo Kyokai

3718 Tateyama Juku

3718 Tekketsu Sha

3718 Tenchu Juku

3718 Tenkan Dakai Kisei Kai

3718 Tenken To Toa Kensetsu Kyokai

3718 Toa Renmei

3718 Toa Renmei Doshi Kai

3719 Toho Doshi Kai

3719 Toho Seinen Tai

3719 Toko Kai

3719 Tokyo Rodo Jichi Rengo Kai

3719 Toten Juku

3719 Toten Kai

3719 Toyama Seinen Yushi Kai

3719 Ukiha Shinto Sha

3719 Utsunomiya Rikugun Kaiko Sha

3719 Yamato Musubi

3719 Yokusan Seiji Kai

3719 Yushi Juku

3719 Yuzon Sha

3719 Zaidan Hojin Gakuto Shiseikai

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch — Entry 1605: Subject File, 

1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1100

Box Subject

3719 Zai Nippon Chosenjin Renmei

3719 Zentsuji Sewa Kumiai

3719 Agrarian Reform Program

3719 Asakusa Kosei Ryo

3719 Boy’s Town

3719 Choren and Minsei

3719 Kuhara Case

3719 Dissolved League of Koreans in Japan

3719 Osaka Lighthouse for the Blind

3719 Militaristic/Nationalistic Emblems, Trophies, Books, Records & Files

3719 Silver Bullion Allegedly Buried by JG

3719 Funds Transferred to the Custody Account of SCAP

3719 Property Taken into Custody in Every Prefecture

3719 Conference Reports

3720 Inspection Reports

3720 Surveillance of Opening of Bids and Applications for Purchase

3720 Property Service Branch Reports, Nos. 1-4

3720 Securities

3720 Sales Commission

3720 Appraisal Board

3720 Jurisdiction of Japanese Courts

3720 Vacant Dissolved Organizations Property

3720 Exemption from Sale of Certain Properties

3720 Miscellaneous - Sale of Dissolved Organizations Property

3720 Properties Excluded - Official Use, Governmental Use

3720 Properties in Use by Occupation Forces

3720 Property Subject to Special Disposition

3720 Miscellaneous

3720 SCAPINS 1868 - 1868/6

3720 Miscellaneous SCAPINS - Dissolved Organizations

3720 History of Nationalistic Dissolved Organization

3720 Imperial Ordinances

3721 War Criminal Property (1946-1951) (6 folders)

3721 Publicity of Sale

3721 Report - Properties Belonging to the Japan Liaison Council of Labor Union 

(Zenroren)

3721 Regulations - Custody, Disposition, etc. of Dissolved Organizations’ Properties I, 

II, III

3721 Report - Dissolved Organizations (Japanese) - 18 December 1946

3721 Regulations (Japanese) - Custody, Disposition, etc. of Dissolved Organizations’ 

Properties

3721 Index to Dissolved Organizations

3722 Monthly Report – April-December 1948 (9 folders)

3722 Dissolved Organizations Real Estate Under Custody of Tokyo Metropolis

3722 Dissolved Organizations Real Estate Under Custody of Tokyo Metropolis - Part II

3723 Monthly Report – January-December 1949 (12 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch — Entry 1605: Subject File, 

1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1101

Box Subject

3724 Monthly Report - January 1950-January 1951 (13 folders)

3724 Civil Property Custodian Licenses in Butoku Kai

3725 Dai Nippon Butoku Kai

3725 Property Service Branch Investigation on Butoku Kai Tokyo Branch

3725 Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3726 Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3727 Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3728 Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3728 Interests and Dividends of Bank Deposit and Shares, etc.

3728 Regulations and Codes of Cash Transactions

3728 Ledger of Reserve Fund Account

3728 Ledger of Capital Fund Account

3728 Balance Sheets of Estimation (1945)

3728 Ledger of Various Income, 1943

3728 Ledger of Social Expenses

3728 Ledger of Traffic Expenses

3728 Ledger of Money Order

3728 Ledger of Reserve and Lay Aside Funds

3728 Cash Book

3728 Balance Report Sheets of Annual Allowances and Expenditure

3728 Various Regulations

3728 Deposit Receipt of the Cost and Expenditures of Construction

3728 Expense Record Book of Regular Activities

3728 Account Book of Commission and Subscription Money

3729 Dai Nippon Fujin Kai - Correspondence File

3729 Dai Nippon Fujin Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3730 Dai Nippon Fujin Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3731 Dai Nippon Fujin Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3732 Dai Nippon Fujin Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3732 Kaiko Sha - Correspondence File

3732 Kaiko Sha - Inventory

3733 Kaiko Sha - Correspondence on Working Funds – 1944

3733 Kaiko Sha - Ledger of Working Funds #1 (1 September 1941-12 May 1942)

3733 Kaiko Sha - Ledger of Working Funds #2

3733 Kaiko Sha - Ledger for Enterprises #3

3733 Kaiko Sha - Ledger for House Loan

3733 Kaiko Sha - Check Book - House Rent

3733 Kaiko Sha - Financial Adjustment

3733 Kaiko Sha - Receipts - Army Office Club

3733 Kaiko Sha – Vouchers’ Payment - September 1944

3733 Kaiko Sha – Vouchers’ Security Center

3734 Kaiko Sha - List of Letters Received

3734 Kaiko Sha - List of Outgoing Letters

3734 Kaiko Sha - Orders and Records

3734 Ledgers (in Japanese) (15 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch — Entry 1605: Subject File, 

1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1102

Box Subject

3735 Ledgers (in Japanese) (4 folders)

3735 General Kauffman Report

3735 Kyojo Kai - Correspondence File

3735 Kyojo Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3736 Kyojo Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3737 Kyojo Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3738 Kyojo Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3738 Nogyo Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3739 Noji Shinko Kai - Correspondence File

3739 Noji Shinko Kai - Civil Property Custodian License

3739 Noji Shinko Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3739 Romu Hokoku Kai - General Correspondence

3739 Romu Hokoku Kai - Inventory

3740 Romu Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3741 Romu Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3742 Romu Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3743 Romu Kyokai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3744 Sangyo Hokoku Kai - Correspondence File

3744 Sangyo Hokoku Kai - Application for Purchase & Inventory Reports

3744 Sangyo Hokoku Kai - Civil Property Custodian License

3745 Sangyo Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3746 Sangyo Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3747 Sangyo Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3748 Sangyo Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3748 Seishonen Dan - Correspondence File

3748 Seishonen Dan - Inventory Report

3748 Seishonen Dan (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3749 Seishonen Dan (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3750 Seishonen Dan (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3751 Shogyo Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3752 Shogyo Hokoku Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3752 Taisei Yokusan Kai (Imperial Rule Assistance Association)

3752 Taisei Yokusan Kai - Inventory Report

3752 Taisei Yokusan Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3753 Taisei Yokusan Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3754 Taisei Yokusan Kai (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3754 Breakdown of Dissolved Organizations Bank Balances in Excess

3754 Correction of Dissolved Organization Discrepancies

3754 Dissolved Organizations

3754 SCAP Yen Custody - Reports on Dissolved Organizations - Miscellaneous File

3754 Yokusan Sonen Dan

3754 Yokusan Sonen Dan - Inventory Report

3755 Yokusan Sonen Dan (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3756 Yokusan Sonen Dan (Japanese Reports by Prefecture)

3757 Transcripts of Registers of Estates

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Liquidation Division, Dissolved Organizations and Arrested Persons Branch — Entry 1605: Subject File, 

1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1103

Box Subject

3757 Accounts - Japanese Dissolved Organizations

3757 Summary by Prefecture

3757 Summary by Organizations

3757 Arrested Persons - Information and Inventory Reports (No. 1 - No. 79)

3757 Arrested Persons - Information and Inventory Reports (No. 80 - No. 199)

3758 Arrested Persons - Information and Inventory Reports (No. 200 - 1711) (8 

folders)

Foreign Property Division

German Assets Branch

Subject File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1606)

Boxes 3759-3790 location: 290/15/19/05

Box Subject

3759 Paid Bills, January 1949-September 1949

3759 German Silver File, June 1950-July 1950

3759 Osaka Mint Inventory

3759 Organization of PLD

3759 Contraband – SOP

3759 Contraband - Automobile - Plymouth, Willys

3759 Contraband - Plastic Watch Bands, etc., July 1950

3759 Contraband Property - Bank of Japan Control Sheets, September 1949-March 

1950

3759 Contraband Property - U.S. Vaults, Bank of Japan, September 1949-May 1950

3759 Contraband Property - Sale of 3 Tablet Making Machines, April-May 1951

3759 Contraband Property - Sold at Auction, July 1948-March 1950

3759 Contraband Property - Request for Release from Bank of Japan, July-November 

1949

3759 Property Service Branch Report #1662, June 1949

3759 Hideji Furumori, President of Shinetsu Business Office - Auction Pending Y15,000, 

June 1949

3759 Correspondence on Refunds, November 1948-July 1949

3759 Japanese Yen Sales - Advertising, June-July 1949

3759 Minutes of Meetings, July 1949

3759 Request Payment by C/D by Check, July 1949

3759 Authorization to Sell Ivory, October 1947-September 1948

3759 Certifications, February 1950

3759 Property - German - Inventory at Setagaya Warehouse, June 1949-May 1950

3759 Property German - in Bank of Japan Vaults, January-June 1949

3759 Property - German - Withdrawn from Sale, June 1949-March 1950

3759 Procedures - SOP, April-November 1949

3759 Setagaya Sales

3759 Setagaya Warehouse 1a, January 1948-September 1949

3759 Setagaya Warehouse 1b, November 1948-January 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1104

Box Subject

3759 Setagaya Warehouse 1c, January 1949-June 1950

3759 Setagaya Warehouse - Unanswered Correspondence, February 1949, June 1949

3759 Log Book

3759 Setagaya Warehouse & Osaka Warehouse - Evaluation of Vehicles

3759 Vehicles - Bills of Sale - 1949

3760 Policy File - German Property in Vault of Japan, January 1949-March 1949

3760 Policy File - Past - Dissolved Organizations Branch, April 1946-October 1947

3760 Policy File - Present - Dissolved Organizations Branch, January 1946-August 1949

3760 Policy File - Proposed - Arrested Persons Property, May 1946-January 1949

3760 Policy File - Arrested Persons Property, April 1946-July 1947

3760 Progress Reports - Monthly, July 1948-May 1949

3760 Property Revenue Branch - Memo for, December 1948-June 1950

3760 Lists of Files - F.J. Joerger, Tokyo

3760 Budget & Expenditures - Japanese Government, November 1948-June 1949

3760 Patents & Utility Models

3760 Patents - Nihon Musen K.K. & Telefunken, May 1938-October 1948

3760 Liquidation - Nihon Musen, May 1948-September 1950

3760 Organization - Japanese Government, May-June 1949

3760 Rules & Regulations - Foreign Investment, March 1947-April 1949

3760 Hearing Notices, March 1949-August 1950

3760 Direct Reporting System - CPC/CD - Japanese Banks, May-June 1949

3760 German Assets in Closed Institutions, March 1949

3760 Japanese Custodians and Business Concerns, July 1946, October 1946

3760 Unidentified Looted Vehicles - Bids for, August-December 1949

3760 Unidentified Looted Vehicles - Project 57, September 1948-September 1949

3760 German External Assets in Japan, January 1949, October 1949

3760 Unidentified Looted Radium - Project 106, March-April 1950

3761 Deteriorable Items - Auction Inventory - Bank of Japan Vaults

3761 Frank A. Kotches, April 1950, June 1950

3761 Disposition of Properties Belonging to Dissolved Organization

3761 Policy File of Property Review Branch, September 1945-March 1950

3761 Basic Directives for Post Surrender Military Government in Japan Proper, Nov. 

1945

3761 Policy - Japanese Laws and Ordinances, November 1945

3761 No Title, March 1950

3761 C/N and Concurrence on Cabinet Order, September 1945-August 1948

3761 Letter to G-4 on PD Movable Property (Action Suspended)

3761 Sale of Unidentified Looted Gold and Silver - Project #104

3761 Voided Bills of Sale

3761 Property of Baron Leopold von Plessen

3761 Release of Property from Setagaya Warehouse, October 1949-May 1950

3761 Memo to Chief, Property Revenue Branch

3761 Memo to Director, Property Liquidation Division, October 1949-May 1950

3761 Bills of Sale - Real Property, April 1950-September 1950

3761 Property of Fabrica Guenther Wagner

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1105

Box Subject

3761 General File - Inquiries, etc., September 1949-May 1950

3761 Public Auction

3761 Unidentified Looted Property at Yoga-cho Looted Property Warehouse - Project 

#94, January-April 1950

3761 Case of R.H. Gannon, Lt. - Lacquer Table - $34.00, July 1948-March 1950

3761 Proceeding of Board - Loss of Watch, October 1949-February 1950

3761 Cinchona Bank - Project #105, February-May 1950

3761 Dockets - Completed, December 1948-April 1950

3761 Dockets - November 1948-January 1949

3761 Suspense File, July-December 1949

3761 Auctions – Vehicles

3761 Auctions - Vehicles - Customers Receipts

3761 Vehicles - Appraisals - Project #57, February 1949-March 1949

3761 German External Assets in Japan, April 1946-January 1949

3761 Memo to Japanese Government

3761 Policy – Miscellaneous

3761 Miscellaneous, April 1949-January 1950

3761 Check Notes

3761 Executive Division - PSB Requests, etc., July 1949

3761 Personnel - Job Description, etc.

3761 Office of Military Government for Germany - Letters to, September 1949-October 

1949

3761 Check Sheets

3761 Suspense Docket File - Mr. Adachi, July 1949-December 1949

3761 Individuals - Letters to, June 1949-December 1949

3761 Assignments of Property - Enemy Property Branch to Property Liquidation 

Division, June 1948-September 1949

3761 Memo to Japanese Government - Ministry of Finance, Civil Property Division, etc.

3761 Completed Specifications, October 1948-July 1949

3761 The Adjutant General, DA - Letters to

3761 Completed Vesting Specifications

3762 German Naval Attaché Memoranda, September 1944-August 1945

3762 Memos - Radio Messages - Miscellaneous, January 1946-February 1950

3762 Staff Studies – 1949

3762 Contraband Property - Custody Property Release Slips, June 1949-September 

1951

3762 Contraband Property - Cigarettes, Saccharine, July 1948-July 1951

3762 Contraband - Disposition of, November 1948-August 1951

3762 Contraband Property - Police File, March 1947-July 1951

3762 Contrabands - Cigarettes, August-September 1950

3762 Contraband - Insurance Premiums, August-October 1950

3762 Contraband - Discrepance List from Accounts Division - Monthly, August-Sept. 

1950

3762 Contraband - No Acting Required by CPC, May-October 1950

3762 IBM Cards - Requests for, August-October 1950

3762 DCPA Receipts Acknowledged by CPC, July-August 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1106

Box Subject

3762 IBM Cards for German Property, August 1949-April 1950

3762 Action, Completed - Check Sheets for, February-June 1949

3762 Contraband Property - Japanese Fishing Boat Sale, July-August 1949

3762 Contraband Records - Transmittal of, March 1949-June 1950

3762 Tally-in Contraband Property Receipts - Memo to Accounts Division, July 1949-

November 1949

3762 Property for Sale - Transfer of, March 1950

3762 Firearms, November 1949

3762 Lighter Flints, October 1949-January 1950

3762 German Property - Policy File, August 1946-June 1949

3762 Memo on Lt. Gannon, July 1948, April 1950

3762 Auction

3762 Contraband Cigarettes – Kokura

3762 Property - Abandoned, May 1951

3762 Contraband - Hakutaku Maru - Fishing Boat, January-May 1951

3762 Contraband - Automobile - Dodge, April-July 1950

3762 Release of Property from U.S. Bank of Japan Vaults - Receipts, October 1949-May 

1950

3762 Property - Helmut P. Popp, July 1949-August 1949

3762 Contraband Property - Tally-in Receipts - Setagaya Warehouse

3763 Looted Property (May 1949): Report by Category of Property

3763 No Title

3763 Custody Property Release Slip - Adjustment - Includes Work Sheet

3763 Corrected Inventory

3763 Auction - 26 June 1948 to 8 January 1949 (13 folders)

3764 Auction - 15 January 1949

3764 Auction - 2 April 1949

3764 Excess German Government Property - Corrected Inventory

3764 Excess German Government Property, September 1948

3764 Bills of Sale Delivered to Property Revenue Branch, June 1948-April 1949

3764 Correspondence with Chief Accounts Branch, August 1948-March 1949

3764 Mitteilungsblaetter, September 1948

3764 Policy, April 1948-April 1949

3764 Lost and Abandoned Property - Circular & Correspondence, May 1949-June 1949

3764 Auction - Osaka, December 1948-May 1949

3764 Sealed Bid Sale – Inventory

3764 Sealed Bid Sale - Osaka Inventory

3764 Property Not Cleared - Kobe, March-April 1949

3764 Receipts for Shipment - Mdse to Customers, June 1948-April 1949

3764 Receipts, etc. - Private, July 1948-April 1949

3764 Corrected Inventory Discrepancy Sheets, April-May 1949

3764 Osaka Finance Bureau, February 1949

3764 Bill of Sale - Voided, September 1948-April 1949

3764 Cost of Operation

3764 Recap on Former Sales, December 1948

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1107

Box Subject

3764 Trabulsi Button Case - Account 21588, November 1948

3764 Discrepancy Sheet - Reply to, October 1948-May 1949

3764 Signed Receipt to Lt. Ashworth - Case 223, December 1948

3764 Sealed Bids - Tokyo - Discrepancies Sheets

3764 Warehouse Counter Inventory

3764 Receipts for Sale - 3 July 1948 – Catalog

3764 Auction Information - Miscellaneous, July 1948-August 1949

3764 Shortages, July 1949

3764 Bills of Sale - Not Posted

3764 Properties to Charity

3764 Art Collection Items Shipped to Setagaya

3764 List of Merchandise Received to Display Warehouse, June 1947-March 1949

3764 Sealed Bid Items

3764 No Title (2 folders)

3764 CPRS on Yen - Work Sheet

3764 Interim Status Report of Inventory of Category I & II Property (13-298)

3764 Interim Status Report of Inventory of Category I & II Property (300-349)

3764 Interim Status Report of Inventory of Category I & II Property (350-399)

3764 Interim Status Report of Inventory of Category I & II Property (400-438)

3765 Setagaya Warehouse - 27 November 1948 to 11 June 1949 (9 folders)

3765 German Property Code

3765 Setagaya Warehouse - 15 June 1949

3765 Setagaya Warehouse - Yen Sale - 18 June to 6 August 1949 (9 folders)

3765 Setagaya Warehouse – “Certificate of Unsalability of Property” - 19 July 1949, 25 

July 1949

3765 Setagaya Warehouse – “Certificate of Unsalability of Property” - 5 August 1949

3765 Actions Taken Through Command Channels, January 1950-June 1950

3765 Daily Bulletin, April 1950-July 1950

3765 Civil Property Custodian Memorandum, December 1947-July 1950

3765 Civil Property Custodian Personnel & All Divisions - Memo for, July 1947-April 1950

3765 Civil Property Custodian - Operating Procedures & Personnel Requirements

3765 Personnel Action - Notification of, April 1949-June 1950

3765 Personnel - Annual Leave & Transfer, February 1948-June 1950

3765 Property Revenue Branch Log, October 1949

3765 Circulars, February 1948-September 1949

3765 Time Reports - November 1949

3765 Payroll Data

3765 Travel Orders - Requests, February 1949-October 1949

3765 Unidentified Kurihama German Property

3765 Civil Property Custodian Basic Papers, August 1946-February 1947

3765 Job Descriptions - Property Revenue Branch

3765 Job Descriptions, July 1949-February 1950

3766 Property Liquidation Division - Memos from, November 1948-May 1949

3766 Property Revenue Branch Memos, October 1947-March 1949

3766 Foreign Property Division - Memos from, February-May 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1108

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3766 Enemy Property Branch - Memos from, January-April 1949

3766 Looted Property Branch - Memos from, February-April 1949

3766 Comptroller Division - Memos, December 1947-May 1949

3766 Civil Property Custodian - Organization, Duties and Responsibilities - SCAP, March 

1946-April 1948

3766 Policy, February 1948-March 1950

3766 Conference Reports, December 1948-September 1949

3766 Service Requests, January 1948-September 1950

3766 Press Release – January - July 1950 (7 folders)

3766 Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), November 1948-December 1949

3766 Investigation Reports - PSB, January 1948-August 1949

3766 SCAPINS, September 1945-May 1950

3766 Outstanding Service Requests, March-June 1950

3766 Outstanding Check Sheets, March-May 1950

3766 Reading File - March-July 1948 (1)

3766 Reading File - July 1948 (2)

3766 Reading File (3)

3766 Reading File - January – October 1949 (10 folders)

3767 Reading File - November 1949-June 1950 (8 folders)

3767 D.O. Branch File as of 1 May 1949

3767 Civil Property Custodian Memo, February 1948-April 1949

3767 Real Estate - General Folder, November 1948-April 1950

3767 Balk, Arvid - 12985-37 Kaigan, Chigasaki, Kanagawa, May-September 1949

3767 Brasch, Franz - Nagasaki, May 1949-March 1950

3767 Buchert, Rudolph - Lake Yamanaka, July 1949

3767 FEAMCOM N.C.O. Club - 1277 Karuizawa, Nagano, October 1948-May 1950

3767 Helm, Richard – Yamanaka

3767 Marcks, Hanny - 1377, 899-21 Zinba Ohaza, Karuizawa, Nagano, July-October 

1949

3767 Yaiser, Hildebrand, Rev. Ph.D., February-March 1949

3767 Japanese Real Estate Law

3767 Private Rental Agreements, January 1950, May 1950

3767 German Real Estate - Vested, 1950

3767 German Property - Rental, Lease

3767 German Vested Property - Sale of, February 1947-September 1949

3767 German Real Estate - Disposition of

3767 Hakone Houses, December 1948-November 1949

3767 Kobe Houses - General, January 1948-January 1950

3767 Karuizawa Houses - General Folder, March 1948-March 1950

3768 Real Estate - Paid Bills, September 1949-April 1950

3768 Real Estate - Rent Schedule for 1950

3768 Inquiries, May 1950

3768 Rentals - List of, February-August 1949

3768 List of Rentals – Duplication

3768 Real Estate - Sale of, February 1950, April 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

3768 Furniture Property Release Slip

3768 Furniture - Hakone & Karuizawa - Report on

3768 Furniture - Excess – Karuizawa

3768 Houses - Steinsch, Fritz & Selig, Hans – Yokohama

3768 Houses - Hakone Area, December 1947-October 1948

3768 Houses - Karuizawa - Union Club of Tokyo, February 1948-November 1949

3768 House - Kobe - Burnt Down - J.O. Hustad

3768 Property - Applications, September 1947-June 1949

3768 Krayer, Karl, August 1947-March 1948

3768 Foerster, Willy Rudolf - Property of

3768 Foerster – Properties

3768 Magome Sangyo (Foerster) - Property of

3768 Sediel, Woltgang - House, January-March 1949

3768 Miscellaneous, November 1945-April 1949

3768 German Property - Sale of Auction

3768 Property - Insurance, December 1948

3768 German School - Yokohama, December 1947-August 1948

3768 Schmidt Shoten

3768 Askania K.K., December 1948-January 1949

3768 German Embassy - Tokyo - Former, January-September 1949

3768 Press Release – 1948

3768 Press Release - April 1948-June 1949

3768 Press Release - through July 1949

3768 Press Release – August- December 1949 (5 folders)

3769 Actions Taken through Command Channels, July-December 1949

3769 Policy File, April 1946-October 1948

3769 Time Report - Civilian Employee

3769 Time Report - To Property Liquidation Division

3769 Civil Property Custodian - Organization, Duties & Responsibilities - SCAP, March 

1946-April 1948

3769 Project - G-4 - General, August 1949-October 1950

3769 Foerster, Willy Rudolf - Inventory of Property

3769 German Properties - Custody Property Release, March 1947-August 1949

3769 Foerster, Willy Rudolf - Investigation of Properties

3769 Movement of Property - German, October 1947-June 1949

3770 Action Taken by Civil Property Custodian, May 1948-April 1950

3770 Suspense File (1 September 1950-31 December 1950)

3770 Suspense File (1 January-30 April 1951)

3770 Suspense File (1 May-31 July 1951)

3770 Stamp Collections - German Owned

3770 Stamp Collections - German Owned - Sealed Bid (5 December 1950)

3770 Register of Sales

3770 Real Estate – Bids

3770 Bids - Safe, October 1951

3770 Bids - Property - Group IV - 9 August Close

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1110

Box Subject

3770 Bids - Property - Special Offering - 12 July Close

3770 Contraband Property - Perfume, Saccharine, Belts

3771 Bids – “Mosel” - #25 thru #48

3771 Bids for Askania K.K. – Miscellaneous

3771 Bids - Real Estate - 7 June 1951

3771 Inventory of Destroyed German Property

3771 Bids - Real Estate - Group V

3771 Items at Setagaya Warehouse Disposed to LARA, July 1949-August 1949

3771 German Property Reports, October 1946-May 1947

3771 Bids Submitted on Coins and Currency

3771 Advertisement

3771 Bids - Classification - Coins and Currency

3771 Receipts for Sale - 10 July

3771 Receipts for Sale - 3 July

3771 Sales Report - Setagaya Sales - 17 September 1949

3771 Sales Report - 17 July 1949

3771 Sales Report - 24 July-28 August 1948 (6 folders)

3771 Cashier’s Daily Report Sheet, November 1948-January 1949

3771 Policy, May 1948-January 1949

3771 List of Expenses - Osaka Mitsubishi Warehouse, July 1948-September 1948

3771 List of Expenses - Osaka Mitsubishi Warehouse - Last Qtr 1948

3771 List of Expenses - Setagaya Warehouse, June 1948-September 1948

3771 List of Expenses - Kurihama Warehouse, August 1948, October 1948

3771 Court Martial School, August 1949

3772 Civil Property Custodian Setagaya Inventory - 12 September 1949

3772 Confidential, January 1950-October 1950

3772 Voucher

3772 Warehouse Delivery Receipts – Osaka

3772 Auction - April 1949

3772 Discrepancy Sheet - Physical Inventory, August 1948-May 1949

3772 PER Osaka Warehouse Record

3772 Cashier’s Daily Report - Sale (June 1948)

3772 B/S for Osaka (Original) - Left by Customers, October 1948-January 1949

3772 Inventory Record - S, October 1946-October 1948

3772 Inventory Record - T-U, October 1946-November 1947

3772 Inventory Record - V, October 1946-February 1948

3772 Inventory Record - W, October 1946-February 1949

3772 Inventory Record - Z, February 1947-April 1951

3772 Civil Property Custodian Form No. 347, December 1950-April 1951

3772 Bills of Sale - Mitsubishi Warehouse #26, Osaka, November 1948-April 1949

3773 Inventory Record - A, October 1946-April 1947

3773 Inventory Record - B, October 1946-April 1947

3773 Inventory Record - C, October 1946, February 1947

3773 Inventory Record - D, February 1947

3773 Inventory Record – E

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

3773 Inventory Record - F, February-August 1947

3773 Inventory Record - G, October 1946-April 1947

3773 Inventory Record - H, October 1946-May 1948

3773 Inventory Record - J, February-April 1947

3773 Inventory Record - K, October 1946-April 1947

3773 Inventory Record - L, February1947, April 1947

3773 Inventory Record - M, October 1946-April 1947

3773 Inventory Record - N, February-August 1947

3773 Inventory Record – O

3773 Inventory Record - Q-R, October 1946-December 1947

3773 Project #4 - Foerster, W.R. (Boats, Furnitures, Paints, etc.), June 1948-February 

1949

3773 Project #6 - Krayer, Dr. (Boats)

3773 Project #9 – Sugar

3773 Project #10 - Manchuria Chemical Co. (Telephone), June 1948-September 1949

3773 Project #11 - Magome Sangyo (Foerster Livestock)

3773 Project #12 – “V” Belts, May 1948-February 1950

3773 Project #14 - Schmidt Shoten (Medical Supplies)

3773 Project #15 - Lorenz, Heinz (Garage), February-November 1948

3773 Project #16 - Heinrich Kopper Co. (House and Land), October 1947-November 

1948

3773 Project #17 - Shanghai Cotton Mfg., May 1948-March 1949

3773 Project #18 - Rudolph, Gustav (House, Partly Burned)

3773 Project #20 - Bayer Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha (Medicines), September 1948-October 

1948

3773 Project #22 - Ivory, November 1947-February 1949

3773 Project #24 - Silk Yarn, August 1948-April 1949

3773 Project #26 - Bean Cake, September 1948-January 1950

3773 Project #29 - Rubber Raw - Contract #50759, August 1949-March 1950

3773 Project #19 - German Naval Internment Camp (Drugs), August 1947

3773 Project #31 - Nickel (Contract #JI 50738), December 1948-February 1950

3773 Project #32 - Tarakan Oil - Heavy (Contract #JI 50443), November 1948-March 

1950

3773 Project #33 - Magnesite - (Contract #JI 50739), August 1949-February 1950

3773 Project #37a - Korea Mountain Leather Developing Co. (Buildings)

3773 Project #37b - Taiwan Nogyo Kai (Telephone Itami 445), Sept. 1948-November 

1949

3773 Project #38 - Fukusho Koshi K.K. (Telephone 25-2050), September 1948-

February 1949

3773 Project #39 - Nikka Kogyo K.K., July 1948-April 1949

3773 Project #40 - Dried Cocoons, Yarn, Peignes, etc., March 1948, May 1948

3773 Project #41 - Mitsui Light Metal Co., August 1948-February 1949

3773 Project #42 - Asahi Light Metal Co. (Insulators), September 1948-March 1949

3773 Project #43 - Cosmos Trading Co. (Lace), October 1948

3773 Project #44 - Rokkosan Group (Damask Napkins), October 1948

3773 Project #49 - Magome Sangyo G.K. (Colt), October 1948-March 1949

3773 Project #50 - Mitsui Light Metal Co. (Buildings), October 1948-November 1948

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Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

3773 Project #51 - Manchurian Chemical Industry Co. (Telephone and Office 

Equipment), November 1948-June 1949

3773 Project #52 - Ensuiko Sugar Mfg. Co. (Sale of Property), Dec. 1948-December 

1949

3773 Project #53 - Tires, Tubes, Flaps (JI-50844) - Unidentifiables, January 1948-

March 1950

3773 Project #54 - Drums, Oil, 55 Gal (Unidentifiable), February-March 1949

3773 Project #55 - Boat - Motor Sailer “Koshu Maru” (Nippon High Frequency Heavy 

Industry Co.), December 1948-June 1949

3773 Project #56 - Hides and Medical Chemicals, March 1949-February 1950

3773 Project #58 - Typewriters, May 1949-March 1950

3773 Project #59 - House and Land (Japan High Frequency Heavy Industries Co.), 

January-July 1949

3774 Project #61 - Oki Communications Instrument Co. (Telephone and Rights), JuneDecember 1949

3774 Project #62 - Unidentified Looted Ships, October 1948-February 1950

3774 Project #63 - Album Covers, Art Objects, June 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #64 - Unidentified Looted Tin, Lead, Zinc, June 1949-August 1950

3774 Project #65 - Piano Code Wire (Unidentified Property), June 1949-February 1950

3774 Project #66 - Sale of Looted Raw Rubber, June 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #67 - Houses, Motor, Lathe, Automatic Weighing Machine (Disposal of 

Property Owned), May-July 1949

3774 Project #68 - Sale of Palm Oil - Kudamatsu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, July 1949-

February 1950

3774 Project #69 - Mitsui Light Metal Co. (Land), June 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #71 - Base Metals, September 1949-May 1950

3774 Project #73 - Irisu Shokai K.K., June-July 1949

3774 Project #74 - Sale of S.S. Ryutosan Maru, July-October 1949

3774 Project #75 - Sale of Unidentified Looted Machinery, October 1949

3774 Project #75 - Sale of Unidentified Looted Machinery, September 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #75 - Unidentified Looted Machinery, 1b, October 1949-April 1950

3774 Project #76 - Medical Supplies to Setagaya, No. 1, January 1948-November 1949

3774 Project #76 - Medical Supplies in Setagaya, No. 2, January 1949-February 1950

3774 Project #76 - Medicines Setagaya Warehouse, No. 3, January-September 1949

3774 Project #76 - ESS Medical Supplies - Retractometer Case, September 1949-March 

1950

3774 Project #77 - K.K. Irisu Shokai (Warehouse), August 1947-December 1949

3774 Project #78 - Disposition of Narcotics, August-October 1949

3774 Project #79 - Sale of Rudolph Hillman House, August 1946-November 1949

3774 Project #80 - Machinery of Willy Foerster, August-December 1949

3774 Project #81 - Sale of Aircraft Engines, September 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #82 - Recovered German Drugs - Nippon Schering K.K., Oct.-November 

1949

3774 Project #84 - Two Unidentified Vessels (1. Shisei Maru, 2. Kisei Maru), October 

1949-September 1950

3774 Project #85 - Sale of Unidentified Bauxite, November 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #86 - Sale of Telephone Rights of East India Fishing Co., Ltd., November 

1949-August 1950

3774 Project #87 - Unidentified Looted Books at Ueno, November 1949-January 1950

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Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1113

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3774 Project #88 - Sale of Looted Quinine Derivatives and Cinchona Bark, Jan.-March 

1950

3774 Project #89 - Lamps, Valves, Drawing Materials, December 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #90 - Electro Plating Machinery and Equipment, July 1949-February 1950

3774 Project #91 - Unidentified Looted Machinery - Shinagawa, Sept. 1948-December 

1949

3774 Project #92 - 17 Coils, 9716 Kg, Wire Rope, January-February 1950

3774 Project #95 - Contraband Gin, January 1950

3774 Project #96 - German Filters, June 1949-March 1950

3774 Project #97 - Unidentified Looted Raw Materials (Raw Rubber, Cobalt, Steel Rods, 

Tin), January-March 1950

3774 Project #98 - Fused Metals Scrap

3774 Project #99 - Lead, Tin, Rubber, March 1950

3774 Project #100 - Radio, Radio Tubes, Buick Sedan, Chev. Truck, Buick Engine, 

February-March 1950

3775 Project #101 - Citronella Oil, February-March 1950

3775 Project #107 - Unidentified Looted Nickel, March-April 1950

3775 Project #108 - Unidentified Tin, April-May 1950

3775 Project #113 - Unidentified Looted Nutmeg, July-August 1950

3775 Bids for German Stamp Collection, December 1950

3775 Stamp Collections, May 1950-February 1951

3775 PSU-1992 - Stamp Appraisal Inventories - Exhibit B, July 1950-August 1950

3775 PSU-1992 - Stamp Appraisal Inventories - Exhibit C, August 1950

3775 PSU-1992 - Stamp Appraisal Inventories - Exhibit D, August 1950

3775 PSU-1992 - Stamp Appraisal Inventories - Exhibit E, August 1950

3775 No Title, May 1950-January 1951

3775 Sale of Stamps, February 1951

3775 Bids for Real Estate (Bids Closed: 20 Feb 1951 - Bids Opened: 23 Feb 1951)

3775 Real Estate Bids - 7 May 1951

3775 Bids - Real Estate – Kobe

3775 Real Estate (Bids Closed: 24 April 51 - Bids Opened: 26 April 51)

3775 Bid on M/S Havelland, February 1951

3775 Miscellaneous Bids for Askania K.K. Property, October 1951-November 1951

3775 Contraband Toothbrushes (Civil Property Custodian Auction), December 1951

3775 Accepted Bids for S/S Mosel, #1-#7, April 1951

3775 Bids - Industrial Diamonds, Tools & Jewelry, July 1951-November 1951

3775 Miscellaneous Bids File, October-December 1951

3775 Sealed Bids on Saccharine, November-December 1951

3775 Miscellaneous Correspondence - Contraband Sale, November 1951

3775 Bids for Hammond Organ (Hermann Bosch), June-July 1951

3775 Real Estate Group V, September-October 1951

3775 Bids for “Mosel,” #1-#24, February 1951

3776 Bids - Contraband Property, January 1952

3776 CPC Board Action on Contraband Property on Sealed Bid Advertised 21 Dec 51

3776 Bid Forms Returned - Insufficient Address - S/S Mosel, March 1951

3776 Machinery Catalogue to Mission & Steamship Lines

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1114

Box Subject

3776 Visits Made to Diplomatic Missions, September 1949-October 1949

3776 Kurihama Warehouse, December 1948-October 1949

3776 Schneck, Hermann, October 1948-February 1949

3776 Craigie, W.T., November 1948-January 1949

3776 Looted Property - Hides, Bedspreads, February 1950-April 1950

3776 Contraband Property - Plastic, Crude Rubber, October 1949-March 1950

3776 Contraband Property - Plastic, Sheets, Belts, Towels, March-May 1950

3776 Army Regulation - Safeguarding Military Information, August 1946

3776 Insurance, July 1946-February 1948

3776 Comptroller Records, March 1946-November 1947

3776 Civil Property Custodian Memoranda – July 1950-June 1951

3776 Civil Property Custodian Miscellaneous, July 1946-March 1951

3776 Civil Property Custodian Sales - German Property, October 1947-August 1950

3776 Closed Institutions - List of - May 31, 1948

3776 Contraband Property - Misc. Corres. - Disposition & Inventory, Sept. 1949-June 

1951

3776 Contraband Property - Disposition of, May 1949-April 1951

3776 Contraband Sales - Payment for Advertising, July 1950-November 1951

3776 Correspondence - Misc. - Between Accounts Unit & German Assets Branch, August 

1948-January 1952

3776 Property Revenue - Misc., February 1950-June 1950

3776 Private Vehicle - Bill of Sale, December 1951

3776 Property Report - Kobe District – 1946

3776 German Nationals - Request for Presence at CPC, November 1946-February 1949

3776 Correspondence - Between Comptroller and GAB, March 1947-January 1952

3776 Maps – Tokyo

3776 Policy Papers - Liquidation of German Assets in Japan - Book II, Mar. 1949-Sept. 

1950

3777 National City Bank Statement – 1939

3777 Sales of Catalog of Unidentified Machinery, October 1949

3777 Kessel, Ilse, Sonja, March 1950

3777 Krell, Leonard, March 1950, June 1950

3777 Van Der Laan, Bernhard, March 1950-August 1950

3777 Foerster, W.R., June 1950-July 1950

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Memos from PRB, June 1949-February 1950

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights – Tobata

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Tokyo - Shizuoka - Ltr 21 June 1949

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Tokyo - Yokohama - 22 June 1949

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Tokyo - 23 May- 25 August 1949 (14 folders)

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Tokyo (Shibuya) - 22 Sep 1949

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Tokyo - 27 Sep 1949

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Tokyo - 10 October 1949

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Kobe - 20-28 July 1949 (2 folders)

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - Osaka - 13 July 1949

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights (1) - Osaka - German Vested, December 1949-February 

1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1115

Box Subject

3777 Telephone Refunds (Where Phones Could Not be Installed)

3777 Sale of Telephone Rights - North China Electric Wire Co., December 1949-May 

1950

3777 Looted Property - Medical Books, List of

3778 Certification Report - January 1949-January 1952 (10 folders)

3778 Reading File - November 1948-February 1949 (4 folders)

3779 Reading File - March-December 1949 (10 folders)

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Drafts, Minutes, April 1948-July 1951

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Establishment of, July 1946-July 1948

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Industrial Raw Materials, June 1948-May 1950

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Inter-Office Memos, June 1950, October 1950

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Name Plates

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Receipts, August 1950-May 1951

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Press Releases, April 1948-April 1949

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Subcommittees, August 1948-October 1949

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Chronological History, February-April 1948

3779 Restitution Advisory Committee - Claims, April 1949-April 1950

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - United States, April 1948-July 1949

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Adjutant General, June 1948-March 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - C/S Approval of Restitutions, July 1948-

December 1951 

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Attendance - Nations, May 1948-December 

1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee – Distribution

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Australia, April 1948-August 1950

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Canada, April 1948, August 1948

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - China, October 1947-July 1950

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - France, April 1948-March 1949

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - India, April 1948-June 1950

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Netherlands, April 1948-May 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - New Zealand, April-June 1948

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Philippines, June 1948-July 1950

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - USSR, March-September 1948

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - United Kingdom, April 1948-September 1950

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Record of Approval - 33rd Meeting

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - 34th Meeting, January-February 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Record of Approval - 34th Meeting

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Special Meeting - 20 July 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - 35th Meeting, April 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - 36th Meeting, December 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - 36th Meeting, December 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Memo for Info - No. 70, February 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Memo for Info - No. 71 (RAC 365-372), April 

1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Memo for Info - No. 72, May 1951

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee - Memo for Info - No. 73, August 1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1116

Box Subject

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee – 1948

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee – 1949

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee – 1950

3780 Restitution Advisory Committee – 1951

3780 Check Sheets - September 1948-October 1949

3781 Memoranda to Japanese Government, No. 1, December 1948-November 1950

3781 Memoranda to Japanese Government, No. 2, July 1950-January 1951

3781 Memoranda to Japanese Government, No. 3, March 1951-July 1951

3781 Memoranda to Japanese Government, No. 4, July 1951-November 1951

3781 Memoranda to Japanese Government, No. 5, September 1951-January 1952

3781 Letters to Individuals, No. 1, July 1949-January 1951

3781 Letters to Individuals, No. 2, September 1950-February 1951

3781 Letters to Individuals, No. 3, October 1950-May 1951

3781 Letters to Individuals, No. 4, October 1950-July 1951

3781 Letters to Individuals, No. 5, February 1951-October 1951

3781 Letters to Individuals, No. 6, March 1950-November 1951

3781 Letters to Individuals, No. 7, October 1951-January 1952

3781 Check Sheets, No. 2, May 1951-February 1952

3781 Civil Property Custodian Forms No. 301, January 1951-December 1951

3781 Civil Property Custodian Forms No. 321, February 1951-January 1952

3781 Civil Property Custodian Forms No. 363, February 1951-June 1951

3782 Extra File, October 1949-October 1951

3782 Command Letters to Eighth Army, October 1947-September 1951

3782 Miscellaneous - Letters, Memos, Reports, December 1948-September 1951

3782 Miscellaneous Filing (Incomplete), November 1950-January 1952

3782 German Property - IBM Cards Requested on, June 1951-November 1951

3782 Letters to G-4, October 1948-October 1950

3782 Memo to TRIPAC, January-December 1951

3782 TRIPAC Presentations, June 1950-March 1951

3782 Authority for Release of Funds and Movable Property from Custody of Civil 

Property Custodian, July-December 1951

3782 Ltr on Lost (German) Typewriters, November 1947-July 1950

3782 Authority for Expenditure, Nos. 0001-0200, May 1949-February 1951

3782 Authority for Expenditure, Nos. 0201-0370, March-August 1951

3782 Authority for Expenditure, Nos. 0371-0480, August 1951-January 1952

3782 Firms Released for Operation, July 1949-February 1950

3782 Contraband Property - Disposition of, July 1950-November 1951

3782 Mr. Staub - Memoranda for, November 1948-December 1951

3782 Accounts Division - Memoranda for, June 1950-October 1951

3782 Account Unit #2 - Memo for, October 1951-January 1952

3782 Executive Division - Memo for, July 1949-April 1951

3782 Operation Division, Property Liquidation Division - Memo for, Jan. 1949-Nov. 1951

3782 Reparations and Restitution Delegations, January 1951, May 1951

3782 Endorsements, December 1948-December 1951

3782 Missions in Japan - Memo for, November 1950-August 1951

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Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1117

Box Subject

3782 Bill of Sale & Receipt, August 1950-November 1951

3782 Press Releases – August 1950-December 1951 (2 folders)

3782 Registrations, February 1949-May 1950

3782 Assets Evaluation Law 1950

3783 Trade Agreement between U.S., U.K. and French Occupied Areas of German and

3783 Occupied Japan, December 1949

3783 Telephone Rights #1 - March 1948-August 1949

3783 Telephone Rights #2 - September 1949

3783 Telephone Rights Sold by PRB (German)

3783 Project #60 - Vested Telephone Rights - Enemy Property Branch, May 1949-Nov. 

1950

3783 Liquidation of Patents & Trade-Marks, January 1946

3783 Patent Policy, September 1947-October 1948

3783 Patent Information - German Patent Attorney’s Documents, July 1947

3783 Miscellaneous Correspondence, April 1946-April 1951

3783 German Property in Japan – Report

3783 Military Government, Germany - Reports, July 1946-February 1947

3783 German Property - Fiscal Report - 31 May 1947

3783 Miscellaneous Correspondence between Enemy Property Branch & Civil Property

3783 Custodian, October 1948-February 1952

3783 Reparation Property I - 31 January 1946-1 August 1947 (also 1 July 1950)

3783 Repatriation Property #2 - August 1947 to

3783 Interviews Regarding “Japanese Intelligence Targets in Germany,” #6-9 – SEC

3783 Repatriated German and Austrian Nationals - List of

3783 German Properties in Japan - Report on - March 1947

3783 Second Repatriated German List, July 1947

3784 Repatriation and Repatriation Property, #1

3784 Real Estate Reports

3784 Real Property of German Nationals, January 1952

3784 Memo for Director, Accounts Division (Real Estate), March 1951, August 1951

3784 Repatriation, #1, 2, 3, December 1946-November 1947

3784 Report on Progress and Activities (2 folders)

3784 Rumanian Government Property, April 1939-January 1948

3784 Interviews Regarding “Japanese Intelligence Targets in Germany,” #1-5 - SEC, 

February 1944-September 1947

3784 Interviews Regarding “Japanese Intelligence Targets in Germany,” #6-9 - SEC, 

January-April 1944

3784 Securities Analysis

3784 Setagaya Warehouse, March 1950-February 1952

3784 Taxes on Vested Real Estate, July 1946-June 1950

3784 Bank of Japan - Vaults - Property Therein & Receipt of Shipment, #1, January 

1946-May 1949

3784 Bank of Japan - Vaults - Property Therein & Receipt of Shipment, #2, April 1949-

March 1950

3785 Transfer of Bank Accounts to SCAP Custody - Master File, April 1947-August 1951

3785 Transfer of Bank Accounts to SCAP Custody - Receipts, November 1945-October 

1946

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1118

Box Subject

3785 Transfer of Bank Accounts to SCAP Custody, April 1946-November 1951

3785 Transfer of Bank Accounts to SCAP Custody, November 1945-January 1951

3785 German Property - Master Index of German Names in Numerical Order

3785 German Property - Government Unallocated German Property, Abandoned 

German Property Suspense (Securities from Germany), I.A.R.A. Statement of 

Accounts Subsidiary Ledger 29 Feb. 1952 (SCAPIN 2195, 25 Jan. 1952)

3785 German Property - Master Index of German Names in Alphabetical Order

3785 German Property - Business Statement of Accounts, Subsidiary Ledger (SCAPIN 

2195, 25 January 1952), Books 1 and 2

3785 German Property - General Ledger Trial Balance, 29 February 1952 - Individuals, 

Business Organizations, Government Organizations, Unallocated German Property, 

Abandoned Property, Suspense-Securities from Germany

3786 German Property - Individuals Statement of Accounts, Subsidiary Ledger, 29 

February 1952 (SCAPIN 2195, 25 January 1952), Book 1-6

3787 Memos to and from Accounts Division, Civil Property Custodian, 1949-1951

3787 Position Survey List, Accounts Division, Civil Property Custodian, November 1950-

February 1952

3787 Reading Files - from October 1951 (Averill)

3787 SCAPINS, 1952

3787 Reading Files - from 1 January 1951 to 28 February 1951

3787 Reading Files (Ross) - from 1 March 1951 to 1 May 1951

3787 Reading Files (Ross) - from May 1951

3787 Reading Files (Ross) - July 1951 to

3787 Classification of German Diplomats, January 1946-March 1951

3787 SCAPINS, 6 December 1948-13 August 1949

3787 Classification of German Nationals Remaining in Japan and Repatriated Aboard 

General Black, Marine Jumper, Marine Robin

3787 Reclassification List Referrals, February 1950-August 1951

3787 Dupl. Classification of German Nationals, #2, August-December 1947

3787 Foreign Business and Investment Activities in Japan, January 1949, April 1949

3787 Consulate Correspondence, January 1947-June 1949

3787 Disposition of Vested Bonds, January 1946-August 1948

3787 Extra Radios, November 1951-December 1951

3787 Bulgaria Government Property

3787 The Bank of Japan, January 1952

3787 Germans Reclassified and Approved by C/S for Liquidation, March 1950-October 

1951

3787 Radios, September 1945-October 1951

3788 List of German Nationals in Japan as of 1 September 1947

3788 List of German Nationals per Jap. Govt. (SCAPIN 5998-A)

3788 List of German Nationals in Japan

3788 Extra Copies of Classification of German Diplomats

3788 Loaned Property

3788 Property Turned Over to PR. Br., March 1948-July 1949

3788 SCAPIN 26 to 5956

3788 Stocks & Bonds - SCAPINS, October 1946-August 1950

3788 29 November 1948 - 23 January 1950 SCAPINS (Stocks & Bonds)

3788 SCAPIN 5659 to 7350-A

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1119

Box Subject

3788 17 August 1949 - SCAPINS

3789 Classification of German Nationals, I-III (3 folders)

3789 German Property, Old Records

3789 German Nationals Property List

3789 German Nationals, Inventory, Running, November 1945-August 1948

3789 GEPC (Yen) Account in the National City Bank of New York, Tokyo Branch Deposit 

Notices, April 1949-March 1951

3789 National City Bank of New York (Tokyo Branch) (GEPC - Yen & Dollar), January 

1952

3789 GEPC Yen and Dollar Account in National City Bank of New York, Tokyo, Also 

Tripartite Trustee Account, May 1949-December 1951

3789 German-Japanese Treaty - 20 January 1943 Trade Agreement

3789 German Nationals Old Lists

3789 German Nationals in Japan, March 1948

3789 German - Non-Resident Bond Holders, September 1947

3789 Bids Invitation and Bid Form, December 1950-February 1951

3789 German Property Firms, December 1945-February 1947

3789 Lists of Unclassified Germans, June 1948, August 1948

3790 Manchuria, German Assets in, July 1947, October 1947

3790 German Property Valuation, August 1946-July 1947

3790 Memos for JG Agencies on Stocks, Bonds, Dividends, etc., Book #1, December 

1948-December 1950

3790 Memos for JG Agencies on Stocks, Bonds, Dividends, etc., Book #2, May 1950-

February 1952

3790 Memos for JG Agencies on Stocks, Bonds, Dividends, etc., December 1948-June 

1951

3790 Impounded Petty Accounts, October 1951

3790 Impounded Funds, December 1945-March 1951

3790 Japanese Bonds in SCAP Custody, January-June 1949

3790 Hungarian Government Property, September 1945-July 1949

3790 Haban Hungarian Legation Radios, September 1948-March 1949

3790 German Relief, September 1945-October 1947

3790 Honk Kong & Shanghai Banking Corp. Deposits - Tripartite Trustee Account, Dec. 

1951

3790 GEPC (Yen) Account in the National City Bank of New York, Osaka Branch Deposit 

Notes, March 1949-January 1952

3790 GEPC Dollar Account and Yen Account, Chase National Bank, May 1948-Feb. 1952

3790 Release #6205, Lot 6784, Gold & Silver, February 1951

3790 Release #6206, Lot 5384, Gold & Silver, February 1951

3790 Release #6207, Lot 6761, Gold & Silver, February 1951

3790 Lot No. 21, Unidentified Precious Metals

3790 Lot No. 78, Unidentified Precious Metals

3790 Lot No. 340, Unidentified Precious Metals

3790 Lot No. 342, Unidentified Precious Metals

3790 Digest of Pertinent Parts of German Vesting Decree and Radios Related Thereto

3790 Liquidation of German Assets, June 1946-July 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Foreign Property Division, German Assets Branch — Entry 1606: Subject File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1120

United Nations Property Unit

Claims-American Property in Japan 1946-1952 (0331-UD-1607)

Boxes 3791-3825 location: 290/15/21/02

United Nations Individual and Firm File 1943-1951 (0331-UD-1608)

Boxes 3826-3872 location: 290/15/22/07

Patents and Trademark Files 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1609)

Boxes 3873-3884 location: 290/15/25/01

Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1610)

Boxes 3885-3998 location: 290/15/25/05

Box Subject

3887 Alien Property in Ryukyus

3887 Allocations & Materials

3887 Australian Legation – Claims

3887 Assets in Japan (Other than German & U.N.)

3887 Belgian Property

3887 British Government Property Documents

3887 British Property Lists

3887 British Consular Property

3887 Business - British in Japan

3887 Businessmen in Japan, Nos. 1-2 (2 folders)

3887 Canadian Property

3887 Claim of 90 Chinese Laborers in Hokkaido for Wages Due

3887 Civil Property Bureau

3887 Custodian for Allied Property

3887 Karuizawa Houses

3887 CPC-GHQ-SCAP Accounts with Various Banks

3887 Deconcentration Program

3887 Eighth Army Orientation Conference

3887 Elimination of Controls

3887 Eviction of Foreign Nationals

3887 Enemy Property Introductions Issued by the Ministry of Finance

3887 Five Men Mission

3887 Foreign Property List

3887 German Assets in Japan

3888 Claims, Returned

3888 CCD Intercept on Agrarian Land Reform

3888 Industrial Property Laws

3888 Indian Reparations and Restitution Delegation Representative

3888 Inventory of Dutch Property

3888 Japanese Nationals, Request Info.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1121

Box Subject

3888 Japanese Properties in Taiwan Province

3888 Jaranilla, Delfin (Judge)

3888 Peace Treaty of Japan

3888 Peace Treaty

3888 Purgees

3888 Scrapping of Former Japanese Naval Vessels

3888 Securities Repatriated from Mukden

3888 Stock Sales by HCLC

3888 Japanese Securities Owned by Japanese Abroad

3888 Japanese Shares Looted in France

3888 Share Holdings in Japanese Companies

3888 United Nations Branch Copy

3888 Property, Disposition of

3888 Reimbursement for Transportation Expenses of Japanese Repatriates

3888 List of Allied Shareholders (Official Japanese Government Report) - Amount 

of Yen Paid in SPA A/C Due to Forced Sale of Allied Nationals Shareholdings

3888 Russian R&R Delegation

3889 Custody Accounts (SCAP)

3889 Siamese Embassy Gold - Vols. I-II (2 folders)

3889 Siamese Students Association

3889 Sian Chinese Red Cross Hospital

3889 Silk - Allocated to CPO

3889 Rentals on Vested Property

3889 Repatriates, Japanese

3889 Repatriation

3889 Repatriation of German and Austrian Nationals

3889 Reparations

3889 Reports, Military Government Monthly Activities - Vol. I (October 1948-May 

1949)

3889 Reports, Military Government Monthly Activities - Vol. II (June 1949-August 

1949)

3889 Reports of United Nations National Stockholding in Japanese Corporations

3890 Reports Control Procedures

3890 Report from Hyogo-ken on United Nations Nationals’ Properties

3890 Report on Expenditure of the Preservation Works of United Nations Property

3890 Semi-Permanent Resident Permits

3890 Swiss Property – Claims

3890 Telephone Rights & Equipment

3890 Treasury Licenses

3890 Treaty of Peace with Hungary – 1947

3890 Turkish Military Cemetery at Tokyo

3890 SFE 196

3890 United Nations Machinery Removed from Reparations Inventory

3890 United Nations Machinery Removed from Reparations

3890 United Nations Real Property in Japan

3890 United Nations Real Property in Japan (Extra Copy)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1122

Box Subject

3890 United Nations Property in China

3890 United Nations Properties

3890 United Nations and Ex-Axis

3890 Visas

3890 Vehicles, Belgian

3890 USSR Property

3891 Vehicles - British Embassy

3891 Vehicles - Canadian Legation

3891 Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

3891 Vehicles - Danish Legation

3891 Vehicles – French

3891 Vehicles – General

3891 Vehicles - Greek Legation

3891 Vehicles – Mexican

3891 Vehicles – Netherlands

3891 Vehicles - Occupation Use

3891 Vehicles – Panamanian

3891 Vehicles - Portuguese Legation

3891 Vehicles - Purchase of Embassy Vehicle

3891 Vehicles - Spanish Legation

3891 Vehicles - Turkish Embassy

3891 Vehicles - United Nationals

3891 Vehicles - U.S. Embassy

3891 War Indemnity Tax

3891 SCAPINS - 26 to 1900 (6 folders)

3891 SCAPIN 1965/2

3891 SCAPINS - 1900 to 2000

3891 SCAPIN 2168: Korean Registered Vehicle

3892 SCAPINS - 2187-B

3892 SCAPINS - 2188 & 2189 (Puppet Government Property in Japan)

3892 SCAPINS - 2000 to 7207 (10 folders)

3892 SCAPINS - 7400 to 7492-A

3892 Daily Actions - 1 January 1951 to 29 November 1951

3893 Volume III - British Property, Including Property of the Karuizawa Summer 

Residents Association (Karuizawa Area)

3893 Volume II - American Property, Karuizawa Area

3893 Conversion Tables

3893 USAFFE Claims Manual - Investigation, Processing and Settlement of Claims 

in the Southwest Pacific Area

3893 Sales Catalog of Unidentified Machinery (Machinery Seized from Countries 

Occupied by the Japanese Armed Forces and Unidentified as to Country of 

Origin)

3893 Property Reports of German Nationals

3894 Memo Accounts: Austrian (88001-88024)

3894 Memo Accounts: Arabia (52000-52099)

3894 Memo Accounts: Argentine (95000-95099)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1123

Box Subject

3894 Memo Accounts: Belgian (60000-60099)

3894 Memo Accounts: Czechoslovakia (60500-60599)

3894 Memo Accounts: Danish (61000-61099)

3894 Memo Accounts: Egypt (55000-55099)

3894 Memo Accounts: Estonia (92000-92099)

3894 Memo Accounts: Finnish (85501-85516)

3894 Memo Accounts: Formosan (39001-39004)

3894 Memo Accounts: French (62001-62599) (6 folders)

3894 Memo Accounts: Greece (61500-61599)

3894 Memo Accounts: Hungarian (26017-26030)

3894 Memo Accounts: Individual Italian Nationals (86001-86099)

3894 Memo Accounts: Individual Italian Nationals (86100-86199)

3895 Memo Accounts: Individual Italian Nationals (86200-86330)

3895 Memo Accounts: Iran & Armenia (50000-50099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Iraq (50500-50599)

3895 Memo Accounts: Latin America (70000-79999)

3895 Memo Accounts: Lebanon (51000-51099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Luxemburg (63000-63099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Nationality Unknown (94000-94099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Norwegian (63500-63599)

3895 Memo Accounts: Philippine (51500-51699) (2 folders)

3895 Memo Accounts: Poland (64000-64099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Portugal (81000-81099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Rumanian (27001-27015)

3895 Memo Accounts: Siamese (86501-86681) (2 folders)

3895 Memo Accounts: Spain (81500-81599)

3895 Memo Accounts: Stateless (85000-85099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Swedish (82000-82099)

3895 Memo Accounts: Switzerland (82500-82599)

3895 Memo Accounts: Syria (52500-52599)

3895 Memo Accounts: Turkish (64500-64599)

3896 Memo Accounts: Ukraine (96000-96099)

3896 Memo Accounts: USSR (65000-65299) (3 folders)

3896 Memo Accounts: Yugoslavia (67000-67099)

3896 Memo Accounts: White Russian (90000-90099)

3896 Memo Accounts: White Russian (90100-90199)

3896 Akita Bank Ltd. - Hokkoku Bank

3896 Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

3896 Chiyoda Bank

3896 Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Tokyo

3896 Hyakugo Bank, Ltd. - Saitama Bank

3896 Hypothec Bank

3896 Mitsubishi Bank - Nos. 1-3 (3 folders)

3896 National City Bank of New York

3896 Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.V., Tokyo

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1124

Box Subject

3897 Sanin Godo Bank - Yokohama Koshin Bank

3897 Sumitomo Bank

3897 Bank of Taiwan

3897 Teikoku Bank, Nos. 1-4 (4 folders)

3897 Teikoku Bank - A, B & D

3897 Yokohama Specie Bank (3 folders)

3898 Yokohama Specie Bank - Deposit of United Nations Nationals

3898 Yokohama Specie Bank - Netherlands Trading Society

3898 Yokohama Specie Bank - Netherlands Trading Society

3898 Yokohama Specie Bank - Nederlandsch-Indische Handelsbank

3898 Yokohama Specie Bank - Netherland India Commercial Bank

3898 Bank of Japan - Profit and Interest Account in Special Property 

Administration Account

3898 Report of the Process of Administration - The Chartered Bank of India, 

Australia & China (Kobe Branch)

3899 Report of the Process of Administration - The Chartered Bank of India, 

Australia & China (Yokohama Branch)

3899 Report of the Process of Administration - The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking 

Corporation (Kobe Branch, Tokyo Branch) (2 folders)

3900 Report of the Process of Administration - The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking 

3900 Corporation (Yokohama Branch)

3900 Report of the Process of Administration - The National City Bank of New York 

(Tokyo Branch)

3900 Balance of the Special Property Administration Account with the Bank of 

Japan (as of June 30, December 31,1951) (2 folders)

3900 Report of the Process of Administration - Nederlandsch Indische 

Handelsbank, N.V. (Tokyo Branch, Kobe Branch) (2 folders)

3901 Report of the Process of Administration - Nederlandsch Indische 

Handelsbank, N.V. (Kobe Branch) (2 folders)

3901 Report of the Process of Administration - Nederlandsch Indische 

Handelsbank, N.V. (Tokyo Branch)

3901 General Ledger - Africa, Asia, Neutral & Misc. (001)

3901 General Ledger - Africa, Asia, Neutral & Misc. (006)

3901 General Ledger - Europe (001)

3901 General Ledger - Europe (006)

3901 General Ledger - Latin Americans (001)

3901 General Ledger - Latin Americans (006)

3901 General Ledger - Special Status Nations (001)

3901 General Ledger - Special Status Nations (004)

3901 Journal Distribution Sheets - Special Status Nations

3901 General Ledger - Enemy Nations (Excluding Japan & Germany) (004)

3901 General Ledger - Enemy Nationals Sub-Branch - Austrian Accounts

3901 General Ledger (003)

3902 General Ledger (008)

3902 Bank Deposit Ledger - Neutral & Allied National Sub-Branch

3902 General Journal - Neutral & Allied Nations Sub-Branch

3902 B.D. - Distribution Sheets - Neutral & Allied Nations Sub-Branch

3902 Distribution Sheets - Neutral & Allied Nations Sub-Branch

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1125

Box Subject

3902 Allied & Neutral Nations - B.D. Journal (1-14)

3902 Neutral and Allied Nations - Summation Reports

3902 Special Status Nations - J.G. Journal

3902 Neutral & Allied Nations - Special Reports

3902 Neutral & Allied Nations - I.J.G. Journal (1-47)

3902 Special Status Nations - B.D. Journal

3902 Standards for the Elimination of Excessive Concentration of Economic Power

3902 The Final Report on the Property Safe-Deposited with Hongkong and 

Shanghai Banking Corporation

3902 Japan Mission of Reformed Church in Japan

3902 Properties Owned by Tsurumi Rinko R.R. Kabushiki Kaisha

3902 Properties Owned by Standard Sempaku Kabushiki Kaisha (USA)

3902 Properties Owned by Standard Vacuum Oil Company (USA)

3902 No Title

3902 United Nations Property Not Taken into Custody

3903 Properties Owned by Standard Vacuum Oil Company (USA)

3903 Properties Owned by Nippon Vacuum Oil Kabushiki Kaisha

3903 Trademark, Copyrights, Royalties, Patents - General Miscellaneous 

Information

3903 Patent Property – America

3903 Trademarks – America

3903 Trademarks, Patent Property, Royalties - United Nations

3903 Japanese Government Owned Property

3903 USA

3903 Canada

3903 Norway

3903 Patent Property – British

3903 Registration of Trademarks

3903 British

3904 Patents and Trademarks – France (2 folders)

3904 Switzerland

3904 Copyrights & Trademarks - Check Notes

3904 Foreign Property Division Basic Policy Directives

3904 Restoration SCAPINS (1400-5700)

3904 Restoration SCAPINS (5700-6300)

3904 Restoration SCAPINS (6300- )

3910 USA, #1

3910 Trademarks - America, #2

3911 Trademarks, British, #1-#2 (2 folders)

3911 Patents Designs, Utility Models, Check Notes

3911 Patent License Agreements

3911 Patents, Designs, Utility

3911 Patents Law

3911 Miscellaneous

3911 Patent Policy File

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1126

Box Subject

3911 Policy & Procedure File

3911 Copyright Account, File No. 1

3911 Exclusive Licenses - W.L.I.P.

3911 Australia

3911 Austria

3911 Brazil

3911 Czechoslovakia

3911 Denmark

3911 Dutch

3912 Bank of Chosen (Tokyo, Kobe, Nagoya, Osaka Branches) (4 folders)

3912 Reading File

3912 Korean Vesting Decree

3912 Films

3912 Kinsei Mining Co. (Korea)

3912 Conference Memos

3912 Memos to Director - General Board of Patents & Standards

3912 PSB Reports

3912 IBM Reports

3912 Report on Progress and Activities

3912 Monthly Reports

3912 Production Reports

3912 Reports from JG in Compliance with SCAPIN 1371-A

3912 Reports in Compliance with SCAPIN 2811-A

3912 Memo Accounts: China (30001-30199) (2 folders)

3913-3918 Memo Accounts: China 

3918-3920 Declarations by Chinese Nationals 

3920 Chinese Correspondence

3920 General Ledger: China (001, 006) (2 folders)

3920 Chinese Shareholders, A-Z (2 folders)

3921 Bolivian Government Claim

3921 Claim for Fire Damage

3921 Claims – Miscellaneous

3921 Claims of Chinese Laborers

3921 Missionaries - Our Lady of Mercy (Spanish)

3921 Pearls, Restitution to Swiss Mission, Kobe

3921 La Societe de Banque Suisse (Swiss)

3921 Spanish (Miscellaneous)

3921 Special Status [Empty Folder]

3921 Miscellaneous Swedish Government Property

3921 Miscellaneous Swiss Property

3921 Turkish Property

3921 Vehicles, Thailand

3921 Vessels, Italian

3922 Films

3922 Films - United Nations

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1127

Box Subject

3922 Sumotomo Bank - A, B, & D

3922 Report on Liquidation Proceeding of Banks in Japan

3922 United Nations Report to Washington (19 September 1946)

3922 United Kingdom Liaison Mission in Japan

3922 United Nations Nationals in Japanese Banks - (Not SPAA) - Audit Test 

Checks, 28 February 1950

3922 Bank of Thailand

3922 Allied Nations Bank Statement of Banque Franco-Japonaise (Kobe Branch) (2 

folders)

3922 Banque de l’Indo-Chine (Tokyo Branch)

3922 Foreign Creditors’ Yen and Security Deposit Account

3922 French

3922 National City Bank of New York

3922 Japanese Government Inventory of United Nations Real Property - Submitted 

on 8 August 1950

3922 Information and Inventory Reports (Request)

3922 List of Depositors in United Nations Banks in Japan on December 7, 1941

3922 American, British & Dutch

3922 United Nations Miscellaneous

3922 Netherlands Military Mission

3922 Custodians - Names and Addresses

3923 External Assets

3923 British – Miscellaneous

3923 Bank Account

3923 Australian Reparations & Restitution Delegation

3923 Netherlands Reparations & Restitution Delegation

3923 United Kingdom Reparations & Restitution Delegation

3923 Entry - Clearance – Japan

3923 American & Dutch Church Mission, The

3923 Finland Lutheran Evangelical Association

3923 USA Property – Miscellaneous

3923 Japanese Properties

3923 Allied Properties - General (1) (3 folders)

3923 Banks

3923 British Interests in Movable and Immovable Property in Japan Registered 

with Trading with the Enemy Department

3923 I & I Reports for the Properties of Allied Personnel Still to be Submitted, as 

of 16 December 46

3923 Reports - Civil Property Custodian Monthly

3924 Analysis - American, British & Dutch Properties

3924 No Title

3924 Ujigawa Electric Power Co., Ltd. Financial Statements

3924 Foreign Property Division Policy File

3924 Yokohama Specie Bank Vesting Orders

3924 Yen – Funds

3924 No Title

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1128

Box Subject

3924 Bonds Foreign Currency (Japanese Government Report)

3924 Bonds Foreign Currency (Report)

3925 Argentina (95001-95099)

3925 Armenia (50071-50080)

3925 Austria (88017)

3925 Belgium (60001-60499)

3925 Belgium (Miscellaneous)

3925 Belgium (Share Holders)

3925 Bolivia (70001-70499)

3925 Brazil (70501-70999)

3925 Brazil (Correspondence)

3925 Chile (71001-71449)

3925 Columbia (71501-71999)

3925 Costa Rica (72001-72499)

3925 Czechoslovakia (60501-60999)

3925 Czechoslovakia (Miscellaneous)

3925 Denmark (61001-61499)

3925 Denmark (Miscellaneous

3925 Dominican Republic (73001-73499)

3925 Ecuador (73501-73999)

3925 Egypt (55001-55499)

3925 Egypt (Shareholders)

3925 Egypt (Miscellaneous)

3925 Formosa (39001-39014)

3925 France (Correspondence)

3925 France (Shareholders)

3925 Greece (61501-61999)

3925 Guatemala (74001-74999)

3925 Honduras (75001-75499)

3925 Iran (50001-50499)

3925 Java

3925 Lebanon (51001-51499)

3925 Lebanon (Miscellaneous)

3925 Luxembourg (64001-64999)

3925 Mexico (75501-75999)

3925 Norway (63501-63599)

3925 Norway (Shareholders)

3925 Norway (Miscellaneous)

3925 Panama (76501-76999)

3925 Peru (77501-77999)

3926 Philippines (51501-51633) (3 folders)

3926 Philippines (51634- )

3926 Philippines (Shareholders)

3926 Philippines (Miscellaneous)

3926 Philippines Embassy Inventory

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1129

Box Subject

3926 Poland (64001-64999)

3926 Poland (Miscellaneous)

3926 Russia (65012-65414) (3 folders)

3926 Russia (Miscellaneous)

3926 Russia (Shareholders)

3926 Siam (86501-86681)

3926 Siam (Correspondence)

3926 Syria (52501-52999)

3926 Syria (Miscellaneous)

3926 Thailand

3926 Turkey (64501-64999)

3926 Turkey (Correspondence)

3926 Ukrania (96001-96020)

3926 Uruguay (78501-78999)

3926 Venezuela (79001-79499)

3926 Yugoslavia (67001-67499)

3926 Yugoslavia (Correspondence)

3931 Dutch Alphabetical

3931 Claims (Dutch): 15002-15055

3932 Claims (Dutch): 15099-15215

3933 The Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China (British Depositors)

3933 The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. (British Depositors)

3933 Hypothec Bank of Japan (British Depositors)

3933 Mitsui Trust Company (British Depositors)

3933 Mitsubishi Bank (British Depositors)

3933 The National City Bank of New York (British Depositors)

3933 The Nippon Savings Bank (British Depositors)

3933 Nomura Bank (British Depositors)

3933 The Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. (British Depositors)

3933 Teikoku Bank, Ltd. (British Depositors)

3933 Yokohama Specie Bank (British Depositors)

3933 Yokohama Koshin Bank (British Depositors)

3933 British (Canadian - Miscellaneous)

3933 British Misc. - Indian Nationals (A-M) (M-Z) (2 folders)

3933 British Nationals - Misc. (A-C) (D-I) (J-M) (3 folders)

3934 British Nationals - Misc. (M-S)

3934 British Nationals - Misc. (T-Z)

3934 Balances of the Special Property Administration Account in the Bank of Japan 

1947-1950 (four folders)

3934 Australian Banks

3934 Bank Deposits of Chinese Nationals

3934 Bank Deposits of Filipinos

3934 Banque de l’Indo-Chine (FR)

3934 Belgian Government Property

3934 Bonds, Foreign Currency (Correspondence with Bondholders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1130

Box Subject

3934 Bonds, Foreign Currency - Japanese Government Correspondence with 

Bondholders

3934 Bonds, Japanese - Owned by Netherlands Nationals

3934 Bonds, Swiss Owned Foreign Currency

3935 Miscellaneous British Depositors

3935 De Javasche Bank

3935 Escompto Bank, N.V., Djakarta

3935 Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd.

3935 Philippine Banks

3935 State Bank of British North Borneo

3935 Sumitomo Bank Ltd., Tokyo Branch

3935 Sumitomo Trust Co., Ltd.

3935 Telecon Oil Company Restitution

3935 Twentsche Bank, N.V.

3935 Vaults, U.S., Bank of Japan

3935 O.R.G. Vervuurts Banking Corporation

3935 Westminster Bank Ltd.

3935 Yokohama Specie Bank Chinese Depositors

3935 Audits of Bank of Japan and Imperial Mint, Osaka

3935 Administration of Production Programs in Japan

3935 Mitsubishi Denki K.K.

3935 J. & P. Coats, Ltd. - Report on the Accounts of Teikoku Seishi Kabushiki 

Kaisha

3935 Repatriated Diplomats: A-1 to A-188 (2 folders)

3936 Repatriated Diplomats: B-1 to B-52 (2 folders)

3936 Repatriated Diplomats: C-1 to C-68

3936 Allied Properties in Japan Seized by Japanese Government during the War (7 

folders)

3937 Allied Properties in Japan Seized by Japanese Government during the War

3937 Log Book of Accounts - Citizens by USA

3937 Log Book of Accounts - British (Alphabetical)

3937 Log Book of Accounts - Dutch (Alphabetical)

3937 Log Book of Accounts – China

3937 Log Book of Accounts - Russia, China

3937 Log Book of Accounts - United Nations, Books I-II (2 folders)

3937 Log Book of Accounts - Neutral Nations

3937 Log Book of Accounts - Special Status Nations

3940 Inventory of United Nations Property (8 August 1950)

3941 Foreign Creditors’ Yen and Security Deposit Account, I-II (2 folders)

3942 Neutral Allied Nations - IJG Journals - Chinese Only

3942 Reports of Foreign Films for Inspection - United Nations - Rebind 24 April 

1950

3942 Liquidation of Banks

3942 Shoko Bank of Taiwan

3942 Formosan Claims for Bonds, Insurance Payments, etc.

3942 Chow Ring Ppaku (Chinese)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1131

Box Subject

3942 Chosen Shogyo Ginko

3942 Chosen Chochiku Ginko

3942 Hankow Bank

3942 Shanghai Bank

3942 Choko Bank, Korea

3942 Sainan Bank

3942 Base Metals - Sangyo Fukko Kodan

3942 Base Metals Investigation (Looted)

3942 Tottori Catholic Church (Australian)

3942 Burma State Bank

3942 Cinchona Bank, Formosan

3942 Chinese Claims to Fishing Vessels in Japanese Waters

3942 French Indo-China Gold

3942 Vehicle “Italian”

3942 Indelli, Mario

3942 Italian Consular in Kenya, Africa

3942 Italian Funds

3942 Italian Gold

3943 Dieden, A/B Herbert & Co.

3943 Miramar, S.S.

3943 Swiss Firm Ganzoni & Co.

3943 Siber Henger & Co., Kobe

3943 Siamese Property (General)

3943 Sewing Machines – Siam

3943 Nielson Hays Library – Bangkok

3943 Special Status Nations

3943 Bank of Taiwan

3943 Taiwan Jukogyo K.K.

3943 Chuka Seitetsu K.K.

3943 Korean Property Stored by Japanese Railways

3943 Vessels Korean Illegally Detained

3943 Korean Seals (2 folders)

3943 Keizan Maru

3943 Kuroshio Maru

3943 Italian Property

3943 Korean Claims

3943 Foreign Seamen Beneficiary Funds & Korean Condolence Payments

3943 Koreans - Impounded Funds

3943 183 Nederlandsche Indische Handelsbank

3943 List of Valuables Missing from Bank Vaults Due to Japanese Occupation (2 

folders)

3944 Zai Nihon Congressional Senkyoshi Shadan (00008)

3944 Korea - Photostat Copies of Records - Prince Lee Properties

3944 The Association of Presbyterian Missionaries in Japan

3944 Yokohama General Hospital (05590) - Extra Copy

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1132

Box Subject

3944 Dunlop Rubber (05183) - Extra Copy

3944 Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation (05957) - Extra Copy

3944 J.G. Waller (05578)

3944 Tsuyama Depot of the Shell Company of Japan (Photos)

3944 International Nickel Co., Ltd.

3945 Conference Memorandum, Vols. I-V (5 folders)

3945 Policy

3945 SCAPIN: 629-A to 2996-A

3945 SCAPIN: 3003-A to 3983-A

3945 SCAPIN: 4003-A to 5096-A

3945 SCAPIN: 5101-A to 5999-A

3946 SCAPIN: 6001-A to 6499-A

3946 SCAPIN: 6509-A to 6996-A

3946 SCAPIN: 6613-A to 6821-A

3946 SCAPIN: 7010-A to 7497-A

3946 SCAPIN: 26 – 1082

3946 SCAPIN: 1115 – 1482

3946 SCAPIN 1880

3946 SCAPIN 1880/4

3946 SCAPIN: 1900 - 1900/8

3946 SCAPIN: 2020 – 2189

3946 Files Out

3946 Report, SCAPIN 1856

3946 Report, SCAPIN 1965

3946 No Title

3958 SWNCC 357

3958 Reports: Utility Models & Trademarks of United Nations

3958 Reports: Quadripartite Committee for Japanese Affairs in Portugal

3958 Report, Roe (Alien Property Custodian)

3958 Reports: SCAPIN Status

3958 Report: Scientific & Technical Information

3958 Report: S.F.E. on Japanese Patents

3958 Report: Patent Office (Various)

3958 F.E.C. Meeting & Minutes, Committee No. 3

3958 SWNCC 369

3958 Report - CPC Examination of Patent, Design, and Copyright Properties (CD428)

3958 Report: Patent Situation in Japan

3958 Reports: FEC 230

3958 FEC 284

3958 Report: Patent Property Report

3958 Report: Patent Property Annual Summation

3958 Patent Property Reports of Allied Nations (Excessive Licenses)

3958 Reports: Patent Production Records of Allied Nations

3958 Report on the Cinchona Bark and Quinine Derivatives

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1133

Box Subject

3958 Report: Patent Situation in Korea

3958 FEC

3958 Reports: SFE 196 - Abrogation of Restrictive Contracts of Japanese Firms in 

International Trade

3958 Report: Progress, P.P. Division

3959 Comprehensive Report on Patent Property, November 1947

3959 Report on Progress and Activities (2 folders)

3959 Reports: Progress, Patents & Copyrights Sub-Branch, Accounts Branch, 

Comptroller Division

3959 Far Eastern Commission Meetings and Minutes (2 folders)

3959 List of Monetary Effects of prisoners of war and Military Internees Which are 

Not Remitted to Prisoner of War Information Bureau, Dutch

3959 List of Monetary Effects of prisoners of war and Military Internees Which are 

Not Remitted to Prisoner of War Information Bureau, England

3959 List of Monetary Effects of Prisoners of War and Military Internees, American

3959 List of Monetary Effects of Prisoners of War & Military Internees 

(Miscellaneous)

3960 Agreements re Gold Transaction Concerning the Government of Japan, 

the Government of France, the Banque de l’Indochine, and the Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers

3960 Indochina Gold Release, Lot 78

3960 Gold - Bank of Indochina, Lot 5320

3960 Siamese Gold, Lot 5321

3960 Fine Weight Extension, Italian Gold, Lot 5322

3960 Siamese Gold, Lot 78

3960 Siamese Gold, Lot 5418

3960 Vessels - Korean I-V (5 folders)

3960 Korean Reporting (Miscellaneous)

3960 Korean Claims for Ships - C/N to Chief of Staff

3960 Vessels - Korean (Chronological Summary of Korean Claim for Ships)

3960 Korean Education Foundation

3960 Foreign Creditors’ Yen Deposit Account (Report for December 1951 & Jan 

1952) III

3961 Recapitulations of Liquidation Completed - Reorganizing Companies (Annex 

E)

3961 Recapitulations of Liquidation Completed - Non-Operating Companies, from 

A to Z (Annex E) (2 folders)

3961 Policy File

3961 Final Report on Liquidation/Reorganization of Branches and Agencies

3962 Receipts for Restitution of Looted Property – 1952

3962 SCAPIN File II (1948 and 1949, 1950) - Memoranda for the Japanese 

Government Initiated in Miscellaneous Property Branch, Foreign Property 

Division, CPC

3962 Reading File - Liquidation and Reorganization - Branches and Agencies of 

Companies with Head Offices Abroad

3962 Reading File - April 1950 thru December 1951

3962 L-4 Releases No. 1

3962 Radio Incoming

3962 L-4 Warehouse Release Forms - Looted Property, 1952

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1134

Box Subject

3962 Coding for Looted Property

3962 Looted Property by Location - Report No. 20 (September-Oct.-November 

1951), Final

3962 Looted Property by Commodity - Report No. 20 (September-Oct.-Nov. 1951), 

Final

3962 Procedure for Claiming Looted Property (1952)

3962 Looted Property

3962 No Title

3962 Monthly Reports - United Nations Branch - M.B. Rehn

3962 Miscellaneous Policy File, Folder #2

3962 Prize Court Proceeding

3962 Release of Property to the JG Determined Not Looted, 1952

3962 United Kingdom - Looted Property in Karuizawa

3962 Manshu Maru

3962 Bokuei Maru

3962 Terrell, O.D. – Yacht

3962 Chinese Cultural Objects

3962 Op ten Noort - Inactive – Dutch

3962 Neishi, Giichi (Japanese)

3962 Chinese Copper Coins at Kawaguchi

3962 Base Metals - Sangyo Fukko Kodan

3962 Receipts Form

3962 Chrome Ore - Philippine Islands

3962 Chrome Ore - Philippine Government

3963 Policy Directives on Looted Property

3963 Lead – Chinese

3963 Tin, Rubber, Aluminum Ore - Salvage of Matsukawa Maru

3963 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.

3963 No Title

3963 Receipts for Restoration, August 1949

3963 Restitution Receipts, January 1951

3963 Receipts for Restoration, 1950

3963 Restoration Receipts, December 1951

3963 Restoration Status - Shell Company of Japan

3963 Real Property Restoration Status - Indian, Australian, Russian, Chinese, 

Miscellaneous

3963 Real Property Restoration Status – Netherlands

3963 Real Property Restoration Status – French

3963 Real Property Restoration Status - U.S.

3963 Real Property Restoration Status – British

3963 Real Property Restoration Status - Canadian

3964 Manchukuo Students Kaikan, Vols. I-II (2 folders)

3964 Japanese Government Custody - Newly Mined Metals General Ledger

3964 Precious Metals Codes Complete, 30 March 1950

3964 Diamond Catalogue

3964 Reports on SCAPIN 7405-A and SCAPIN 7426-A

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

United Nations Property Unit — Entry 1610: Miscellaneous United Nations Correspondence File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1135

Box Subject

3964 Transfer of Custody and Responsibility for Residual Stocks in U.S. Vaults, 

Bank of Japan

3964 United Nations Property Policy File, Part I-III, Pending Policy Matters on 

United Nations Property

3964 SAOUS Reports - Precious Metals

3964 Suspense Accounts - U.S. Vaults

3964 Miscellaneous Papers

3964 SCAPIN Folder

3965 Burmese Puppet Government Property, Vol. I (1946-1949)

3965 Burmese Puppet Government Property, Vol. II (from January 1950 to —)

3965 Burmese Puppet Government (Extra Copies)

3965 Copies of P M Release Vouchers

3965 Prince Lee Eun

3965 Chinese Puppet

3965 Manchukuo Puppet Embassy

3965 Manchukuo Puppet Government - General File

3965 Manchukuo Puppet Embassy (Extras)

3965 Mongolian Government

3965 Nanking Puppet Property

3965 Philippine Embassy (Puppet) Properties, Vols. I-II (2 folders)

3965 Puppet Government – General

3965 No Title

Enemy Property Branch

Decimal File (0331-UD-1611)

Boxes 3999-4016 location: 290/15/31/01

General Subject Files (1945-1951 0331-UD- 1612)

Boxes 4017-4087 location: 290/15/31/07

Box Subject

4017 No Title

4017 Tally-in-Receipts: 1 thru 240 (12 folders)

4018 Locator Chart - Setagaya Warehouse

4018 Tally-in-Receipts: 241 thru 490 (9 folders)

4018 Tally-in-Receipts: 467, Final Receipt Released 5 December 1947

4018 Tally-in-Receipts: 491 thru 520

4019 No Title

4019 Tally-in-Receipts: 521 thru 930 (11 folders)

4020 323.3: SCAPIN - Military Government

4020 Custody Property Release Slips: #1-3000 (7 folders)

4021 Business Organizations - Copies to Accompany Property Release Slips for Yen 

Property

4021 Business Organizations - GSPU – Spare

4021 Master Copy - GPSU - List I, Book 1 – Spare

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1136

Box Subject

4021 Master Copy - GPSU - List I, Book 2 – Spare

4021 Master Copy - GPSU - List II - Spare

4021 Yen Property - K List

4021 Yen Property - List I, Book 1

4021 Yen Property - List I, Book 2

4021 Yen Property - List II

4021 Yen Property - List III

4021 Yen Property – Unknown

4022 C-61 & AB-2, List 1 (28 July 1951)

4022 C-61 & AB-2, List 2 (28 July 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-53 B/S (20 January 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-57 (14 April 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-60 (5 May 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-60, List 2 (5 May 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-60, No. 1 (5 May 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-61, Numerical B/S (28 July 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-63, Lists 1 and 2 (20 October 1951) (2 folders)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-63, Numerical (20 October 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-64, List 1 (27 October 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-64, Numerical (27 October 1951)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-65, Lists 1 and 2 (10 November 1951) (2 folders)

4022 Contraband Sale: C-65, Numerical (10 November 1951)

4022 Contraband Sealed Bids Sale: C-62 (19 September 1951)

4022 German Property Sealed Bid Sale: S-18, Numerical (14 September 1951)

4023 Contraband Sale: C-66, Lists 1 and 2 (22 December 1951) (2 folders)

4023 Contraband Sale: C-66, Numerical B/S (22 December 1951)

4023 German Sale: B-10 (1 October 1950)

4023 German Sale: B-10, Numerical B/S (7 October 1950)

4023 German Sale: B-15, List 2 (18 November 1950)

4023 German Sale: B-17, List 1 (28 November 1950)

4023 German Sale: B-17, Numerical B/S (29 November 1950, 9 Dec 1950, 17 Jan 

1951)

4023 German Sale: B-22, Numerical B/S (20 January 1951)

4023 German Sale: B-23 (20 April 1951)

4023 German Sale: B-24 (21 April 1951)

4023 German Sale: B-27, Lists 1 and 2 (13 October 1951) (2 folders)

4023 German Sale: B-27, Numerical B/S (13 October 1951)

4023 German Sale: B-28, Lists 1 and 2 (3 November 1951) (2 folders)

4023 German Sale: B-28, Numerical B/S (3 November 1951)

4023 German Sale: B-3, Numerical B/S (15 July 1950)

4024 Bills of Sale - Numerical Cys for Various Sealed Bid Sales

4024 Civil Property Custodian Setagaya W/house Visitors Register

4024 German Sale: B-29, Lists 1 and 2 (24 November 1951) (2 folders)

4024 German Sale: B-29, Numerical (24 November 1951)

4024 German Sale: B-30, List 1 (1 December 1951)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry: 1612, General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1137

Box Subject

4024 German Sale: B-30, List 2 (1 December 1951)

4024 German Sale: B-30, Numerical B/L (1 December 1951)

4024 German Sale: B-31, Lists 1 and 2 (8 December 1951) (2 folders)

4024 German Sale: B-31, Numerical (8 December 1951)

4024 List of Looted Book - CPC No. 10058 (Stored at Tokyo 1st National Hospital)

4024 Warehouse Copy - German Property, Rec #1 to 50

4024 Warehouse Copy - German Property, Rec #51 to 150 (2 folders)

4024 Warehouse Copy - German Property, Receipt #9

4025 German Jewelry, Silverware and Intrinsic Value Items (Non-Sentimental), Files 1-

3 (3 folders)

4025 German Property: Sentimental Items, Alphabetical

4025 German Property: Sentimental Items, by Account No.

4025 German Property: Sentimental Items, Numerical

4025 Index to Warehoused Movable Assets Listing Individual, Business & Government 

Accounts Showing Account No., Name, Receipt Nos. at Tokyo Warehouse, 

Kagohara Warehouse, Osaka Warehouse, Kurihama Warehouse (May 1950)

4026 German Jewelry, Book I (20011-23217) (3 folders)

4027 German Jewelry, Silverware and Intrinsic Value Items (Non-Sentimental) - 

Numeric by Lot, Nos. 1-3 (3 folders)

4027 Sentimental Items - German Property, Numerical by Lot

4028 German Owned Stamp Collections - Sealed Bid (5 December 1950)

4028 German Property: Master Index of Germans - Alpha Order by Name (6 Sept. 

1950)

4028 German Property: Master Index of Germans - Numerical Order by Account (6 

September 1950)

4028 Inventory of Sentimental Items of German Property Shipped to Germany via S.S. 

Bogota (13 July 1950)

4028 Looted Property from Bank, Release No. 6261

4028 Report of Inventory - Report No. 568, Account No. 20186 (1-4) (4 folders)

4028 Sentimental Items Returned to German Owners in Account Number Order (13 July 

1950)

4028 Unknown Germans, Acct. No. 22222 - Inventory of Moveable Assets - 20 Sept. 

1945 (Corrected 4 August 1950)

4029 P-Sale: B/S (1 to 500), German Property (25 June 1949)

4029 P-Sale: List & Voids, German Property (25 June 1949)

4029 R-Sale: B/S (1 to 400), Yen Sale, German Property (9 July 1949)

4029 R-Sale: List & Voids, Yen Sale, German Property

4029 S-Sale: B/S (1 to 400), Yen Sale, German Property (13 July 1949)

4029 S-Sale: List & Voids, Yen Sale, German Property (13 July 1949)

4029 T-Sale: B/S (1 to 415), Yen Sale, German Property (16 July 1949)

4029 T-Sale: List & Voids, Yen Sale German Property (16 July 1949)

4030 U-Sale: B/S, No Copy (2d), German Property (20 July 1949)

4030 U-Sale: List & Voids, Yen Sale, German Property (20 July 1949)

4030 V-Sale: #1 - 500 (23 July 1949)

4030 V-Sale: Voids, Yen Sale, German Property (23 July 1949)

4030 W-Sale: B/S (1 to 200), Yen Sale, German Property (27 July 1949)

4030 W-Sale: B/S (201 to 497), Yen Sale, German Property (27 July 1949)

4030 W-Sale: List & Voids, Yen Sale, German Property (27 July 1949)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1138

Box Subject

4030 X-Sale: B/S (1 to 250), Yen Sale, German Property (30 July 1949)

4030 X-Sale: B/S (251 to 500), Yen Sale, German Property (30 July 1949)

4030 X-Sale: List, Yen Sale, German Property (30 July 1949)

4031 AB-Sale: B/S (1 to 300), German Property (17 September 1949 - 24 September 

1949)

4031 AB-Sale: List & Void, B/S (301 to 608), German Property (17-24 September 

1949)

4031 AC-Sale: Auctioneer List (24 September 1949)

4031 AC-Sale: Numerical, B/S (1 to 321), German Property (24 September 1949)

4031 Y-Sale: B/S (1 to 633), German Property (6 August 1949) (2 folders)

4031 Y-Sale: List/Void, German Property Yen Sale (6 August 1949)

4031 Y-Series: Yen-Sale, German Property (6 August 1949) - Office Copy

4032 1-3 Sales: Contraband Bid Sales, Numerical Copy File (12 May 1950)

4032 5-1 Sale: 1950 German Sale, B/S Numerical (24 June 1950)

4032 AD-Sale: B/S (Contraband) Vault File/Auctioneer List (15 October 1949)

4032 AE-Sale: B/S & List (5 November 1949)

4032 AG-Sale: B/S & Voids/German Property Yen-Sale Auctioneer List (9 Dec 1949)

4032 AH-Sale: Numerical File (Contraband) - Auctioneer List (17 December 1949)

4032 AJ-Sale: Numerical File (Contraband)/Auctioneer Lists (7 January 1950)

4032 AK-Sale: Contraband B/S No. 1-205 Numerical (25 February 1950)

4032 AK-Sale: Contraband, Lists 1 and 2 (25 February 1950) (2 folders)

4032 AR-Sale: Contraband & Contraband Vault, B/S Numerical 1-228 (25 March 1950)

4032 AR-Sale: Contraband & Contraband Vault, Lists 1 and 2 (25 March 1950) (2 

folders)

4032 AS-Sale: B/S Numerical (1 to 233) (15 April 1950)

4032 AS-Sale: Contraband, Lists 1 and 2 (15 April 1950) (2 folders)

4032 AT-Sale: Contraband & Confiscated, Lists 1 and 2 (27 May 1950) (2 folders)

4032 CX-Sale: B/S (24 January 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-2, B/S Numerical (8 July 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-2, List 2 (8 July 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-3, Lists 2-4 (15 July 1950) (3 folders)

4033 German Sale: B-4, B/S Numerical (22 July 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-4, Lists 2 and 3 (22 July 1950) (2 folders)

4033 German Sale: B-5, B/S Numerical (29 July 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-5, List 1 (29 July 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-5, List 3 (29 July 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-6, B/S Numerical (5 August 1950)

4033 German Sale: B-6, Lists 1 and 2 (5 August 1950) (2 folders)

4033 German Sale: No. 5 (24 June 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-10, List 2 (7 October 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-11, B/S Numerical (14 October 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-11, Lists 1 and 2 (14 October 1950) (2 folders)

4034 German Sale: B-12, B/S Numerical (21 October 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-12, Lists 2 and 3 (21 October 1950) (2 folders)

4034 German Sale: B-13 (4 November 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-13, B/S (4 November 1950)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1139

Box Subject

4034 German Sale: B-14, B/S Numerical (11 November 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-7, Contraband, B/S Numerical (12 August 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-7, Contraband, Lists 1 and 2 (8 December 1950) (2 folders)

4034 German Sale: B-8, B/S Numerical (18 August 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-8, B/S Numerical (19 August 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-9, B/S Numerical (26 August 1950)

4034 German Sale: B-9, Lists 1 and 2 (26 August 1950) (2 folders)

4035 German Sale (Stamp Collection): B-18, B/S Numerical (15 December 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-14, List 1 (11 November 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-14, List 3 (11 November 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-15, B/S Numerical (18 November 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-15, List 1 (18 November 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-16, B/S Numerical (25 November 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-16, Lists 2 and 3 (25 November 1950) (2 folders)

4035 German Sale: B-19, B/S Numerical (9 December 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-19, List 1 (9 December 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-19, List 3 (9 December 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-20, B/S Numerical (16 December 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-20, List 1 (16 December 1950)

4035 German Sale: B-20, List 3 (16 December 1950)

4036 Contraband Sale: C-51, B/S (28 October 1950)

4036 Contraband Sale: C-51, Lists 2 and 3 (28 October 1950) (2 folders)

4036 Contraband Sale: C-52, B/S Numerical (2 December 1950)

4036 Contraband Sale: C-52, Lists 1 and 2 (2 December 1950) (2 folders)

4036 Contraband Sale: C-53, List 2 (20 January 1951)

4036 German Sale: B-21, B/S Numerical (30 December 1950)

4036 German Sale: B-21, List 1 (30 December 1950)

4036 German Sale: B-21, List 3 (30 December 1950)

4036 German Sale: B-22, Lists 1 and 2 (20 January 1951) (2 folders)

4036 German Sale: B-23, B/S Numerical (20 April 1951)

4036 German Sale: B-24, B/S (21 April 1951)

4036 German Sale: B-24, List _ (21 April 1951)

4037 Abandoned Property Sale: AP-1, B/S Numerical (14 April 1951)

4037 Abandoned Property: AP-1 (14 April 1951)

4037 AL-Sale

4037 AM-Sale

4037 AT-Sale: Contraband & Confiscated, B/S Numerical (27 May 1950)

4037 Contraband Property: Setagaya Warehouse (12 August 1950)

4037 Contraband Sale: C-56, Lists 1 and 2 (10 March 1951) (2 folders)

4037 Contraband: C-55-1, C-56, B/S Numerical (10 March 1951)

4037 Contraband: C-57, B/S Numerical (14 April 1951)

4037 German Sale #2, List 1 (1950)

4037 German Sale #5-1, Lists 1, 2, and 6 (24 June 1950) (3 folders)

4038 A-Series: Voids & Lists, GP (14 May 1949)

4038 B-Series: Sale List & Voids, GP (18 May 1949)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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Box Subject

4038 C-Series: Sale Voids & Lists, GP (21 May 1949)

4038 D-Series: Sale Lists & Voids, GP (25 May 1949)

4038 E-Sale: List & Voids, GP (28 May 1949) (2 folders)

4038 E-Series: B/S (1 to 400), GP (28 May 1949) (2 folders)

4038 G-Sale: B/S (1 to 400), GP (1 June 1949) (2 folders)

4038 G-Sale: List & Voids, GP (1 June 1949)

4038 H-Series: B/S (1 to 410), GP (4 June 1949)

4038 H-Series: List & Voids (1 to 410), GP (4 June 1949) (2 folders)

4039 J-Sale: B/S, GP (8 June 1949)

4039 J-Series: List, GP (8 June 1949)

4039 K-Sale: B/S, GP (11 June 1949)

4039 K-Sale: List & Voids, GP (11 June 1949)

4039 L-Sale: B/S, GP (15 June 1949)

4039 L-Sale: B/S, GP (18 June 1949)

4039 L-Sale: List, GP (15 June 1949)

4039 M-Sale: List, GP (18 June 1949)

4039 N-Sale: B/S, GP (22 June 1949)

4039 N-Sale: List & Voids, GP (22 June 1949)

4040 Advance List

4040 Alphabetical Control and Sentimental Property - List of Carriers, Address, etc.

4040 B/S Not Having Files (Bank Property Stamps) & Sealed Bid Numericals

4040 Changes to ISR

4040 Coins Collection

4040 Confiscated Vault-File - Disposed of at CPC Auction for Eighth Army

4040 Contraband - Vault File

4040 Contraband: C1-50 (3)

4040 Contraband: C51-58 (3-A)

4040 Correspondence File 1949

4040 Correspondence File 1951

4040 Daily Bulletin

4040 Destroyed Property

4040 EP-2, EP-3 Log File

4040 EP-3

4040 Furniture List - Housing Projects

4040 German Property Stamp Collection (Vault)

4040 Guard Orders - Guard Post #363, Civil Property Custodian Warehouse

4040 HHP Furniture Lists

4040 Incoming Contraband Not Received

4040 Interim Inventories Transmitted to Accounts Branch, Civil Property Custodian

4040 KHP Furniture Lists

4040 Kurihama Property

4040 Labourers Time Sheet - for Finance Ministry

4040 List of Accounts Still Having Property - October 1950

4040 Lumber Sale

4040 Medical Property Disposition File

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1141

Box Subject

4040 Property Code

4040 Property Wrongfully Received at Setagaya Warehouse

4040 Sales Procedure

4040 Sentimental List (18 December 1950) - Status of Account (Withheld)

4040 Setagaya Property Releases, S-001 to S-___

4040 Setagaya Storeroom - 9X Property

4040 Stamp Collection (Warehouse)

4040 Status of Accounts with Property in the Warehouse & Vault

4040 Unidentified Looted Property - Disposition File

4040 Unreconciled Bills of Sale

4040 Unsalable Property Given to Charitable Organizations

4040 Vaults of Japan - GEPC - German Property Releases from Vaults (Bank of Japan)

4041 Contraband: B/S for C65 (3-La) (10 November 1951)

4041 Contraband: C500-535 (3-B)

4041 Contraband: C536-560 (3-C)

4041 Contraband: C561-580 (3-D)

4041 Contraband: C581-610 (3-E)

4041 Contraband: C611-650 (3-F)

4041 Contraband: C651-680 (3-G)

4041 Contraband: C681-713 (3-H)

4041 Contraband: C714-722 (3-I)

4041 Contraband: C723-750 (3-J)

4041 Contraband: C751-775 (3-K)

4042 164: Contracts: Construction, etc., Work Orders

4042 201: Warehouse Personnel (Military)

4042 230.45: Employment of Labor, Time Sheets, Japanese Employees

4042 386.3 - Release of Civil Property

4042 462: Office Supplies

4042 463.1: Utilities

4042 600: Buildings & Grounds, Maintenance, Repairs, Lighting & Power

4042 Appraisals & Minimum Bids for Property Being Sold

4042 Contraband: C776-824 (3-L)

4042 Contraband: C825- (3-M)

4042 Diplomatic Lists, Hold-Reports

4042 File on Alfred Liessfeldt

4042 File on W.R. Foerster (8 folders)

4042 Location of Safes, Strongboxes, Steel Cabinets

4042 Master File - Diplomatic Status, Property to be Withheld from Sale

4042 Master Locator File

4042 No Title

4042 Objectionable Lists

4042 Operation Branch Memorandums

4042 Reports of Investigation

4042 Sale Lists

4042 Telephone Equipment

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1142

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4042 War Department Circulars

4043 333.1 - Inspections & Investigations

4043 371.2 - Service of Security Guard, etc.

4043 386 - Property Affected by War (Captured, Looted)

4043 400 - Supplies, Requisitions, Equipment - Civil Property Custodian

4043 Circulars

4043 Correspondence File

4043 Directives - Letters - Higher Headquarters

4043 Do Not Sell

4043 General Orders

4043 Information - Finance & Civil Property

4043 Inventory Record Receipt

4043 Komukai Warehouse

4043 Memoranda

4043 Operational Directives

4043 Property, U.N. Nationals – Directives

4043 Reparation

4043 Special Orders

4043 Staff Memoranda

4043 Worksheets (Receipt 1-600) (14 folders)

4044 Box 4045

4044 Business Concerns List

4044 Civil Property Custodian M-R Property

4044 Contraband List, Setagaya Cy (4 August 1950)

4044 Correspondence File 1950

4044 German Property Receipt #151-604 (Warehouse Copy) (11 folders)

4044 List 10, Setagaya Cy

4044 List 11

4044 List 12-1

4044 List 12-2

4044 List 9, Setagaya Cy

4044 List A-1, Setagaya Cy

4044 List A-2, Setagaya Cy

4044 List A-3, Setagaya Cy

4044 List A-4, Setagaya Cy

4044 List A-5

4044 Moveable Assets Located at Setagaya of Which Custody is Transferred to Japanese 

Government

4044 Non-Objectionables & Diplomats to be Checked

4044 On-Hand Items Available for Sale as of 1 March 1951

4044 Peters Board Report - Accounts Not at Setagaya Warehouse

4044 Peters Board Report - List of Accounts at Setagaya Warehouse

4044 Temporary Receipts (3 folders)

4044 Worksheets (Receipt 601- )

4046 Inventory of Moveable Assets - Setagaya Warehouse (December 1951)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4046 Locator Cards – Alphabetical (2 folders)

4046 Locator Cards - Receipts No. 1 thru 724

4046 Locator Cards - Receipts No. 725–

4046 Moveable Assets - Short Items Surveyed by Board of Officers

4047 Japanese External Assets as of August 1945, Volumes 1-3 (3 folders)

4047 Warehouse Custody Property Released for Sale, Book 1 (No. 1-1800) (5 folders)

4048 Custody Property Release Slips with Civil Property Custodian Nos.

4048 Incoming Radios – Confidential

4048 Incoming Radios – Restricted

4048 Incoming Radios – Secret

4048 Incoming Radios – Unclassified

4048 Misc. Custody Property Release Slips

4048 Numerical Sequence of Release Slip Nos. - Tokyo, Kagohara, Kurihama 

Warehouses

4048 Outgoing Radios - 9 January 1946 to 29 June 1946

4048 Outgoing Radios - 9 October 1945 to 1 September 1946

4048 Outgoing Radios - October to December 1946

4048 Part III (Cont.) - Communications (D) Signals

4048 Photographs - Folder 4: Roads

4048 Tally-in-Receipts, Osaka Warehouse (14 May 1947)

4048 Tally-in-Receipts: 609 thru 929 (3 folders)

4048 Warehouse Custody Property Released for Sale, Book 6 (No. 1801-2240)

4048 Warehouse Custody Property Released for Sale, Book 7 (No. 2401-2994)

4048 Warehouse Custody Property Released for Sale, Book 8 (No. 1203-S - 1286-S)

4049 Alert Plan

4049 Business and Non-Commercial Holdings in Japan of United States Organizations

4049 Business Holdings of US Commercial and Non-Commercial Organizations in Japan 

as Reported on TFR-500

4049 Certification Report (Classified)

4049 Comprehensive Report of Patent Property

4049 Comptroller Division Policy File - Working File

4049 Downgrading Documents

4049 Embassies – Diplomats

4049 Foreign Property Division Policy File - (a) Liquidated, (b) Miscellaneous, (c) 

External Assets

4049 Japanese External Assets Estimates (30 June 1947)

4049 Japanese External Assets Estimates (31 December 1947)

4049 Outgoing Radios - August 1947 to Dec. 1947

4049 Outgoing Radios – Confidential

4049 Outgoing Radios - January to July 1947 (2 folders)

4049 Outgoing Radios – Restricted

4049 Outgoing Radios – Secret

4049 Outgoing Radios (Secret) - January 1948 

4049 Outgoing Radios (Secret) - January to December 1947

4049 Summary Report of German Property (31 May 1947)

4050 External Assets

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4050 Far Eastern Commission Actions - News Report

4050 Films

4050 Foreign Exchange Assets in Japan

4050 IBM

4050 Italian Government - Dollar Fund

4050 Japanese Agrarian Land Reform

4050 Japanese Taxation

4050 Joint Chiefs of Staff Papers

4050 Karuizawa Houses - Occupation of

4050 Military Government Teams

4050 Monograph - Property Control

4050 Patent Property Division - Historical Report & Activities (May 1947)

4050 Patents, Copyrights, Royalties, Trademarks

4050 Prisoners of War (American)

4050 Puppet Government (U.S. Policy & Claims for Property)

4050 Reparations

4050 Reparations Technical Advisory Committee (RTAC)

4050 Repatriation - German Nationals (3 folders)

4050 Report on Current Action

4050 Restitution Advisory Committee (October 1949 – August 1951)

4051 (57) (Colonel Harris) - Controls Coordinating Committee (10 Feb. 1947 - 12 May 

1947)

4051 Enemy Nation Property - German and Japanese (2 folders)

4051 Liquidation of German Assets - Objectionable Germans

4051 No Title

4051 Report on German Properties in Japan (March 1947)

4051 Restitution Advisory Committee

4051 Restitution Advisory Committee, May 1948-September 1949

4051 Securities

4051 Summary Report of German Property (31 May 1947)

4051 SWNCC-SANACC Documents

4051 Tri-Power Advisory Committee (2 folders)

4052 (57) - Controls Coordinating Committee (15 May 1947 - 31 October 1947)

4052 1949 Insurance

4052 Accounts Branch – Policy

4052 Check Notes

4052 Civil Property Custodian - Foreign Property Division Policy File

4052 Civil Property Custodian Activities

4052 Civil Property Custodian Comptroller Division - Accounts Branch

4052 Col. Harris - Secret Radios & Allied Papers

4052 Enemy Property

4052 German External Assets & Liabilities - Reported by OMGUS - Country: Japan & 

Manchukuo

4052 Information on German Accounts - Vesting and Records of No Folder

4052 Japanese External Assets - 31 March Report

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1145

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4052 Karuizawa Houses Occupied by Occupation Personnel

4052 Looted Property Division IV Policy File - Policy and Control Advisors - Revised to 

Date 31 December 1948 (2 folders)

4052 Miscellaneous

4052 Policy File - Government Property Division – Secret

4052 Reading File

4052 Registered Mail Account

4052 SCAP Conference Notes (Secy. Royall)

4052 Shinto Shrines

4052 Shinto Shrines Work Sheets

4052 Shipping as Related to Civil Property Custodian

4052 SWNCC 357

4053 57c Controls Coordinating Committee, 1 November 1947 –

4053 Civil Property Custodian Directives - Foreign Property

4053 Claims Against Japanese Govt.

4053 Class “C” File

4053 Coding System

4053 Conference

4053 Detained Cargoes [Empty Folder]

4053 Directives

4053 Export-Import Program

4053 Financial Institutions - Reorganization Bill

4053 Foreign Property Group - Policy File

4053 Foreign Property Group (General)

4053 German – General

4053 Imperial Property

4053 Italian Government Dollar Fund

4053 Japanese External Assets, #1, #2, #3

4053 JG Numbers

4053 K.M.A. Liquidation

4053 Miscellaneous Info.

4053 No Title

4053 No Title

4053 Non-Profit Organization

4053 Policy File - Government Property Division

4053 Precious Metals - Authorization of Releases

4053 Precious Metals Unit - Recommendations Made at Imperial Mint, Osaka Branch

4053 SCAP, Export-Import Revolving Fund - Work Papers

4053 Transfer of Funds

4054 Bank of Thailand

4054 Civil Property Custodian: Material for Summation on Non-Military Activities in 

Japan (December 1947)

4054 Enemy Property Unit

4054 General Information - Bulletin Board

4054 Japanese Budget Requirements, Fiscal Year 1949

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1146

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4054 Koeki Eidan

4054 Looted Property Unit

4054 Miscellaneous

4054 No Title

4054 Property of Companies Under CILC Impounded by Civil Property Custodian

4054 Property Revenue and Miscellaneous Unit

4054 Restitution

4054 Sackett, Evart J.

4054 SCAP Yen Custody A/C

4054 SOP

4054 Sumitomo Bank Account

4054 Transcripts of CIC Receipts

4054 Weekly Reports - Accounts Branch Units

4054 Weekly Reports - Accounts Control Unit

4055 List of Dissolved Organizations (as of March 5, 1948)

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 1 - Dai 

Nippon Sangyo Hokoku Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 2 - Dai 

Nippon Kaiun Hokoku Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 3 - 

Nogyo Hokoku Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 4 - Dai 

Nippon Kikaika Kokubo Kyokai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 5 - Dai 

Nippon Romu Hokoku Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 6 - 

Shogyo Hokoku Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 7 - Dai 

Nippon Seishonen Dan

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 8 - Dai 

Nippon Fujin Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 9 - 

Zentsuji Sewa Kumiai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 10 - 

Taisei Yokusan Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 11 - 

Kodo Yokusan Sonen Dan

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 12 - 

Nippon Noshi Gakko

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 13 - 

Toa Remmei

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 13A - 

Toa Remmei Doshi Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 14 - 

Kinkei Gakuin

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 15 - 

Dojin Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 15A - 

Dowa Byoin

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 16 - 

Yokusan Seiji Kai, Dai Nippon Seiji Kai

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1147

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4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 17 - 

Genyo Sha

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 18 - 

Dai Nippon Koa Domei

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 19 - 

Dai Nippon Isshin Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 20 - 

Mizuho Kurabu

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 22 - 

Hokkaido Kokumin Dojo

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 25 - 

Dai Toa Kyokai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 33 - 

Toten Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 49 - 

Kokoku Doshi Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 54 - 

Kaiko Sha & Josai Kai, Musashi Jutaku Kyokai, Nippon Fukuso Kyokai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 55 - 

Suiko Sha

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 56-1 

- Dai Nippon Butoku Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 56-2 

- Dai Nippon Butoku Kai

4055 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 56-3 

- Dai Nippon Butoku Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: American, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: British, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Burmese Puppet Government, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: China, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Chinese Puppet Government, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Deceased Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees, SCAP Yen 

Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, Running Total

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 57 - 

Kaijin Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 58 - 

Keijin Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 59 - 

Romu Kyokai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 60 - 

Kanagawa Romu Kyodo Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 61 - 

Yamato Kurabu

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 63 - 

Osaka Kosai Kyokai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 64 - 

Kinjo Ikuei Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 65 - 

Tokyo Rodo Jiji Rengo Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 82 - 

Kodo Seka K.K.

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 108 - 

Ikken Kinno Undo

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Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 144 - 

Essa Shiso Taisaku Kenkyu Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 145 - 

Etajima Heigakko Shukaijo

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 146 - 

Hiroshima Kodokan Kyodoshukusha

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 148 - 

Hyogo-ken Bunka Fujin Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 149 - 

Kannagara Renmei

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 157 - 

Noji Shinkokai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 158 - 

Kyojo Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 158, 

Vols. 1 – 3 - Kyojo Kai (3 folders)

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 159 - 

Fujin Rengo Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 160 - 

Shinei Taishu To

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 161 - 

Dai Nippon Shoi Gunjin Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 162 - 

Yasutomo Kai

4056 Memo Accounts: Dissolved Organizations, SCAP Yen Custody Account, No. 163 - 

Kaiyo Hakubutsukan

4056 Memo Accounts: Dutch, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: German, SCAP Yen Custody Account, Vols. 1-3 (3 folders)

4056 Memo Accounts: International Red Cross, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Japan, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Korea, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Philippine Puppet Government, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: SCAP Dollar Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Thailand Puppet Government, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4056 Memo Accounts: Unknown, SCAP Yen Custody Account

4057 American Patent Owner Registry (A-C)

4057 Assignment of Performance Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – Norway

4057 Assignment of Performance Rights Account - General Ledger

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account - General Ledger

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – Belgium

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – France

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account Subsidiary Ledger - Great Britain

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – Italy

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – Sweden

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – Switzerland

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – USSR

4057 Assignment of Translation Right Accounts - General Journal (from May 1951)

4057 Assignment of Translation Rights Account Subsidiary Ledger - USA (A-G)

4057 Assignment of Translation Rights Account Subsidiary Ledger - USA (G-M)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4057 Assignment of Translation Rights Account Subsidiary Ledger - USA (M-Z)

4057 Copyright Royalties - General Ledger

4057 CPC Comptroller Division - Patents and Copyrights - General Journal

4057 First Drawer

4057 Patent Royalties - General Ledger

4057 Performance Right Account Contract - Hungary & Roumania

4057 Performance Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – Hungary

4057 Performance Right Account Subsidiary Ledger – Romania

4057 Performance Right Account Subsidiary Ledger A – USA

4057 Performance Right Account Subsidiary Ledger B – USA

4057 The Performance Right Subsidiary Ledger – Italy

4057 The Performance Right Subsidiary Ledger – Sweden

4057 The Performance Right Subsidiary Ledger – Switzerland

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (D-H)

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (I) - International Business Machine Corporation

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (I) - International Standard Electric Corporation; 

International Nickel (See after I.S.E.), 2-1

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (I) - International Standard Electric Corporation: 

International Nickel (See after I.S.E.), 2-2

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (I-O)

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (O) - Otis Elevator Company

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (P-T)

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (S) -Singer Manufacturing Company; Singer 

Sewing Machine Company

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (U-Z)

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (W) - Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing 

Company, 2-1

4058 American Patent Owner Registry (W) - Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing 

Company, 2-2

4058 Bank Deposits - Business and Government (Commercial) as at 31 July 1950 - 

Numerical, Acct. No.

4058 British Patent Owner Registry (A-Z) (2 folders)

4058 Commercial Bank Deposits - 31 May 1950 - Business & Gov’t (Alphabetical), Book 

1 and 2 (2 folders)

4058 Commercial Bank Deposits - 31 May 1950 - Business & Gov’t (Numerical), Book 

1 of Bank Deposits - Business and Government (Commercial) as at 30 June 1950 

- Numerical, by Account No.

4059 Argentina Patent Owner Registry

4059 Austria Patent Owner Registry

4059 Belgium Patent Owner Registry

4059 Brazil Patent Owner Registry

4059 British Commonwealth Patent Owner Registry (Australia, Canada, New Zealand)

4059 Chinese Patent Owner Registry

4059 Cuba Patent Owner Registry

4059 Czechoslovakia Patent Owner Registry

4059 Denmark Patent Owner Registry

4059 Finland Patent Owner Registry

4059 French Patent Owner Registry

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4059 German Patent Owner Registry (A-Q) (7 folders)

4059 Hungary Patent Owner Registry

4059 Italian Patent Owner Registry

4059 Latvian Patent Owner Registry

4059 Liechtenstein Patent Owner Registry

4059 Luxemburg Patent Owner Registry

4059 Mexico Patent Owner Registry

4059 Netherlands Patent Owner Registry

4059 Norway Patent Owner Registry

4059 Polish Patent Owner Registry

4059 Roumanian Patent Owner Registry

4059 Russia (USSR) Patent Owner Registry

4059 Spanish Patent Owner Registry

4059 Sweden Patent Owner Registry

4059 Switzerland Patent Owner Registry (A-Z) (2 folders)

4059 Turkey Patent Owner Registry

4059 Unknown Patent Owner Registry

4059 Yugoslavia Patent Owner Registry

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (B) - Robert Bosch Gesellschaft mit Beschrankter 

Haftung

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (D) - Deutsche Grammophone Gesellschaft m.b.H.

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (I) - I.G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft (3 

folders)

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (M) - Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nuernberg A.G.

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (P) - Polydor Talking Machine Co.

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (R-Z) (2 folders)

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (S) - Siemens und Halske Aktiengesellschaft

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (S) - Siemens-Schuckertwerke, Vol. No. 1

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (S) - Siemens-Schuckertwerke, Vol. No. 2

4060 German Patent Owner Registry (T) - Telefunken Gesellschaft fur Drahtlose 

Telegraphie m.b.H.

4060 Trademarks: Great Britain, Book No. 1 (17178-58505)

4060 Various Records to Make Monthly Statements, etc. (Patents, Copyrights, 

Translation & Performance Rights, Contrabands, etc.) from 20 September 1950

4061 Trademarks: Australia/British Commonwealth

4061 Trademarks: Canada/British Commonwealth

4061 Trademarks: China

4061 Trademarks: France (2 folders)

4061 Trademarks: Great Britain, Books No. 2-6 (58639-348087) (5 folders)

4061 Trademarks: Italy

4061 Trademarks: New Zealand/British Commonwealth

4061 Trademarks: Sweden

4061 Trademarks: Switzerland

4061 Trademarks: Syria (French Dominion)

4061 Trademarks: USSR

4062 Trademarks: Argentina

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4062 Trademarks: Armenia

4062 Trademarks: Austria

4062 Trademarks: Belgium

4062 Trademarks: Cuba

4062 Trademarks: Czechoslovakia

4062 Trademarks: Denmark

4062 Trademarks: Estonia

4062 Trademarks: Finland

4062 Trademarks: Greece

4062 Trademarks: Holland

4062 Trademarks: Hungary

4062 Trademarks: India

4062 Trademarks: Iran

4062 Trademarks: Iraq

4062 Trademarks: Latvia

4062 Trademarks: Luxembourg

4062 Trademarks: Mexico

4062 Trademarks: Norway

4062 Trademarks: Poland

4062 Trademarks: Portugal

4062 Trademarks: Roumania

4062 Trademarks: Spain

4062 Trademarks: Trinidad

4062 Trademarks: USA, Book Nos. 1-7 (28-227726) (7 folders)

4063 Patent - US, France, Great Britain, Denmark, Norway, Canada, Holland

4063 Trademark (E-1)

4063 Trademarks: USA, Book Nos. 8-9 (227837-347582) (2 folders)

4063 Utility Model - US, France, Great Britain: Trademark - US, France, Great Britain

4063 Utility Models - Registered on or before December. 31, 1946

4064 Axis - Radio, General (1 October 1949 - Mar. 1952)

4064 Axis - Radio, General (Closed - 30 September 1949)

4064 Comeback Copies – German

4064 Currencies & Securities (German Nationals)

4064 Disposition of German Property

4064 Enemy Property Branch Policy File Digest

4064 Extra Radios, Jan. 1944 - Nov. 1951

4064 Foreign Exchange Assets - Audit Report

4064 German Assets in Japan - Statement of the Problem

4064 German Charter Ships

4064 German Consulate

4064 German Embassy

4064 German National Classification Review Committee (GNCRC)

4064 German Navy

4064 German Property in P.D. – Appraisal

4064 Liquidation of German Assets in Japan

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1152

Box Subject

4064 OMGUS - Berlin - German External Assets

4064 Patent Property Branch - Patent Properties of German-Owned Concerns

4064 Patent Property Division - (GEPC) German External Property Custodian)

4064 Patent Property Division - Patents: German, Owned, Policy

4064 Patents

4064 Patents - German-Owned Now Vested in SCAP

4064 Policy Duplicate File

4064 Policy File (from 1945 to May 1948)

4064 Policy File (from June 1948 - July 1951)

4064 Policy File (from June 1948 - July 1951)

4064 Policy Papers - Liquidation of German Assets in Japan

4064 Policy Papers - Liquidation of German Assets in Japan

4064 Real Estate Procured

4064 Repatriation, Nos. I-III (3 folders)

4065 Contraband Dollar Fund (June 1949- )

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – American

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – Australian

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – British

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – Canadian

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – Correspondence

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – Dutch

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – Indian

4065 Deceased POWs & Civilian Internees – Various

4065 Foreign Asset Journal Vouchers

4065 Foreign Assets Accounts

4065 Foreign Exchange

4065 Foreign Exchange & Precious Metals

4065 Foreign Exchange Assets - National City Bank of New York – Correspondence

4065 Foreign Exchange Assets Account

4065 Funds on Deposit in SCAP Yen Custody Account

4065 German Ship “Bogota”

4065 Havelland (German Ship)

4065 Liquidation of German Assets in Japan - Treatment of Patents & Trademarks

4065 No Title

4065 No Title

4065 Property Revenue Branch - Policy File Digest

4065 Reading File (January 1950-March 1952) (6 folders)

4065 SCAP Dollar Custody Account, Deposits

4065 SCAP Dollar Custody Account, Report of Audit

4065 SCAP Yen Custody Account Monthly Statements, 1946-1952 (6 folders)

4065 Translations of Excerpts from Impounded German Papers

4065 Tri-Power Correspondence

4065 Tri-Power Priority Re: Sale of Vested German Property

4066 Bullion, Precious Metals, Gold & Silver

4066 Chattels Procured, General

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1153

Box Subject

4066 Claims of Germans in Germany

4066 Distribution Reports

4066 National City Bank of New York - Unidentified Looted Property Dollar Fund 

(Deposits)

4066 National City Bank of New York - Unidentified Looted Property Dollar Fund 

(Withdrawals)

4066 Sale of Unidentified Looted Metals – 1952

4066 SCAP Yen Custody Account - Audit Report

4066 SCAP Yen Custody Account - Dissolved Organizations

4066 SCAP Yen Custody Account - Korean Funds

4066 SCAP Yen Custody Account – Miscellaneous

4066 SCAP Yen Custody Account Deposits (701-1050) (7 folders)

4066 Secured Fund – 1952

4066 The Chase National Bank - Unidentified L/P $Fund

4066 Unidentified Looted Property - Yen Fund, NCB/Unidentified Looted Property - 

Dollar Fund, CNS

4066 Unidentified Looted Property -Yen Fund

4067 Individual German Reference Files: (arranged alphabetically by surname) A-L

4068 Individual German Reference Files: (arranged alphabetically by surname) M-Z

4069 German Ships – General

4069 Job Descriptions

4069 Proposed Policy for Return of Property of “Objectionable” Germans for 

Humanitarian, Compassionate or Cogent Reasons

4069 Real Estate Rentals

4069 SCAP Custody Account - The Bank of Japan - Korean Funds

4069 SCAP Yen Custody Account Deposits (1-700) (14 folders)

4070 Contraband Correspondence, 7th Infantry

4070 Contraband Correspondence, I Corps

4070 Contraband Correspondence, IX Corps

4070 Correspondence, 24th Infantry

4070 Inventory and Disposition Report, 24th Infantry 8-15

4070 Inventory and Disposition Report, IX Corps 11

4070 Transmittal Letters, 1st Cavalry

4070 Vesting Orders, 1st Cavalry 1-9, 12-17 (2 folders)

4070 Vesting Orders, 24th Infantry 1-18 (2 folders)

4070 Vesting Orders, 25th Infantry Division 1-10

4070 Vesting Orders, 7th Infantry 11 A/B 1-2

4070 Vesting Orders, 7th Infantry 1-16 (2 folders)

4070 Vesting Orders, I Corps 1-13 (2 folders)

4070 Vesting Orders, IX Corps 1-9

4071 Correspondence, 25th Infantry

4071 I & D Reports, 25 ID (Nos. 10 & 13)

4071 I & D Reports, Kobe 1(50)-10(50)

4071 Vesting Orders, 25 ID 11-18

4071 Vesting Orders, Kobe 1-60 (6 folders)

4072 Audit of Contraband Records

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1154

Box Subject

4072 Contraband Correspondence, Kure

4072 Correspondence, Kobe

4072 Correspondence, Kokura

4072 Vesting Orders, Kobe 61-66

4072 Vesting Orders, Kokura 1-40 (4 folders)

4072 Vesting Orders, Kure 1-60 (6 folders)

4073 Tokyo Area, I&D Reports (MTA 1-100) (10 folders)

4073 Vesting Order, Nagoya 1-50 (5 folders)

4074 Correspondence – Tokyo (3 folders)

4074 Tokyo Area, I&D Reports (MTA 101-190) (9 folders)

4074 Tokyo Area, I&D Reports (MTA 192-200)

4075 Tokyo Area, I&D Reports (MTA 201-240) (5 folders)

4075 Vesting Orders, Yokohama 1-50 (5 folders)

4076 Vesting Orders, Yokohama 51-100 (5 folders)

4077 Correspondence, Nagoya

4077 Correspondence, Navy

4077 Correspondence, Reports of Property Disposal

4077 Correspondence, Yokohama (2 folders)

4077 I&D Reports, Navy 1-10

4077 I&D Reports, Navy 11-20 [Empty Folder]

4077 I&D Reports, Navy 21-30 [Empty Folder]

4077 I&D Reports, Navy 31-50 (2 folders)

4077 No Title

4077 Reports of Property Disposal, Haneda 285-415 (3 folders)

4077 Reports of Property Disposal, Haneda 55-97

4077 Reports of Property Disposal, Haneda AE 23-33

4077 Reports of Property Disposal, Yokohama Post Office

4077 Southwestern Command Correspondence

4077 Southwestern Command No Vesting Orders PC 1-20 (2 folders)

4077 Southwestern Command No Vesting Orders PC 21-30 [Empty Folder]

4077 Southwestern Command Vesting Orders 1-20 (4 folders)

4077 Vesting Orders, Nagoya 51-60

4077 Vesting Orders, Yokohama 101-130 (3 folders)

4078 C1-500 American Technical Society

4078 C1-501 George T. Bye & Co.

4078 C1-502 Univ. of California Pr.

4078 C1-503 Univ. of Chicago Pr., c/o Black Star Pub. Co.

4078 C1-504 F.S. Crofts & Co.

4078 C1-505 The John Day Co., Inc.

4078 C1-506 Doubleday & Co., Inc.

4078 C1-507 Dr. Philip Frank, Lyman Laboratory

4078 C1-508 The Friendship Press

4078 C1-509 Ginn & Co.

4078 C1-510 Harcourt, Brace & Co. Inc.

4078 C1-511 Harper & Brothers

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1155

Box Subject

4078 C1-512 Henny Holt & Co., Inc.

4078 C1-513 Houghton Mifflin Co.

4078 C1-514 Nannine Joseph

4078 C1-515 Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

4078 C1-516 J.B. Lippincott Co.

4078 C1-517 Little, Brown & Co.

4078 C1-518 Longmans, Green & Co. Inc.

4078 C1-519 The Macmillan Co.

4078 C1-520 Marshall Jones Co.

4078 C1-521 Ohio State Univ.

4078 C1-522 McGraw-Hill Book Co. Inc.

4078 C1-523 Univ. of North Carolina Pr.

4078 C1-524 Prentice-Hall Inc.

4078 C1-525 Philosophical Library

4078 C1-526 G.P. Putnam’s Sons

4078 C1-527 Reihold Publishing Corp.

4078 C1-528 Reynal & Hitchcock, Inc.

4078 C1-529 Trustees of Rutgers College in New Jersey

4078 C1-530 Charles Scribner’s Sons

4078 C1-531 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

4078 C1-532 D. van Nostrand Co. Inc.

4078 C1-533 The Viking Press, Inc.

4078 C1-534 Yale Univ. Pr.

4078 C1-535 Max Pfeffer Dial Pr.

4078 C1-536 American Council on Public Affairs

4078 C1-537 Dr. Carl Friedrich

4078 C1-538 Columbia Univ. Pr.

4078 C1-539 E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc.

4078 C1-540 Dodd, Mead & Co.

4078 C1-541 Funk & Wagnalls Co.

4078 C1-542 George Macy Companies, Inc.

4078 C1-543 Marjorie Kennan Rawlings

4078 C1-544 James Thurber

4078 C1-545 Harvard Univ. Pr.

4078 C1-546 Dr. Franz Alexander

4078 C1-547 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

4078 C1-548 Ives Washburn

4078 C1-549 Howard Lindsey, Russell Grouse, & Katherine B. Day

4078 C1-550 Mary O’Hara

4078 C1-551 W.W. Norton & Co., Inc.

4078 C1-552 Princeton Univ. Pr.

4078 C1-553 Arthur Stringer

4078 C1-554 American Council on Education

4078 C1-555 Iowa State College Pr.

4078 C1-556 Teacher’s College

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1156

Box Subject

4078 C1-557 Toni Cassirer

4078 C1-558 The Twentieth Century Fund

4078 C1-559 Eudora Welty

4078 C1-560 Bobbs Merrill Co., Inc.

4078 C1-561 Duell, Sloan & Pearce Inc.

4078 C1-562 E.B. White c/o Dr. Franz J. Horch

4078 C1-563 Viola Irene Cooper

4078 C1-564 Burton E. Martin

4078 C1-565 Walt Disney Productions

4078 C1-566 American Society for Metals

4078 C1-567 Appleton-Century-Crofts Inc.

4078 C1-568 Barnes & Noble, Inc.

4078 C1-569 The Brakiston Co.

4078 C1-570 Catherine Drinker Bowen c/o Harold Ober

4078 C1-571 Donald Russell, Trustee James F. Byrnes Foundation

4078 C1-572 The Electro-Chemical Society, Inc.

4078 C1-573 The Foundation Press Inc.

4078 C1-574 D.C. Heath & Co.

4078 C1-575 Henry Regnery Co., Successor to Human Events Assoc.

4078 C1-576 Ingri & Edgar Parin d’Aulaire

4078 C1-577 Maurice W. Fox

4078 C1-578 Northwestern Univ.

4078 C1-579 Pitman Publishing Corp.

4078 C1-580 The Ronald Press Co.

4078 C1-581 W.B. Saunders Co.

4078 C1-582 Scott, Foresman & Co.

4078 C1-583 Simons-Boardman Publishing Corp.

4078 C1-584 Chemical Publishing Co. Inc.

4078 C1-585 William Maxwell

4078 C1-586 William Morrow & Co. Inc.

4078 C1-587 Abingdon-Cokesbury Pr.

4078 C1-588 American Book Co.

4078 C1-589 Arthur Koestler

4078 C1-590 Bradford Smith

4078 C1-591 Theodor Seuss Geisel

4078 C1-592 Cornell Univ. Pr.

4078 C1-593 Dick Fishel & Clair Hare & L.D. Warren

4078 C1-594 National Education Assoc. of the U.S.

4078 C1-595 Edna Ferber

4078 C1-596 Interscience Publishers, Inc.

4078 C1-597 Hutchinson & Co. Ltd.

4078 C1-598 Follett Publishing Co.

4078 C1-599 Andre Maurois

4078 C1-600 Merriman Smith

4078 C1-601 Katherine Forbes (c/o Curtis Brown)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1157

Box Subject

4078 C1-602 Pearl S. Buck

4078 C1-603 Phil Strong

4078 C1-604 Rinehart & Co., Inc.

4078 C1-605 Rosemary Carr Benet

4078 C1-606 Thomas Y. Crowell

4078 C1-607 William Saroyan

4078 C1-608 Thomas Nelson & Sons

4078 C1-609 Alexander Barmine

4078 C1-610 Current Books, Inc.

4078 C1-611 Hiram L. Henderson

4078 C1-612 Interseminary Movement in the United States

4078 C1-613 Francis Perkins c/o George T. Bye & Co.

4078 C1-614 Pocket Book Inc.

4078 C1-615 Lucy R. Tunis

4078 C1-616 Albert Whitman & Co.

4078 C1-617 Laura Newbold Wood c/o McIntosh & Otis

4078 C1-618 Margaret Mitchell Marsh

4078 C1-619 James Hilton

4078 C1-620 William R. Scott, Inc.

4078 C1-621 Helen Grace Carlisle

4078 C1-622 Stuart Chase

4078 C1-623 Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr. & Ernestine Gilbreth Carey

4078 C1-624 S.W. Behrman

4078 C1-625 Oxford Univ. Pr.

4078 C1-626 John R. Tunis

4078 C1-627 William Sloane Assoc. Inc.

4078 C1-628 F.A. Davis Co.

4078 C1-629 Regents of the Univ. of California

4078 C1-630 President & Fellows of Harvard College (Harvard Business University)

4078 C1-631 Random House, Inc.

4078 C1-632 Thornton Wilder (Book) (Performance)

4078 C1-633 The Westminster Pr.

4078 C1-634 Cambridge U. Pr.

4078 C1-635 C.V. Mosby Co.

4078 C1-636 Farrar, Straus & Company

4078 C1-637 James Ramsey Ullman

4078 C1-638 Frank Molnar

4078 C1-639 Jan Valtin

4078 C1-640 Whitney Museum of American Art

4078 C1-641 Samuel Shellabarger

4078 C1-642 Henry Schuman, Inc.

4078 C1-643 A.S. Barnes & Co.

4078 C1-644 American Association of School Administrators

4078 C1-645 James Hilton c/o Franz J. Horch

4078 C1-646 Joseph Hayes

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1158

Box Subject

4078 C1-647 The Training School at Vineland

4078 C1-648 Paul H. Reynolds & Son

4078 C1-649 Cora Wilson Greenwood

4078 C1-650 Walter H. Baker Co.

4078 C1-651 National Society for the Study of Education

4078 C1-652 M. Philip Copp

4078 C1-665 James Street

4078 Contract for Assignment of Translation Rights:

4079 C2-00 The United Kingdom Liaison Mission in Japan

4079 C2-1 Alexander Bryce Muir

4079 C2-10 Messrs. Lawrence and Wishart Ltd.

4079 C2-11 Leonard Woolf

4079 C2-12 Messrs. E and S Livingstone Ltd.

4079 C2-13 Messrs. Longmans Green and Company Ltd.

4079 C2-14 Michael Joseph and Company Ltd.

4079 C2-15 Oliver and Boyd Limited

4079 C2-16 Oxford University Press

4079 C2-17 The Pilot Press Limited

4079 C2-18 Messrs. Sampson Low, Maraton and Co. Ltd.

4079 C2-19 Messrs. Sheed and Ward Limited

4079 C2-2 Messrs. Chatto & Windus

4079 C2-20 Thomas Nelson & Son Limited

4079 C2-21 Messrs. Victor Collancz Limited

4079 C2-24 Messrs. Newnes

4079 C2-3 Messrs. George Allen & Unwin Ltd.

4079 C2-4 George Orwell c/o Christy & Moore, Ltd.

4079 C2-5 Messrs. George Gill & Sons Ltd.

4079 C2-6 Messrs. George Routledge & Sons Ltd.

4079 C2-7 Gerald Duckworth and Co. Ltd.

4079 C2-8 Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton Ltd.

4079 C2-9 John Middleton Murray

4079 C3-1 Librairie J.B. Bailliere et Fils

4079 C3-2 Doin et Cie

4079 C3-3 Dunod

4079 C3-4 Eyrollas

4079 C3-5 Bureau International de l’Edition Mecanique

4079 C3-6 Librarie Generale de Droit et de Jurisprudence

4079 C3-7 Librarie Hachette

4079 C3-8 Librarie du Recuell Siley

4079 C4-1 Foreign Language Publishing House

4079 C4-2 All Allied Union International Book Assignment Agency

4079 C5-1 The Belgian Mission in Japan

4079 C6-1 Elga Ludwig

4079 C6-2 Atrium Company

4079 C6-2 Atrium Verlag A.G. – Swiss

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1159

Box Subject

4079 C7-1 Casa Editrice Valentino Bombiani & C.

4079 C7-2 Teaterforlag Arvid Englind A.B.

4079 Contraband Property – Cashier’s Sales Reports and Deposit Data, No. 4

4079 Contract Jackets of Translation Right:

4079 Setagaya Warehouse - Contraband Property – CPC

4080 Contraband Property – Cashier’s Sales Reports and Deposit Data, Nos. 1-4 (4 

folders)

4081 (4) American Copyright Royalties

4081 (5) American Patent Royalties

4081 (6) British Copyright Royalties

4081 (7) British Patent Royalties

4081 (8) German Copyright Royalties

4081 (9) German Patent Royalites

4081 (10) French Copyright Royalties

4081 (11) French Patent Royalties

4081 (12) Argentine Copyright Royalties

4081 (13) Brazil Copyright Royalties

4081 (14) Chinese Copyright Royalties

4081 (15) Czechoslovakia Patent Royalties

4081 (16) Denmark Copyright Royalties

4081 (17) Denmark Patent Royalties

4081 (18) Dutch Copyright Royalties

4081 (19) Irish Copyright Royalties

4081 (20) Italian Copyright Royalty

4081 (21) Italian Patent Royalties

4081 (22) Norwegian Patent Royalties

4081 (23) Russian Copyright Royalties

4081 (24) Sweden Copyright Royalties

4081 (25) Sweden Patent Royalties

4081 (26) Switzerland Copyright Royalties

4081 (27) Switzerland Patent Royalties

4081 (28) Unknown Nationality Copyright Royalties

4081 (29) Deposit in SPAA - Japanese Govt. Report - Journal No. 1

4081 (30) Audit of SPAA - 11 June 1947 - Journal No. 2

4081 (31) Audit of SPAA - 14 June 1947 - Journal No. 3

4081 (32) Table No. 3-1 Cash on Deposit & Accts. Receivable, Patent Office Ministry, 

Commerce & Finance J.G. Journal No. 4, 13, 31

4081 (33) Deposit Bureau, Ministry of Finance, J.G., German Copyright Accts. 17 June 

1947 - Journal No. 5

4081 (34) British Copyright, SCAP Custody Accts., Bank of Japan - Journal No. 6

4081 (35) Deposit Bureau, Ministry of Finance, Copyright Accounts, Misc. Nations - 

Journal No. 7, 14, 36

4081 (36) Telefunken Accounts - Journal No. 8, 22

4081 (37) Deutsche Grammophone

4081 (38) PSB Report #883 C/D No. 2144 - Journal No. 11, Union Insurance Society

4081 (39) PSB #949 (British Patent) Journal No. 2

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4081 (40) Foreign Affairs Accounts, Bank of Japan, Copyright R. - Journal No. 15-18-

28-29

4081 (41) Reports of Patent Royalties - Journal No. 19

4081 (42) USA Copyright Royalties

4081 (43) USA Patent Right Royalties

4081 (44) British Copyright Royalties

4081 (45) British Patent Royalties

4081 (46) French Copyright Royalties

4081 (47) Misc. Countries Copyright Royalties

4081 Contraband Property Tally-in-Receipts - Setagaya Warehouse, Book I

4081 Journals Miscellaneous:

4081 P1-1 S.N. Behrman

4081 P1-14 George Gershwin

4081 P1-2 Curtis Brown, Ltd.

4081 P1-21 Frank Molner

4081 P1-29 T. Williams

4081 P1-3 Eugene O’Neill

4081 P1-30 Ricordi and Company

4081 P1-31 American Copyright Owners

4081 P1-32 Broadcast Music, Inc.

4081 P1-33 John Steinbeck

4081 P1-34 John van Druten

4081 P1-35 Robert Ardney

4081 P1-36 American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers – ASCAP

4081 P1-37 Howard Lindsay, Russel Crouse & Catherine B. Day

4081 P1-38 Mark Reed

4081 P1-39 Joseph Kesserling

4081 P1-4 William Saroyan

4081 P1-40 Owen & Donald Davis

4081 P1-5 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

4081 P1-6 Thornton Wilder

4081 P1-7 Carl Allenworth

4081 P1-72 Ferde Grofe

4081 P1-86 Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse

4081 P1-87 David Pinski

4081 P2-1 August Strinberg

4081 P2-2 Teaterforlag Avid Englind

4081 P3-1 Henrik Ibsen

4081 P4-1 Atrium Verlag (Zurich)

4081 P5-1 Ruggiero Leoncavallo (Italian)

4081 Subsidiary Ledger - Copyright Royalty, Patent Royalty:

4082 Abandoned Property

4082 Abandoned Property - Setagaya Warehouse

4082 Alfred P. Doerr

4082 Bertha Burghardt

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
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4082 Carl F. Krumm

4082 Carl Kruger

4082 Club Germania

4082 Contraband Property Tally-in-Receipts - Setagaya Warehouse, Book II

4082 Contraband Property, Setagaya Warehouse Inventory No. 2, to 750

4082 Contraband Property, Setagaya Warehouse Inventory No. 3, from 751

4082 Correspondence - Abandoned Property

4082 Dividends - Premium - Proceeds Realized on Sale of Shares, 1948-1951 (4 folders)

4082 Else Schmidt

4082 Franz Flachsenbaer

4082 Friedrich Ried

4082 Fritz Grossinsky

4082 German Club of Kobe

4082 Gustav Rudolph

4082 Herman Bosch

4082 Herman Schreiner

4082 Interest Redemption of Bonds

4082 John Christians

4082 Katherine Wedemeyer

4082 Kurt Meissner

4082 Max Braener

4082 Max Braener (Braeur)

4082 Miscellaneous

4082 Monthly Reports to Custodian

4082 National Socialist Party

4082 Nippon Schering Co.

4082 No Title

4082 Otto Burmeister

4082 Otto Stolle

4082 Peter Metzger

4082 Roland Sonderhoff

4082 Royalties

4082 Rudolph Hillman

4082 Sale of Property

4082 Standard Braid & Produce Co.

4082 Stock Purchases

4082 Transfer of Funds

4082 Werner Westphalen

4082 Willy R. Foerster

4082 Winckler & Co.

4083 Assignment of Translation Rights, Suspense

4083 C-60 Sorted by ID Number

4083 Cancellations - Translation and Performance Rights, etc.

4083 Contraband B7 Cashier Report

4083 Contraband B7 Sales Journal

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1162

Box Subject

4083 Contraband Property Cashier Report C-51 – C-53 (3 folders)

4083 Contraband Property Journal Sales C-51 – C-53 (3 folders)

4083 Contraband Property Sales Journal C-56

4083 Contraband Property, Setagaya Warehouse

4083 Correspondence - Rental I and II (2 folders)

4083 No Title

4083 Property Reports

4083 SPAA Account Report from Japanese Government

4083 Statements - Patent Rights and Copyrights

4083 Statements of Performance & Composition Rights

4083 Statements of Translation Rights

4083 Translation Right Data Re: Transfer of Cash - USA, British, France

4083 Translation Rights, Miscellaneous

4083 Transmittal from Patent Property Branch Re: Translation Rights, New Contracts, 

Cancel, etc.

4083 Transmittal of Certificates and Statements of Account, Chief Reorientation Branch

4083 Vested German Property

4084 Accumulated Total Rental – Monthly

4084 Analysis of Rentals - 28 February. 1949

4084 Analysis of Rentals - 30 April 1949

4084 Assignment of Translation Rights Account - General Journal

4084 Balance Sheets of Monthly Checking, Translation & Performance Rights

4084 Civil Property Custodian Property – Contraband

4084 Contraband Property - Audit Report

4084 Contraband Property - Charges Paid by Comptroller

4084 Contraband Property - Correspondence, 1948-1949

4084 Contraband Property - Correspondence, 1950-1951

4084 Contraband Property – Disbursements

4084 Contraband Property - Monthly Statement

4084 Contraband Property - Report of Board Proceedings

4084 Contraband Property - Requests for IBM Action

4084 Contraband Property - S.S. Hai Lieh

4084 Contracts & Royalties

4084 Intra-Division Memoranda (General)

4084 Inventory - Patent and Translation Right Section

4084 Investigation Report

4084 P/D Rental Data

4084 SCAPINS - Real Estate

4084 Transaction Control Sheets – Completed

4084 Translation Rights, Performance Rights - Index Book

4084 Various Records and Copies, etc. to Make Monthly Statements, etc.

4084 Vested German Real Estate

4084 W.R Foerster

4084 Working Schedules – Dollar

4084 Working Schedules - P/D

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1612: General Subject Files, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1163

Box Subject

4084 Working Schedules – Yen

4085 Contraband Property Inventory, Bank of Japan, No. 1

4085 Contraband Property Inventory, Setagaya Warehouse, No. 1

4085 Contraband Property Receipts and Releases, Bank of Japan, No. 1

4085 Contraband Property Tally-in-Receipts, Osaka, No. 1

4085 German Property General Ledger, Individual Assets

4085 German Property General Ledger, Individual Liabilities

4085 Miscellaneous SCAP Yen Custody Accounts

4085 No Title

4085 Reference Cards (2 folders)

4085 Temporary Property Storage

4086 Log Book - Translation Control Sheets

4086 Outgoing - Releases

4086 T/C Log Book - Accounts Division

4086 T/C Log Book - Accounts Division

4086 T/C Record for LP-REP, PR, S&R - Accounts Division

4086 T/C Records for Accounts Branch - LP, EP. PR&M – 1

4086 T/C Records for Accounts Division - LP. EP. PR&M

4086 T/C Records for Audits Branch – 2

4086 T/C Records for Director & SIR. BR.

4086 T/C Records for J.G. Prop. Br. (Rep.)

4086 T/C Records for J.G. Prop. Br. (Rep.) – 3

4086 T/C Records for JG, EP - Accounts Division

4087 Abandoned Contraband Property 1952

4087 Audit Contraband Property – 1952

4087 Contraband

4087 List of Base metals in Accordance with SCAPIN 1878

4087 Lot Storage and Lot Credit File, Nos. C-1 thru C-18

Case Files 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1870)

Boxes 9901-9936 location: 290/23/25/05

“Big Firm” File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1871)

Boxes 9937-10014 location: 290/23/27/03

Trademarks 1948-1952 (0331-UD-1875)

Box 10099 location: 290/23/35/01

Patents 1948-1952 (0331-UD-1878)

Boxes 10104-10106 location: 290/23/35/02

SCAP Directives 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1885)

Boxes 10121-10123 location: 290/24/01/01

Box Subject

10121 SCAPIN-1 - SCAPIN-1750 (15 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Enemy Property Branch — Entry 1885: SCAP Directives, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1164

Box Subject

10122 SCAPIN-1751 - SCAPIN-1899 (6 Folders)

10123 SCAPIN-1901 - SCAPIN-2202 (8 Folders)

Looted Property Branch

Subject File 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1613)

Boxes 4088-4122 location: 290/15/35/03

Box Subject

4088 Machine Rosters: Diamonds of Doubtful Ownership

4088 Machine Rosters: L1-Run

4088 Machine Rosters

4088 Machine Rosters: L2

4088 Machine Rosters: Submission of Inventory of Looted Property from Civil Property 

Bureau, JG, No. I-II (2 folders)

4088 Machine Rosters: Commodity Ledger

4088 Machine Rosters: Special Run on Singer Sewing Machines

4088 Machine Rosters: Duplicate List of Civil Property Custodian #11558 (1701 Volume 

Books) as Reported L2-617

4088 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Civil Property Custodian Number (L-1 No. 

Incomplete), Report No. 7 - Parts I-II as of 15 April 1950 (2 folders)

4089 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by CPC Nos as of 31 Dec 1950 (Book 1-3) (3 

folders)

4089 Machine Rosters: Trial Balance and IBM Reconciliation

4089 Machine Rosters: Master Report on Looted Property, 1, 2 May 1947 (2 folders)

4089 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Master Report - 7th March 47, “B” Group

4089 Machine Rosters: 02. The Custody Department, Mitsui Trust Co.

4089 Machine Rosters: 04. Mitsui Kitahama Warehouse

4089 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - 17 - Military Equipments Confiscated by Allies

4089 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - 18 - Warehouse No. 1

4089 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - 19 - 4th Inf Reg, Osaka: 24th Inf Div, Osaka

4089 Machine Rosters: 01-Hakozaki Warehouse, Tokyo Branch of Mitsui Warehousing 

Co., Ltd.

4089 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - 03 - Stored in Tokyo Agric. Univ. Whse.

4089 Machine Rosters: 05. Kizugawa Kanpon Warehouse, 1 May 1947

4089 Machine Rosters: 06-Kyoto Museum

4089 Machine Rosters: 07- Nogyo Kai Warehouse, Fukuoka

4089 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - 08 - Disposed of/by I.J.G. in Accordance with 

SCAPIN-53

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 9 - Impractical to Move

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 10 - Being Used by I.J.G. Official Business

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 11 - Being Used by Allies Official Business

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 12 – Restituted

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 13 - Sunk or Otherwise Destroyed

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 14 - Not Stored - Scrap Condition

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 16 - Outside Japan

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 20 - Bank of Japan

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1165

Box Subject

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, 20 – Exported

4090 Machine Rosters: Special Report by Country of Seizure Unknown – C

4090 Machine Rosters: Special Report by Country of Seizure Unknown – J

4090 Machine Rosters: Special Report by Country of Seizure Unknown – Valuated

4090 Machine Rosters: Special Report by Country of Seizure Unknown - Not Valuated

4090 Machine Rosters: Master Report on Looted Property - July 1, 1947

4090 Machine Rosters: IBM Tabulations on Report to Washington

4090 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Roster by Description

4090 Machine Rosters: Consolidated Alphabetical Roster

4090 Machine Rosters: Consolidated Master Report – 1

4090 Machine Rosters: Consolidated Master Report – A

4090 Machine Rosters: Consolidated Master Report - B

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Roster by Description, VII 

(August 16, 1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Roster by Description, VIII 

(September 18, 1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Roster by Country by Description 

by Possessor, VIII (September 18, 1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Alphabetical Roster, VIII 

(September 18, 1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Master Report, III (Sept. 18, 

1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Master Report, IV (Nov. 18, 

1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Report by Warehouse, I (Sept. 

22, 1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (Nov. 19, 

1947)

4091 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by All Unevaluated Property (Nov. 19, 

1947)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (Nov. 19, 

1947)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Description of Property (Nov. 19, 

1947)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report by Description, by Location 

(December 10, 1947)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Master Report V (Dec. 24, 1947)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Description of Property (Dec. 29, 

1947)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Description of Property (Dec. 29, 

1947)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (Jan. 1948)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Master Report by Numerical Sequence (Jan. 

1948)

4092 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (Jan. 1948)

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Master Report by Numerical Sequence (Feb. 

1948)

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (February 

1948)

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Description of Property (February 

1948)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1166

Box Subject

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (March 1948)

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (March 1948)

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Master Report (March)

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (April 1948)

4093 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (April 1948)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category (April)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Master Report by Numerical Sequence (May 

1948)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (May 1948)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (May 1948)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (June 1948)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (June 1948)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (June 1948)

4094 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (July 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Alphabetical Description (July 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (July 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (July 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Raw Materials (Aug. 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (Aug. 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (Aug. 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (Aug. 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (Sept. 1948)

4095 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (Sept. 1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (Sept. 1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Raw Materials (Sept. 1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (May, June, July, August, September 1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (October 1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Raw Materials (October 

1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (October 

1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (October 1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (October 

1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (November 1948)

4096 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Raw Materials (Nov. 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (Nov. 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (Nov. 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (Nov. 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Raw Materials (Dec. 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (Dec. 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (Dec. 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Location 12 by Civil Property 

Custodian-IBM No. (December 1948)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1167

Box Subject

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (December 1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Base Metals (December 

1948)

4097 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Base Metals (Revision) (25 

January 1949 as of 31 December 1948)

4098 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (December 

1948)

4098 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Raw Material (January 1949)

4098 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (January 

1949)

4098 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (January 

1949)

4098 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (January 1949)

4098 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (January 1949)

4098 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (February 

1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (February 

1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (February 1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (February 

1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Raw Materials (February 

1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (March 1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (March 1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (March 1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (March 1949)

4099 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Base Metals by Location - Summary 

(Revised Tabulation)

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Base Metals by Numerical Sequence, 

Revised Tabulation

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (April 1949)

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (April 1949)

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (April 1949)

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Base Metals by Location - Detail 4

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (April 1949)

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (May 1949)

4100 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Location of Property (May 1949)

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category of Property (May 1949)

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Straight Sewing Machine Serial No. 

(May 1949)

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition by Specific 

Location (May 1949)

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Base Metals by Numerical 

Sequence-5 

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Base Metals by Location – 5

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Category by Location (June 1949)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1168

Box Subject

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Roster by Numerical Sequence (June 1949)

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition of Property (June 

1949)

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Base Metals by Numerical 

Sequence- 6

4101 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Base Metals by Location - 6

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Adjustment Report of Concentration of 

Base Metals – Revision

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Accounting Report of Base Metal 

Concentration, Location 69-82-83

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - by L-Page No. Excepting Concentrated Base 

Metals (31 July 1949)

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report by Numerical Sequence (July 1949)

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Check Listing of Sewing Machine, L-Page No. 

392-417

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Special Report of Disposition of Property (July 

1949)

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Transfer Report (30 September 1949) 

(Pending)

4102 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location

4103 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Disposition Report (30 September 1949)

4103 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Pending Release Report, September with 

October Supplement

4103 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - L-1 by CPC Number (31 October 1949)

4103 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location (31 October 1949)

4103 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity (31 October 1949)

4104 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Listing as of 31 October. 1949 (in L-2 Number 

Sequence)

4104 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Disposition (October 31, 1949)

4104 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location (November 30, 1949)

4104 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity (30 November 1949)

4104 Machine Rosters: L.P. Disposition Report (30 November 1949)

4104 Machine Rosters: 425 Machines on Transfer

4105 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 4 (31 December 1949)

4105 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 4 (31 December 

1949)

4105 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report (31 December 1949)

4105 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 5 (31 January 1950)

4105 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 5 (31 January 1950)

4106 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Disposition (31 January 1950)

4106 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 6 (28 February 

1950)

4106 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 6 (28 February 1950)

4106 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report No. 6 (28 February 1950)

4106 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 7 (15 April 1950)

4106 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 7 (15 April 1950)

4106 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report No. 7, Misc. Accounts (15 

April 1950)

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report No. 7, Account No. 7 (15 

Apr. 1950)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1169

Box Subject

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 8 (31 May 1950)

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 8 (31 May 1950)

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report No. 9 (31 May 1950) - A/C 

No. 12 Summaries, Additions & Deletions, Misc. Accts Detail

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 9 (30 June 1950)

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 9 (30 June 1950)

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report, A/C No. 12 Summaries & 

Misc. A/C Detail only, Report No. 9 (30 June 1950)

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 10 (31 July 1950)

4107 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 10 (31 July 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report, Account No. 12 Only (31 

July 1950

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report No. 10, Miscellaneous 

Accounts (31 July 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 11 (31 August 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 11 (31 August 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report No. 11, Account No. 12 and 

Miscellaneous Accts (31 August 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 12 (30 Sept. 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 12 (30 September 

1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 13 (30 Nov. 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 13, (30 Nov. 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 14 (31 Dec. 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 14 (31 Dec. 1950)

4108 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition A/C 12 Only, Report No. 12 (31 

December 1950), Book 1 of 2

4109 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition A/C 12 Only, Report No. 12 (31 

December 1950), Book 2 of 2

4109 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report No. 12, Misc. Accounts (31 

December 1950)

4109 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report Nos. 3-6 (30 November 

1949-28 February 1950) (4 folders)

4110 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 7 (15 April 1950)

4110 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 8 (31 May 1950)

4110 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, L/P Unit Work Sheets, Report 

No. 9 (30 June 1950)

4110 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, L/P Unit Work Sheets, Report 

No. 10 (31 July 1950)

4110 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Work Sheets, Report No. 11 (31 

August 1950)

4110 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report Nos. 12-14 (30 

September-31 December 1950) (3 folders)

4110 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Journal Entries (January 1950)

4111 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets (15 April 1950) (2 folders)

4111 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets Beginning with #213, Period 

Ending 31 May 1950

4111 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets (30 June 1950)

4111 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets for July 1950

4112 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, August-November 1950 (3 

folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1170

Box Subject

4112 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, #460 thru #566 (31 Dec. 1950)

4112 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, Re Newly Impounded Disposition 

(31 December 1950)

4112 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for Period from 31 July 1949 

to 30 September 1949

4113 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entry Book 2, Period 30 Sep 1949 to 

31 October 1949

4113 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for November 1949

4113 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for December 1949

4113 No Title

4113 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entry

4113 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - R-7 New Miscellneous Accounts: Disposition 

Adjustments Journal for January 1950

4113 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for February 1950

4114 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for Period 1 March thru 15 

April 1950, Report No. 7

4114 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries, No. R-27 for Period 1 March 

thru 15 April 1950, Assignment of SCAPIN Nos., Report No. 7

4114 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for Period 16 April to 31 May 

1950, Report No. 8

4114 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for the Month of 1 to 30 June 

1950, Report No. 9

4114 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for the Month of 1 to 31 July 

1950, Report No. 10

4114 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries, Report No. 11 (31 August 

1950)

4115 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries, Report No. 12 (September 

1950

4115 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries, Report No. 13 (Oct.-Nov. 

1950)

4115 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for Month of December 1950

4115 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries (31 December 1950), 

Supplement

4115 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Japanese Audits, Adjustments, Old & New, 

Proof Listings, Work Tickets

4115 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Coins and Currencies, No. 1 - France (Lot 

Sequence), Release No. 6130

4115 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries (April and May 1951) (2 

folders)

4116 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for Month, June 1951 (2 

folders)

4116 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Journal Entries for July & August 1951 

(Supplement R-59 added)

4116 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodities - Automobile (30 

September1949)

4116 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodities - Machine & Miscellaneous 

Items (30 September 1949)

4116 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity (31 October 1949)

4116 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 7 (15 April 1950)

4116 Machine Rosters: Looted Property (30 September 1950)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Report No. 9 (30 June 1950)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 10 (31 July 1950)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1171

Box Subject

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 13 (30 November 

1950)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 15 (31 March 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 16 (30 April 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 16 (30 April 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 17 (31 May 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 18 (30 June 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 19 (July & Aug. 

1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 15 (31 March 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 16 (30 April 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 17 (31 May 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 18 (30 June 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Location, Report No. 19 (July & Aug. 1951)

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Disposition Account No. 12 Only (30 June 

1950), Seizure Area 02 thru 09, Book 1 of 2

4117 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Disposition Account No. 12 Only (30 June 

1950), Seizure Area 10 thru 92, Book 2 of 2

4118 Machine Rosters: Unidentified Looted Precious Metal, Lot No. 21

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 78, Unidentified Precious Metals

4118 Machine Rosters: Unidentified Looted Precious Metal, Lot No. 78

4118 Machine Rosters: Unidentified Looted Precious Metal, Lot No. 340

4118 Machine Rosters: Unidentified Looted Precious Metal, Lot No. 342

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 340, Netherland East Indies Release, PLD

4118 Machine Rosters: 78, China

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 6444, Released to China

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 5148, Released to China

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 5175, Released to China

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 5321, Gold Released to Singapore

4118 Machine Rosters: Annex - Silver coins & Bullion, Netherlands East Indies

4118 Machine Rosters: Netherlands East Indies - P M Lot No. 5003, Detailed Inventory

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 5120, Netherlands East Indies, Fine Weight Extension

4118 Machine Rosters: Release, Netherlands East Indies Looted Gold & Silver, Lot No. 

340 (3 August 1950)

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 342, Netherlands East Indies Release

4118 Machine Rosters: Complete List of All Chinese Coins in SCAP Custody (15 February 

1950), By Type of Metal and Denomination

4118 Machine Rosters: Release - Netherlands East Indies Looted Gold, Lot No. 342 (3 

August 1950)

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 5140, Netherlands East Indies, Fine Weight Extension

4118 Machine Rosters: Netherlands East Indies - P M Lot No. 5003, Detailed Inventory

4118 Machine Rosters: Lot No. 5111, Netherlands East Indies

4118 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Coins & Currencies, No. I - France, Lot 

Sequence

4118 Machine Rosters: Looted Property Disposition Report 12, Misc. Accounts (31 Dec. 

1951)

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Miscellaneous Accounts (30 June 1951)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1172

Box Subject

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Newly Impounded, 31 August 1950 

to 19 September 1950

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Impounded Property Since 1 April 1949

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Newly Impounded, 31 August to 19 

September 1950

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Civil Property Custodian No. - JG Audits 

Reconciliation Report No. 7, Parts I and II (15 April 1950) (2 folders)

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Report (11 October 1946)

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Consolidated Report (3 December 1946)

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, No. 543 thru No. 603 (31 March 

1951)

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, Re CPC Numerical Sequence 

Reconciliation as of 31 December 1950, No. 547 thru No. 573

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, No. 590 thru No. 611 (30 April 

1951)

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, No. 612 thru 637 for Month of 

May 1951

4119 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, No. 614 thru No. 640 for Month 

of June 1951

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, No. 641 thru No. 660 (June 

1951)

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Work Tickets, No. 658 thru No. 682 (July & 

August 1951)

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Sewing Machines, Automobiles, Typewriters, 

Miscellaneous (31 January 1950)

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property – Vehicles

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Mach. & Misc. (31 January 1950)

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Mach. & Misc. (31 May 1950)

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodities, Sewing Machines (30 Sept. 

1949)

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Sewing Machines & Automobiles (31 Dec. 

1949)

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Diamonds of Doubtful Ownership in Custody

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Diamonds of Doubtful Ownership in Custody 

by Source Document

4120 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Report of Sewing Machines – (2 folders)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Machine & Miscellaneous (31 December 1949)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Machine & Miscellaneous (28 February 1950)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Sewing Machine (28 February 1950)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - A/C No. 12 Summaries and Misc. A/C’s Detail 

(31 March 195

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Additions to Account No. 12 for Period 1 

January 1951 to 31 March 1951

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Raw Materials (31 May 1950)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Raw Materials (15 April 1950)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Account No. 77 Deleted from IBM Listings and 

L/P Accounts (Effective 31 December 1950)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 2 - Netherlands (Lot 

Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 3 - China (Lot 

Sequence)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1613: Subject File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1173

Box Subject

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 4 - United Kingdom 

(Lot Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 5 - India (Lot 

Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 6 - Australia (Lot 

Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 7 - Philippine Islands 

(Lot Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 8 - U.S. (Lot 

Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 9 - Miscellaneous 

(Lot Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Coins and Currencies No. 10 - Hong Kong (Lot 

Sequence)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 15 (31 March 1951)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property by Commodity, Report No. 15 (31 March 1951)

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property, Journal Entries, 1 January 1951 thru 31 March 1951

4121 Machine Rosters: Looted Property - Disposition Adjustments (1 January 1951 to )

4121 Report of Registration of Vehicles

4121 Use of Unidentifiable Looted Vehicles by Japanese Government Agency

4122 Looted Property Branch - PSB #1844 (Sewing Machines) Inventory Sheets Nos. 

1-3 - Kizugawa Kanpon Warehouse (3 folders)

Numeric File 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1614)

The majority of this series (Boxes 4123-4154) consists of numbered reference files. Boxes 

4123-4177 location: 290/16/02/01.

Box Subject

4154 Australian R & R Delegation

4154 Canadian R & R Delegation

4154 Chinese R & R Delegation, Folder 1

4154 Chinese R & R Delegation, Folder 2

4154 PIR Memo (Fukuoka)

4154 PIR Memo (Kobe)

4154 PIR Memo (Kyoto)

4154 PIR Memo (Kyushu)

4154 PIR Memo (Osaka)

4154 PIR Memo (Sendai)

4154 PIR Memo (Tokyo)

4154 PIR Memo 1-170 (Nagoya), Folder 1

4154 PIR Memo 171- (Nagoya), Folder 2

4154 PSB Memo (Hokkaido)

4154 PSB Memo (Kure)

4155 01 - Hakozaki Warehouse

4155 02 - Mitsui Trust Co. Vault

4155 03 - Agricultural School

4155 04 - Mitsui Kitahama Warehouse

4155 05 - Kizugawa Kanpon Warehouse

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1614: Numeric File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1174

Box Subject

4155 06 - Kyoto Museum

4155 French R & R Delegation

4155 Hong Kong

4155 Indian R & R Delegation

4155 Netherlands East Indies, Folder 1

4155 Netherlands East Indies, Folder 2

4155 New Zealand R & R Delegation

4155 Philippines R & R Delegation

4155 United Kingdom R & R Delegation

4155 United States R & R Delegation

4155 USSR R & R Delegation

4156 07 - Yame-gun Agricultural Cooperation

4156 08 - Returned to the Japanese

4156 09 - Impractical to Move (Yufutsu Paper Mill)

4156 10 - Exempt from Storage Being Used by IJG for Official Business

4156 11 - Being Used by Allied Government for Official Business

4156 14 - Held Out of Storage Due to Scrap Condition, Custody of IJG

4156 15 - Erroneously Reported

4156 20 - Bank of Japan Vault

4156 22 - Custody of Imperial Household

4156 42 - Moji Mitsui Warehouse

4156 43 - Sagacho Warehouse

4156 69 - Mitsubishi Ooe Warehouse

4156 81 - Shibusawa Warehouse

4156 CLO 1946-1947-1948

4156 CPB #381

4156 CPB January-December 1948

4156 Looted Property Transaction Control Sheets No. 1 – 4500 (3 folders)

4157 CPB #448

4157 CPB #451

4157 CPB #8 to 596 (January-May 1949)

4157 Looted Property Sub Branch General Journal, Nos. 1-500 (5 folders)

4157 Looted Property Sub Branch General Ledger

4157 Looted Property Sub Branch General Ledger Transferred Sheets

4157 RAP 1-380 (1951)

4157 RAP 1-660 (1950)

4157 RAP 661-1004 (1950)

4157 RBC 1-600 (June-September 1949)

4157 RBC 601-991 (September-December 1949)

4157 Transfer Ledger Sheets, Book II

4158 Civil Property Custodian Form 201

4158 Civil Property Custodian Form 285, Nos. 1-435 (2 folders)

4158 Looted Property Sub Branch General Journal, Nos. 501-900 (4 folders)

4158 Releases L-4 (1046-1206)

4158 Releases L-4 (484, 662-997)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1614: Numeric File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1175

Box Subject

4158 Submission of Documents Regarding L/P from RBC, No. 1

4158 Transfer

4159 Looted Property Inventory Sheet Nos. 4129-4864 (2 folders)

4159 Looted Property Inventory Sheet Nos. 5197-6096 (2 folders)

4159 PSB Request for Investigation, Part I

4159 Service Request Completed

4159 Service Request: PSB No. Assigned

4159 Ships

4159 Submission of Documents Regarding L/P from RAP, 1950

4159 Submission of Documents Regarding L/P from RAP, 1951

4159 Submission of Documents Regarding L/P from RBC, No. 2

4160 Location of Looted Property - PSB 175, 1 May 1947

4160 PSB Report 322

4160 PSB Report 344 - No. 1

4160 PSB Report 344 - No. 2

4160 PSB Reports 1-500

4160 PSB Reports 501 – 900 (4 folders)

4160 PSB Request for Investigation, Part II

4161 PSB Report 1744

4161 PSB Reports 1679 - 1830

4161 PSB Reports 901 – 1678 (5 folders)

4162 Allocation of Civil Property Custodian Vehicles, April 1948

4162 Automobile Engine & Special Nos. Reports

4162 Cars Deleted from List of Looted Vehicles

4162 Corrected Inventory of Looted Machinery

4162 Directives Concerning L/P

4162 Executive Division

4162 Exported

4162 Foreign Property Classification of Accounts and Manual of Instructions

4162 Foreign Property Division

4162 General Correspondence for Looted Property

4162 Invoices

4162 J.G. Audits Report Correspondence

4162 J.G. Budget Appropriations

4162 No Title

4162 PSB Report 2137

4162 PSB Reports 1831 –

4162 SCAPIN 5005-1 to SCAPIN 6000-A

4162 SCAPIN 53 to SCAPIN 4974

4162 SCAPIN 6013-A to SCAPIN 6497-A

4162 SCAPIN 6504-A to SCAPIN 7000-A

4163 Analysis of IBM Code 13

4163 Audit Report - Looted Property

4163 Book List

4163 JG Looted Property Expenditures

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1614: Numeric File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1176

Box Subject

4163 L/P on Reparation Inventory

4163 L1 Adjustments

4163 Looted Machines on Reparation Inventory CPC #s to be Removed

4163 Miscellaneous File - Warehouse Memos

4163 Miscellaneous General Correspondence

4163 Monthly Ship Register (July 1947 to May 1948)

4163 No Title

4163 No Title

4163 Policy

4163 Progress Report - Looted Property

4163 Property Liquidation Division

4163 Report on Monthly Balance of Unidentified Looted Property

4163 Report on Restitution of L/P - Memo to: Joint Chiefs of Staff

4163 Sale of Assets

4163 Sale of Unidentified L/P

4163 Ships

4163 Special Report

4163 Special Report - Service Request

4163 Summation Report

4163 Transfer of Looted Property

4163 Transmittal of Form L

4163 Transmittal to Civil Property Custodian Deputy re L-2’s

4163 ULP Fund Monthly Balance Report

4163 Unidentified L/P

4163 Unidentified L/P Yen Fund

4163 United Nations

4163 Verification of Form L-1

4163 Warehouse Property - Estimate of Uniform System of Records

4164 Catalogue of Books Brought from Foreign Countries During the War, and Kept in 

the Ueno National Library, Japan

4164 Concentration of Base Metals (3 folders)

4164 Engine Number & Serial Number of Looted Cars

4164 General Maritime Bureau Summary Report of Repairs to Looted Vessels

4164 IBM Changes and Notes

4164 Invoices Received for Ships Repairs

4164 Items Received from Malayan Banks During Japanese Occupation

4164 Looted Property Account

4164 Looted Property Revised Report B1 - B569 (August 4, 1947)

4164 Misc. Original Inventory Relative to SCAPIN 885, 19 April 1946

4164 Report on Looted Property Stored in Osaka Prefecture

4164 Report on the Base Metal (2 folders)

4164 Transmittal of Documents

4165 01 - Automobile, Parts 1 and 2 (2 folders)

4165 09 - Yufutsu Paper Mill

4165 Additional Copies of Misc. CPB’s (Bound 10 October 1949)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1614: Numeric File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1177

Box Subject

4165 Appendix of Report on the Base Metal by Prefectures in Accordance with SCAPIN 

No. 1878 (15 August 1948)

4165 Bill of Sale

4165 Bill of Sale (Automobile) Osaka, Setagaya, Shinagawa (3 folders)

4165 Report on the Base Metals (23 June 1948)

4166 01 - Automobile, Part 3

4166 03 – Airplane

4166 07 - Ship (Monthly Reports on Captured Vessels)

4166 07 - Ship (Parts 1 and 2) (2 folders)

4166 08 - Ship Equipment

4166 09 - Machinery (Parts 1 and 2) (2 folders)

4166 09A - Machinery List

4166 10 - Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment

4166 11 - Sewing Machine

4166 11A - Singer Machine (01 & 05 as of 31 July 1949)

4166 Korean Ships

4167 12 – Ordnance

4167 14 - Jewelry (Incl. Fans)

4167 15 - Gems and Pearls

4167 16 – Typewriter

4167 17 - Base Metals & Scrap

4167 18 – Ivory

4167 20 - Textiles and Yarns

4167 21 - Leather & Tanning Materials

4167 22 - Lumber & Bldg. Materials

4167 23 - Petroleum Products

4167 24 - Chemicals, Acid, Perfumes

4167 25 – Food

4167 26 - Clothing and Accessories

4167 27 - Camera and Equipments

4167 28 - Watches and Clocks

4167 29 - Art Objects

4167 30 - Religious Items

4167 31 - Other Relics

4167 32 - Books, Stationery, Miscellaneous Office Supplies, Paper

4167 33 - Furniture, Fixtures, Household Supplies

4167 34 - Coins, Copper & Misc.

4167 35 - Silver Coins

4167 36 - Coins, Gold

4167 37 – Radios

4167 40 - Office Equipment (except Typewriters)

4167 42 - Natural History Specimens

4167 43 - Machine Tools

4167 46 – Gold

4167 47 – Silver

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1614: Numeric File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1178

Box Subject

4167 48 – Platinum

4167 50 - Maps & Map Plates

4167 51 - Engineering Equipment

4167 53 - Borax, Copra, Reisin, etc.

4167 57 - Rubber & Rubber Items

4167 58 - Hospital Supplies, Drugs and Equipment

4167 60 - Misc. Tools, Hardware & Paint

4167 61 – Radium

4167 63 - Musical Instrument

4168 65 - Bicycles [Empty Folder]

4168 66 - Securities (i.e. Bonds, Valuables, Bank Accounts, etc.)

4168 67 - Meteorological Equipment

4168 99 – Miscellaneous

4168 Catalogue of the Looted Cinchona Bark and Quinine Derivatives

4168 CLO Reports on Singer Sewing Machines

4168 Inventory of Cinchona Bark and Quinine Derivatives in the Custody of the Japanese 

Government

4168 List of Looted Machine (Revised Edition)

4168 List of Property of “Quinine Derivatives” Manufactured in Japan

4168 Looted Property Vessels Numeric and Alphabetic Listing

4168 Singer Sewing Machines Reported on L-1 Pages & CPC Nos. Not Assigned

4168 Unidentified Looted Precious Metal (Lot No. 340)

4168 Unidentified Looted Property Sales Report

4169 86 Automobiles - Duplicate Copies (CLO-5355)

4169 Kanagawa Prefecture

4169 Tokyo Prefecture, 1-2100 (8 folders)

4169 Tokyo Prefecture, Vol. 1

4170 Chiba Prefecture (2 folders)

4170 CLO 2783 (15 April 1947)

4170 CLO 4602 (14 June 1947)

4170 Gifu Prefecture

4170 Ishikawa Prefecture

4170 Japanese Government Report on K Numbers

4170 Kagawa Prefecture

4170 Kagoshima Prefecture

4170 Kanagawa Prefecture, Nos. 1 and 2 (2 folders)

4170 Kochi Prefecture

4170 Miyazaki Prefecture

4170 Nagasaki Prefecture

4170 Nara Prefecture

4170 Okayama Prefecture

4170 Saga Prefecture

4170 Shiga Prefecture

4170 Shimana Prefecture

4170 Special Provost Court #1-#100

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1614: Numeric File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1179

Box Subject

4170 Tokushima Prefecture

4170 Tottori Prefecture

4170 Toyama Prefecture (2 folders)

4170 Wakayama Prefecture

4170 Yamaguchi Prefecture

4171 Aichi Prefecture

4171 Ehime Prefecture

4171 Fukuoka Prefecture (5 folders)

4171 Hiroshima Prefecture

4171 Ibaragi Prefecture

4171 Kagoshima Prefecture

4171 Kochi Prefecture

4171 Kumamoto Prefecture

4171 Mie Prefecture

4171 Niigata Prefecture

4171 Saitama Prefecture

4171 Shizuoka Prefecture

4171 Tochigi Prefecture (3 folders)

4171 Yamanashi Prefecture

4172 Tokyo Prefecture, Vols. 3-11 (9 folders)

4173 CLO 8266 (Incls Only) - Report of Vehicles

4173 Fukui Prefecture

4173 Hokkaido Prefecture

4173 Hyogo Prefecture

4173 Hyogo Prefecture (2 folders)

4173 Kagawa Prefecture

4173 Kyoto Prefecture (3 folders)

4173 Nagasaki Prefecture

4173 Nara Prefecture

4173 Oita Prefecture (3 folders)

4173 Okayama Prefecture

4173 Shimane Prefecture (2 folders)

4173 Tokushima Prefecture

4173 Tokyo City

4173 Tokyo Prefecture

4173 Tokyo Prefecture, 1-100, 901-1000

4173 Tokyo Prefecture, 1201-1300

4173 Tottori Prefecture

4173 Wakayama Prefecture

4173 Yamaguchi Prefecture

4174 Gunma Prefecture

4174 Ibaragi Prefecture (2 folders)

4174 Miyazaki Prefecture

4174 Nagano Prefecture (2 folders)

4174 Osaka Prefecture (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1614: Numeric File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1180

Box Subject

4174 Osaka Prefecture, Vol. 1 (1 of 2)

4174 Osaka Prefecture, Vol. 1 (2 of 2)

4174 Osaka Prefecture, Vol. 2

4174 Saitama Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 86 Automobiles - Duplicate Copies (CLO-5355)

4175 Aichi Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 Akita Prefecture

4175 Aomori Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 Enclosure: Physical Inventory of Thirty-Six Automobiles

4175 Foreign Vehicles (after 1937) Registered in Japan

4175 Fukui Prefecture

4175 Fukushima Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 Gifu Prefecture

4175 Hiroshima Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 Hyogo Prefecture

4175 Inventory of Appraisal of Paper Machinery - Yufutsu Paper Mill, Kokusaku Pulp Co., 

Ltd., Yufutsu, Tomakomai, Hokkaido

4175 Miyagi Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 Shiga Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 Shizuoka Prefecture (2 folders)

4175 Yamagata Prefecture (2 folders)

4176 Enclosures to “Restitution of Yufutsu Paper Mill to the Chinese Government”

4177 Inventory of Machinery and Accessories Taken from the Kwangtung Provincial 

Paper Mill and Installed in the Yufutsu Paper Mill, Kokusaku Pulp Industry, Co., Ltd.

Subject Correspondence File 1946-1951 (0331-UD-1615)

Boxes 4178-4252 location: 290/16/04/05. Boxes 4178-4198 primarily deal with ships.

Box Subject

4199 Agricultural Stocks – GEN-Netherlands East Indies

4199 Alumina Shale

4199 Aluminous Clay (Cargo – SS “Tai Lee”)

4199 Aluminum – Netherlands East Indies

4199 Aluminum of Republic of China

4199 Antimony – Chinese

4199 Asbestos – South African Stores, Kyoto

4199 Bauxite – Aboard S.S. Bogota Maru

4199 Bauxite – Netherlands East Indies

4199 Bauxite – Unidentified Looted

4199 Bauxite, Removed from Malaya, United Kingdom

4199 Bawdwin Mines – Burma

4199 Brass Ingots & Scraps – China

4199 Brass Scrap in Custody of Tottori Prefectural Government

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1181

Box Subject

4199 Bristles

4199 Bronze Ingots or Other Form – Ukareas

4199 Cargo Salvage (Iron) – Eisho Maru

4199 Castor Beans & Oil

4199 Chinese Cloth

4199 Chinese Looted Property in Korea

4199 Cinchona Bark – Deteriorating

4199 Cocoa Beans – Netherlands East Indies Netherlands East Indies 

4199 Coffee and Cocoa Beans – Release of

4199 Coffee Beans – Netherlands East Indies – Shipped to Japan

4199 Coins – General No. 1

4199 Concentration of Cinchona Bark & Quinine Derivatives

4199 Cotton Cloth – Chinese

4199 Formosan Cinchona Bark

4199 Rubber Cloth – Looted in China

4200 Chinese Aluminum Coins, Copper Coins & Lead

4200 Chinese Copper Coins (Korea)

4200 Chinese Copper Coins in Osaka

4200 Chinese Copper Coins Kyokuto Maru

4200 Chinese Silver Dollars – Okayama Prefecture (Coins)

4200 Coin & Nickel Plate – Impounding Manchurian Coins & Nickel Scraps

4200 Coinage Looted from Hong Kong

4200 Coins – Indo-Chinese

4200 Coins – Sarawak – Borneo

4200 Coins General, Vols. 2-3 (2 folders)

4200 Coins, Chinese Copper and (Mori Tekkosho Co.) Lead Bars

4200 Copper & Nickel Coins – Indian

4200 Copper Coins – Chinese at Kyoto

4200 Copper Coins – Chinese Nagoya

4200 Copper, Bronze and Nickel Coins – Netherlands East Indies

4200 Foreign Coins and Currencies of Doubtful Origin

4200 Hong Kong Coins – U.K.

4200 Looted Metals & Coins in Bank in Japan

4200 Melted Chinese Coins – Osaka

4200 Nickel & Copper Coins – Malaya & Singapore

4200 Nickel & Copper Coins – Netherlands East Indies Looted/Java Bank

4200 Nickel & Copper Coins (French)

4200 Nickel and Copper Coins – Burma

4200 Nickel Coins – China

4200 Nickel Coins & Ingots (China), Lead & Miyu Maru

4200 Nickel Coins (Slugs), Unidentified

4201 Commercial Cargoes from Bank of China

4201 Compensation for Burmese Lead Shipped to U.S.

4201 Concealed Goods

4201 Concealed Goods – Army Supplies

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1182

Box Subject

4201 Confiscated Material, Released of

4201 Copper Concentrates and Ingots Removed from the Philippines

4201 Copper Ingots – China

4201 Copper Ingots & Iron Dust in Hiroshima

4201 Copper Ingots & Scraps – China

4201 Dairy Farm Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd. (British)

4201 Disposition & Accountability for Deteriorating Looted Property

4201 Finished Products – Commodities & Raw Materials

4201 Flourspar – Salvage of Cargo #5 Sakai Maru

4201 Fluorite – Removed from China

4201 Fluorspar (Chinese)

4201 Fuji Industrial Co. (Property Impounded)

4201 General Claims – Raw Materials – China

4201 Generator & Lead (Philippines)

4201 Gum Coal & Gum – Dammar – Netherlands

4201 Hemp – China

4201 Hoarded Goods

4201 Hoarded Goods (Duplicates)

4201 Hongkong – Lead

4201 Ingots Allegedly Stored at Camp King

4201 Inventory of Raw Material

4201 Iron, Pig (Sunken Chinese Junk)

4201 Ivory – Raw

4201 Koeki Eidan – Looted Property

4201 Kure Naval Arsenal – Looted Property

4201 Lead – General

4201 Lead – Malaya & Burma

4201 United Kingdom – Ferro Tungsten

4202 Applications – Release of Base Metals

4202 Base Metal Stocks – Horidome Warehouse

4202 Base Metals – General 1

4202 Base Metals – PSB Investment

4202 Lead Impounded at Toyo Babcock, K.K.

4202 Looted Property – Location of

4202 Looted Property – Mitsui Warehouse Sotohama Station

4202 Looted Property – Nos. 1-3 (3 folders)

4202 Looted Property – Yokohama Military Government Warehouse

4202 Looted Property Warehouses – Catalog

4202 Looted Property Warehouses – Vols. 1-3 (3 folders)

4202 Manganese Ore – General

4202 Medical Supplies – Chungking – China

4202 Medicine – Looted – Osaka Warehouse

4202 Mercury, Looted (Osaka Warehouse)

4202 Metallic Cargo – Shanghai & Hongkew Warehouse

4203 Base Metals – Fukui Prefecture

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4203 Base Metals – General 2

4203 Base Metals – Nagoya

4203 Base Metals – Yokkaichi

4203 Chinese Base Metals

4203 Concentration of Base Metals

4203 Metal, Looted

4203 Metals – Gumma Prefecture

4203 Metals Reported by Yamashina Police

4203 Nickel from China (General)

4203 Nippon Metal Co.

4203 Nutmeg – South Sea Area

4203 Oil – Citronella

4203 Oil – Netherlands East Indies

4203 Oil – Singapore

4203 Oil – Tung

4203 Oil – Tung

4203 Oil & Oil Products – General – Netherlands East Indies

4203 Oil, Palm

4203 Oil, Palm – Netherlands East Indies

4203 Opium

4203 Ore, Beryllium & Zircon Crystals

4203 Straits Trading Co. – Metals

4203 Unidentified Base Metals

4204 Chinese Radium

4204 Inventory of Cinchona Bark and Quinine Derivatives in the Custody of the Japanese 

Government

4204 Japanese Petroleum Production – New Guinea

4204 Ore, Mineral (Chinese)

4204 Ore, Nickel – Netherland East Indies Celebes

4204 Ore, Nickel – Netherland East Indies General

4204 Ore, Nickel (Burma Nickel Arsenic Ore)

4204 Ore, Phosphorus (French)

4204 Ore, Tangsten

4204 Property/CILC – Impounded, Looted & Goods Produced in Occupied Areas

4204 Quinine – Chinese

4204 Quinine – Fukui

4204 Quinine – General

4204 Quinine – General Report

4204 Quinine and Cinchona – Netherland East Indies

4204 Quinine Bark (Formosa), Cinchona Bark

4204 Quinine Derivatives – French Indochina

4204 Quinine, Bangkok (Siam)

4204 Radium – Kodama – ESS

4204 Restitution of Industrial Raw Material

4204 Rice – 25 Tons – Hayward Bros. & Co.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1184

Box Subject

4204 Rose-Fruit – Release of

4205 Chinese Cocoon Silk

4205 Rubber – Crude

4205 Rubber – Genera

4205 Rubber – Hino, Tokyo

4205 Rubber – Malayan

4205 Rubber – Netherland East Indies Netherland East Indies, Released to Jap. Gov’t

4205 Rubber – Netherlands East Indies

4205 Rubber – Okaya City

4205 Rubber – United Kingdom

4205 Rubber – Yamato Gomu

4205 Rubber & Metal Impounded at Nagoya Area

4205 Rubber Raw at Nagahama

4205 Rubber Shipped to U.S. – U.K., Malayan & North Borneo Origin

4205 Rubber, Liquid Raw

4205 Rubber, Markings of Netherlands East Indies

4205 Rubber, Tin & Lead Shipments, No. 1

4205 Rubber, Tin & Lead Shipments, No. 2

4205 Rubber/Swedes – Confiscated in Singapore

4205 Salvage of Raw Rubber, Awa Maru

4205 Silk – Gumma Prefecture

4205 Silk – Niigata

4205 Silk, British

4205 Silk, Nagano, Looted

4205 Skins, Sheep & Goat

4206 Banka Tin Mines (Netherlands East Indies)

4206 Chinese Tin

4206 German – Tin

4206 Hong Kong Teak, Looted

4206 Steel – Kyoto & Kobe

4206 Sticklaquer

4206 Sugar – Release of

4206 Sugar Estate – Karong Soewoeng

4206 Tachardia Lacca # Burma, United Kingdom

4206 Tannin Extract

4206 Tapioca Flour & Sisal Fiber (Netherlands East Indies)

4206 Tea Black – Release of

4206 Textile – Hoarded Goods – Yamagata

4206 Textiles – Nikko Bussen K.K. Warehouse – Yokohama

4206 Tin – French Indo-China

4206 Tin – Impounded, Genbei Yamanaka, Kyoto

4206 Tin – Looted – Kyoto

4206 Tin – Looted at Himeji

4206 Tin – Netherlands East Indies – Released to Jap Gov’t

4206 Tin – Netherlands East Indies – Vols. 1-2 (2 folders)

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4206 Tin – United Kingdom

4206 Tin Bars – United Kingdom

4206 Tin from Lim Ceylon, Ltd. (British)

4206 Tin General

4206 Tin Ingots – Straits Trading Co.

4206 Tin Plates – United Kingdom

4206 Tin United Kingdom – Nagoya

4207 Cashmere Wool

4207 Chinese Silk & Wool – Yamanashi

4207 Chinese Wool at Osaka

4207 Claim 3 – Vehicle (Philippine Islands)

4207 Claim 3A – (Recap for High Pressure Gas) Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 3B, 3E, 3F, 3H, Misc. (Philippine Islands)

4207 Claim 3C – (Hammond Organ) Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 3D – (Directive Equipment of U.S. Electric-Wave Weapon) Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 3G – Radio Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 4 – Books Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 5 – Paintings Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 6 – Archaeological Specimens Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 7 – Book Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 8 & 9 – Shells Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 10 – Shell & Specimens Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 11 – Equipment & Tools Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 12 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 13 – “Siska” Sloop

4207 Claim 14 – Office Equipment Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 15 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 16 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 17 – Books Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 18 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 19 – Books U.S. High Commissioner Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 20 – Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 21 – Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 22 & 23 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 24 – Ring Diamond

4207 Claim 25 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 26 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claim 27 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4207 Claims – Philippine Nos. 1-29

4207 Cotton Yarn – Chinese

4207 Tin Shipped to U.S. – Malayan Origin

4207 Unidentified Looted Property – Sale of

4207 Uranium Ore

4207 Wool – Chinese at Kyoto Warehouse

4207 Wool – Yamato Keori Textile Co., Ltd.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4207 Wool, Raw – Nagoya

4207 Wool, Release of

4207 Woolen Material – Manchuria

4207 Zinc – Chinese

4207 Zinc – General

4207 Zinc – Indochina

4207 Zinc – Removed from Hongkong

4207 Zinc – Zirconium (French)

4207 Zinc and Aluminum from Camp Ebisu

4207 Zinc Ingots Impounding of Osaka Railway Bureau

4208 Claims 28-46 – Vehicle (Philippine Islands) (19 folders)

4208 Claim 47 – Silver, Jade, Tea Set Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 48 – Vehicles

4208 Claim 49 – Vehicles

4208 Claims 50-52 – Vehicles Philippine Islands (3 folders)

4208 Claim 53 – Vehicles

4208 Claim 54 – Equipment – Refrigerator (Philippine Islands)

4208 Claim 55 – Ice Plant Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 56 – Office Equipment Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 57 – Vehicle Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 58 – Silverware Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 59 – Machinery Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 60 – Starter Coils Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 61 – Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 63 – Jewelries Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 64 – Watch & Jewelry Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 65 – Watch Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 67 – Jewelry Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 68 – Jewelries Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 69 – Silver Medal Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 70 – Silverware Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 71 – Books & Screen Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 72 – Machinery

4208 Claim 73 – Business Machines Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 74 – Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 75 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 76 – Vehicle Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 77 – Jewelry

4208 Claim 78 – Scientific Books

4208 Claim 79 – Silverware Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 80 – Movie Camera Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 81 – Vehicle Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 82 – Lacquer Cabinet Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 83 – Jewelry

4208 Claim 84 – Radio, Revolver, Clock, Table, Phonograph Philippine Islands

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4208 Claim 85 – Painting Philippine Islands

4208 Claims 86-100 – Vehicles Philippine Islands (15 folders)

4208 Claim 101 – Sewing Machine Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 102 – Revolver Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 103 – Vehicle Road Equip. Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 104 – Books, Law Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 105 – Books Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 106 – Revolver & Cash Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 107 – Jewelry Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 108 – Pearl Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 109 – Table

4208 Claim 110 – Radium Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 111 – Machinery Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 112 – Machinery, Vehicles, Office Equipment Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 113 – Ring & Treasury Cert. Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 114 – Coins, Plaster, Cast Books

4208 Claim 115 – Office Equipment Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 116 – Sewing Machinery

4208 Claim 117 – Typewriters – Barometer Philippine Islands

4208 Claim 118 – Singer Sewing Machine Philippine Islands

4209 Claim 119 – Surigao Consolidated Mining Co. Ltd. (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 120 – Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 121 – Gold Bullion Bar (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 122 – Currency – Silver (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claims 123-129 – Jewelry (Philippine Islands) (7 folders)

4209 Claim 130 – Ring & Pen (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 131 – Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 132 – Portraits (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 133 – Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 134 – Ring & Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 135 – Ring (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 136 – Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 137 – Cuff Links (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 138 – Watch & Ring 

4209 Claim 139 – Ring (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 140 – Ring & Watch

4209 Claim 141 – Watches & Ring (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 142 – Watches (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 143 – Vehicles (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 144 – Gold Bullion Bars (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 145 – Gold Bullion Bar

4209 Claim 146 – Gold Bullion Bar (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 147 – Currency, Jewelry, Household Effects

4209 Claim 148 – Pocket Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 149 – Watches (Philippine Islands)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4209 Claim 150 – Pocket Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 151 – Watch (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 152 – Jewelry (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 153 – Jewelry & Paper Bills (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 154 – Jewelry (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 155 – Vehicles (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 156 – Motor, Revolver, Books (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 157 – Ring & Pen (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 158 – Watch & Pen (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claims 159-165 – Vehicle (Philippine Islands) (7 folders)

4209 Claim 166 – Currency (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 167 – Vehicle (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claim 168 – Bank Notes (Philippine Islands)

4209 Claims 169-178 – Vehicle (Philippine Islands) (10 folders)

4209 Claim 179 – Singer Sewing Machine – Philippines

4209 Claim 180 – Vehicle (Philippine Islands)

4210 Claim 183 Philippine Islands

4210 Claim 188 – Cham Samco and Sons Philippine Islands

4210 Claim 189 – Litton, G. Philippine Islands

4210 Claim 197 – Jewelry & Currencies

4210 Claim 198 – Jewelry & Currencies Philippine Islands

4210 Claim 199 – 1936 Ford – Eng. #A-3845558

4210 Claim 201 – Vehicles Philippine Islands

4210 Claim 202 – Studebaker Sedan Eng. # D 101828 L#27550

4210 Claim 203 – PR&R (Shells)

4210 Claim 204 – PR&R (Gold Coins & Certificates)

4210 Claim 205 – PR&R (Sundry Items)

4210 Claim 206 – (Philippine Islands)

4210 Claim 207 – PR&R (Jewelry – Decamora) 28069

4210 Claim 208 – PR&R (Silver Coins & Certificates)

4210 Claim 209 – PR&R (Silver Coins & Certificates)

4210 Claim 210 – PR&R (Certificates & Silver Coins)

4210 Claim 211 – PR&R (Silver Coins & Certificates)

4210 Claim 212 – PR&R (2 Wrist Watches)

4210 Claim 213 – PR&R (Jewelry)

4210 Claim 214 – PR&R (Jewelry & Coins)

4210 Claim 215 – PR&R (50 Bills)

4210 Claim 216 – Pistol 38 Cal. #170681

4210 Claim 217 – PR&R (2 Gold Necklaces)

4210 Claim 218 – PR&R (1 Necklace)

4210 Claim 219 – PR&R (Jewelry)

4210 Claim 220 – Phonograph 29388

4210 Claim 221 – One Singer Sewing Machine

4210 Claim 222 – 100 Bills

4210 Claim 223 – One Sewing Machine No. G6965914

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4210 Claim 224 – (1) Sewing Machine #AE843382

4210 Claim 225 – (1) Sewing Machine #AB243612

4210 Claim 226 – Jewelry & Sewing Machine 29394

4210 Claim 227 – (1) Sewing Machine #AB 302896

4210 Claim 228 – Jewelry 29396

4210 Claim 229 – Jewelry 29397

4210 Claim 230 – Jewelry 29398

4210 Claim 231 – Jewelry 29399

4210 Claim 232 – 20 Bills 29400

4210 Claim 233 – 50 Bills 29401

4210 Claim 234 – Jewelry 29402

4210 Claim 235 – 20 Bills 29403

4210 Claim 236 – 200 Bills 29404

4210 Claim 237 – Pen & Radio 29405

4210 Claim 238 – Gold Coins 29406

4210 Claim 239 – Jewelry 29407

4210 Claim 240 – 200 Bills 29408

4210 Claim 241 – Gold Coins 29409

4210 Claim 242 – (1) Sewing Machine AE028176

4210 Claim 243 – (1) Sewing Machine AE824368 & (1) Photograph #3176

4210 Claim 244 – 5 Bills 29412

4210 Claim 245 – Jewelry 29413

4210 Claim 246 – Jewelry 29414

4210 Claim 247 – Phonograph 28415

4210 Claim 248 – Earrings 29416

4210 Claim 249 – Jewelry 29417

4210 Claim 250 – 10 Bills

4210 Claims 184-187 – Jewelry (Philippine Islands) (4 folders)

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 181 – PG Res – National Bank Notes

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 182 – PG Res – Bank Notes and Currency

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 190 – PG Res – Gold Bullion Bars

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 191 – PG Res – National Bank – Escolta, Manila, Philippine 

Islands

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 192 – PG Res – Cebu Branch Bank

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 193 – PG Res – Bank, Manila Philippine Islands

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 194 – PG Res – Iloilo Branch Bank

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 195 – PG Res – Zamboanga Branch Bank Philippine Islands

4210 Philippine Islands Claim 196 – Jewelry

4211 Aerial Survey

4211 Archeological Specimens – Chufu-hsien

4211 Archeological Specimens – Hongkong

4211 Archeological Specimens in Japan – Inventory

4211 Art – Object Added – Looted Property Lists

4211 Art – Object of Foreign Origin

4211 Astride (Astridite) – Netherlands East Indies

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4211 Bank Note Plates

4211 Bank of Chosen – Chengchow Branch

4211 Bank of Java (Netherlands East Indies)

4211 Bank of Malaya

4211 Bell (Ancient – Belonging to Nankai University, Tientsin)

4211 Biological Specimens – National Tsinghua University, Peiping Union Medical College, 

China

4211 Central Bank of Changchun, Manchuria

4211 Central Bank of China & Branches

4211 Central Bank of Manchuria

4211 Claim 253 – 10 Bills

4211 Claim 254 – 40 Bills

4211 Claim 256 – 20 Bills

4211 Claim 257 – 100 Bills

4211 Claim 260 – 23 Gold Coins

4211 Claim 261 – 20 Bills

4211 Claim 262 – 1 Shotgun & 1 Typewriter

4211 Claim 267 – 10 Bills

4211 Claim 268 – 60 Bills

4211 Claim 270 – 10 Bills

4211 Claim 272 – 50 Bills

4211 Claim 277 – 2 Sewing Machines

4211 Claim 278 – Gold Coins

4211 Claim 279 – Currency

4211 Claim 283 – Philippine Islands

4211 Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Rabaul & New Britain

4211 de Javasche Bank (Netherlands East Indies)

4211 Farmer’s Banks – of China – Shanghai

4211 Hwa Hsing Bank – China

4211 National Commercial Bank – Tientsin, China (U.S. Currency)

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Barrel

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Handelsbank – Java Branch

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Handelsbank – Pontianak Branch

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Handelsbank – Semarang Branch

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Handelsbank – Soerabia Branch

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Handelsbank – Weltevreden Branch

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Handelsbank, Batavia Branch

4211 Netherlands East Indies – Handelsbank, Makassar Branch

4211 Netherlands East Indies/Handelsbank – Bandeong-Branch

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 329 – Radio, Gas Stove & Sewing Machines

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 332 – Sewing Machine

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 338 – Typewriters – Spanish Keyboards

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 339 – Diesel Shovel

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 340 – Vehicles

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 341 – Phonograph

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 342 – 3 Typewriters

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 344 – Jewelry

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 348

4211 Philippine Islands Claim 355 – Misc. Prop fr. Phil.

4211 Philippine Islands Claims

4211 Philippine Islands Claims – Jewelry

4211 Philippine Islands Claims – Jewelry & Currency

4211 Philippine Islands Claims – Jewelry & Currency

4211 Philippine Islands Claims – Jewelry, Coins & Currency

4211 Philippine Islands Claims – Singer Sewing Machine

4211 Philippine National Banknotes

4211 Royal Arts & Science Society – Netherlands East Indies

4211 Temple Bell – Han San Temple – China

4211 U.S. Vault/Bank of Japan

4211 Unnumbered Claim: Lead, Copper Coins, Chromite Ore

4212 American Club of Shanghai – Portrait of George Washington

4212 Brass Pavilion – Chengteh Detached Palace, Jehol Province

4212 Brass Table – Hong Kong University

4212 Buddhistic Images – Pee Loo Temple, Nangking

4212 Burma Custom Department

4212 Camera & Silverware – Mrs. C.A.L. van der Wijck

4212 Cannon – Shiko Fa Temple – China

4212 Catalog – Looted Property Stored in Kyoto Museum

4212 Chinese Bonds – Looted – Netherlands East Indies

4212 Chinese Calligraphy

4212 Chinese Cultural Items (Hakozaki Warehouse)

4212 Chinese Cultural Objects – Fukui Prefecture

4212 Chinese Cultural Objects – Wuchang, China

4212 Chinese Historical Documents & Books – Inner Mongolia

4212 Chinese Objects & Books, China (Nationwide Search)

4212 Clock from N.V. Handelsvereniging “Amsterdam” – Netherlands East Indies

4212 Colour of Malaya Regiment (Britain)

4212 Cooking Utensil (Korean Brass Scrap)

4212 Cooking Utensils – China

4212 Crown of Pontianak

4212 Cultural Objects – Charhar Province, China

4212 Currency – Indian

4212 Documents – Tsinan Bank

4212 Documents of Allied Nation Property in Shanghai Area

4212 Indo-China Currency

4212 Land Leased Contract (Chinese)

4212 Leica Camera

4212 Misc. & Cultural Objects (United Kingdom General Claim)

4212 Nichiren Buddhism, Introduction to the

4212 Philippine Islands Gold Coins – Dr. J.W. Gumper

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4212 Scientific Documents, Noone, Mr. H.D.

4212 Shanghai Club

4212 Silver Coins – French Indo-China

4212 Silver Coins – Yokosuka Naval Base

4212 Silver Coins & Bullion, Netherlands East Indies

4212 Silver Coins (GF-1)

4212 Tendai Buddhism, Introduction to the

4212 U.S. Coins, Kizugawa Kanpon, Osaka

4212 U.S. Currency – Seized in China

4212 Water Bottle

4212 Zen Buddhism

4213 Batavian Gold Ore

4213 Chinese Earthenware

4213 Drums – Looted Property (British)

4213 Entomological Collection Belonging to Department of Agriculture, Malaya

4213 Films, Cameras & Projectors – Reiss & Co. – Batavia

4213 Fire-Clay (Akasaki Warehouse)

4213 Flag – 5th Foreign Legion Infantry Regiment (French)

4213 Flag, Netherlands East Indies

4213 Folk Songs – Burma

4213 Fossil Bones of the So-Called Peking-Man

4213 General Claim – Netherlands East Indies

4213 Geological Chart of Taiwan & Manchuria

4213 Geological Maps Removed from Hong Kong

4213 Glass Cutter – Red Devil

4213 Gold – Commodity Tax Bureau, Hwa Prefecture, Kwantung, China

4213 Gold – General

4213 Gold – Looted from Singapore

4213 Gold – OJEIRF

4213 Gold – Pan-Zan Lama, Peiping, China

4213 Gold & Silver – Banking Corp. of Chu-Yung Prefecture, Kiangsu, China

4213 Gold & Silver – Federal Reserve Bank of China

4213 Gold Bar – Chen Ping-Chuen, Hong Kong

4213 Gold Bar (Bullion & Coins) – General – Netherlands East Indies

4213 Gold Bars & Silver Coins from Tsu-Nei Bank, China

4213 Gold Ingots Marked H.M. Mint Bombay

4213 Gold, 80 Kgs – Java

4213 Gold, Earmarked

4213 Hong Kong Dollars

4213 Java Bank – Gold

4213 National Flag of Taiwan Republic

4213 Netherlands East Indies – Gold on Tencho Maru

4213 Scientific Documents – Mr. Hodgkin & Dr. Field

4213 Shantung Gold Mining Development Union

4213 Silver Dollars – Agricultural and Industrial Bank, Tsingtao, China

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4213 Silver Dollars – Anhwei Provincial Bank, China

4213 Silver Dollars – Kwangsi Provincial Bank

4213 Silver Dollars – Mr. Chen Yu Yin, Tientsin, China

4213 Supreme Court Documents Looted from Rabaul

4213 U.S. Flag – Bonin Islands – Commodore Perry

4214 Gold & Silver – Netherlands East Indies

4214 Gold & Silver – Removed from Malaya & Singapore

4214 Gold & Silver & Other Precious Metals – China

4214 Gold & Silver & Silver Dollars – Tribes of Wu-La-Te Chien Banner, Suiyan, China

4214 Graph & Charts – Java – Standard Vacuum Oil Co.

4214 Hangings – Hongkong

4214 Herbarium (Netherlands East Indies)

4214 Ink Slabs & Calligraphy Scrolls – Chinese Art Object

4214 Iron Lung – 2nd Tokyo National Hospital

4214 Iron Lung – Chinese Hospital

4214 Israelitish Community Soerabaia – Jewelry

4214 Jewelry – Looted

4214 Jewelry from Toko Maru

4214 Kodachrome with 6 Boxes of Slides – Read, Mrs.

4214 Kwannon, Images of, from Nanking

4214 Life Jackets – Maizuru Branch, Kyoto Prefecture

4214 Looted Jewelry – Unidentified

4214 Looted Property – Imperial Household

4214 Looted Property – Jap Navy Museum

4214 Looted Property – Netherlands East Indies

4214 Looted Property – Report on Kyoto Area

4214 Looted Property, Shipping for

4214 Lot #5185-5732, Release #6261 – Miscellaneous Jewelry

4214 Netherlands East Indies – 5 Krisses (Indonesia)

4214 Netherlands East Indies – Institute for Soil Science

4214 Netherlands East Indies Naval Libraries

4214 Raja of Goa – Jewelry

4214 Reports by Bureau of Lands – Manila

4214 Sultan of Langkat – Sumatra

4214 Unclaimed Miscellaneous Jewelry

4214 Value of Liquid Assets in Japan

4214 Wooden Head of Bodhi-sattva

4215 Art Objects – Korean

4215 British Radium

4215 Chinese Anthropological Material Looted

4215 Chinese Looted Property – Honan Province China

4215 Chinese Mirror

4215 Curios & Antique Objects from Tai-jou Temple, Peiping

4215 Curios of Ching Dynasty

4215 Looted General in Philippines

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Box Subject

4215 Looted Property – Tokyo Art School

4215 Manchu Imperial Household – China

4215 Manuscripts – Professors Oosterink and Verheyden

4215 Manuscripts of Burmese Folk Songs

4215 Maps Looted from Taiwan

4215 Meteorological Records for Malaya

4215 Meteorological Report & Data of Manchuria

4215 Microphotographic Camera

4215 Milton Institute

4215 Mineral – Probably Looted from China

4215 Misc. Property from Sumatra

4215 Miscellaneous Property from China, Nos. 1 and 2 (2 folders)

4215 Museum Collection from Hong Kong

4215 Musical Instruments, Indonesian – Netherlands East Indies

4215 Nationwide Search for Cultural Objects (Catalogue of Cultural Objects)

4215 Nationwide Search for Cultural Objects and Books

4215 Netherlands East Indies Looted Property

4215 Netherlands East Indies Painting at Admiral Royal Navy

4215 Object Looted from National Palace Museum, Peiping & Nanking

4215 Pagoda

4215 Painting – Mrs. M.F. Feldhusen

4215 Painting – Possession of Kenji Kunieda

4215 Painting, Looted Java Bank, Batavia (Netherlands East Indies)

4215 Paintings of Netherlands East Indies Officers

4215 Paintings, Looted – Netherlands East Indies

4215 Peiping Palaces & Imperial Tombs China

4215 Peiyang University, Tientsin, China

4215 Pesos Taken from Internees of Ft. Santiago, Manila

4215 Philippine Monetary Items in Allied Custody

4215 Philippine Reparations and Restitution Delegation

4215 Platinum

4215 Platinum – Netherlands East Indies

4215 Platinum – Osaka Mint

4215 Platinum Crucibles from Laboratory of Tientsin Customs, China

4215 Precious Metals

4215 Precious Metals “General” Reports

4215 Radium – 2 Grams

4215 Records from Institute for Medical Research, Malaya

4215 Sultan of Pontianak

4215 Unidentified Looted Property – Precious Metals

4216 Chinese Social Political Science Association

4216 Johnson & Johnson Catgut Sutures

4216 Looted Scientific Material – Netherlands East Indies

4216 National Rifle Association, Hong Kong

4216 Netherlands East Indies – Radium

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4216 Netherlands East Indies – Skulls

4216 Philippine Radium

4216 Radium – Fujiki – 100 mg.

4216 Radium – General – Chinese

4216 Radium – Hu Hui-te

4216 Radium – Matsumuro, Takayoshi

4216 Radium – Minere du Haut Katanga

4216 Radium – Rangoon General Hospital

4216 Radium – Standard Chemical Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.

4216 Radium – Takenogawa Hospital

4216 Radium – Unidentified

4216 Raffles Museum & Library

4216 Sacred Buddhist Relic

4216 Selangor Museum, Malaya

4216 Shares – Tokyo Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. and/or S.A. Mitsubishi-Chile

4216 Shares & Bonds from Banks – Netherlands East Indies

4216 Shin-Ying Sugar Mill, Taiwan

4216 Silver & Copper – Malay

4216 Silver & Silver Dollars – Suiyuan Provincial Bank, China

4216 Silver Bullion (Central Bank of Manchuko)

4216 Silver from Philippines

4216 Silver Granulation from Central Mint, Shanhai

4216 Silver Plates, Seizure of

4216 Stamp Collection – J. Uiterwijk

4216 Statue – Borobudhur Temple – Java

4216 Status of Nation

4216 Sumatra Mines (Netherlands East Indies)

4216 Sundry Items – French Indo-China

4216 Sundry Items – Kyoto Museum

4216 Sundry Items – Looted Property – Burma (United Kingdom Area)

4216 Sundry Items – Netherlands East Indies

4216 Sundry Items – Philippines

4216 Swenson, Harold R.

4216 Theses, Agricultural – China

4217 Akkerman, Dr. J.B. Netherlands East Indies – Art Object

4217 Arnold, Portas & Porter (House of Milner) 35647

4217 Bais, Dr. W.J. Netherlands East Indies

4217 Begemann, Mr. C.G.S./Clock

4217 Berendsen, Mrs. H.

4217 Bigazzi, Raoul – Cigarette Case

4217 Boerotra & Jongejan – Luggage

4217 Boxer, Maj. Charles – “Br”

4217 Boxer, Major “Screens”

4217 Boyington, Lt. Col. Gregory R. (Wrist Watch)

4217 Brachet, Francois – (Fr. Claim) 40845 P.M.

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4217 Bryars, Anna S. PM

4217 Buenafe, Soledad (Mrs.) Jewelry

4217 Cashin, A.W. (Household Effects, Silverware, Dishes, Vases) (Singapore)

4217 Chen-ta, Prof. “Ch”

4217 Cheriex-Goofers, L.M. (Painting)

4217 Chief of Mori – Celebes – Netherlands East Indies

4217 Cooke, Mr. C.J. – Painting

4217 Corrigan, L. “Br”

4217 Deibel, Dr. Kellerman

4217 Digby, Dr. Kenelm H. (Br.)

4217 Dijkatra, H. “NEI”

4217 Dobb, A.G.

4217 Doodha, N.B. (Indian)

4217 Egeter, R.

4217 Ellis, Sophie – Jewelry, Papers

4217 Eng, Tong Sian – Jewelry

4217 Erdbrink, G.R. – Netherlands East Indies

4217 Evans, I.H.N. – Property (PM)

4217 Fenovillet, L. – Gold

4217 Fraser, William Stuart

4217 Graham, D.G. – Property

4217 Gray, Mr. G.J. – Property

4217 Grove, H. Dawson

4217 Handyside, W.L. “Br”

4217 Hartog, R.F. – Netherlands East Indies

4217 Hartpence, W. Mr. – PE & A

4217 Netherlands Trading Society – Looted (Netherlands East Indies)

4217 Teng, Chin-Nan Prof. “Ch”

4217 Titles – Deeds, Stocks & Properties – Mr. Alexander Paradissis

4217 Tomb Relics – Lu-Shun, Manchuria

4217 U.S. Philippine War Damage Commission

4217 U.S. Vault, Osaka Mint

4217 Volunteer Defense Corps (Hong Kong)

4217 War Trophies Looted – China

4217 Wrist Watch, Custody of B. Tokuda

4217 Yenching University (China)

4218 Heemskerk-Bloemhard, E.Ch.A. (Neth)

4218 Henderson, Mr. W.M. – Elephant Tusks

4218 Hiroshige, I.

4218 Ho, Tjiong Goan – Jewelry

4218 Holstvoogd, Dr. C. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Hoskins, Mary Leila

4218 Ingold, Felix “Br”

4218 Ishifuku Shoten Ltd.

4218 Joseph, Daniel

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4218 Kam, Lim (Diamonds & Jewelry Looted from Netherlands East Indies)

4218 Kievits, W.

4218 Klochkov, John V. (AM)

4218 Kwan, Leon Siew – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Kwang-ho, Lee – “Gold” “Ch”

4218 Larive, W.A. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Lentze, A.C. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Levey, Mrs. Mattie E. (Am)

4218 Leyds – Mr. & Mrs. – Jewelry – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Lian, Goei Kim

4218 Liang, Ex Gen. Chang Hsiuo – “Ch”

4218 Lin, S.Y.

4218 Lindeteves, N.V. Batavia (Neth)

4218 Lochridge, Harold E.

4218 Lohman, W. de Savornin – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Louw, Ir Thung Tjeng

4218 Macaskie, Doris

4218 Markovits, Dr. K. (Netherlands East Indies)

4218 McFerran, Mrs. C.C. “Aust” – Property

4218 Mijnarends, Pieter – Jewelry

4218 Molukken Veen/Documents

4218 Morrison, Wilson L.H.

4218 Munro, Hugh Capt. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Nienhuis, L. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 O’Neill, F.O.C. – Jewelry

4218 Oliver, Ch. M. Ketting

4218 Oost Borneo Maatschappij N.V. (Dutch)

4218 Pawlowicz, Mrs. I.M.

4218 Pearce, Mary E.

4218 Phelps, Gordon – Property

4218 Philippe-Jean Goyens – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Ravenek, L. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Reese, H.F. (Stamps) – Philippine Islands

4218 Reys, J.H. – “NEI”

4218 Samara, Edward T. (Am)

4218 Sato, H.

4218 Schild, Mr. J.J.

4218 Schilling, Gen. Wybrandus – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Sebok, Messrs. G. & A. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Setteur, W.G.C.

4218 Siang, Touw Kiat – Jewelry

4218 So, Wong, Mdme. – Painting

4218 Sonius-Wolff, E. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Spies, Walter – “NEI”

4218 Stearns, Thornton – Misc. Prop.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4218 Szasz, Dr. L. – Netherlands East Indies

4218 Tang, Chang San Fang (Ch)

4218 Teng, Ouw Hian (Tan Hian Hio) – Jewelry

4218 Theotig, Vahan

4218 Tipton, J. Earl – Confiscated Fund

4218 Tjhing, Mr. Hoo Wie

4218 Tree-Man Mission

4219 Book, Biology, Fan Memorial Institute of China, Peiping

4219 Books – British Solomon Islands

4219 Books – General, Chinese

4219 Books – General, Netherlands East Indies

4219 Books – General, United Kingdom Possessions

4219 Books from Cancer Institute – Netherlands East Indies

4219 Books from Great China University

4219 Books, Business, Library, Chamber of Commerce, Philippine Islands

4219 Chinese Books

4219 Chinese Books at Kyoto University

4219 Chinese Books, Tohoku National University

4219 Chinese Classics

4219 Classics – Chinese

4219 Geological Books – Netherlands East Indies

4219 Hong Kong Books – British

4219 Tjhioe, Kwik Tiauw

4219 Tjoa Family – Jewelry

4219 Tsou, Lu

4219 Tweedle, A. Cunningham – “Br”

4219 Uchinomiya, Naotaka Mj. Gen.

4219 Van Bart, Mrs. J.G. – Netherlands East Indies

4219 Van Bronkhorst-Phillips, Mrs. F.A.

4219 Van de Greer – Daam H.

4219 Van der Capellen – Swords

4219 Van der Elst, Dr. L.A.

4219 van Kan, P. (Postage Stamp Collection) (Netherlands East Indies)

4219 Van Lier, Mr. J. – Porcelain

4219 Van Notten – Silver & Sundry Items

4219 Van Oordt – Merens, A.A. Ch.

4219 Van Oosterzee-de Gues, Mrs. J.

4219 Van Ostade-Kisjes, H.S. Boon

4219 Van Rooy, W.F. – Netherlands East Indies

4219 Van’s Gravesande, J.A. Storm

4219 Vargas, Jorge B. – Auto Philippine Islands

4219 Velde-Brinkman, A. Mrs.

4219 Vermandel-Boedrie, Mrs. G.E.

4219 Von Freyburg, Charles – Jewelry

4219 Wang, C.M. – Books

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4219 Weatherbe, D’Arcy (Hong Kong Club)

4219 Weidenreich, Franz Dr.

4219 Wetzel, Mr. J.A. – Jewelry

4219 Wevers, Mr. Fr. J. – Painting

4219 Weynschenk-Sarlie, E.F.

4219 Worcester, F.L., Mr. & Mrs. – Statue

4219 Wormer, Mr. H.J.W. – Clock & Painting

4219 Wyatt, Alfred E.L. “Br”

4220 Book, Religious

4220 Books – Korean Property

4220 Books – Lingnan University – Hong Kong – United Kingdom

4220 Books – Looted

4220 Books – Professor Liu Wen-Tien, Hong Kong

4220 Books – Royal Packet Navigation

4220 Books – Scientific Equipment (French)

4220 Books – St. Johns University, Shanghai

4220 Books – Tokyo College of Technology

4220 Books – University of Rangoon (United Kingdom)

4220 Books & Instruments, Geological Survey, Kwansi & Kwangtung

4220 Books at Ueno – Unidentified Looted

4220 Books from India

4220 Books from Malaya

4220 Books, Kiangsu Provincial Library, Nanking

4220 Books, Pamphlets & Publications – Philippine Islands

4220 Books, Peiping National Library

4220 Books/Institute Pasteur, Bandoeng, Netherlands East Indies

4220 Diamond – “859.86” Carats (French)

4220 Diamond – Doubtful Ownership

4220 Diamond – General

4220 Diamond Finger Ring – Mitsui Trust Co.

4220 Diamond, Djoen Liong Kongsie of Batavia – Netherlands East Indies

4220 Diamonds – Begeer, van Kempen & Vos

4220 Diamonds – Conference Memo

4220 Diamonds – Gutwirth & Zonen (Netherlands East Indies)

4220 Diamonds, Be Khik Gien – Semarang – Netherlands East Indies

4220 Hong Kong Books: Catalogue

4220 Judsen College Books – Britain

4220 Law Books of Allman, Davies and Kops, Shanghai

4220 Library of Eijkman Institute – Netherlands East Indies

4220 Looted Law Books Now in Custody of Civil Property Custodian

4220 National Encyclopedia Americana – Philippine Islands

4220 Netherlands Army Triangulation Section in Bandoeng – Books

4220 Old Chinese Classics, Pictures, Porcelains

4220 Philippine Sugar Association Library – Books & Publications Restitution

4220 Russian Encyclopedias

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Box Subject

4220 Tottori College Looted Books

4221 Allegedly Hidden Diamonds

4221 Diamond – Lim Kang Tjoean (Java)

4221 Diamond – prisoner of war – Netherlands East Indies

4221 Diamonds – Estate of Lim Kam (Netherlands East Indies)

4221 Diamonds – Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd.

4221 Diamonds – Kwee Kim Soe (Kwee Kongsi)

4221 Diamonds – Kwee Kioe An (Chinese)

4221 Diamonds – Netherlands East Indies – #1 and #2 (2 folders)

4221 Diamonds – Nikko Kogyo K.K., Tachikawa

4221 Diamonds – Restitution of (Receipts)

4221 Diamonds Industrial

4221 Kaigun Denki Kogyo Kai

4221 Koeki Eidan – Diamond

4221 Koeki Eidan Diamonds (Volumes I-V) (5 folders)

4221 Komatsu Diamond

4221 Nippon Diamond K.K.

4222 Diamond – Dr. Tio Poo Tjiang

4222 Diamond – Singapore, United Kingdom

4222 Diamond – South Celebes – Netherlands East Indies

4222 Diamond & Precious Stones – Netherlands East Indies

4222 Diamonds – Schupf W.S.

4222 Diamonds – Siam

4222 Diamonds – Yoshinari Eto

4222 Diamonds Purchased in Peking by Japanese Navy

4222 Diamonds, Siva David – Netherlands East Indies

4222 Restitution of Looted Diamonds

4222 SCAP Custody Diamonds (Vols. I-VIII) (8 folders)

4222 Sub-Sources of the Diamonds

4223 Appendix – List of Class 15 Model Singer Sewing Machine in Compliance with Civil 

Property Custodian Memorandum No. 413.3 (17 May 1948)

4223 Baayens, Jouvenaar (Java)

4223 Draft for Sewing Machines

4223 General Claim – Sewing Machines (French Indo-China)

4223 General Claim – Sewing Machines (Netherlands East Indies)

4223 General Claim – Sewing Machines (Philippines)

4223 General Claim – Sewing Machines (United Kingdom)

4223 General Claims for Sewing Machines Looted from China

4223 Group No. 2 – Diamond & Diamond Tools

4223 J.G. Sewing Machines

4223 Japanese Government Reports – Sewing Machines

4223 Japanese Manufactured, or Old Singer Sewing Machines

4223 Looted Sewing Machines – Korea

4223 Looted Sewing Machines – Saitama Girls Higher School

4223 Sewing Machines – AE & AF #1 (Hakozaki & Kizugawa Warehouses)

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4223 Sewing Machines – AE & AF #2 (Hakozaki & Kizugawa Warehouses)

4223 Sewing Machines – Kyo Rei Kai Warehouse

4223 Sewing Machines – Looted (Burma)

4223 Sewing Machines – Niigata Prefecture Sewing Labor Union

4223 Sewing Machines – Osaka Warehouse

4223 Sewing Machines – Reports, Lists, etc.

4223 Sewing Machines – Shiokome Freight Station

4223 Sewing Machines from Hong Kong

4223 Sewing Machines from Singapore

4223 Sewing Machines in Looted Property Warehouses

4223 Shimono, Kie (Sewing Machine)

4223 Singer Sewing Machines – Formosa

4223 Singer Sewing Machines – Netherlands East Indies

4223 Yokosuka Neighbors Society

4224 Allocation of Civil Property Custodian Vehicles (Except McDonald Monthly Report)

4224 American Consulate General’s Car – Looted

4224 Belgian – Owned Automobiles

4224 British Fire Engines

4224 British Tires in Osaka

4224 Buick – 1940 (4 Door) Sedan & 1940 Buick Engine

4224 Buick – Owned by American Firm

4224 Busses & Trucks – Looted from Liaoning Province, China

4224 C/S Cadillac

4224 Catalogue of Looted Cars Stored – Mitsui Kitahama Warehouse, Hokkaido (22 

November 1946)

4224 Catalogue of Looted Cars Stored in Kizugawa Kanpon Warehouse – Osaka-shi

4224 Catalogues & Inventories of Looted Vehicles Stored in Fukuoka Prefecture, 

Setagaya & Other Areas

4224 Chevrolet Truck – 1939 or 1940

4224 Singer Sewing Machines – Siam

4224 Singer Sewing Machines General 3-4 (2 folders)

4224 Singer Sewing Machines to be Released to Japanese Government – 246

4224 Singer Sewing Machines to be Restored

4224 Singer-Sewing Machines in Looted Property Warehouse

4224 Van Grol, H.J. (Netherlands East Indies)

4225 1940 De Soto Sedan

4225 Chrysler Sedan (1939)

4225 Chrysler Vehicles – Importation of

4225 Confiscated Property Owned by Foreign Individuals

4225 de Jongh, F.

4225 Dodge Truck – 1941 – Shensi Province, China

4225 Dodge Truck – Southwest Transportation Co. (China)

4225 Fargo Truck Co.

4225 Fire Engines – Tokyo Agricultural Warehouse

4225 Ford – 1941 Sedan – Singapore (United Kingdom)

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4225 Ford – Vehicles – Importation of (1 and 2) (2 folders)

4225 Ford Truck – Silver – 1941

4225 Four Vehicles (United Kingdom)

4225 GM Vehicles Registered in Japan – List Forwarded to GM Corps

4225 GMC List

4225 GMC Vehicles – Importation of

4225 Harley Davidson – Motorcycle, Importation of

4225 Harley Davidson Motorcycle (List of Now Registered in Japan)

4225 Hudson – 1942 Sedan

4225 Hudson – Importation of

4225 Hudson Cars (List of Those Now Registered in Japan)

4225 Inventories & Photos of Looted Autos Exempted from Storage

4225 Investigation of Possible Looted Vehicles in Hyogo Prefecture

4225 Jaguar Sedan – 1939 – United Kingdom Claim

4225 Kautto, Charles O. – Vehicle of

4225 Kiem, Go Gwan – Buick Motor Car

4225 List of Buick

4225 List of Chrysler Vehicles as Forwarded to Chrysler Corps (Chrysler Now Registered 

in Japan)

4225 List of Foreign-Made Vehicles Sold as Former Japanese Military Property by Osaka 

Prefectural Office

4225 List of Looted Vehicles in Possession of Military Gov’t as Reported in 8th Army 2nd 

IND. to Team Civil Property Custodian Letter Dated 8 December 1947

4225 List of Unidentified Looted Vehicles

4226 Eleven Military Vehicles at Ogawa

4226 Looted Property – Automobiles (Sale of Looted Automobiles) (Misc. Information)

4226 Looted Vehicles

4226 Mijnarends, Pieter – Chevrolet 1941 Sedan

4226 Motorcycles – Importation (Harley-Davidson)

4226 Nash 1939

4226 Nash Sedan 1940

4226 Nashes – Importation of

4226 Ordnance Inspection Reports – Vehicles

4226 Packard – Importation of

4226 Packard 1940

4226 Packard 1941 Sedan

4226 Packard Cars (List of Those Now Registered in Japan)

4226 Packard Sedan

4226 Packard Sedan , 1939, 1941

4226 PD’s on Looted Vehicles Used by Occupational Units

4226 Photo (Buick Sedan)

4226 Photo, Chevrolet

4226 Photo, Chrysler 1942

4226 Photo, Lincoln Jehyer Sedan

4226 Photo, Oldsmobile 1941, Kizugawa Kanpon

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4226 Sale of Restricted Property

4226 Sedans, Japanese

4226 Slikker, Mr. A. – Chevrolet Master Sedan 1937

4226 Studebaker – 1941 Sedan

4226 Studebaker – Importation of

4226 Studebaker 1939

4226 Studebaker 1941 Restored in China

4226 Tires in Osaka

4226 U.N. Vehicles

4226 Vehicle – Bedford Truck

4226 Vehicle Belonging to Bang Hong Liong & Co., Macassar, Netherlands East Indies

4226 Vehicles – CIC Use

4226 Vehicles – Eastern Auto Co., Singapore

4226 Vehicles – Importation of Foreign-Made Vehicles Other Than U.S.-Made

4226 Vehicles – Impounding of Looted, #1

4226 Vehicles (5), Gun (1), Property, Indian National, China

4226 Vehicles from American Consulate General, China

4226 Vehicles General – China

4226 Vehicles General – French

4226 Vehicles General – Netherlands East Indies

4226 Vehicles General – Philippines

4226 Vehicles General – United Kingdom

4226 Vehicles, Seven – Bank of Communications

4227 6 Vehicles – Kwangtung Relief Commission, China

4227 Vehicle – Impounding of Looted #2

4227 Vehicle – Japanese Official Use 1-2 (2 folders)

4227 Vehicle – Jiji Newspaper

4227 Vehicle – Looted by Japanese from China (3 Provinces)

4227 Vehicle – Looted from Hongkong (Xavier, R.A. and Standard Vacuum Oil Co.)

4227 Vehicle – Mrs. C.C. Ferran

4227 Vehicle – Navy Cars in Pacific Islands

4227 Vehicle – Nissan Truck

4227 Vehicle Looted from Netherlands East Indies

4227 Vehicles – Looted from French Indo China

4227 Vehicles – Netherlands East Indies

4227 Vehicles – Osaka (3 folders)

4227 Vehicles Looted from China

4227 Vehicles Looted from M.V. Pillai, Singapore

4227 Vehicles Looted from Philippines

4227 Vehicles Looted from Shanghai

4228 PSB 1484

4228 Vehicle – Registration & Marking

4228 Vehicle – Request Deletion of

4228 Vehicle – Return of Erroneously Reported as Looted

4228 Vehicle – Use of Unidentified – U.S. Army & Diplomatic Mission 1, 2 (2 folders)

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4228 Vehicles – Return of Erroneously as Looted #2 (1 May 1948-December 1948)

4228 Vehicles – Return of Erroneously Reported as Looted #3 (January 1949-May 1949)

4228 Vehicles – Return of Erroneously Reported as Looted #4

4228 Vehicles – Royal Packet Company, Batavia

4228 Vehicles (Restitution & Reparation Delegation) – Civil Property Custodian

4228 Vehicles Request for Releases & Transfer Forms – Vehicles

4229 Aerated Water Factory Machinery

4229 Air Force Property

4229 Army Property – U.S.

4229 Australia Gold Mining Co.

4229 Barratts Co., Hong Kong – Rubber Footwear Mfg. Equipment (British)

4229 British Military Equipment Impounded as Looted Property

4229 Burmese Looted Property

4229 Vehicle – Sodegaura Motor Bus Co., Ltd.

4229 Vehicle – Studebaker

4229 Vehicle – USSR Mission

4229 Vehicles – Screening, Investigation, Report #1 and # (2 folders)

4229 Vehicles – Setagaya

4229 Vehicles – Setagaya – Inspection & Evaluation

4229 Vehicles – Shinagawa – Investigation & Evaluation Report

4229 Vehicles – Sugai Food Mfg.

4229 Warehouse Inventories

4229 Warehouse Report of Vehicles – Inventories

4229 Watch List of Looted Vehicles

4229 Willys & American (List of Those Now Registered in Japan)

4229 Willys-Overland Co.

4230 28 Electric Motors – Peiyang Weaving & Spinning Plant

4230 Canton Civil Paper Plant (China)

4230 Chiap Hua Manufactory (Hong Kong)

4230 China Oil & Refinery Co.

4230 Chinese Machinery & Equipment – Reparations Inventory

4230 Cotton Mill Machinery – Sun-Sing No. 4 Cotton Mill

4230 Dockyard, H.M.

4230 Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

4230 EWO Cotton Mill

4230 French Property through China

4230 Fukien Provincial Trading Corp., Ltd., China – Machinery, Apparatus & Material

4230 Fukushima Manufacturing Co.

4230 Fu-Ming Rice Mill

4230 General Claim – All Machine Tools & Machinery – Netherlands East Indies

4230 General Claim – China

4230 General Claim – Industrial Machinery – French Indo-China

4230 General Claim – Industrial Machinery – United Kingdom Area

4230 General Claim – Industrial Machinery & Equipment Looted from China

4230 General Claim – Machinery & Equipment – Philippines

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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Box Subject

4230 General Claim – Office Machines – China

4230 General Claim – Office Machines – French Indo-China

4230 General Claim – Office Machines – Philippines

4230 General Claim – Office Machines – United Kingdom Areas

4230 General Electric Co. – Refrigerators – Java

4230 Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hong Kong

4230 Hong Kong – Printing Press

4230 Hong Kong Meteorological Equipment

4230 Hong Kong Mines, Ltd.

4230 Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd.

4230 Hun-Yuen Textile Corp. – Chinese

4230 Industrial & Commercial News Agency (China)

4231 Industrial Equipment Looted from Hong Kong

4231 International Assurance Co., Shanghai

4231 Inventory of Looted Machinery

4231 Kamyuen Machinery Store, Hong Kong

4231 Kansu Mining Co., Ltd.

4231 Kityang Sugar Factory – Kwangtung Industrial Corporation

4231 Kowloon Canton Railway

4231 Kwangs, Bone Factory (China)

4231 Kwangs, Match Factory (China)

4231 Kwangsi Water and Electric Co. (Chinese)

4231 Kwantung Paper Plant – Nos. 1-2 (2 folders)

4231 Kwantung Provincial Paper Mill, File 2

4232 Kwangtung Brewery – Kwangtung Industrial Corporation

4232 Kwangtung Provincial Government Fertilizer Plant (China)

4232 Kwangtung Provincial Government Shin-Tow Sugar Plant (Chinese)

4232 Kwangtung Provincial Government Sichun Cement Plant

4232 Kwangtung Provincial Government Sulphuric and Soda Plant (China)

4232 Kwangtung Provincial Government Textile Factory

4232 Laboratory Workshops for Technical Optics in Bandoeng

4232 Liuyang, Fo-yo Power Plant

4232 Looted Machinery – Suzuka Navy Arsenal Removed from Reparations

4232 Looted Machinery Removed from Reparations, Japanese Government Reported on 

Parts of 403 Plants, Folder #1

4232 Looted Machinery Removed from Reparations, Nagoya Army Arsenal & Nippon 

Stainless Steel

4232 Looted Non-Reparations Machinery in the Osaka Area

4232 Looted Property – American

4232 Looted Property – Netherlands Oil Co.

4232 Looted Property on Reparation Inventory, #1 (22 April 1947-31 January 1948)

4232 Looted Property on Reparation Inventory, #2 (3 February 1948-13 July 1948)

4232 Looted Property on Reparation Inventory, #3-#4 (2 folders)

4232 Plants Other Than 403 Identified as Looted Property Reparation Machinery

4233 Looted Property on Reparation Inventory (List of Looted Machinery)

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Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
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4233 Machine Tools Looted – French #4

4233 Machinery & Equipment – Wuhan University, China

4233 Machinery & Equipment Looted from China, Vols. 1-2 (2 folders)

4233 Machinery & Equipment Removed from China Alcohol Distillery

4233 Machinery & Property from Heilungkiang Province, Manchuria

4233 Machinery Looted from China (1-2) (2 folders)

4233 Malayan Industrial Equipment (British)

4233 Malayan Railways

4233 Mica – Moji City

4233 Ming, Sam Metal Works – Hong Kong

4233 Mitsui Senpaku K.K.

4233 Monotype Machines – North China Daily News & Herald

4233 National Central University of China

4233 Navy Property

4233 Nebritex Textile Mills – Netherlands East Indies

4233 Nederlandsch-Indische Spiritus Mij.

4233 Netherlands Indies Airways, Ltd., Batavia

4233 Northeast Mining Administration, Paotaohao Coal Mine (China)

4233 Northwest Industrial Corp. (File 1 of 3)

4234 Northwest Industrial Corp. (Files 2-3) (2 folders)

4234 Office Equipment & Coinage from Treasury Dept., Hong Kong

4234 Ointment Mill from Hong Kong

4234 Oriental Tabacco Manufacturing – C. Ingenohl, Ltd.

4234 Parke Davis & Co. (American)

4234 Peiyang First Commercial Cotton Mill

4234 Physical Institute for Radio Waves

4234 Po Shing Shoe Co. (British)

4234 Printing Press – Miehle Printing Co.

4234 Property Consumed Prior to 19 April 1946

4234 Public Works Dept., Hong Kong

4234 Sangyo Setsubi Eidan

4234 Scientific Apparatus & Machinery Looted from Lingnan University, Canton

4234 Sha-Mien Hong Kong Dairy Co. (Chinese)

4234 Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd.

4234 Shell Petroleum Co. (U.K.)

4234 Shienchow Daily News, Shanghai

4234 Shuntak Sugar Mill – Kwangtung Industrial Corp.

4234 Siangtan Power Plant

4234 Singapore Looted Property

4234 South China Iron Works, Ltd.

4234 South West Machine Shop

4234 Steel Nails

4235 2nd Tokyo Military Arsenal, PE&A

4235 Airport Equipment from Hong Kong

4235 American Claims for Looted Property

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1207

Box Subject

4235 Ammonia Cylinder, Singapore

4235 Andrew, Sarah, Property of

4235 British Lathes

4235 Centralization of Property in Looted Property Warehouses, Vols. 1-2 (2 folders)

4235 Chinese Anchor & Ball

4235 Chinese Blast Furnace

4235 Sugar Factory & Equipment – Looted – Netherlands East Indies

4235 Sugar Mill Machinery – Chieh-Yang

4235 Sugar Mill Machinery – Shuh-The

4235 Ta-Koo Dockyard, Near Tientsin, China

4235 Texas Oil Company

4235 Tiang Lee & Co. (British)

4235 Tien-Ho-Siang Machine Shop (Chinese)

4235 Tien-Sheng Wireless Manufacturing Factory

4235 Tientsin Plywood Co. (Chinese)

4235 Ting Sun & Co., Hong Kong

4235 War Taxation Department, Hong Kong

4235 Water Pumps from Shanghai Municipal Government

4235 Wright Cyclone Airplane Engines

4235 Yu Chin Cotton Spinning & Weaving Co.

4235 Yungli Chemical Works

4236 Chinese Crane & Accessories, Ltd. (Tsingtao, China)

4236 Chinese Printing Machines

4236 Contractors’ Materials & Materials Looted from Netherlands East Indies

4236 Diesel Generators & Auxiliary Equipment Looted from Shanghai

4236 Drukkerij J.C. van Ark, N.V. – Printing Press – Netherlands East Indies

4236 Electric Machines Suspected as Looted

4236 Fire Brigade Equipment Looted

4236 Forged Alloy Converter – Netherlands East Indies

4236 Generator – 3500 Kilowatt

4236 Geological Survey of Malayan Union

4236 Gun Barrels – 5 – Chinese Markings

4236 Hager, A.R. – Business Equipment Corp. – Shanghai

4236 Hong Kong Ropes, Wire

4236 Industrial Diamond Tools

4236 Iron Beds in Osaka Warehouse

4236 Koulaeff, Mrs. Basil & Heldt, Mr.

4236 Lathes – Probable Looted Property

4236 Leon Bee & Soo Bee

4236 Looted & United Nations Property

4236 Looted Property

4236 Looted Property – Suspected

4236 Looted Property – Violation of Ordinance

4236 Looted Property 3 Lists (Incl. to Ltr 19 July 1949) PEA

4236 Miss A.M. Kriste – Tjiloa, Java – Electrical Equipment & Paintings

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1208

Box Subject

4236 Mr. M. Jos. Ligaya-Regalado (Philippine Islands)

4236 Two “Eiga” Electrocardiograph Instruments and Accessories – Netherlands East 

Indies

4237 Machinery & Equipment Inspection

4237 Machinery Erroneously Reported as Looted

4237 Machinery, Special Purpose

4237 Malaya (British Property Removed)

4237 Motor, Kasuyoshi Shibuki

4237 Motors, Looted (Philippine Islands)

4237 Office Equipment from Java, Netherlands East Indies

4237 Office Machines & Equipment, General Claim, Netherlands East Indies

4237 Prospecting & Drilling Machine, China

4237 Pumps, Plunger Power, Werkspoor

4237 Radio – Mr. Donald McAlister

4237 Radio Set – Chinese

4237 Radios – Confiscated

4237 Radios & Signal Equipment

4237 Sale of Unidentified Machinery & Equipment

4237 Sale of Unidentified-Looted Tires, Tubes and Flaps

4237 Sale, Unidentified Looted Office Machines

4237 Salvage, Explosive Ordnance

4237 Searchlight – United Kingdom

4237 Slotter “Investigation” Civil Property Custodian #7352

4237 Snellen van Vollenhoven, Property

4237 Steam Turbo Generator, Hankow (4000 GW)

4237 Steam Turbo Generator, Tsingtao, No. 2

4237 Steel Recording Dies from China

4237 Submarine – Cables

4237 Survey Department of Malayan Union Government

4237 Theater Equipment – Netherlands East Indies

4237 Three Looted Traveling Cranes – Netherlands East Indies

4237 Tokyo Institute of Technology

4237 Tools Removed from Shanghai, China

4237 Train Wheels & Rims

4237 Typewriter – China

4237 Typewriter – Release of

4237 Typewriters – Civil Property Custodian

4237 Typewriters, Inventory of

4237 Unidentified – Looted Property

4237 V-Belts

4237 Wijtman, Mr. A. (Wireless Set & Motor Car)

4237 Yankey, A.G. (American)

4237 Yee Wo Shun Kee Firm, Hong Kong

4238 Accordance to SCAPIN 1946

4238 Catalogue of Looted Property

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1209

Box Subject

4238 Inventory of Looted Machinery under Custody of JG – 1 July 1948

4238 List of Machinery Organized in Osaka Arsenal Looted Property Warehouse in

4238 Machinery & Equipment Looted from China (Packing List) – SCAPIN #6662-A

4238 Machinery & Equipment Looted from China (Plan for Removal of Looted Machines)

4238 Packing List – Yufutsu Paper Mill

4238 Yufutsu Paper Mill – Drawings

4239 Kokusaku Pulp Industrial Co., Ltd.

4239 Packing List (Machinery Looted from China), SCAPIN #6276

4239 Warehouse Survey – Hokkaido

4239 Yufutsu Papermill Survey, Hokkaido

4240 Kwantung Paper Plant

4240 Manufacturers’ Reports (Reported in Compliance with SCAPIN 1917, 2 July 1948)

4240 National Factory Directory 1947 [in Japanese]

4241 B List, Japanese Government

4241 Catalogues on Looted Property from Burma

4241 Consolidation of Reports – Reported in Compliance with SCAPIN 1917, 2 July 1948

4241 Looted Machinery & Equipment Found on Reparation Inventory – Reported in 

Compliance with SCAPIN 1917, 2 July 1948

4241 Looted Machinery & Equipment Not on Reparation Inventory – Reported in 

Compliance with SCAPIN 1917, 2 July 1948

4241 Looted Sewing Machines – Reported in Compliance with SCAPIN 1917, 2 July 1948

4241 Looted Typewriters – Reported in Compliance with SCAPIN 1917, 2 July 1948

4242 Custody Costs & Explanation

4242 General Investigation on Philippine Looting

4242 Information on Claims Deadlines

4242 Items Impounded in Aichi Prefecture as Possible Looted

4242 Items Impounded in Hyogo Prefecture as Possible Looted

4242 Items Impounded in Tochigi & Fukushima Prefectures

4242 JCS 1380/15 – 3 November 1945

4242 L-Form Request

4242 L-Forms – 25 March 1949 thru 29 March 1950

4242 Looted Property

4242 Looted Property – Report on Expenditures Disbursed by Japanese Government

4242 Looted Property Account

4242 Memos for Director, Comptroller Division, etc.

4242 Monthly Report – Looted Property Branch (May 1946 – May 1949)

4242 Property Available for Restitution

4242 PSB Reports

4242 RAC – Active – Extra Copies

4242 RAC – Info – Index

4242 RAC (Active – 1948)

4243 R/F – Memos to Other Divisions, Branches Other Than CD (16 Jan 1949 – 6 Jan 1950)

4243 RAC Claims Material

4243 RAC Files Forwarded

4243 RAC, Inactive

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Looted Property Branch — Entry 1615: Subject Correspondence File, 1946-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1210

Box Subject

4243 Radio Cpys

4243 Radio Incoming, 1950 and 1951

4243 Radio Incoming, Lp/Br, 1949

4243 Radio Outgoing, 1949, 1950 (2 folders)

4243 Receipt for Restoration of Property

4243 Receipt for Restored Property

4243 Release Voucher

4243 Report of Conferences

4243 Report on Restitution of Looted Property

4243 Service Request & Memo to CD, 1 January – 30 March 1949

4243 Service Request & Memos to Comptroller (August – December 1948)

4244 Inventory of Looted Property (L1 0001 – 0599) (6 folders)

4244 Unidentified Looted Property Fund – 1-2 (2 folders)

4244 Yen Budget – Productive & Automotive Equipment

4245 Inventory of Looted Property (L1 0600 – 1599) (10 folders)

4246 Inventory of Looted Property (L1 1600 – 2753) (12 folders)

4246 Inventory of Looted Property (L2 001 – 099)

4247 Inventory of Looted Property (L2 100 – 734) (7 folders)

4247 Standard Release Forms (L4 001 – 399) (4 folders)

4247 Standard Transfer Form (L3 001 – 745) (4 folders)

4248 B List Prepared by Home Ministry Forwarded to Civil Property Custodian through CLO

4248 Standard Release Forms (L4 400 – 1199) (8 folders)

4249 B List Prepared by Home Ministry Forwarded to Civil Property Custodian through CLO

4249 Looted Property Original Reports (Nos. 1 – 3742) (6 folders)

4250 Looted Property Original Reports (Nos. 3743 – 4849) (3 folders)

4251 Looted Property Original Reports (Nos. 4850 – 6549) (3 folders)

4251 Receipts (1 – 500) (5 folders)

4252 Looted Property Original Reports (B1 – B7335) (5 folders)

Reparations Property Division

Reparations Branch

Inventory Reports 1947-1948 (0331-UD-1616)

Boxes 4253-4306 location: 290/16/08/02

Correspondence File 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1617)

Boxes 4307-4312 location: 290/16/10/06

Box Subject

4307 Reading File - February-September 1947 (4 folders)

4308 Reading File - October 1947-June 1948 (5 folders) 

4309 Reading File - July 1948-June 1949 (9 folders)

4310 Reading File - July 1949-July 1950 (10 folders)

4310 CPC/RP Reading File, August 1949-July 1950 (12 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch — Entry 1617, Correspondence File, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1211

Box Subject

4310 CPC/Ex-RSU Reading File - August 1950

4311 CPC/Ex-RSU Reading File - September-December 1950 (4 folders)

4311 Reading File - January-February 1951 (2 folders)

4311 CPC/EX/RSB Reading File - March-April 1951 (2 folders)

4311 Reading File - May 1951

4311 Special Survey - Light Metal

4311 Special Survey - Looted Property

4311 Special Survey – Lumber

4311 Special Survey - Oil Storage, Vol. 1

4311 Special Survey - Oil Storage, Vol. 2

4311 Special Survey - Fire Brick

4311 Special Survey - Kure Naval Arsenal

4311 Gen - Special Survey - Scrap

4312 Special Survey - Small Craft

4312 Special Survey – Telephone

4312 Special Survey - United Nations Property

4312 Special Survey - Wind Tunnels

4312 5250 TID

4312 The Petroleum Industry of Japan

4312 Inventory of Japanese Merchant Marine and Ex-Japanese Navy Small Craft

Reports File 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1618)

Boxes 4313-4316 location: 290/16/11/01

Evaluation Reports 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1619)

Boxes 4317-4374 location: 290/16/11/02 and 290/B/08/03

General Subject File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1620)

Boxes 4375-4385 location: 290/16/13/07

Inventory Sheets 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1621)

Boxes 4386-4393 location: 290/16/14/04

Preliminary Catalogues 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1622)

Boxes 4394-4396 location: 290/16/14/06

Plants and Folders 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1623)

Boxes 4397-4418 location: 290/16/14/07

Maps and Charts 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1624)

Boxes 4419-4423 location: 290/16/16/01

Allocation Reports 1945-1951 (various UD series of records)

Boxes 4424-4467, 4475-4547, 4559-4576 et al (see Master Location Register)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch, Allocation Reports 1945-1951 (various UD series)
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1212

Reparation Machineries 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1626)

Boxes 4577-4583 location: 290/16/18/07

Transfer Sheets 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1627)

Boxes 4584-4590 location: 290/16/19/02

Control Books 1945-1951 0331-UD- 1628)

Boxes 4591-4599 location: 290/16/19/04

Plant Records 1945-1951 0331-UD- 1629)

Boxes 4600-4640 location: 290/16/19/07

Scrap Lists 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1630)

Boxes 4641-4648 location: 290/16/21/07

Directives and Instructions 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1631)

Boxes 4649-4657 location: 290/16/22/03

Box Subject

4649 Allocation of Staff Responsibilities for Execution of Policies Adopted by the Far 

Eastern Commission

4649 G-2 Military Intelligence Spot Intelligence, July 1948-June 1949

4649 Occupation Instructions Nos. 3, 4, 5 (3 folders)

4649 Pauley Commission

4649 Reparations History & SOP

4649 Report on Japanese Assets in Manchuria to the President of the United States, July 

1946

4649 Report on Japanese Reparations to the President of the United States (November 

1945 to April 1946)

4649 Selected Data on the Occupation of Japan and the Far East Command, February 

1949

4649 SWNCC-SANACC Documents Pertaining to the Activities of the Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers

4649 Zaibatsu Reparations

4650 8th Army Operational Directives, June 1946-March 1951

4650 Machine Tool Industry

4650 No Title, August 1946-August 1951

4650 Press Releases, April 1947-June 1949

4650 Press Releases, December 1946-March 1950

4650 Report on German Reparations to the President of the United States (February to 

September 1945)

4650 Report on Industrial Reparations Survey of Japan to the United States of America 

(February 1948)

4650 Report on Japanese Reparations to the President of the United States (November 

1945 to April 1946)

4650 Tsukishima Kikai K.K. – Blueprints

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch — Entry 1631: Directives and Instructions, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1213

Box Subject

4652 Allocations

4652 Elimination of Controls & Reparations Activities

4652 Evaluation Procedure

4652 General - Japanese Government - Estimate 1949

4652 Inventory - Authorized Use, Vols. 1-2 (2 folders)

4652 Release and Securities of Reparations Facilities

4652 Standard for Disbursement of Expenditures for Custody and Maintenance of 

Reparations Equipment in Japan – 1949

4654 Basic Data on Reparations

4654 Calender File Cert. Nos. 1351-1500

4654 Conversion Factors for Cost of Reparations Removals

4654 Copies

4654 Corrections Reports Dismantling & Packaging 1948

4654 Dismantling & Packaging Corrections Copies

4654 Gov’t Supplied Materials Reports for Loading

4654 Government Supplied Materials Report

4654 Indexes to Documents & Records, Reparation Branch

4654 Japanese Summaries of Cost of Removals

4654 Journal

4654 Journal (2 folders)

4654 Loading

4654 M.L. Brockmeyer, Civil Property Custodian/Audits Br.

4654 Miscellaneous

4654 Receipts for IBM Listings, Authorized Use

4654 Reparation Agency (Japanese Government)

4655 Charts

4655 Evaluation Book Stored

4655 Expenditure Report - Fiscal Year 1950

4655 Expenditure Report of Reparation Facilities

4655 Land Transportation Correction Copies

4655 List of Oil Storage

4655 Miscellaneous

4655 Obligation Plan & Disbursement Reparation Facilities

4655 Rents of Reparations Plants

4655 Reparations Budget

4655 Reparations Budget (Fiscal Year 1950)

4655 Reparations Installations under Custody & Control

4655 Reparations Plant

4655 Reparations Plants Check Sheets as of 1 June 1951

4655 Special Purpose Machineries

4656 Allocations

4656 Authorized Use - Charts – 1949

4656 Conversion Factor

4656 General - CSCAD

4656 General - JG - Estimate, 1950

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch — Entry 1631: Directives and Instructions, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1214

Box Subject

4656 Removals

4656 Reparations - Policy File – 1947

4656 Reparations Installations under Custody & Control (2 folders)

4656 Reparations Installations under Custody & Control (November 1950)

4656 Reparations Policy File

4656 Special Purpose Machinery

4656 Status of Japanese Reparations Facilities (Army and Navy Arsenals, Advance 

Transfer Program)

4656 Summary of Plants under Reparations Custody (as of 1 February 1949)

4657 Additional Reparations Data

4657 Allocation - Quarterly Reparations Reports

4657 Inventory I, II (2 folders)

4657 Looted Property

4657 Monthly Unit Reports - 319.1

4657 Preliminary Inventory of Japanese Industrial Facilities Considered for Interim 

Reparations Removal (Revised)

4657 Reparations Accounts

4657 Reparations Cost

IBM Rosters 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1632)

Boxes 4658-4670 location: 290/16/22/06

Reparation File 1948-1951 (0331-UD-1633)

Boxes 4671-4680 location: 290/16/23/03

Box Subject

4671 Report from JG - Private Rep Equip. Placed in Use July 1951

4671 Prefecture 12

4671 Prefecture 13

4671 Prefecture 14

4671 Prefecture 15

4671 Prefecture 18

4671 Prefecture 19-01 to 19-31

4671 Auth Use #19-32

4671 Auth Use #19-33

4671 Prefecture 19-36, 19-48, 19-51, 19-55, 19-90, 19-102

4671 Prefecture 21

4671 Prefecture 22

4672 Prefecture 23

4672 Prefecture 24

4672 Prefecture 26

4672 Prefecture 27

4672 Prefecture 28

4672 Prefecture 29

4672 Prefecture 30

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch — Entry 1633: Reparation File, 1948-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1215

Box Subject

4672 Prefecture 32

4672 Prefecture 34

4672 Auth Use - Code #35

4672 Prefecture 36

4672 Prefecture 37

4672 Prefecture 39-30

4672 Auth Use - Code 39-45

4673 Prefecture 39-01, 39-50

4673 Prefecture 39-51 (From Line #60000)

4673 Prefecture 39-51 (10 Line #60000)

4673 Prefecture 39-52, 39-56

4673 Prefecture 39-57, 39-62, 39-64, 39-62

4673 Prefecture 39-66

4673 Prefecture 39-67, 39-86

4674 Prefecture 39-87 Up

4674 Prefecture 39-108

4674 Prefecture 39-108 to Line #60000

4674 Release of Reparations Plant

4674 Thermal Power Plants

4674 Misc Pref 01 to 10

4674 Misc Pref 11 thru 20

4674 Misc Code 40 to 50

4674 Scrap Pref 11 thru 12

4674 Release Pref 11 to 18

4674 12-7

4674 No Title

4674 No Title

4674 List of Privately Owned Primary War Facilities

4674 Personnel & Rep Br Change

4674 Expendable Items

4674 Expendable Items Reports

4674 Expendable Items

4675 A.M. Dambroski

4675 Audits

4675 Authorizations to Resume Operation

4675 Board Proceedings

4675 Check Sheets from the Office of the Comptroller

4675 Conferences – Secret

4675 FEAF AU Private Plants (15 August 1950)

4675 Hqs AU Private Plants

4675 HQURS. A.U. Private Plants

4675 Japanese Government Property Branch - Functions & Personnel

4675 Listing of Manufacturing Companies in Japan (Alpha. - by Pref.)

4675 Memorandum for Information No. 8 - Report of Subcommittee on Reparations 

Retentions

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch — Entry 1633: Reparation File, 1948-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1216

Box Subject

4675 Memos for the Division Director & Related Papers

4675 Miscellaneous

4675 Miscellaneous Memos

4675 Negative Authorized Use Reports

4675 No Title

4675 No Title

4675 No Title

4675 No Title

4675 Performance Rating

4675 Plant Inventories

4675 Precious Metals

4675 Radios

4675 Summary of Plants under Reparations Custody (as of 1 February 1949)

4675 T.E. Pwr Pl

4675 Unlocatable Property

4676 Army Authorized Use Private Plants (15 August 1950)

4676 Authorized Use Report to E.S.S.

4676 Correspondence on Procurement Demand

4676 Estimates of Philippine War Damage

4676 Far East Air Force Authorized Use Private Plants (15 August 1950) (3 folders)

4676 Information on Evaluation of Reparations Material

4676 Machine Tool Inventory

4676 No Title

4676 Occupation Force Use – Inventory

4676 Occupation Force Use - Inventory 1949 (2 folders)

4677 19N-33

4677 30 June 1950 - Trial Balance

4677 Accts Branch Copy - 19N-33 - Approved Navy List

4677 Copy for Reference - IEC Division Files (19N-32)

4677 Hqrs - Previous IBM Returns

4677 IEC Division Files (19N-33)

4677 J-2056 Reparations Shipped to Japanese Contractors - Incl. #1

4677 Japanese National Police Reserve

4677 Japanese Small Craft

4677 JG Temporary Use of Reparations Equipment

4677 Master Copy (19N-33) - IEC Division Files (2 folders)

4677 No Title

4677 No Title

4677 TID Inventory (2 folders)

4678 19-18

4678 32-32 (30%), Folder #1

4678 32-32 (30%), Folder #2

4678 32-32, Folder #3

4678 Diamonds of Doubtful Ownership in Custody

4678 Letters - (Other Than 8th A), 1949-1950-1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch — Entry 1633: Reparation File, 1948-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1217

Box Subject

4678 New Line No. – [January – February 1952]

4678 OJEIRF

4678 Old Line No. – [January – February 1952]

4678 Precious Metals Memorandums - Ministry of Finance & Office Memo & Other 

Ministries (Other Than SCAPINS)

4678 Precious Metals Radio - Incoming (Classified)

4678 Preliminary Inventory of Japanese Industrial Facilities Considered for Interim 

Reparations Removal, 6 July 1946 (Revised)

4678 Reparations (RTAC)

4678 Reparations Handbook

4678 Reparations Installations under Custody & Control, 10 February 1948

4679 Gold, Silver, Silver Dollars, Diamonds & Precious Metals & Stones - General Claims 

- China

4679 Inventory of Platinum Metals

4679 Looted Property Program - SCAPINS Completed

4679 Minutes and Memoranda - Restitution Advisory Committee (30th Meeting, 23 May 

1950- )

4679 Minutes and Memoranda - Restitution Advisory Committee (April 1949 - April 

1950; 16th Meeting - 29th Meeting)

4679 Prize Court – Records

4679 RAC Minutes (Col. Miller’s Folder)

4679 Release of Blocked Platinum

4679 Rentals

4679 Sale of Surplus Custody Japanese Platinum Metals

4679 Suikosha

4680 Comeback Copies, UN and Miscellaneous

4680 D-2/10 German

4680 D-2/14, D-2/17

4680 D-2/7 Korean

4680 Extra Copies – SCAPINS

4680 General Orders, April 1948

4680 Information Miscellaneous

4680 Monthly Report on Foreign Creditors Yen & Security Deposit Account, February 

1952

4680 Pertinent Directives Pertaining to Foreign Property Division, CPC Activities

4680 Policy Papers - Liquidation of German Assets in Japan, Book I

4680 Puppet Assets D-2/9

4680 R/F May 1951

4680 Radios

4680 Radios and SCAPINS on Turn over CPC Functions

4680 Reading File Looted Property – June 1951-January 1952 (8 folders)

4680 Treaty of Peace with Italy

4680 Tri-Power Advisory Committee - 10th Mtg. 22 May 1951 to, TRIPAC No. 44 to

4680 Tri-Power Advisory Committee (1st Mtg. 31 May 1950 - 9th Mtg. 13 April 1951)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Reparations Property Division, Reparations Branch — Entry 1633: Reparation File, 1948-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1218

Plant Folders 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1634)

Boxes 4681-4686 location: 290/16/23/06

Accounts Division

General Accounting Records 1946-1950 (0331-UD-1635)

Boxes 4687-4769 location: 290/16/24/01

Looted Property Branch

Property Accounting Records 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1636)

Boxes 4770-4779 location: 290/16/28/01

Box Subject

4770 Looted Property SCAPINS

4770 Looted Property Files (B471-B480)

4770 Looted Property Files (Nos. 427-435)

4770 Looted Property Files (Nos. 1261-1270)

4770 Looted Property Files (Nos. 1451-1460)

4770 Looted Property Files (Nos. 1791-1800)

4770 Looted Property Files (Nos. 2481-2490)

4770 Looted Property Files (No. 3166)

4770 Looted Property Files (Nos. 6621-11496) (16 folders)

4771 Looted Property Files (Nos. 11498-11941) (10 folders)

4771 Inventory of Looted Property under Control of Civil Property Custodian and in 

Custody of JG (Nos. 1-400) - Form L2 (4 folders)

4772 Inventory of Looted Property under Control of Civil Property Custodian and in 

Custody of JG (Nos. 401-1200) - Form L1 (8 folders)

4773 Inventory of Looted Property under Control of Civil Property Custodian and in 

Custody of JG (Nos. 1201-2300) - Form L1 (11 folders)

4774 Inventory of Looted Property under Control of Civil Property Custodian and in 

Custody of JG (Nos. 1-400) - Form L1 (4 folders)

4774 Inventory of Looted Property under Control of Civil Property Custodian and in 

Custody of JG (Nos. 401-702) - Form L2 (4 folders)

4774 Completed Inter Warehouse Releases (No. 1 1-200): Form L-3

4774 Completed Inter Warehouse Releases (No. 2 201-400): Form L-3

4775 Completed Inter Warehouse Releases (No. 3, 401-600): Form L-3

4775 Completed Inter Warehouse Releases (No. 4, 601-800): Form L-3

4775 Completed Releases for Looted Property (No. 1, 1-200): Form L-4

4775 Completed Releases for Looted Property (No. 2, 201-400): Form L-4

4775 Completed Releases for Looted Property (No. 3, 401-600): Form L-4

4775 Completed Releases for Looted Property (No. 4, 601-800): Form L-4

4775 Completed Releases for Looted Property (No. 5, 801-1000): Form L-4

4776 Completed Releases for Looted Property (Nos. 1001 thru 1234)

4776 Corrected or Verified (Nos. 2301-2400) - Form L1

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Reparations Property 

Division, Looted Property Branch — Entry 1636: Property Accounting Records, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1219

Box Subject

4776 Inventory of Looted Property under Control of Civil Property Custodian and in 

Custody of JG (Nos. 2401-500) - Form L1

4776 Inventory of Looted Property under Control of Civil Property Custodian and in 

Custody of JG (Nos. 2501-2753) - Form L1 (3 folders)

4776 Looted Property Subsidiary Ledger, Books 1-2 (2 folders)

4776 PLD Copies of Voided L3’s

4776 PLD Copies of Voided L4’s

4776 Present Condition of Looted Property

4777 B/27 Sale - Looted (30 October 1951)

4777 B/27 Sale - Looted Property Cashier’s Report (30 October 1951)

4777 Bills of Sale - Looted Property Sale No. B-27 (13 October 1951)

4777 Looted Property by Commodity - Report No. 18 (30 June 1951)

4777 Looted Property by Commodity - Report No. 19 (July & August 1951)

4777 Looted Property by Commodity - Report No. 20 (September October November 

1951), Final

4777 Looted Property by Location - Report No. 18 (30 June 1951)

4777 Looted Property by Location - Report No. 19 (July & August 1951)

4777 Looted Property by Location - Report No. 20 (September-October-November 

1951), Final

4777 Looted Property Commodity Control Ledger

4777 Looted Property Journal Entries (September-October-November 1951), Final (2 

folders)

4777 Looted Property Subsidiary General Ledger

4778 Looted Property by Civil Property Custodian Nos as of 31 December 1950 (Books 

1-3) (3 folders)

4778 Looted Property Journal Entries for July & August 1951 (Supp R-59 & etc. Added)

4779 Looted - U.L.P. - Release No. 6262

4779 Looted Property August Release - Coins & Currencies No. 1 - France, Lot Sequence 

- Release #6130

4779 Looted Ship Register (2 folders)

4779 No Title

4779 Register of IBM Numbers

4779 Register of Looted Automobile

4779 Release – Netherlands East Indies Looted Gold - Lot No. 342 (3 August 1950)

4779 Release – Netherlands East Indies Looted Gold & Silver - Lot #340 (3 August 

1950)

4779 Release - No. 6261

4779 Release - No. 6262

4779 Sales

4779 Trial Balance - L/P A/C Div. (30 November 1950 to )

4779 Trial Balance - L/P A/C Div. (31 December 1949 - 30 September 1950 Incl)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Reparations Property 

Division, Looted Property Branch — Entry 1636: Property Accounting Records, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1220

U.S. Vaults, Bank of Japan

Precious Metals Branch

Property Accounting Records 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1637)

Boxes 4780-4785 location: 290/16/28/04

Box Subject

4780 132.2: Auditor’s Reports

4780 333.5: Investigations (Precious Metals)

4780 386.6: Seizure Orders - 8th Army

4780 400.12: Procurement Demands - Melting and Assay Operations for Mitsubishi 

Osaka Refinery

4780 410.2: Metals

4780 AG 334 Diamonds, Board of Officers

4780 AG 386.7 Inventory 28 February 1947, Report of

4780 AG 386.7 Operational Directives

4780 Alert Plan

4780 Bank of Japan - Claims & Damages, Accident Reports, etc.

4780 Board of Officers Proceedings (Work Sheets, etc.)

4780 Central Purchasing Office – Pearls

4780 Certificates of Murray, Edward J. Col.

4780 Certificates of Schumacher, Clair F. Col.

4780 Criminal Investigation Report

4780 Diamonds (Photos)

4780 Disaster Plant

4780 Disbursements - Correspondence on Release of Prec Met

4780 Dunn, John L., Colonel

4780 GHQ, SCAP Approvals of Reports of Discrepancies Nos. 1 to 10 - Folder No. 1

4780 GHQ, SCAP Approvals of Reports of Discrepancies Nos. 11 to 20 - Folder No. 2

4780 Haisley, C.D., Col.

4780 Historical Report

4780 Inventorying and Packaging - Precious Metals

4780 Investigation - Gold Ingot 4139 (Osaka)

4780 Investigation - Japanese Navy Silver (Osaka)

4780 No Title

4780 No Title

4780 No Title

4780 Old & New Lot Nos., Location

4780 Passive Air Defense Plan

4780 Policy - Precious Metals and Gems

4780 Report of Proceedings of Board of Offices Convened at the Imperial Mint of Osaka, 

25th Infantry Division

4780 Seizure and Disposal - Precious Metals & Gems, etc., Bank-Post Office in Japan, 

Operational Directives

4780 Treatment of Precious Metals, Stones, etc. Held in U.S. Vaults

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

U.S. Vaults, Japan, Precious Metals Branch — Entry 1637: Property Accounting Records, 1947-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1221

Box Subject

4781 313 - Japanese Mint Records

4781 Accounts of the Custodian, U.S. Vaults Bank of Japan, Tokyo

4781 Agreements Re Gold Transaction Concerning the Government of Japan, the 

Government of France, the Bank De L’Indo Chine, and SCAP (3 folders)

4781 Agreements Re Gold Transaction Involving the Government of Japan, the 

Government of Thailand, the Bank of Thailand, and SCAP (2 folders)

4781 Assays and Samples, Precious Metals

4781 Conduct of Affairs, Bank of Japan - Osaka Mint

4781 Discrepancies - Adjustment of Correspond

4781 GHQ/SCAP Approvals of Reports of Discrepancies Nos. 21 to 30 - Folder No. 3

4781 Impounded Property (Japanese Records)

4781 Inventory - Bank of Japan Vaults (as of 31 December 1944) Edward J. Murray, Col. 

Inf. Officer in Charge

4781 Liquidation of Property in Japan of Companies or Persons with Head Offices in 

Areas Formerly Occupied by the Japanese - Final 1951 Papers

4781 Monthly Reports

4781 Osaka Mint - Transfer of Custody – 142

4781 Platinum

4781 Precious Metals Control

4781 Precious Metals General Ledger - Beginning 31 December 1950

4781 Precious Metals in SCAP Custody (as of 28 June 1951)

4781 Procurement Demand 400.12 – Packard

4781 Procurement Demands and Receipts

4781 Release Form No. 000430 - Lot 78, Release Vo. 0221 Thailand

4781 Report of the Board of Officers Appointed to Investigate Discrepancies in the 

Accounts of the Custodian, U.S. Vaults, Bank of Japan, Tokyo, [Oct. 11, 1948].

4781 Suspense Accounts in Transit

4781 Suspense Folder

4782 132.2: Audits

4782 142.1: Inventory

4782 313.2: Search for Missing Records

4782 334: Boards of Officers, Appointment of

4782 400.12: Procurement Demand File - Materials, Osaka Mint

4782 410.1: Osaka Mint

4782 AG 410.2: Seizure – Memo’ to JG

4782 Audits

4782 Certificate of Audit, Custody Accounts of the Imperial Japanese Mint, Osaka

4782 Custodian, U.S. Vaults, Japanese Mint, Osaka (Audit - 1 May 1947 - 31 August 

1948)

4782 Custodianship, Transfer of

4782 Diamond Board Report and Inventory of Unset Diamonds in the U.S. Vaults, Bank 

of Japan, Tokyo

4782 General Journal - Items Other Than SAOUS (Closed); General Journal - Jewelry & 

Silverware (Closed)

4782 Inventory - Diamond Account

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

U.S. Vaults, Japan, Precious Metals Branch — Entry 1637: Property Accounting Records, 1947-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1222

Box Subject

4782 Inventory and Audit - Diamond Account, Bank of Japan (10 March 1947 to 8 

Aug.1947)

4782 Inventory and Audit, Diamond Account, Bank of Japan (10 March 1947 to 14 April 

1947)

4782 Investigation of Discrepancies and Irregularities of Precious Metals and Stone, 

Custody Accounts of the Imperial Japanese Mint, Osaka

4782 Platinum, U.S. Vaults, Bank of Japan

4782 Receipts, Correspondence on

4782 Releases – Contraband

4782 Report of Audit, Account of the Custodian of Precious Metals & Stones at the 

Imperial Japanese Mint, Osaka

4782 Report of Audit, Account of the Custodian of Precious Metals and Stones at the 

Imperial Japanese Mint, Osaka

4782 Report of Audit, Account of the Custodian of Precious Metals and Stones at the 

Imperial Japanese Mint, Osaka

4782 Report of Audit, Accounts on Precious Stones and Metals

4782 Report of Audit, Custodian of U.S. Vaults of Bank of Japan of Tokyo

4782 Report of Audit, Custodian, U.S. Vaults, Japanese Mint, Osaka

4782 Report of Examination, Custodian of Precious Metals and Stones, U.S. Vaults, Bank 

of Japan, Tokyo

4782 Report of Proceedings of Board of Officers Appointed to Investigate Discrepancies 

in the Accounts of the Custodian, U.S. Vaults, Bank of Japan, Tokyo

4782 Report on an Examination of the Books and Records of Account of the Imperial 

Mint, Osaka Pertaining to the Source and Disposition of Bulk Precious Metals during 

the Period from 1 April 1930 to 30 September 1945

4782 Work Papers - Diamond Inventory Board

4783 Abeichi Yoko K.K. (China) – Reorganized

4783 Aioi Gomei Kaisha (Manchuria)

4783 Ajia Kogyo K.K. (China)

4783 Akiyama Sangyo K.K. (South Sea Islands)

4783 Branches and Agencies - General, I-II (2 folders)

4783 German Jewelry, Silverware and Intrinsic Value Items - Non-Sentimental - Numeric 

by Lot

4783 Head Office Abroad - Branch Offices of Concern

4783 In Transit SAOUS-15 (as of 30 April 1951) by SAOUS-15 Category

4783 Japan - Head Offices

4783 List of Companies - Misc. Br.

4783 Reports - Liquidation of Companies with Head Offices Abroad, I-III (3 folders)

4783 U.S. Vault Property (March 1951)

4783 Vault Adjustments Receipts, Transfers & Releases (May 1951 - 6 June 1951)

4784 Agreements re Gold Transaction Involving the Government of Japan, the 

Government of Thailand, the Bank of Thailand, and the Supreme Commander for 

the Allied Powers

4784 In Transit SAOUS-15 (as of 30 April 1951) by SAOUS-15 Category

4784 In Transit SAOUS-15 (as of 31 May & 30 June 1951) by SAOUS - 15 Category

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

U.S. Vaults, Japan, Precious Metals Branch — Entry 1637: Property Accounting Records, 1947-1951 
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1223

Box Subject

4784 Looted Property Disposition - A/C 12 Only - Report No. 12 (31 December 1950), 

Books 1 and (2 folders)

4784 Negatives - Pictures - U.S. Vaults

4784 Property in U.S. Vaults (as of 31 December 1950) by Lot & by Item, Book 1 of 2

4784 SAOUS-15 (as of 30 June 1951)

4784 SAOUS-15 Report (as of 30 June 1951), SCAP Custody

4784 SCAPIN 7308-A (26 October 1950) Civil Property Custodian/ U.S. Vaults, Subject: 

Release of Property Impounded from Japanese Repatriates - Release 6182

4785 German Jewelry Silverware & Intrinsic Value Items, Non-Sentimental, Numeric by 

Lot

4785 Looted Property - A/C No. 12 Summaries and Misc. A/Cs Detail (31 March 1951)

4785 Looted Property by Commodity - Report No. 18 (30 June 1951)

4785 Looted Property by Location - Report No. 17 (31 May 1951)

4785 Looted Property Disposition - Account No. 12 Only (30 June 1951), Book 1 of 2 

(Seizure Areas 02 thru 09)

4785 Looted Property Disposition - Account No. 12 Only (30 June 1951), Book 2 of 2 

(Seizure Areas 10 thru 92)

4785 Looted Property Listing of Items, to be Corrected as Result of Inspection of File 

Jackets & SCAPINS

4785 Precious Metals - June 1951 Transactions, Adjustments, Releases

4785 SAOUS-15 - Precious Metals Added to in Transit for April 1951 - SCAPIN 7412-A 

(29 March 51), C/N No. 1 Civil Property Custodian/USV to C/S (1 March 51)

4785 SAOUS-15 Report (as of 30 June 51) - SCAP Custody

4785 U.S. Vaults - June 51

Property Accounting Records 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1890)

Box 10130 location: 290/24/01/04

Box Subject

10130 400.61 - Discrepancies

10130 4104A

10130 Claims, Disposition &/or Restitution of P.M. (Italy, Korea and N.E.I.)

10130 Disposition of Diamonds Delivered to Eighth Army by Colonel Schumacher

10130 Inventory & Audit

10130 Japanese Precious Stones in Custody

10130 Kotches, Frank A. - Gen. Tansey’s File

10130 No Title

10130 Refining Statements of Ishifuku Metal Co. on Scrap and 50 Sen Coins

10130 Report of Inventory of the Imperial Mint Osaka

10130 Reports on Precious Stones

10130 Diamond Board Proceedings 386.7

10130 Bank of Japan 31 December 1945

10130 Inventory - Bank of Japan Vaults as of 31 December 1945

10130 U.S. Vaults Bank of Japan Inventory 28 February 1947 Volume I Lots 5001-5200

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

US Vaults, Japan, Precious Metals Branch — Entry 1890: Property Accounting Records, 1947-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1224

Box Subject

10130 U.S. Vaults Bank of Japan Inventory 28 February 1947 Volume II Lots 5201-5425, 

6172-6339-6403

Executive Division

Topical File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1638)

Boxes 4786-4828 location: 290/16/28/06

Box Subject

4786 Annual Report - Office of Alien Property Custodian (Fiscal Year Ending June 1944)

4786 Annual Report - Office of Alien Property Custodian (Fiscal Year Ending June 1945)

4786 Annual Report - Office of Alien Property Custodian (March 11, 1942 to June 30, 

1943)

4786 Bibliography on Enemy Property Control in the U.S., 1917-1943

4786 Legislation, Executive Orders, General Orders - Trading with the Enemy Act

4786 Litigation of Current Interest

4786 Litigation of Current Interest (2nd Set)

4786 Office of Alien Property Custodian - Manual of Official Forms and Procedure 

Governing Their Use

4786 Terminal Report - Office of Alien Property Custodian (October 1946)

4787 Annual Report - Philippine Alien Property Administration of the U.S. (as of June 

30, 1947)

4787 Annual Report of the Secretary of the Army (National Military Establishment)

4787 Bulletin, The Department of State - Vol. XV, No. 372

4787 “Enemy Patents for Your Use” - Lecture by H. Sergeant (December 8, 1943)

4787 Forms as Mentioned in Compendium Starting with Page 17-23

4787 Monthly Checklist of State Publications - Vol. 36 (1945) - Vol. 40 (December 

1949)

4787 No Title

4787 Occupation of Japan - Policy and Progress (Department of State, Publication 267, 

Far Eastern Series 17)

4787 Opinion of the General Counsel - Vesting Orders 5000, Alien Property Custodian

4787 Opinion of the General Counsel - Vesting Orders Alien Property Custodian 5000

4787 Organization and Functions of Alien Property Custodian - Compendium (Title 8 - 

Aliens and Nationality)

4787 Report No. Ft 800 - U.S. Trade in Merchandise and Silver with U.S. Territories and 

Possessions (Except Alaska and Hawaii)

4787 Second Session of the General Conference of UNESCO - Mexico City, November 6 

– December 3, 1947

4787 Testimony Before the Senate Military Affairs Committee, Sub-Committee on War 

Mobilization (Friday, October 19, 1945)

4787 The Axis in Defeat - A Collection of Documents on American Policy Toward 

Germany and Japan

4787 The Department of State Bulletin - Vol. XIV, No. 405, Vol. VI, No. 406

4787 War Measures, the Alien Property Custodian and Patents - Lecture by Roe at 

Practicing Law Institute (26 April 1943)

4788 Destruction of Special Purpose Machinery Report

4788 Reparations Retentions

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1638: Topical File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1225

Box Subject

4788 Reports of Yen Custody Account

4788 RTAC – 1949

4788 RTAC - Agenda, Proposed Items for

4788 RTAC – Attendance

4788 RTAC – Subcommittee

4788 RTAC 4th Meeting Exhibits

4788 RTAC Minutes – 1947

4788 RTAC Minutes – 1948

4788 RTAC Orientation Tour

4788 RTAC Verbatim Minutes – 1947, 1948, 1949 (3 folders)

4788 RTAC-R&R Delegations Correspondence

4789 Check Sheets to G-2

4789 Monthly Report No. 9

4789 No Title

4790 Chief of Staff Daily Report #1 (22 April 46 - 31 December 46)

4790 Circular RR - AFPAC #5

4790 Circulars - AFPAC #1 (4 January 1946) to #108 (24 December 1946)

4790 Circulars - SCAP (8 April 1946 to 26 December 1946, #1 to 14)

4790 Daily Chief of Staff (January 1948 to 13 September 1948)

4790 Daily Chief of Staff Report (January 1947 - December 31, 1947)

4790 General Orders - SCAP (19 January 1946 to 3 November 1946, #1 to 40)

4790 Imperial Ordinances Cabinet Order #27

4790 Office of the Civil Property Custodian Floor Plans Showing Office Locations 

Prepared for the Executive Division

4790 Official Gazette & Official Gazette Extra

4790 Station List

4791 Cabinet Orders

4791 Circulars - SCAP (7 January 1947 to 23 December 1947, #1 to 16)

4791 Civil Property Custodian Memorandum #1 (14 January 1948) - #72 (13 December 

1948)

4791 Civil Property Custodian Memorandum #1 (6 November 1946) - #46 (29 Dec. 

1947)

4791 Civil Property Custodian Memos to All Divisions 1950, 1951 (2 folders)

4791 Civil Property Custodian Numbered Memorandum 1949

4791 Daily Gazettes (2 January 1951 - 30 June 1951)

4791 Daily Gazettes (July 1951 - 31 December 1951)

4791 General Orders - SCAP (13 February 1947 to 7 November 1947)

4791 General Orders - SCAP (2 October 1945 to 14 December 45), No. 1 to No. 24

4791 How JEIA Works

4791 List of Documents in W.D. Civil Affairs

4791 Memorandum to All Divisions 1947, 1948 (2 folders)

4791 Memorandum to All Divisions 1948 (Duplicate File)

4791 Memorandum to All Divisions 1949

4791 Organization Charts, Organization Charts (1 July 1950) (2 folders)

4791 SCAP General Orders 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 (5 folders)

4791 Section Two of Operations Report Japan 1951

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1638: Topical File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1226

Box Subject

4792 Civil Property Custodian Memos Numbered 1950, 1951 (2 folders)

4792 Request for Investigation 1949

4792 Transmittal of Correspondence Req for Investigations, Req for Physical Inventory 

1948

4792 GHQ/SCAP Occupation Instructions Nos. 3-5 (3 folders)

4792 SCAPINS 29 to 1127 (8 folders)

4793 SCAPINS 1129 to 1308 (6 folders)

4794 SCAPINS 1311 to 1864 (10 folders)

4795 SCAPINS 1865 to 2096 (11 folders)

4796 SCAPINS 2097 to 2197

4796 SCAPIN 629-A to 2886-A (9 folders)

4797 SCAPIN 2894-A to SCAPIN 3618-A (12 folders)

4798 SCAPIN 3619-A to SCAPIN 4199-A (9 folders)

4799 SCAPIN 4200-A to SCAPIN 4915-A (12 folders)

4800 SCAPIN 4918-A to SCAPIN 5431-A (9 folders)

4801 SCAPIN 5432-A to SCAPIN 5851-A (14 folders)

4802 SCAPIN 5853-A to SCAPIN 6096-A (12 folders)

4803 SCAPIN 6097-A to SCAPIN 6435-A (12 folders)

4804 SCAPIN 6436-A to SCAPIN 6806-A (12 folders)

4805 SCAPIN 6809-A to SCAPIN 7173-A (13 folders)

4806 SCAPIN 7170-A to SCAPIN 7399-A (9 folders)

4807 SCAPIN 7380-A to 7498-A (2 folders)

4807 Z - Outgoing Radios, February 1946-February 1952 (7 folders)

4808 USAFIK - Incoming Radios, October 1945-May 1949

4808 C - Outgoing Radios, Vol. I, February 1946-December 1948

4808 C - Outgoing Radios, December 1946-April 1947

4808 CAX and CA - Outgoing Radios, September 1945-February 1946

4808 CX - Outgoing Radio, Vol. 1, March 1946-December 1951 (2 folders)

4808 ZAX - Outgoing Radios, September 1945-February 1946

4808 ZX - Outgoing Radios, Vols. 1-3, March 1946-December 1951 (3 folders)

4808 ZX - Outgoing Radios, January 1952-February 1952

4809 WCL - Washington Incoming Radios, Vol. III, December 1948-December 1949

4809 WCL - Washington Incoming Radios, Vol. IV (1 January 1950 to )

4809 C - Outgoing Radios, Vol. III (29 April 1947-4 September 1947)

4809 C - Outgoing Radios (8/9/1947 to 8 March 1948), Vol. IV

4809 C - Radios Outgoing, Vol. V (March 10, 1948 to December 28, 1948)

4809 C - Radios Outgoing, Vol. VI (January 1949 to 4 November 1949)

4809 C - Radios Outgoing, Vol. VII (November 1949 to 25 August 1950)

4809 C - Radios Outgoing, Vol. VIII (26 August 1950 to 16 November 51)

4809 CX - Radios (7 January 52 to )

4810 Plain Numbers - Incoming Radios, Vol. 2, April 1949-April 1951

4810 C - Outgoing Radios, Vol. 9, November 1951-December 1951

4810 W - Incoming Radios, Vol. 1, February 1946-December 1946

4810 W - Incoming Radios, Vol. 2, January 1947-June 1947

4810 WCL - Incoming Radios, Vol. 1, December 1945-March 1947

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1638: Topical File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1227

Box Subject

4810 WCL - Incoming Radios, Vol. 2, March 1947-December 1948

4810 WSVC - Incoming Radios, March 1946-October 1948

4810 WX - Incoming Radios, September 1945-March 1949

4811 CHINA - Incoming Radios, April 1946-February 1949

4811 DA - Incoming Radios, Vol. 1, January 1951-December 1951

4811 DA - Incoming Radios, January 1952-February 1952 (2 folders)

4811 Eighth Army Incoming Radios, November 1945-April 1949

4811 FEC - Incoming Radios (War Service), December 1946-August 1947

4811 Miscellaneous - Incoming Radios, Vol. 1, September 1945-December 1950 (2 

folders)

4811 Miscellaneous - Incoming Radios, Vol. 3, March 1951-December 1951

4811 Miscellaneous - Incoming Radios, January 1952-February 1952

4811 Plain Numbers - Incoming Radios, March 1946-June 1949

4811 Plain Numbers - Incoming Radios, April 1951-January 1952 (2 folders)

4811 W - Incoming Radios, Extra Copy, September 1946-May 1947

4811 W - Incoming Radios, Extra Copy, June 1947-December 1947

4811 W - Incoming Radios, Vol. 3, July 1947-December 1948

4811 W - Incoming Radios, Vol. 6, December 1948-December 1949

4811 W - Incoming Radios, January 1950-December 1950

4811 Airgrams, November 1946-November 1947

4811 Change of Action on Radiograms / SCAPIN and SCAPIN-A Revisions

4812 C Radios - Extra Copies, October 1950-February 1952

4812 CX Radios - Extra Copies, March 1951

4812 Dept of Army 1952 - Extra Copies

4812 Misc. Radios - Extra Copies

4812 Plain No’s, 1950 – Z

4812 W Radios, 1950

4812 W Radios, January 1948-February 1948

4812 W Radios, January 1949-

4812 WAR SVC - January 1948

4812 WCL Radios - Extra Copies, August 1950-November 1950

4812 WX Radios, April 1946-October 1948

4812 Z Radios - Extra Copies, August 1950-December 1951

4813 [ATIS] Research Report No. 120: Amenities in the Japanese Armed Forces

4813 [ATIS] Research Report No. 133: The Palawan Massacre

4813 [ATIS] Research Report No. 134: Japanese Methods of Prisoner of War 

Interrogation

4813 Army Service Forces Manual M354-18A (Civil Affairs Handbook Japan, Section 

18A: Japanese Administration over Occupied Areas - Burma)

4813 Army Service Forces Manual M354-18B (Civil Affairs Handbook Japan, Section 

18B: Japanese Administration of Occupied Areas - Malaya)

4813 Army Service Forces Manual M354-18E (Civil Affairs Handbook Japan, Section 

18E: Japanese Administration over Occupied Areas - Thailand)

4813 Army Service Forces Manual M354-1A (Civil Affairs Handbook Japan, Section 1A: 

Population Statistics)

4813 Army Service Forces Manual M354-3 (Civil Affairs Handbook Japan, Section 3: 

Legal Affairs)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1638: Topical File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1228

Box Subject

4813 Army Service Forces Manual M354-6 (Civil Affairs Handbook Japan, Section 6: 

Natural Resources)

4813 Circulars, GHQ/SCAP

4813 Civil Property Custodian, GHQ-SCAP

4813 Conversion Tables

4813 Daily Chief of Staff

4813 Foreign Mission in Japan

4813 IJG Finance Ministry Ordinances

4813 Index to ATIS Publications, Volume One, Numerical List of Documents

4813 Index to ATIS Publications, Volume Two, Alphabetical Subject Index to Documents

4813 Inventory of Looted Machinery under Custody of the Japanese Government, 1 July 

1948 (Draft

4813 Japanese Peace Treaty Data - Peace Treaty with Hungary

4813 List of External Recurring Reports, 30 November 1946

4813 List of External Recurring Reports, 31 January 1947

4813 List of Recurring Reports

4813 Newstodian Civil Property

4813 Purge Ordinances

4813 Staff Memorandum - GHQ/SCAP and USAFPAC

4814 Circular (GHQ/SCAP, 1948, 1950-1951) (3 folders)

4814 Comprehensive Report of Patent Property

4814 Index of Circulars and Staff Memorandums (GHQ/SCAP & Far East Command) 

(1947-1948)

4814 Index of Far East Command Circulars (1948) - Index to SCAP Circulars (1948)

4814 Index of General Headquarters Regulations, Circulars and Staff Memorandums

4814 Index of SCAP & Far East Command Memorandums, 1947 & 1948

4814 Index to Circulars - GHQ/Far East Command (1946-1947)

4814 Staff Memorandums (SCAP & Far East Command, 1947-1950) (4 folders)

4814 Statement of General Omar N. Bradley, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, before the 

Armed Services Committee of the House of Representatives

4815 Circulars (Far East Command)

4815 General Orders (GHQ/Far East Command), Extra Copy, March 1946-February 1950

4815 General Orders (GHQ/Far East Command), January 1947-February 1952 (7 

folders)

4815 General Orders (United Nations Command), January 1952-February 1952

4815 General Orders (United Nations Command), July 1950-December 1951

4815 Index of Circulars and Staff Memorandums, January 1949-December 1950 (GHQ/

SCAP & Far East Command)

4815 Operational Directive (Headquarters, Eighth Army) (2 folders)

4815 Staff Memorandums (GHQ/SCAP & Far East Command) (2 folders)

4815 Training Memorandum (GHQ/Far East Command)

4816 Civil Property Custodian Staff Responsibilities, April 1948

4816 Civil Property Custodian, GHQ/SCAP (2 folders)

4816 Far East Command Special Orders, 1950-1952 (2 folders)

4816 Headquarters & Service Command, Far East Command - Admin & Training Memos, 

1 January 1952 to 14 January 1952

4816 Japanese Political Parties, Vol. I & II

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1638: Topical File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1229

Box Subject

4816 Monthly Summary

4816 Operations Instructions (AFPAC) - Alant 4/1 to 4/55

4816 Operations Instructions and Annexes - No. 4 (AFPAC)

4816 Operations Instructions, No. 2

4816 Organization of General Headquarters (Far East Command & SCAP)

4816 Reference File, March 1946-February 1947

4816 Report on Progress and Activities for the Month of November 1946

4816 Table of Distribution (Far East Command & SCAP)

4817 Activities of Far Eastern Commission - Report by the Secretary General, February 

26, 1946 - July 10, 1947

4817 Annual Report, Office of Alien Property Custodian Fiscal Year Ending June 1944

4817 Eighty-Fifth Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency 1947

4817 The Defense (Finance) Regulations by F.C. Howard, Esq., M.A., Solicitor of the 

Supreme Court

4817 The Defense (Finance) Regulations, Second Cumulative Supplement up to Date to 

October, 1944 by F.C. Howard, Esq., M.A., Solicitor of the Supreme Court

4817 U.S. Customs Court Report, Vol. 13: Cases Adjudged in the U.S. Customs Court 

July-December 1944

4818 Armed Forces Talk, Nos. 379, 381-385, 387, 388, 392-394

4818 Army Information Digest, Vol. 6, Nos. 8-11

4818 Far East Command Management Bulletin, No. 1: October 1951

4818 Law, Regulations and Ordinances Relating to the Treatment of the Foreign 

Currency Bonds

4818 Manual of Fiscal Administration and Accounting for U.S. Appropriated Funds, Far 

East Command Edition

4818 Military Review, Vol. 31, Nos. 5-10

4818 NKB Research Monthly, No. 23: June-July 1951 - The Electric Wire Industry in 

Japan

4818 Official Gazettes, Vol. 654, No. 2

4818 Operations Guide for the U.S. Vaults, Bank of Japan, Tokyo and Osaka

4818 Operations Manual for the States Vaults, Bank of Japan, Tokyo and Osaka Mint

4818 Ordnance Technical Intelligence Report, No. 27, Subject: “Japanese Ordnance 

Activity in China and Manchuria”

4818 The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vols. 251, 

252, 255, 256

4819 Chronology of the Occupation, 15 August 1945 to 31 March 1946

4819 Chronology of the War in the Southwest Pacific, 1941-1945

4819 Conversion Tables

4820 SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, 1 to 100

4820 SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, 101 to 800 (7 folders)

4821 SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, 801 to 900

4822 SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, 1400 to 1999 (9 folders)

4823 CPC SCAPIN Directives (SCAPINS and SCAPIN-A’s) (5 folders)

4823 SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, 2000 to 2197 (4 folders)

4824 CPC SCAPIN Directives (SCAPINS and SCAPIN-A’s) (9 folders)

4825 Catalog of Administrative Directives (SCAPIN-A’s) to the Japanese Government, 

Vols. 1-4 (4 folders)

4825 Catalog of Directives to the Japanese Government, Vols. 1-2 (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1638: Topical File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1230

Box Subject

4825 CPC SCAPIN Directives (SCAPINS and SCAPIN-A’s) (6 folders)

4826 Administrative Directives, 629-A to 4500-A (24 folders)

4827 Administrative Directives, 4501-A to 6094-A (10 folders)

4828 Administrative Directives, 6095-A to 7499-A (13 folders)

Decimal File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1639)

For a complete listing please see the box and folder lists.

Boxes 4829-4904 location: 290/16/30/07

Box Decimal/Subject

4850 000.3 Religion, Churches & Priests, Vol. I (Lines 1 to 21)

4850 000.3 Religion, Churches & Priests, Vol. IA (Lines 22-29)

4850 000.3 Religion, Churches & Priests, Vol. IB (Lines 30-49)

4850 000.3 Religion, Churches & Priests, Vol. II

4850 000.3 Religion, Churches & Priests - 1952 Vol. I

4850 000.4 Museums, Relics, Curios, Vol. I

4850 000.4 Museums, Relics, Curios, Vol. II

4850 000.5 Crimes, Criminals, Interrogations & Releases, Vol. I (Nov. 1946 to May 

1947)

4850 000.5 Crimes, Criminals, Interrogations & Releases, Vol. II (June 1947 to March 

1948)

4850 000.5 Crimes, Criminals, Interrogations & Releases, Vol. III

4850 000.5 Crimes, Criminals, Interrogations & Releases, Vol. IV (Line 1 thru 70)

4850 000.5 Crimes, Criminals, Interrogations & Releases, Vol. V

4851 000.5 Crimes, Criminals, Interrogations and Releases (January 1946 to October 

1946)

4851 004.2 Banks and Banking, Vol. 1 (October 45 to October 46)

4851 004.2 Banks and Banking, Vol. 2 (1/11/46 - 26/8/1947)

4851 004.2 Banks and Banking, Vol. 3 (July 26, 1947 - December 14, 1948)

4851 004.2 Banks and Banking, Vol. 4 (December 27, 1948)

4851 004.2 Banks and Banking, Vol. 5

4852 004.2 Banks and Banking - 1952, Vol. I

4852 004.2A U.S. Vaults, Bank of Japan

4852 004.21 Investments

4852 014.33 SCAPIN 927

4852 014.33 Citizenship & Repatriation (October 1945 to October 46), Vol. I

4852 014.33 Citizenship & Repatriation, Vol. IIA (Lines 1-57)

4853 014.33 Citizenship & Repatriation, Vol. II-B (Lines 58-80)

4853 014.33 Citizenship & Repatriation, Vol. III

4853 014.33 Citizenship & Repatriation, Vol. IV

4853 014.33 Citizenship & Repatriation - 1952, Vol. I

4858 Selected Data on the Occupation of Japan and the Far East Command

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1639: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1231

Box Decimal/Subject

4858 080 Transfer of Dissolved Organizations Property to Attorney-General’ Office, 

Japanese Government, Tokyo (25 January 1949)

4858 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. I

4858 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. II (2 Dec. 1947 to 12 Oct. 1948) (Lines 1-21)

4858 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. IIA (15 Oct. 1948-Feb. 1949) (Lines 22-33)

4858 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. III (January. 3, 1949 to June 23, 1949)

4859 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. IV

4859 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. V (19 August 1949-6 January 1950)

4859 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. VI (3 January 1950-4 December 1950)

4859 080 Societies & Associations, Vol. VII

4859 080 Dissolved Organizations (17 May 1949) (Line #38103)

4859 080 Societies & Associations, Dissolved Organizations - 1952, Vol. I

4859 080A Sangyo Hokoku Kai

4859 091 Countries & Governments

4859 091 Report on Organization of the Japanese Government (August 1-October 1, 

1946)

4859 091 Countries & Governments (Ref. List of the Allied Council for Japan, Foreign 

Diplomatic Missions & Liaison Sections of GHQ, SCAP

4859 091A Selected Data on the Occupation of Japan and the FEC [Empty Folder]

4860 091.1 Australian Political Liaison Office

4860 091.1 Belgian Mission

4860 091.1 Bulgaria

4860 091.1 Burmese Embassy

4860 091.1 Canadian

4860 091.1 Chinese Mission

4860 091.1 Chinese Mission, Vol. I

4860 091.1 Chinese Mission, Vol. II

4860 091.1 Chinese Mission - 1952, Vol. I

4860 091.1 Royal Danish Ministry

4860 091.1 French Consulate

4860 091.1 French Consulate - 1952, Vol. I

4860 091.1 German Embassy and Consulate, Vol. I (Sept. 27, 1945-Nov. 3, 1948)

4860 091.1 German Embassy and Consulate, Vol. II

4860 091.1 Report on German Properties in Japan

4860 091.1 Vested German Property - Kanto Region (Nagano, Gumma, Saitama, Chiba, 

Yamanashi Pref.)

4860 091.1A Office of Military Government for Germany

4860 091.1 Hungary

4860 091.1 Indian Mission

4860 091.1 Indian Liaison Mission - 1952, Vol. I

4860 091.1 Italian Consulate

4860 091.1 Japanese Consul

4860 091.1 Japanese External Assets Estimate

4860 091.1 Korean Miscellaneous, Vol. I

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1639: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1232

Box Decimal/Subject

4861 091 Korea Misc. Vol. II

4861 091 Korean Miscellaneous

4861 091.1 Mexican Legation

4861 091.1 Netherlands Government Mission, Vol. I & II

4861 091.1 New Zealand

4861 091.1 Norwegian Diplomatic Mission

4861 091.1 Philippine Puppet Embassy, Vol. I

4861 091.1 Philippine Puppet Govt - 1952, Vol. I

4861 091.1 Russian

4861 091.1 Ryukyuan

4861 091.1 Ryukyuan Govt - 1952, Vol. I

4861 091.1 The Ryukyuan Property Custodian 1948 Annual Report

4861 091.1 Determination of Land Title in the Ryukyus and Related Problems

4861 091.1 Siamese Embassy (Thailand)

4861 091.1 Swedish Diplomatic Representative

4861 091.1 Swiss Legation

4861 091.1 United Kingdom Liaison Mission, Vol. I (12 Jan. 1946 to 11 May 1949)

4861 091.1 United Kingdom Liaison Mission, Vol. II

4861 091.1 United Kingdom Mission - 1952, Vol. I

4861 091.112 Officials, Vol. I

4861 091.31 Commerce (Imports & Exports)

4868 312.1 CPC Index to Policy Documents

4868 312.1 Summary of Civil Property Custodian Section Accomplishments

4868 312.1 Property Service Branch (Draft)

4868 312.1 Charts – CPC

4868 312.1 Funds Control Documents

4868 312.3A List of Subjects in Which Civil Property Custodian is Interested

4868 312.3A List of Subjects in Which CPC is Interested - 1952, Vol. I

4868 319.1 Reports, Vol. I (4-11-45 to 10-2-1947)

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. II

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. III

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. IV (November 1947 to December 1948)

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. V (9 December 1948 to 26 April 1949)

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. VI (April 1949-August 1949)

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. VII (August 1949-November 1949)

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. VIII (December 1949- ) (Line 1-22)

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. IX (April 1, 1950- ) (Line 1- )

4869 319.1 Reports, Vol. I (1952)

4869 319.1 German-Japanese Relations from 1936 to 1945

4869 319.1A Notification of Shipment of Japanese Documents

4869 320 Organization of the Army, Vol. I

4870 320A Eighth Army Military Government Bulletin

4870 321 Depts. of the Army (Functions & Procedures), Vol. I

4870 321 Depts. of the Army (Functions & Procedures), Vol. II

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1639: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1233

Box Decimal/Subject

4870 321 Depts. of the Army (Functions & Procedures), Vol. I (1952)

4870 321A Depts. of the Army (Functions & Procedures), Handbook for Inspectors Gen.

4872 333.5 Investigations, Vol. I

4872 333.5 Investigations, Vol. II

4872 333.5 Investigations, Vol. I (1952)

4872 334A Restitution Advisory Committee Papers & Correspondence, Vol. I

4872 334A Restitution Advisory Committee Papers & Correspondence, Vol. II

4872 334B Restitution Advisory Committee Minutes of Meetings and Memorandum for 

Information (MI), Vol. I

4872 334B Restitution Advisory Committee Minutes of Meetings and Memorandum for 

Information (MI), Vol. II

4872 334B Restitution Advisory Committee Minutes of Meetings and Memorandum for 

Information (MI), Vol. III

4872 334C Reparations Technical Advisory Committee

4872 334 Board of Officers, re Loss of Certain Items at Setagaya Whse.

4872 334D Tri-Power Advisory Committee (TRIPAC) Vol. I (Lines 1-48) (28 February 

1949-31 October 1950)

4873 334 Boards, Commissions and Councils, Vol. I (March 19, 1946 to July 1, 1948 & 

November 10, 1948)

4873 334 Boards, Commissions and Councils, Vol. II (December 6, 1948)

4873 334 Boards, Commissions and Councils, Vol. I (1952)

4873 334D TRIPAC, Vol. I (1952)

4873 334D Tri-Power Advisory Committee (TRIPAC) Vol. II (1 November 1950-23 

August 1951)

4873 334D Tri-Power Advisory Committee, Vol. III

4873 337 Conferences & Meetings, Vol. I

4873 337 Conferences & Meetings, Vol. II (1 March 1950)

4874 337A Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of 

War of August 12, 1949

4874 350.03 Translations & Languages, Vol. I & II

4874 386.3 Sale of Looted Property

4874 386.3 Moveable Assets Short Items Surveyed by Board of Officers

4874 386.3 Looted Property, Vol. I

4874 386.3 Looted Property (Captured) - 1952, Vol. I

4874 386.7 Memorandum for Information - SCAP-Department of Justice Mission 

Discussions - RE: Control of Enemy Property (Tokyo, March-April 1951)

4874 386.7 SWNCC Directives

4874 386.7 Japanese External Assets

4874 386.7 Frozen Assets, Vol. I

4875 386.7 Frozen Assets, Vol. II

4875 386.7 Frozen Assets, Vol. III

4875 386.7 Frozen Assets, Vol. IV

4875 386.7 Frozen Assets, Vol. I (1952)

4875 387.6 Reparations (Indemnities), Vols. I-VI (6 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1639: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1234

Box Decimal/Subject

4876 387.6 Reparations (Indemnities), Vol. VII (22 April to 29 May 1950) (Lines 1 to 

64)

4876 387.6 Reparations (Indemnities), Vol. VIII (1 June 1950 to 15 July 1950)

4876 387.6 Reparations (Indemnities), Vol. IX (17 July 1950-15 August 1950)

4876 387.6 Reparations, Vol. X (16 August 1950-13 September 1950)

4876 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XI (14 September 1950-7 October 1950)

4876 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XII (8 October 1950-13 November 1950)

4876 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XIII-A (14 November 1950-8 December 1950) (Lines 1-

41)

4876 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XIII-B (9 December 1950-30 December 1950) (Lines 42-

71)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XIV (2 January 1951-13 January 1951) (Lines 1-54)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XV (15 January 1951-19 January 1951) (Lines 1-42)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XVI (20 January 1951-31 January 1951)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XVII (1 February 1951-8 February 1951) (Lines 1-36)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XVIII (9 February 1951-19 February 1951) (Lines 1-40)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XIX (20 February 1951-6 March 1951) (Lines 1-50)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XX (7 Mar 1951-17 Mar 1951) (Lines 1-48)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXI (16 March 1951-21 March 1951)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXII (22 March 1951-10 April 1951)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXIII (11 April 1951-27 April 1951)

4877 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXIV

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXV

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXVI (18 May 1951-10 June 1951)

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXVII (11 June 1951-7 July 1951)

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXVIII (9 July 1951-16 August 1951)

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXIX (17 August 1951-19 October 1951)

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. XXX (20 October 1951 to )

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. I (1952)

4878 387.6 Reparations, Vol. II (1952)

4879 Indo Chine - Gold Release, Lot 78

4880 410.2B Vol. V - Metals, Release and Removal (October 19, 1948 to November 5, 

1948)

4880

Agreements re Gold Transaction Involving the Government of Japan, the 

Government of Thailand, the Bank of Thailand, and the Supreme Commander for 

the Allied Powers

4880

Agreements re Gold Transaction Involving the Government of Japan, the 

Government of Thailand, the Bank of Thailand, and the Supreme Commander for 

the Allied Powers

4880 410.2B Release of Gold to Thailand

4880 410.2B Release of Platinum [Empty Folder]

4881 410.2B Vol. XI - Precious Metals, Release and Removal (16 December 1948 to 20 

December 1948)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1639: Decimal File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1235

Box Decimal/Subject

4881 410.2B Vol. XII - Precious Metals, Release & Removal (17 December 1948-31 

December 1948)

4881 410.2B Vol. XIII - Precious Metals, Release & Removal (7 January 1949-10 

January 1949)

4887 410.2B Precious Metals, Release & Removal (31 December 1948)

4887 410.2B SCAPIN 6084-A & SCAPIN 6085-A, SCAPIN 6087-A (12 October 1948)

4887 410.2B SCAPIN 6107-A (18 October 1948)

4887 Precious Metal Prices

4887 Procedure for Processing of Application for Release of Precious Metals

4887 410.2B Sale of German-Owned Silver

4887 410.2C Vol. I - Metals, All Classes, Seizure & Denial

4887 410.2C Vol. II - Metals, All Classes, Seizure & Denial

4887 410.2C Vol. III - Metals, All Classes, Seizure & Denial

4887 410.2D Vol. I - Metals, All Classes to Be Processed

4887 410.2D Vol. II - Metals, All Classes

4887 410.2E SCAPIN 6286-A

4888 410.2E SCAPIN 6066A

4889 410.2E Vol. V-A - Metals, All Classes, Seizure & Denial (6 April 1949)

4891 Captured and Surrendered Japanese Army and Navy Supplies and Equipment in 

Japan and South Korea (1 September 45 to 31 March 46) (No. 2)

4900 Far Eastern Commission Papers, Vols. I-XXI and III-A (22 folders)

4901 Far Eastern Commission

4901 Far Eastern Commission Minutes, Vols. II-V (4 folders)

4901 Far Eastern Commission - Steering Committee Papers

4901 Far Eastern Commission - Steering Committee, Vol. I

4902 Far Eastern Commission - Steering Committee, Vol. II, Minutes

4902 Far Eastern Commission - Steering Committee, Vol. III, Minutes

4902 Far Eastern Commission - Steering Committee, Vol. IV, Minutes

4902 FEC Documents - Committee No. 1: Reparations, Vols. I-V (5 folders)

4902 FEC Documents - Committee No. 1: Reparations, Vol. VI (C1 Papers)

4902 FEC Documents - Committee No. 1: Reparations, Vol. VII (C1 Papers)

4902 FEC Documents - Committee No. 1: Reparations, Vol. VIII (C1 Papers)

4902 FEC Documents - Committee No. 1: Reparations, Minutes

4903 FEC Documents - Committee No. 1: Reparations, Vol. II, Minutes

4903 FEC Documents - Committee No. 1: Reparations, Vol. III, Minutes

4903 FEC Documents - Committee No. 2: Economic and Financial Affairs

4904 633 Vol. I – Warehouses

4904 633 Vol. I, 1953 – Warehouses

4904 635 Factories & Laboratories

Subject File 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1640)

Boxes 4905-4912 location: 290/16/34/04

Box Subject

4905 Briefs on FEC Documents

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1640: Subject File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1236

Box Subject

4905 Civil Property Custodian 3rd Anniversary Party – 1949

4905 Directive to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers

4905 Far Eastern Commission Documents - Memorandum for Information (MI-001 to 

MI-001/35), Vol. I

4905 Far Eastern Commission Documents (from Government Section to FEC & SCAP 

Staff Sections)

4905 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information - MI Papers (MI-001/197 to MI001/224)

4905 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information - MI Papers (MI-001/36 to MI001/132), Vol. II

4905 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information - MI Papers (MI-020/123 to MI020/154), Vol. IV

4905 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information - MI Papers (MI-020/157 to MI020/166)

4905 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information - MI Papers (MI-020/81 to MI020/122), Vol. III

4905 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information (MI-004/15, MI-004/70, MI004/88, MI-004/94, MI-008/2)

4905 FEC Press Releases

4906 Allied Council for Japan

4906

Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information No. 211/2 “Index of 

Discussions within the Far Eastern Commission from 26 February 1946 through 1 

September 1949”

4906 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information No. 244 “Summary Pages 

of the SC Meetings (70th-160th Meetings)” (MI-244)

4906 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information No. 245 “Summary Pages 

of Committee No. 1: Reparations (106th-198th Meetings)”(MI-245)

4906 Far Eastern Commission - Memorandum for Information No. 247, 248, 249 - (MI247, 248, 249)

4906 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information - MI Papers, Vol. XII

4906 FEC Documents: Memorandum for Information - MI Papers, Vols. V-XI (7 folders)

4906 Inter-Allied Trade Board for Japan - T-Papers & Minutes

4907 Far Eastern Commission - Committee No. 4: Minutes and Papers, Strengthening of 

Democratic Tendencies

4907 Far Eastern Commission - Committee No. 4: Strengthening of Democratic 

Tendencies

4907 Far Eastern Commission - Committee No. 5: War Criminals - C5

4907 Far Eastern Commission Documents - Committee No. 2: Economic and Financial 

Affairs, Vols. I-II (2 folders)

4907 Far Eastern Commission Documents - Committee No. 3: Constitutional and Legal 

System

4907 Far Eastern Commission Documents - Committee No. 6: Aliens in Japan, Minutes

4907 Far Eastern Commission Documents - Committee No. 6: Aliens in Japan, C6 

Papers

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1640: Subject File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1237

Box Subject

4907 Operations Division Reading Files No. 19 (1 April to 31 July 1951) (8 folders)

4908 Miscellaneous and File Material (No Action Required)

4908 Operations Division Reading Files No. 26 (1 Aug. 51 to 30 September 1951) (3 

folders)

4908 Reading File No. 168 (14 September 1951-13 October 1951)

4908 Reading File No. 169 (15 October 1951-14 November 1951)

4908 Reading File No. 170 (15 November 1951-11 December 1951)

4909 Reparations Radio

4909 Summary of Actions, Civil Property Custodian – Jan. 1949-31 Dec. 1950 (7 

folders)

4909 Summary of Actions, Civil Property Custodian (1949)

4910 “Black Market” Activities

4910 Chief of Staff Daily Report (1 Sep 1948-31 December 1948)

4910 Civil Property Custodian-COM Audit Data

4910 Diamonds (Col. Murray Trial)

4910 Incoming Radios, 1951

4910 Momose, Harumi (PSB 1701)

4910 No Title

4910 Outgoing Radio, 1949 (1 January 1949-31 December 1950)

4910 Outgoing Radio, 1951 (1 January to 31 December)

4910 Patents and Trademarks

4910 Rep/Prop Radios, 1946-1947-1948 (JCS Directives Tabbed) (Col. Miller’s File)

4910 Siamese Gold

4910 Two Years Occupation

4911 Chief of Staff Daily Reports #2 (1 January-30 April)

4911 Chief of Staff Daily Reports #3 (1 May -30 August)

4911 Chief of Staff Daily Reports (1 November 1947-1 Sep 1948)

4911 Japanese Dollar Bank

4911 Japanese External Assets as of August 1945, Volumes 1-3 (3 folders)

4911 Japanese External Assets Estimate, 31 December 1947

4912 Determination of Land Title in the Ryukyus and Related Problems

4912 Directives on Preservation and Protection of U.N. National Bank Accounts

4912 Directives re Return of Property to Allied Owners in Japan

4912 Draper Group, Johnston Report, Deconcentration Review Board, SWNCC 357 

(Data - Interim Directive), etc.

4912 Far Eastern Commission: Policy on Excessive Concentrations of Economic Power in 

Japan

4912 FEC 230

4912 General Orders #10 & 23

4912 Informal Correspondence with State Department & Department of the Army

4912 Japanese Enemy Property Law

4912 Japanese Operational Procedure for Administration of Enemy Foreign Banks

4912 Large Scale Enterprises

4912 Leases

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Executive Division — Entry 1640: Subject File, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1238

Box Subject

4912 Looted Property

4912 No Title

4912 No Title

4912 Perpetual Leases

4912 Pertinent Directives Pertaining to Foreign Property Division, CPC Accounts

4912 Policy Problems - Radio C-56164 on SWNCC 357, Companies Licensed by SCAP, 

List of United Nations and War Dates

4912 Preservation and Protection of Property

4912 Protection of Industrial Property

4912 RCA Check Notes Approved by Chief of Staff

4912 Reparations & Restitution Delegations

4912 Restitution

4912 Restitution of Advisory Committee

4912 Restitution of Advisory Committee, Chairman, Vol. I (13 April 1948-19 May 1949)

4912 Restitution of Advisory Committee, Chairman, Vol. II (7 June 1949- )

4912 Restitution of Advisory Committee, Chairman, Vol. III 

4912 Staff Study on Ensuring Maximum Protection U.N. Properties

4912 United Nations Firms & Properties

4912 United Nations Property

Property Service Branch

Subject File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1641)

Boxes 4913-4935 location: 290/16/34/07

Box Subject

4913 PSB Weekly Status Report (4 folders)

4913 PSB Weekly Status Report, 1 January 1949-2 Jul 1949

4913 PSB Weekly Status Report, 9 Jul 1949-31 December 1949

4913 PSB Weekly Status Report, 7 January 1950-24 Jun 1950

4913 PSB Weekly Status Report, 1 July 1950-30 December 1950

4913 PSB Weekly Status Report, 1 January 51-30 June 51

4913 PSB Reading File, November 1947-May 1949 (5 folders)

4914 20 Warehouse Passes

4914 7c Warehouse Guard Passes

4914 7d Returned Warehouse Passes

4914 Kurihama Warehouse

4914 Looted Vehicles -C (P.D.)

4914 Looted/P Warehouse Passes -C, 1947-1948

4914 Lot for Warehouse Passes (10 May 1948)

4914 No Title

4914 P.D. Receipts – Fukuoka

4914 P.D. Receipts – Kobe

4914 P.D. Receipts – Kyoto

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Japan, Property Service Branch — Entry 1641: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1239

Box Subject

4914 P.D. Receipts – Nagoya

4914 P.D. Receipts – Osaka

4914 Procurement Demand on Looted Vehicles Expired

4914 PSB Weekly Status Report

4914 Request for Warehouse Passes

4914 Returned Passes –D

4914 Warehouses, 1949-1950-51

4914 Warehousing [Empty Folder]

4914 Warehousing, 1946-1948

4915 Actions on SWNCC 357

4915 Allied Enterprises

4915 Allied Funds in Japanese Banks

4915 Bank of Japan

4915 Bonds, Japanese

4915 Civil Property Custodian Foreign Property Division Policy File

4915 Civil Property Custodian Organization Charts, 1 July 1950

4915 Commercial Code of Japan

4915 Commercial Entrants

4915 D.H. Blake’s Copy - Staff Study on Protection of U.N. Shareholders

4915 Dual Nationality

4915 Elimination of Economic Power

4915 French-Japanese Relations, Franco-Japonaise Bank

4915 IBM Monthly Installation Report

4915 Instructions, Preparation of Financial Statements

4915 Investment Program in Japan

4915 Laws

4915 Liquidation – SCLC

4915 Miscellaneous

4915 Miscellaneous Data

4915 Monthly Progress Report

4915 No Title

4915 Noda Soy Company

4915 Patents

4915 Pertinent Directives Pertaining to Foreign Property Division, CPC Activities

4915 Powers of Attorney

4915 Reading File - Mr. Littew

4915 Reference and Authority File

4915 Reference List of the Allied Council of Japan, Foreign Diplomatic Missions and 

Liaison Sections of General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied 

Powers (Key Personnel Only)

4915 Responsibilities of the Civil Property Custodian in Response to Allied Holdings in 

Japan

4915 Restoration of British Property in Italy

4915 Taxes

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Service Branch — Entry 1641: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1240

Box Subject

4915 Translations

4915 W.R. Forester

4916 Enemy Property -E, 1947-1948, 1949-1951

4916 PSB Reading File, June 1949-October 1951 (5 folders)

4918 29 - United Nation’s Properties

4918 Activities Reports Completed

4918 Hoarded Materials

4918 Looted Japanese Vehicles List

4918 Progress & Activities Reports from CPC, GHQ

4918 Status Report, PSB Cases

4918 Status Report, PSB Cases

4918 United Nations - Chugoku, Yamaguchi-ken

4918 United Nations Real Property in Japan

4918 Warehouse Correspondence - Hainuzuka & Moji

4918 Warehouse Form L-1, L-2, L-3, L-4

4918 Warehouse Form L-1, L-2, L-3, L-4

4919 Correspondence Incoming CPC, GHQ, SCAP (2 folders)

4919 Correspondence Incoming Miscellaneous

4919 Instructions

4919 James Property - U.N. Property (E.W. James)

4919 List of United Nation National’s Property in Hyogo Prefecture

4919 Operational Directive 48

4919 Operational Directives

4919 Prefectural Administration of Allied Property Reports

4919 Reports from Prefectural Office Concerning United National’s Property in Osaka 

Area

4919 Restitution (Pending)

4919 Restitution/Surveillance II (Completed)

4919 United Nations’ Property Located in Nara Pref.

4919 United Nations’ Property Located in Wakayama Pref.

4920 Allied National’s Property - Hyogo Prefecture

4920 Allied Nations Notes

4920 British – Hyogo

4920 Civil Property

4920 Dai Nippon Isshin Kai (Great Japan Renovation Society) - Dissolved Organization

4920 Dai Nippon Kokubo Fujin Kai

4920 Dissolved Organization List

4920 Dissolved Organizations – General

4920 Dissolved Organizations – SCAPINS

4920 Dutch – Hyogo

4920 Kaikosha

4920 Kobe Dissolved Organization Properties

4920 Kogyo Kai

4920 Kosai Kyokai [Empty Folder]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Service Branch — Entry 1641: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1241

Box Subject

4920 Kyojo Kai

4920 L. Swire Gomei Kaisha Case (Waggott)

4920 List of Foreign National Property

4920 Military Investigation

4920 Nara Prefecture (Documents re Dissolved Organizations)

4920 Osaka Patriotic Industrial Association

4920 Reference Files Copies

4920 Restitution/Surveillance I (Completed)

4920 Restitution/Surveillance III (Completed)

4920 Sangyo Hokoku Kai

4920 Sangyo Hokokukai (Non-Assets) - (Osaka Industrial Patriotic Association)

4920 SCAPINS - Dissolved Organization

4920 Shell Oil Co. - United Nations Property

4920 Suikosha

4920 Taisei Yokusan Kai, Romu Hokoku Kai

4920 United Nations Real Property in Japan

4920 Wakayama Prefecture (Documents re Dissolved Organizations)

4921 Hyogo-Ken Sangyo Hokokukai

4921 Insatsubutsu

4921 Korean Dissolved Organizations

4921 No. 238 and No. 285, List of Dissolved Organizations

4921 Reference File - Dissolved Organizations - SCAPIN 548, SCAPIN 1868, Cabinet 

Orders

4921 Sangyo Hokokukai (4 folders)

4921 Sangyo Hokokukai Busshi Kyokai

4922 Action Taken and Reported by Osaka Civil Property Custodian

4922 Advance Copies of Releases for Looted Property

4922 Inventory of Looted Property

4922 List of Looted Property Warehouses in Japan

4922 Looted Coins – General

4922 Looted Machinery (Reparations Factory)

4922 Looted Metals – General

4922 Looted Metals – Restitution

4922 Looted Property (Pending)

4922 Looted Property in Nara Prefecture

4922 Looted Property in Reparations Plant

4922 Looted Property in Wakayama Prefecture

4922 Looted Tires

4922 Looted Vehicles Watch List

4922 Looted Vessels - Custody by Toa Kisen, Yamashita Kisen

4922 Summary List of All Property in Custody of Osaka CPC Office in Osaka Area

4922 Warehouse Inspection by Gen. Tansey

4923 8th Army Operational Directives (1948)

4923 Civil Property Custodian Memo – Incoming

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Service Branch — Entry 1641: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1242

Box Subject

4923 Conversion Tables

4923 Daily Appointment Schedule from December 1946 to March 1947

4923 Hyogo-Ken Area - Property List

4923 Incoming Correspondence I (8th Army)

4923 Incoming Info from Civil Property Custodian, Tokyo

4923 Incoming Letter

4923 Incoming Letter - CPC & PSB, Tokyo (July 1947-April 1948)

4923 Incoming Letter from Mission

4923 Incoming Letter, Civil Property Custodian, PSB, Tokyo

4923 Monthly Activities Report, PSB, December 1948-August 1951

4923 Monthly Activities, Civil Property Custodian, Kyoto, October 1947-November 1948

4923 Monthly Report, February 1947-December 1948

4923 Organization, Duties, and Responsibilities of the Civil Property Custodian

4923 Organization, Duties, and Responsibilities of the Civil Property Custodian

4923 Outgoing Letter

4923 Policy File Nos. 1-2 (2 folders)

4923 Status Report

4923 Transfer a/c Y6,060 - Custody, a/c SCAP

4923 Weekly Report, April 1947

4924 8th Army Operation Directives (1947)

4924 Col. Haisley & Maj. Lowe’s Property

4924 Correspondence from Civil Property Custodian, Tokyo

4924 Correspondence from Kinki

4924 Hoarded Properties

4924 Investigation for Kobe Civil Property Custodian

4924 Investigation for Kyoto Civil Property Custodian

4924 Investigation for Nagoya Civil Property Custodian

4924 Japanese Gov’t Agent – Correspondence

4924 Miscellaneous File

4924 Outgoing Correspondence (2 folders)

4924 Policy File – Kobe

4924 Reference File - Dissolved Organizations (SCAPIN 548, SCAPIN 1868, Cabinet 

Orders No. 238 and No. 285, List of Dissolved Organizations)

4924 Special Nagoya Investigation

4925 Kure Investigations (ca. 35 folders)

4925 Pertinent Directives Pertaining to Foreign Property Division, CPC Activities - 

Nagoya Folder

4926 Action Taken by Osaka Civil Property Custodian - Looted Prop

4926 Films - Looted Prop

4926 IBM Machines at the Arsenal, LP

4926 Impoundment – Looted

4926 Kure Looted Metals

4926 Looted Metals - Pref Report

4926 Looted Metals – Release

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Service Branch — Entry 1641: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1243

Box Subject

4926 Looted Metals – SCAPIN

4926 Looted Miscellaneous Prop. Pref. Reports

4926 Looted Property - Kure Area

4926 Looted Radios

4926 Looted Sewing Machines

4926 Release - Looted Prop

4926 Sale of Unidentified Looted Machines

4926 SCAPINS - Looted Prop

4926 SCAPINS – LP

4926 SCAPINS – LP (2 folders)

4926 Special Purpose Machines - Looted Prop

4926 Transfer of Looted Coins into the Osaka Looted Prop. Warehouse

4927 8th Army Surveillance - Centralization of Looted Machinery at Osaka Arsenal L/P W/

H

4927 8th Army Surveillance - Centralization of Looted Vehicles, AG 451 (25 Jan 1949)

4927 8th Army Surveillance - Packing of Looted Machinery at Osaka Arsenal Looted 

from China (SCAPIN 6276-A)

4927 8th Army Surveillance - Packing of Machinery and Equipment Looted from 

Northwest Industrial Corporation, China

4927 8th Army Surveillance - Restitution of Assorted Chinese Tools

4927 8th Army Surveillance - Restitution of Machinery and Equipment Looted from 

French Indo-China

4927 8th Army Surveillance - Restoration to Andrews & George Co., Inc.

4927 8th Army Surveillance - To Remove Reparations Code Number on Former 

Reparations Inventory and to Attach Civil Property Custodian Nos.

4927 Action Taken by Osaka Civil Property Custodian – LP

4927 Civil Property Custodian Auctioned Vehicle’s List

4927 Hidden Gold & Diamond in Osaka (I Corps Ltr)

4927 Impounding & Transfer of Looted Chinese Coins in Osaka Arsenal

4927 Inventory - Looted Machines

4927 Looted Miscellaneous Property

4927 Looted Property - Custody, Shipment & Storage - Chinese Tools

4927 Looted Property - Duplications of IBM Numbers

4927 Looted Property - Osaka Communication Bureau

4927 Looted Property - Surveillance of Removal of Reparations Code Numbers

4927 Looted Property (Misc) – Osaka

4927 Non-Military Vehicles in Use of OMGT

4927 Pawlownia Oil

4927 Precious Metal - Silver - Nippon Gomei Kagaku

4927 Precious Metal - Silver in the Bearing - The Mark of Bank of Manchuria

4927 Reparations – Inventory

4927 Reparations - Off. Ltrs.

4927 Report on Vehicles – Osaka

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Service Branch — Entry 1641: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1244

Box Subject

4927 Restitution - Chinese Copper & Nickel Coins at the Osaka Looted Property W/H - 

SCAPIN 5878-A

4927 Restitution - Copper Coins to the Netherlands Government - SCAPIN 5889-A

4927 Restitution - L.P.

4927 Restitution - Machinery Looted from China - SCAPIN 5753-A

4927 Restitution - Miscellaneous Property Removed from China (SCAPIN 5799-A)

4927 Restitution - Miscellaneous Property Removed from China (SCAPIN 5796-A)

4927 Restitution - Miscellaneous Property Removed from China (SCAPIN 5798-A)

4927 Restitution - Netherlands East Indies Sundry Items at Osaka Looted Property 

Warehouse

4927 Restitution - Surveillance of Restitution of Hong Kong Copper & Nickel Coins

4927 Restitution of Machines Looted from Tientsin Plywood Company, Tientsin

4927 Transfer of Coins from Sekime Warehouse to the Osaka Looted Property W/H

4928 American Baptist Foreign Mission Society

4928 American President Lines

4928 Companies, United Nations Prop.

4928 Foreign Property List

4928 General Motors Corporation - Cars, United Nations

4928 Incoming Correspondence - Army, Miscellaneous

4928 Incoming Correspondence - Civil Property Custodian

4928 Incoming Correspondence – Japanese

4928 Incoming Correspondence – PSB

4928 Looted Property Warehouse Passes

4928 Miscellaneous United Nations Property

4928 Outgoing Correspondence - Civil Property Custodian Field Offices

4928 Outgoing Correspondence - Civil Property Custodian, Misc.

4928 Outgoing Correspondence - Pref., Liaison Off.

4928 Outgoing Correspondence – PSB

4928 Passes

4928 Personal Property, United Nations

4928 Presbyterian Missionaries Association

4928 Property Information Report (3 folders)

4928 Report Submitted by Osaka PSB - Preservation and Protection

4928 Reports Submitted by Osaka Pref

4928 Restitution Approved for the Use of United Nations Property

4928 Rising Sun Petroleum Co.

4928 Rising Sun Petroleum Co.

4928 SCAPINS Operational Directives, United Nations Property (General)

4928 Surveillance of Maintenance of Rising Sun Petroleum Prop. (Oil Tank)

4928 Theft of United Nations Property

4928 United Nations Prop

4930 300.6: Kyoto Memorandums

4930 319.1: Hyogo PSB Report (2 folders)

4930 319.1: Kyoto PSB Report

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Service Branch — Entry 1641: Subject File, 1945-1951
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1245

Box Subject

4930 319.1: Kyoto PSB Report

4930 319.1: Kyushu PSB Report

4930 319.1: Kyushu PSB Report

4930 319.1: Osaka PSB Report (2 folders)

4930 319.1: Tokai-Hokuriku PSB Report

4930 319.1: Tokai-Hokuriku PSB Report

4930 333.5: Property Information Report

4930 333.5: PSB Investigations

4930 C.C.S.

4930 Dr. Hans Eckhardt - Movie Equipment

4930 Enemy Property - Willy, Seriba, Bayrhammer

4930 Incoming & Outgoing Correspondence

4930 Inspection of SVOC & RSPC Properties

4930 Investigation Register

4930 Japanese Letters on Foreign Books (Copyrights), Osaka

4930 Japanese Merchant Marine

4930 Memoranda

4930 No. 10

4930 Organization, Duties, and Responsibilities of the Civil Property Custodian

4930 Osaka Civil Property Custodian Monthly Reports

4930 Policy File

4930 Reports Analysis

4930 Rising Sun Petroleum Co.

4930 Sale of Livestock Owned by German Repatriated Nationals

4930 SCAP Custody Account

4930 Standard Vacuum Oil Co.

4930 SVOC & RSPC Reports

4930 Visitors Register

4931 000.3: Religion - Churches etc.

4931 000.5: Looted Property - IBM Nos.

4931 American Owned Real Estate Under Custody of Civil Property Custodian, GHQ, by 

Comptroller Division

4931 Directives - United Nations Properties

4931 Inspection of SVOC & RSPC Properties

4931 Inspection of United Nations Property

4931 Looted Property

4931 Looted Property - Base Metals

4931 Pertinent Directives Pertaining to Foreign Property Division, Civil Property 

Custodian Activities (Osaka and Kyoto Folder)

4931 Reparations Index - Looted Machinery

4931 Restitution Receipt

4931 Rising Sun Petroleum Co. Ltd.

4931 U.N. Property (British) - Rising Sun Oil Co

4931 U.N. Property Preservation

4931 U.N. Property Preservation - Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Civil Property Custodian, 

Property Service Branch — Entry 1644: Property Information Reports, 1945-1952
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1246

Box Subject

4931 United Nations Procedure

4931 United Nations Property

4931 United Nations Property

4931 United Nations Property – Kobe

4931 United Nations Property – Kyoto

4931 United Nations Property – Kyushu

4931 United Nations Property – Osaka

4931 United Nations Property - Tokai-Hokuriku

4931 United Nations Property (America) - Standard Oil Co.

4931 United Nations Property (Church)

4931 United Nations Property in Fukui Pref.

4931 United Nations Property in Shiga Pref.

4932 410: Coins - Precious Metals

Case Files 1947-1951 (0331-UD-1642)

Boxes 4936-4972 location: 290/16/35/07

Property Information Reports 1945-1952 (0331-UD-1644)

Boxes 4975-4991 location: 290/17/02/06

Machine Records Branch

General Subject File 1945-1951 (0331-UD-1645)

Boxes 4992-5010 location: 290/17/03/05

Judge Advocate Section

War Crimes Division

Record of Trial File 1945-1949 (0331-UD-1865)

Boxes 9494-9893 location: 290/23/06/02

Box 9494

List of War Crimes Trials

Case Docket No. 1: Tatsuo Tsuchiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 2: Kei Yuri (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 3: Chotaro Furushima (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 5: Hiroji Honda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 8: Kitaro Ishida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 9: Shigeru Aona (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1247

Case Docket No. 10: Yuhichi Sakamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Box 9495

Case Docket No. 11: Shigemaru Odeishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 12: Miyoroku Okada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 13: Nubuo Kanayama, Kiyoichi Mori, Tsuyoshi Sakai (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 14: Motoichi Sakagami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake (Vol. I Record of Trial) 

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 16: Ryunosuke Kimura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (4 Folders)

Box 9496

Case Docket No. 18: Fusao Toyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 19: Shigeo Akamatsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 20: Shinichi Motoyashiki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 21: Tsutomu Shiba (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 22: Yasutake Sakakibara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 23: Kiyomi Imai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 24: Akiyoshi Tsujino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 25: Uichi Ikegami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 26: Masaaki Mabuchi, Jutaro Kikuchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 27: Kunimitsu Yamauchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 28: Michiharu Ishige, Shogo Kondo, Kyogzo Yumita (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 29: Ryoichi Shimode (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 30: Hajime Kakuta (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 31: Yoshiyuki Ikeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 32: Tatsuo Abe (Vol I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 33: Unosuke Mantani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 34: Tomio Yamada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9497

Case Docket No. 35: Seizo Nagakura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1248

Case Docket No. 36: Shichiro Aoki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 37: Kazuo Danno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 38: Iwao Kawasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 39: Takeharu Hirata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 40: Yuhei Hosotani, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III 

(Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 41: Toranoshin Akamatsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9498

Case Docket No. 42: Yoshio Kameoka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 43: Sadao Watanabe, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 44: Takeo Fukunaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 45: Kuniichi Araki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. IIIa 

Clemency Papers - Vol. IIIb Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Vol. I Parts 1,2, and 3) 

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Vol. II Parts 1 and 2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Motions to Sever and Strike - 

Miscellaneous)

Box 9499

Case Docket No. 47: Genji Mineno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 48: Isojiro Okazaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 49 and 50: Naoza Shimodaira, Harushige Kawakami (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Paper)

Case Docket No. 51: Yasushi Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 52: Matsujiro Nakasai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 53: Seitaro Hata, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 53: Seitaro Hata, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 54: Mamoru Shiozawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 54: Mamoru Shiozawa (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 55: Takuji Murakami, et al. (Vol. I Parts1 and 2, Record of Trial)

Box 9500

Case Docket No. 55: Takuji Murakami, et al. (Vol II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 56: Shinnosuki (Shinosuke) Sato, Sukeo Tagusari (Vol. I Record of Trial - 

Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 57: Seijiro Yamamoto, Katsuyoshi Yasuda, Jiro Tendo (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 58: Masato Hada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 58: Masato Hada (Vol. III Clemency Petitions)

Case Docket No. 59: Takeo Katsura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 59: Takeo Katsura (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1249

Case Docket No. 60: Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba (Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 61: Kenichi Kondo (Vol. I Records of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 63: Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 63: Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 63: Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9501

Case Docket No. 65: Koju Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. II Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 66: Shichisaburo Yajima (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 67: Momoichi Moriyama (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 68: Masanobu Narikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1 and 2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1 and 2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 70: Yoshio Ogimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9502

Case Docket No. 71: Hidemaro Nakajima (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi ‐ Retrial (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi ‐ Retrial (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 75: Takanosuke Gunji (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu (Toshiharu) Uchida (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu (Toshiharu) Uchida (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu (Toshiharu) Uchida (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa (Vol. I Record of 

Trial)

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa (Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) 

Box 9503

Case Docket No. 80: Fukusaburo Adachi (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 81: Kinzaburo Niizuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 81: Kinzaburo Niizuma, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Vol. I Part 1 of 2 

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1250

Sections, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Vol. I Part 2 of 2 

Sections, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 83: Hirozo Goto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 84: Tetsutoshi Yanaru (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 84: Tetsutoshi Yanaru (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 85: Hajime Honda (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 86: Makoto Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 88: Juso Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 90: Sannojo Fujii (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III Clemency 

Papers

Box 9504

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mitsukoshi, et al.

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 92: Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-3. Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 92: Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 

Folders)

Case Docket No. 94: Sachio Egawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9505

Case Docket No. 95: Itchisaku Kojima (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 95: Itchisaku Kojima (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 97: Kazuo Fukami (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 99: Sokochi (Sokichi) Sano, Shoji Onodera (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 100: Morizo Shinjo (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 102: Yoshiyuki Inoue, Takaji Okada (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 102: Yoshiyuki Inoue, Takaji Okada (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 104: Seicki Naganuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 104: Seicki Naganuma, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9506

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura (Vol. I Parts 1- 2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura (Vol. III Clemency Petitions)

Case Docket No. 108: Bunhachi Banto (Bando) (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Vol. I Parts 1-2. Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 115: Kanechi Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 117: Kanemasu Uchida (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 117: Kanemasu Uchida (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 118: Ryoichi Higashiguchi (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 118: Ryoichi Higashiguchi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 120: Toshinori Asaka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 120: Toshinori Asaka, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 120: Toshinori Asaka, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 121: Kiyoshi Ogasawara, Seisaku Toma (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 122: Shohei Ikeda (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9508

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 124: Masayoshi Kato (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 126: Toshio Goto, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2. Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 126: Toshio Goto, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 127: Ryuma Hirano, Sadeo Sakano (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 127: Ryuma Hirano, Sadeo Sakano (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2. Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Vol. II Part 1 of 2 Sections. Exhibits)

Box 9509

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Vol. II Part 2 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-3, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II 

Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers

Case Docket No. 132: Nagayasu Kawabe (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 132: Nagayasu Kawabe (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori (Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 134: Hiroyuki Morita (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 134: Hiroyuki Morita (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 135: Yogoheiji Iwata (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 135: Yogoheiji Iwata (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 137: Yoshio Sudo (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 138: Eiichi Ito (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 139: Chogo Hashimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 140: Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 140: Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 141: Masakatsu Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. II 

Clemency Papers

Case Docket No. 142: Katsunosuke Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 142: Katsunosuke Watanabe (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 143: Kosaku Hazama (Vol. I Parts 1-2 Record of Trial)

Box 9512

Case Docket No. 143: Kosaku Hazama (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 144: Saburo Matsumuro (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits ‐ Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 145: Ryohei Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 145: Ryohei Tanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Vol. II Part 1 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Vol. II Part 2 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 147: Miki Tarodachi, Tarokichi Nakayama (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 147: Miki Tarodachi, Tarokichi Nakayama (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba ‐ Retrial (Vol. I Record of Trial ‐ Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial)

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Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. II Part 1 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. II Part 2 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 153: Yoneo Murakami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-3, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9515

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, Sotaro Murata, Masaichi Toyama (Vol. I Parts 1-3, 

Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, Sotaro Murata, Masaichi Toyama (Vol. II Parts 1-3, 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, Sotaro Murata, Masaichi Toyama (Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 156: Tsugio Nishida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 157: Tetsuo (Tatsuo) Ando (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 158: Hichiro Tsuchiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 158: Hichiro Tsuchiya (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 159: Yukinaga Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 160: Masaaki Murai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9516

Case Docket No. 162: Kunio Miyatake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 164: Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 165: Matsuzo Miumi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 165: Matsuzo Miumi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 167: Tadashi Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9517

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 169: Masao Hachiya, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 171: Kiichi Yamazaki, Shuichi Shinoda, Masajiro Hirabayashi (Vol. I Record 

of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 172: Hideo Yasutake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 173: Kiyoshi Obayashi, Masao Nakanishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 174: Nobuhiro Miyakawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 174: Nobuhiro Miyakawa (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 175: Mitsuzo Inagaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 175: Mitsuzo Inagaki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 176: Tatsuro Fujita, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 176: Tatsuro Fujita, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 177: Fukujiro Akiyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 177: Fukujiro Akiyama (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 178: Hiroichi Uno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 179: Yoshio Nakanishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 179: Yoshio Nakanishi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 180: Gisaburo Mariyama (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 180: Gisaburo Mariyama (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Box 9519

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 183: Taizo Mimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 184: Takeo Watanabe, Masami Kanno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 184: Takeo Watanabe, Masami Kanno (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 185: Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 185: Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 187: Kunizo Katsuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 187: Kunizo Katsuki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9520

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 189: Yasuhiko Kuroiwa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 189: Yasuhiko Kuroiwa (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 190: Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

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Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 190: Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 191: Wataru Hasegawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 193: Hashiyuki Yamazaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 193: Hashiyuki Yamazaki, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 194: Yoshio Kurihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 195: Matasuke Ishimatsu, Koseki Yamaji (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 195: Matasuke Ishimatsu, Koseki Yamaji (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 202: Toshihisa Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 204: Shigekazu Kiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 205: Masaji Takaku (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 208: Kaneichi Koike (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 208: Kaneichi Koike (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 210: Tomikuni Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 210: Tomikuni Watanabe (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 211: Shinichi Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 212: Tokio Tobita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 212: Tokio Tobita (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 213: Keiichi Nakatani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 214: Junsho Hayashi (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 214: Junsho Hayashi (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 216: Katsuo Kohara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 217: Noboru Seki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Vol. II Part 1 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Vol. II Part 2 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 219: Terukichi Saito, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 219: Terukichi Saito, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 220: Yoshio Mitsuhashi, Masatake Nakao, Ko Nemoto (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 223: Toshi Akutsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 223: Toshi Akutsu (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (Vol. I Record 

of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Masao Suzuki, Ken Suzuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - 

Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Masao Suzuki, Ken Suzuki (Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 227: Masataro Nakatani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 227: Masataro Nakatani (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 228: Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9525

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 231: Yoshiaki Kariya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takasaki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 234: Matsue (Mutsuo) Okubo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 235: Eiichi Noda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 236: Mitsuyoshi Fujita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 238: Masayoshi Murata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 239: Takeyasu Nishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 240: Shigeji Mori (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 241: Keiji Nagahara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 243: Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 243: Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shiina, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shiina, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 247: Masato Yoshida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 248: Mitsujiro Sakamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 249: Tatsumi Hata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. II Part 2 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. II Part 1 of 2 Sections, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Petitions)

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Petitions)

Case Docket No. 252: Shintaro Ouchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 253: Sueharu Kitamura (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 253: Sueharu Kitamura (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

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Case Docket No. 254: Toshio Mori (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 256: Kazuo Arakawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9530

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 262: Shigeru Fukuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 263: Takahisa Arai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 264: Tsutafu (alias Tsutau) Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoe, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoe, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 266: Iichiro Morimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Parts 1-4, Exhibits)

Box 9531

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

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Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 270: Takayoshi Sakaino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 270: Takayoshi Sakaino (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 271: Makoto Umeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 272: Kap Chin Song (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9532

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 277: Tadashige Shiomi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 277: Tadashige Shiomi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 279: Zenichiro Yasuda, Masakatsu Oyama, Hajime Nakao (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 281: Tamae Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 281: Tamae Kondo (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Box 9533

Case Docket No. 283: Michiji Otake (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 286: Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 286: Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 288: Kiyoharu Tomomori, et al.

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (6 Folders)

Box 9534

Case Docket No. 292: Keiji Nagahara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 294: Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 296: Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 297: Kiyozo Fukunaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 297: Kiyozo Fukunaga (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 298: Iwao Inanaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 300: Tsuneo Ishikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino (Vol. III Clemency Petitions)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. II Part 1 of 4 Sections, Exhibits)

Box 9535

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. II Part 2 of 4 Sections - 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Part 1 of 

6 Sections, Exhibits) (4 Folders)

Box 9536

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. II Parts 2-5, Exhibits)

Box 9537

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. II Part 6 of 6 Sections)

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-3, Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. II Part 1 of 4 Sections, Exhibits)

Box 9538

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. II Parts 2-4, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 311: Eiichi Murakami, Fukujiro Kakinoki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 312: Goro Kimura, Kumataro Tanaka, Tomezo Matsuoka (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 313: Hirokazu Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 313: Hirokazu Tanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-2, Record of Trial)

Box 9539

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 315: Jukichi Sakai, Kakuji Ishigaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 316: Ko Nishikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 316: Ko Nishikawa (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 317: Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 317: Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 318: Tetsuo Taniguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 318: Tetsuo Taniguchi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 319: Masutaro Iwasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 319: Masutaro Iwasaki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 320: Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 320: Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 320: Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9540

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Vol. II Parts 1-6, Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9541

Case Docket No. 325: Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 325: Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 326: Seitaro Fujita, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 326: Seitaro Fujita, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 327: Katsuma (Kazuma) Fukuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 327: Katsuma (Kazuma) Fukuda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Vol. I Parts 1-4, Record of Trial)

Box 9542

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-3, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 329: Yutaka Odazawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 329: Yutaka Odazawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 330: Taichi Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 330: Taichi Sato (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 331: Fukuji Takahashi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 331: Fukuji Takahashi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9543

Case Docket No. 333: Seitaro (Seiichiro) Fujisaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 334: Tsunee Abe, Seiji Sakai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 334: Tsunee Abe, Seiji Sakai (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 335: Okuji Tonomura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 335: Okuji Tonomura, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 336: Sazae Chiuma (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vol. II Parts 1-2, Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9544

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 342: Kiichi Yoshida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 342: Kiichi Yoshida (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Parts 1-3, Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9545

Case Docket No. 348: Minoru Nomi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 348: Minoru Nomi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 349: Hiroichi Konishi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 349: Hiroichi Konishi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 350: Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 352: Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 352: Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 354: Manichi Nishitani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 354: Manichi Nishitani (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 356: Shintaro Nakagawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 357: Seizo Taira (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9546

Case Docket No. 360: Masaki Onishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 360: Masaki Onishi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato - Retrial (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato - Retrial (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 362: Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 363: Hajime Umino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 363: Hajime Umino (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 365: Noboru Hashiyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 365: Noboru Hashiyama (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9547

Case Docket No. 366: Suekatsu Matsuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 366: Suekatsu Matsuki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 367: Tetsuo Misumi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 368: Masaji Nagaoka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 370: Norifumi Otosu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 371: Torao Yuasa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 1: Tatsuo Tsuchiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 2: Kei Yuri (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 3: Chotaro Furishima (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Box 9548

Case Docket No. 4: Kaichi Hirate (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 5: Hiroshi (Hiroji) Iida (Honda) (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Clemency) (2 

Folders)

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 8: Kitaro Ishida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 9: Shigeru Aono (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 10: Yuichi Sakamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 11: Shigemaru Odeishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 12: Miyoroku Okada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 13: Nubuo Kanayama, Kiyoichi Mori, Tsuyoshi Sakai (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. IIIa Clemency Papers - Vol. IIIb Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Box 9549

Case Docket No. 14: Motoichi Sakagami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 16: Ryunosuke Kimura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 18: Fusao Toyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 19: Shigeo Akamatsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

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Case Docket No. 20: Shinichi Motoyashiki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 21: Tsutomu Shiba (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (3 Folders)

Box 9550

Case Docket No. 22: Yasutake Sakakibara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 23: Kiyomi Imai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 24: Akiyoshi Tsujino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 25: Uichi Ikegami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 26: Masaaki Mabuchi, Jutaro Kikkuchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Clemency) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 27: Kunimitsu Yamaguchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 28: Michiharu Ishige (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 29: Ryoichi Simode (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 30: Hajime Kakuta (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 31: Yoshiyuki Ikeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 32: Tatsuo Abe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 33: Unosuke Mantani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 34: Tomio Yamada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 35: Seizo Nagakura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 36: Shoichiro Aoki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 37: Kazuo Danno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 38: Iwao Kawasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 39: Takeharu Hirata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 40: Yuhei Hosotani, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 41: Toranoshin Akamatsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 42: Yoshio Kameoka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 43: Sadao Watanabe, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 44: Takeo Fukunaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9552

Case Docket No. 45: Kuniichi Araki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (7 Folders)

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Box 9553

Case Docket No. 47: Genji Mineno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 48: Isojiro Okazaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 49 and 50: Naoza Shimodaira, Harushige Kawakami (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 51: Yasushi Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 52: Matsujiro Nakasai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 53: Seitaro Hata, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 54: Mamoru Shiozawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 55: Takuji Murakami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial) (3 Folders)

Box 9554

Case Docket No. 55: Takuji Murakami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 

Folders)

Case Docket No. 56: Shinnosuke (Shinosuke) Sato, Sukeo Tagusari (Vol. I Record of Trial - 

Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 57: Seijiro Yamamoto, Katsuyoshi Yasuda, Jiro Tendo (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 58: Masato Hada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 59: Takeo Katsura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 60: Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 61: Kenichi Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 63: Yoichi Saito, Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Morio Inouye (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Box 9555

Case Docket No. 65: Koju Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 66: Shichisaburo Yajima (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 67: Momoichi Moriyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 68: Masanobu Narikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (7 Folders)

Case Docket No. 70: Yoshio Ogimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

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Box 9556

Case Docket No. 71: Hidemaro Nakajima (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi - Retrial (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 75: Takanosuke Gunji (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu Uchida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 80: Fukusaburo Adachi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9557

Case Docket No. 81: Kinzaburo Niizuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shiraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 83: Hirozo Goto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 84: Tetsutoshi Yanaru (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 85: Hajime Honda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 86: Makoto Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 88: Juso Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 90: Sannojo Fujii (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9558

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 92: Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (6 Folders)

Case Docket No. 94: Sachio Egawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9559

Case Docket No. 94: Sachio Egawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 95: Itchisaku Kojima (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 97: Kazuo Fukami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 99: Sokochi (Sokichi) Sano, Shoji Onodera (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 100: Morizo Shinjo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 102: Yoshiyuki Inoue, Takaji Okada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 104: Seicki Naganuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Box 9560

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 108: Bunhachi Bando (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 115: Kanechi Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9561

Case Docket No. 117: Kanemasu Uchida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 118: Ryoichi Higashigichi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 120: Toshinori Asaka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (5 Folders)

Box 9562

Case Docket No. 121: Kiyoshi Ogasawara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 122: Shohei Ikeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 124: Masayoshi Kato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 126: Toshio Goto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 127: Ryuma Hirano, Sadeo Sakano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9563

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (10 Folders)

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1) (2 Folders)

Box 9564

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2 - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (3 

Folders)

Box 9565

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 132: Nakayasu Kawabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 134: Horoyuki Morita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 135: Yagoheiji Iwata (Vol. Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 137: Yoshio Sudo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 138: Eiichi Ito (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. I Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 139: Chogo (Chozo) Hashimoto (Vol. I - Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Box 9566

Case Docket No. 140: Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 141: Masakatsu Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 142: Katsunosuke Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 143: Kosaku Hazama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 144: Saburo Matsumuro (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9567

Case Docket No. 145: Ryohei Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 146: Yoshitaro Matsumoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (6 Folders)

Case Docket No. 147: Tarodachi Miki, Tarokichi Nakayama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9568

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers and Retrial Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura, Hajime Tsutsui, Takeo Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9569

Case Docket No. 153: Yoneo Murakami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (8 Folders)

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, Sotaro Murata, Masaichi Toyama (Vol. I Record of 

Trial) (3 Folders)

Box 9570

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, Sotaro Murata, Masaichi Toyama (Vol. II - Exhibits) 

(4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 156: Tsugio Nishida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 157: Tetsuo (Tatsuo) Ando (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 158: Hichiro Tsuchiya (Vol. Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 159: Yukinaga Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 160: Masaaki Murai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 162: Kunio Miyatake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 164: Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9571

Case Docket No. 164: Ryugo Kanetsuna (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 165: Matsuzo Miumi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 167: Tadashi Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 169: Masao Hachiya, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 171: Kiichi Yamazaki, Shuichi Shinoda, Masajiro Hirabayashi (Vol. I Record 

of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Box 9572

Case Docket No. 172: Hideo Yasutake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 173: Masao Nakanishi, Kiyoshi Obayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 174: Nobuhiro Miyakawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 175: Mitsuzo Inagaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 176: Tatsuro Fujita, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 177: Fukujiro Akiyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 178: Hiroichi Uno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 179: Yoshio Nakanishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 180: Gisaburo Mariyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial) (2 Folders)

Box 9573

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 

Folders)

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (8 Folders)

Case Docket No. 183: Taizo Mimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9574

Case Docket No. 184: Masami Kanno, Takeo Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 185: Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 187: Kunizo Katsuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 189: Yasuhiko Kuroiwa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9575

Case Docket No. 190: Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 191: Wataru Hasegawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 193: Hashiyuki Yamazaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Case Docket No. 194: Yoshio Kurihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 195: Matasuke Ishimatsu, Koseki Yamaji (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 197: Shinobu Hichino, Masanobu Michishita Mineo Nojima (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 202: Toshihisa Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9576

Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (4 

Folders)

Case Docket No. 204: Shigekazu Kiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 205: Masaji Takaku (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 208: Kaneichi Koike (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 210: Tomikuni Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 211: Shinichi Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 212: Tokio Tobita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 213: Keiichi Nakatani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9577

Case Docket No. 214: Junso Hayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 216: Katsuo Kohara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 217: Noboru Seki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 219: Terukichi Saito, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 

Folders)

Box 9578

Case Docket No. 220: Yoshio Mitsuhashi, Masatake Nakao, Ko Nemoto (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 223: Toshi Akutsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9579

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (Vol. I Record 

of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Ken Suzuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 227: Masataro Nakatani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 228: Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) 

(2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Box 9580

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 231: Yoshiaki Kariya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 234: Mutsuo Okubo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 235: Eiichi Noda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 236: Mitsuyoshi Fujita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9581

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 238: Masayoshi Murata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 239: Takeyasu Nishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 240: Shigeji Mori (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 241: Keiji Nagahara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takenaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 243: Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9582

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shiina, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 245: Torajiro Urata (Vol. I Record of Trial)

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Case Docket No. 247: Masato Yoshida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 248: Mitsujiro Sakamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 249: Tatsumi Hata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Box 9583

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 252: Shintaro Ouchii (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 253: Sueharu Kitamura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 254: Toshio Mori (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Box 9584

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 256: Kazuo Arakawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamaoto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Box 9585

Case Docket No. 262: Shigeru Fukuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 263: Takahisa Arai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 264: Tsutafu (alias Tsutau) Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoe, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 266: Ichiro Morimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Box 9586

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 270: Takayoshi Sakaino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 271: Makoto Umeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 272: Kap Chin Song (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

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Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 277: Tadashige Shiomi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9587

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 279: Zenichiro Yasuda, Masakatsu Oyama, Hajime Nakao (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 281: Tamae Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 283: Michiji Otake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 286: Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9588

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (6 Folders)

Case Docket No. 292: Keiji Nagahara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 294: Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9589

Case Docket No. 296: Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 297: Kiyozo Fukunaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 298: Iwao Inanaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 300: Tsuneo Ishikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits, Part 4) (5 Folders)

Box 9590

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 5 - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1274

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits, 

Part 2 of 6 Parts) (5 Folders)

Box 9591

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 3 of 5 Parts - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (9 Folders)

Box 9592

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2 of 3 

Parts) (3 Folders)

Box 9593

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 3 of 3 Parts - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 311: Eiichi Murakami, Fukujiro Kakinoki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 312: Goro Kimura, Kumataro Tanaka, Tomezo Matsuoka (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 313: Hirokazu Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (4 Folders)

Box 9594

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro Ebi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2 of 2 Sections - Vol. 

II Exhibits, Part 1 of 3 Sections) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 315: Jukichi Sasaki, Kakuji Ishigaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 316: Ko Nishikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 317: Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 318: Tetsuo Taniguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 319: Masutaro Iwasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 320: Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-A of 3 

Parts) (2 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1275

Box 9595

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-B of 3 Parts - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (6 Folders)

Case Docket No. 325: Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 326: Seitaro Fujita, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 327: Katsuma (Kazuma) Fukuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Box 9596

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2 of 3 

Parts) (8 Folders)

Box 9597

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 3 of 3 Parts - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 329; Yutaka Odazawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 330: Taichi Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 331: Fukuji Takahashi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 333: Seitaro (Seiichiro) Fujisaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 334: Tsunee Abe, Seiji Sakai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 335: Okuji Tonomura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 336: Sazae Chiuma (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Box 9598

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 342: Kiichi Yoshida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1276

Box 9599

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (4 

Folders)

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 348: Minoru Nomi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 349: Hiroichi Konishi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 350: Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9600

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-A - Part 3-B) 

(7 Folders)

Box 9601

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-A of 2 

Parts - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (6 Folders)

Case Docket No. 352: Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 352: Masaichi Toyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 354: Manichi Nishitani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 356: Shintaro Nakagawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9602

Case Docket No. 357: Seizo Taira (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 360: Masaki Onishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers and Retrial - Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 362: Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 363: Hajime Umino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9603

Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1277

Case Docket No. 365: Noboru Hashiyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 366: Suekatsu Matsuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 367: Tetsuo Misumi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 368: Masaji Nagaoka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 369: Keijiro Otani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 370: Norifumi Otosu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 371: Torao Yuasa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Box 9604

Case Docket No. 1: Tatsuo Tsuchiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 2: Kei Yuri (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 3: Chotaro Furushima (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 3: Chotaro Furushima (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 4: Kaichi Hirate (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 5: Hiroji (Hiroshi) Honda (Iida) (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9605

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 8: Kitaro Ishida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 8: Kitaro Ishida (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 9: Shigeru Aona (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 10: Yuhichi Sakamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 11: Shigemaru Odeishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 12: Miyoroku Okada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 13: Nubuo Kanayama, Kiyoichi Mori, Tsuyoshi Sakai (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 14: Motoichi Sakagami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 16: Ryunosuke Kimura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 16: Ryunosuke Kimura, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9606

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. (Vol. I-A Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. (Vol. I-B Record of Trial)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1278

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 18: Fusao Toyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 19: Shigeo Akamatsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 20: Shinichi Motoyashiki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 21: Tsutomu Shiba (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 22: Yasutake Sakakibara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 23: Kiyomi Imai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 24: Akiyoshi Tsujino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 25: Uichi Ikegami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 26: Masaaki Mabuchi, Jutaro Kikuchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 27: Kunimitsu Yamauchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9607

Case Docket No. 28: Michiharu Ishige, Shogo Kondo, Kyogzo Yumita (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 29: Ryoichi Shimode (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 30: Hajime Kakuta (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 31: Yoshiyuki Ikeda, Tadashi Takano, Yoshika Yagi (Vol. I Record of Trial - 

Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 32: Tatsuo Abe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 33: Unosuke Mantani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 34: Tomio Yamada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 35: Seizo Nagakura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 36: Shoichiro Aoki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 37: Kazuo Danno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 38: Iwao Kawasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 39: Takeharu Hirata (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 39: Takeharu Hirata (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9608

Case Docket No. 40: Yuhei Hosotani, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 40: Yuhei Hosotani, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 41: Toranoshin Akamatsu (Vol. I Record of Trial -Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 42: Yoshio Kameoka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 43: Sadao Watanabe, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 44: Takeo Fukunaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1279

Case Docket No. 45: Kuniichi Araki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9609

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa (Nishizawa), et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers, Parts 

1-2) 

Case Docket No. 47: Genji Mineno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 48; Isojiro Okazaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 49 and 50: Naozo Shimodaira, Harushige Kawakami (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 51: Yasushi Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9610

Case Docket No. 52: Matsujiro Nakasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 53: Seitaro Hata, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 53: Seitaro Hata, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 54: Mamoru Shiozawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 55: Takuji Murakami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 55: Takuji Murakami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9611

Case Docket No. 56: Shinnosuke Sato, Sukeo Tagusari (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 57: Katsuyoshi Yasuda, Jiro Tendo, Seijiro Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 57: Katsuyoshi Yasuda, Jiro Tendo, Seijiro Yamamoto (Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 58: Masato Hada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 59: Takeo Katsura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 60: Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 61: Kenichi Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 63: Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 63: Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 65: Koju Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1280

Box 9612

Case Docket No. 66: Shichisaburo Yajima (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 67: Momoichi Moriyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 68: Masanobu Narikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 70: Yoshio Ogimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9613

Case Docket No. 71: Hidemaro Nakajima (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi - Retrial (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1 of 3 Parts)

Box 9614

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 2-3)

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 75: Takanosuke Gunji (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu (Toshiharu) Uchida (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu (Toshiharu) Uchida (Vol. II Exhibits

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu (Toshiharu) Uchida (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1 of 3 Parts)

Box 9615

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 2-3)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 80: Fukusaburo Adachi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 80: Fukusaburo Adachi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 81: Kinzaburo Niizuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
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Box 9616

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 83: Hirozo Goto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 83: Hirozo Goto, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 84: Tetsutoshi Yanaru (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 84: Tetsutoshi Yanaru (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 85: Hajime Honda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 86: Makoto Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 88: Juso Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 90: Sannojo Fujii (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9617

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 92: Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 92: Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 94: Sachio Egawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 94: Sachio Egawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9618

Case Docket No. 95: Itchisaku Kojima (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 97: Kazuo Fukami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 99: Sokichi Sano, Shoji Onodera (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 100: Morizo Shinjo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 102: Yoshiyuki Inoue, Takaji Okada (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 104: Seicki Naganuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 104: Seicki Naganuma, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9619

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 108: Bunhachi Bando (Banto) (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 115: Kanechi (Kinichi) Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9620

Case Docket No. 117: Kanemasu Uchida (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

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Case Docket No. 117: Kanemasu Uchida (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 118: Ryoichi Higashiguchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 120: Tetsuro Yoshio, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 120: Tetsuro Yoshio, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 120: Tetsuro Yoshio, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9621

Case Docket No. 121: Kiyoshi Ogasawara, Seisaku Toma (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 122: Shohei Ikeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-2)

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 124: Masayoshi Kato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 126: Toshio Goto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 126: Toshio Goto, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9622

Case Docket No. 127: Ryuma Hirano, Sadeo Sakano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9623

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9624

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 132: Nagayasu Kawabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 134: Hiroyuki Morita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

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Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 135: Yagoheiji Iwata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9625

Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 137: Yoshio Sudo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 138: Eiichi Ito (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 139: Chogo Hashimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 140: Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 140: Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 141: Masakatsu Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 142: Katsunosuke Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 143: Kosaku Hazama (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Box 9626

Case Docket No. 143: Kosaku Hazama (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 144: Saburo Matsumura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 145: Ryohei Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 145: Ryohei Tanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Box 9627

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 147: Miki Tarodachi, Tarokichi Nakayama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba - Retrial (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9628

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 153: Yoneo Murakami (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9629

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts1-3, Vol. II 

Exhibits, Parts 1-2, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 156: Tsugio Nishida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 157: Tetsuo Ando (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 158: Hichiro Tsuchiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. II 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 159: Yukinaga Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 160: Masaaki Murai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 162: Kunio Miyatake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9630

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoe, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoe, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 164: Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 165: Matsuzo Miumi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 167: Tadashi Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 169: Masao Hachiya, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9631

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 171: Kiichi Yamazaki, Shuichi Shinoda, Masajiro Hirabayashi (Vol. I Record 

of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 172: Hideo Yasutake (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 173: Masao Nakanishi, Kiyoshi Obayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 174: Nobuhiro Miyakawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 175: Mitsuzo Inagaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 176: Tatsuro Fujita, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 177: Fukujiro Akiyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

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Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 178: Hiroichi Uno (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 179: Yoshio Nakanishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 180: Gisaburo Mariyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9632

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-3)

Box 9633

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 183: Taizo Mimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 184: Masami Kanno, Takeo Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 184: Masami Kanno, Takeo Watanabe (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 185: Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 187: Kunizo Katsuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9634

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 189: Yasuhiko Kuroiwa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 190: Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 190: Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 191: Wataru Hasegawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 193: Hashiyuki Yamazaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 193: Hashiyuki Yamazaki, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 194: Yoshio Kurihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 195: Matasuke Ishimatsu, Koseki Yamaji (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 197: Shinobu Hichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 197: Shinobu Hichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima (Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

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Case Docket No. 197: Shinobu Hichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9635

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 202: Toshihisa Yamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 204: Shigekazu Kiya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 205: Masaji Takaku (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9636

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 208: Kaneichi Koike (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 210: Tomikuni Watanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 211: Shinichi Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 212: Tokio Tobita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 213: Keiichi Nakatani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 214: Junsho Hayashi (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 214: Junsho Hayashi (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 216: Katsuo Kohara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 217: Noboru Seki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9637

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 219: Teruckichi Saito, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 220: Yoshio Mitsuhashi, Masatake Nakao, Ko Nemoto (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9638

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 223: Toshi Akutsu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (Vol. I Record 

of Trial)

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Box 9639

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Masao Suzuki, Ken Suzuki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Masao Suzuki, Ken Suzuki (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 227: Masataro Nakatani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 228: Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9640

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 231: Yoshiaki Kariya (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takaseki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takaseki (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 234: Mutsuo Okubo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 235: Eiichi Noda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 236: Mitsuyoshi Fujita (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9641

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 238: Masayoshi Murata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 239: Takeyasu Nishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 240: Shigeji Mori (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 241: Keiji Nagahara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takenaka (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takenaka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 243: Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shiina, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shiina, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

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Box 9642

Case Docket No. 245: Torajiro Urata (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 247: Masato Yoshida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 248: Mitsujiro Sakamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 249: Tatsumi Hata (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9643

Case Docket No. 252: Shintaro Ouchii (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 253: Sueharu Kitamura (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 253: Sueharu Kitamura (Vol. II Exhibits, Vol. III Clemency Petitions)

Case Docket No. 254: Toshio Mori (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9644

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 256: Kazuo Arakawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-4)

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1)

Box 9645

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2)

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9646

Case Docket No. 262: Shigeru Fukuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 263: Takahisa Arai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 264: Tsutafu (alias Tsutau) Kimura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoye, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoye, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 266: Iichiro Morimoto (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 266: Iichiro Morimoto (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

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Box 9647

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 270: Takayoshi Sakaino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 271: Makoto Umeda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 272: Kap Chin Song (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari (Sawatari) (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9648

Case Docket No. 277: Tadashige Shiomi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 279: Zenichiro Yasuda, Masakatsu Oyama, Hajime Nakao (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 281: Tamae Kondo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itageki (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itageki (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 283: Michiji Otake (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 286: Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9649

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trials, Part 1-2)

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-a)

Box 9650

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-b)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-c)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-a)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-b)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-c)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1290

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-a)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-b)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-c)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2-a)

Box 9651

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2-b)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2-c)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 3-a)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 3-b)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-a)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-b)

Box 9652

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-a)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-b)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 3-a)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 3-b)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 292: Keiji Nagahara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 292: Keiji Nagahara (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9653

Case Docket No. 294: Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 296: Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide (Vol. I Record of Trial 

- Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 296: Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide (Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 297: Kiyozo Fukunaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 298: Iwao Inanaga (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 300: Tsuneo Ishikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 300: Tsuneo Ishikawa (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1291

Box 9654

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 3)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 4 - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakabe, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-4)

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakabe, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts1-2)

Box 9655

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakabe, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 3-10)

Box 9656

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakabe, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 11-12)

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakabe, Kunji Suzuki (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Box 9657

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 311: Eiichi Murakami, Fukujiro Kakinoki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 312: Goro Kimura, Kumataro Tanaka, Tomezo Matsuoka (Vol. I Record of 

Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 313: Hirokazu Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro (Yosoichi) (Yoshichiro) Ebi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, 

Parts 1-2)

Box 9658

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro (Yosoichi) (Yoshichiro) Ebi, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro (Yosoichi) (Yoshichiro) Ebi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 315: Jukichi Sasaki, Kakuji Ishigaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 316: Ko Nishikawa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 317: Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 318: Tetsuo Taniguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 318: Tetsuo Taniguchi, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 319: Matsutaro Iwasaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1292

Box 9659

Case Docket No. 320: Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-4)

Box 9660

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 5-6)

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 325: Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits 

- Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 326: Seitaro Fujita, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 327: Katsuma (Kazuma) Fukuda (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - 

Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Box 9661

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 3, Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 

1-3, Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9662

Case Docket No. 329: Yutaka Odazawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 330: Taichi Sato (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 331: Fukuji Takahashi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 333: Seitaro (Seiichiro) Fujisaki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 334: Tsunee Abe, Seiji Sakai (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 335: Okuji Tonomura, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 336: Sazae Chiuma (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Box 9663

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-6)

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II 

Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9664

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1293

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 342: Kiichi Yoshida (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Box 9665

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-3)

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 348: Minoru Nomi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 349: Hiroichi Konishi, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 350: Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 350: Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi (Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9666

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-a)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-b)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-c)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-a)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-b)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2-c)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 3-a and 3-b)

Box 9667 

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-a)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-b)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2-a)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2-b)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2-c)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 352: Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. 

III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 354: Manichi Nishitani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Box 9668

Case Docket No. 356: Shintaro Nakagawa, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 357: Seizo Taira (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1294

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 360: Masaki Onishi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato - Retrial (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 362: Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9669

Case Docket No. 362: Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 363: Hajime Umino (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 365: Noboru Hashiyama (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 366: Suekatsu Matsuki (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 367: Tetsuo Misumi (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 368: Masaji Nagaoka (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 368: Masaji Nagaoka (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 369: Keijiro Otani (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9670

Case Docket No. 369: Keijiro Otani (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 370: Norifumi Otosu (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 371: Torao Yuasa (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers)

Case Docket No. 372: Osamu Satano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Box 9671

Case Docket No. 1: Tatsuo Tsuchiya (Review)

Case Docket No. 3: Chotaro Furushima (Review)

Case Docket No. 5: Hiroji Honda (Review)

Case Docket No. 8: Kitaro Ishida (Review)

Case Docket No. 9: Shigeru Aono (Review)

Case Docket No. 10: Yuhichi Sakamoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 11: Shigemaru Odeishi (Review)

Case Docket No. 12: Miyoroku Okada (Review)

Case Docket No. 14: Motoichi Sakagami, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake (Review)

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 18: Fusao Toyama (Review)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1295

Case Docket No. 19: Shigeo Akamatsu (Review)

Case Docket No. 20: Shinichi Motoyashiki (Review)

Case Docket No. 21: Tsutomu Shiba (Review)

Case Docket No. 24: Aikyoshi Tsujino (Review)

Case Docket No. 26: Masaaki Mabuchi, Jutaro Kikuchi (Review)

Case Docket No. 27: Kunimitsu Yamauchi (Review)

Case Docket No. 28: Michiharu Ishige, Shoogo Kondo, Kyogzo Yumita (Review)

Case Docket No. 29: Ryoichi Shimode (Review)

Case Docket No. 30: Hajime Kakuta (Review)

Case Docket No. 31: Yoshiyuki Ikeda, Tadashi Takano, Yoshika Yagi (Review)

Case Docket No. 33: Unosuke Mantani (Review)

Case Docket No. 34: Tokio Yamada (Review)

Case Docket No. 35: Seizo Nagakura (Review)

Case Docket No. 36: Shoichiro Aoki (Review)

Case Docket No. 39: Takeharu Hirata (Review)

Case Docket No. 41: Toranoshin Akamatsu (Review)

Case Docket No. 45: Kuniichi Araki (Review)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 47: Genji Mineno (Review)

Case Docket No. 49: Naozo Shimodaira, Harushige Kawakami (Review)

Case Docket No. 51: Yasushi Kimura (Review)

Case Docket No. 53: Hideji Nakamura, Takeo Kita, Yukio Asano, Seitero Hata (Review)

Case Docket No. 54: Mamoru Shiozawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 56: Shinnosuke Sato, Sukeo Tagusari (Review)

Case Docket No. 58: Masato Hada (Review)

Case Docket No. 59: Takeo Katsura (Review)

Case Docket No. 60: Toshitsugu Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba (Review)

Case Docket No. 61: Kenichi Kondo (Review)

Case Docket No. 63: Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye (Review)

Case Docket No. 65: Koju Tsuda (Review)

Case Docket No. 66: Shichisaburo Yajima (Review)

Case Docket No. 67: Momoichi Moriyama (Review)

Case Docket No. 68: Masanobu Narikawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 70: Yoshio Ogimoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi (Review)

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Techiharu Uchida (Review)

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 80: Fukusaburo Adachi (Review)

Case Docket No. 81: Kinzaburo Niizuma, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Review)

Box 9672

Case Docket No. 84: Tetsutoshi Yanaru (Review)

Case Docket No. 88: Juso Yamamoto (Review)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1296

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi, et al (Review)

Case Docket No. 92: Tetsuo Mizuno, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 94: Sachio Egawa, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 97: Kazuo Fukami (Review)

Case Docket No. 99: Shoji Onodera, Sokochi (Sekichi) Sano (Review)

Case Docket No. 100: Morizo Shinjo (Review)

Case Docket No. 102: Yoshiyuki Inoue, Takaji (Ryuji) Okada (Review)

Case Docket No. 104: Seicki Naganuma, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura (Review)

Case Docket No. 108: Bunhachi Bando (Review)

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii (Review)

Case Docket No. 117: Kanemasu Uchida (Review)

Case Docket No. 118: Ryoichi Higashiguchi (Review)

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi (Review)

Case Docket No. 120: Toshinori Asaka, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 122: Shohei Ikeda (Review)

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 124: Masayoshi Kato (Review)

Case Docket No. 127: Ryuma Hirano, Sadeo Sakano (Review)

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 132: Nagayasu Kawabe (Review)

Case Docket No. 134: Hiroyuki Morita (Review)

Case Docket No. 135: Yagoheiji Iwata (Review)

Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura (Review)

Case Docket No. 137: Yoshio Sudo (Review)

Case Docket No. 138: Eiichi Ito (Review)

Case Docket No. 139: Chogo Hashimoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 140: Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro (Review)

Case Docket No. 142: Katsunosuke Watanabe (Review)

Case Docket No. 143: Kosaku Hazama (Review)

Case Docket No. 144: Saburo Matsumuro (Review)

Case Docket No. 145: Ryohei Tanaka (Review)

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 147: Miki Tarodachi, Tarokichi Nakayama (Review)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba (Review)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda (Review)

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki, Masaru Mikawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 153: Yoneo Murakami (Review)

Case Docket No. 154: Kazutane Aihara, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 155: Masaichi Toyama, Sotaro Murata, Yasuji Morimoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 156: Tsugio Nishida (Review)

Case Docket No. 157: Tetsuo Ando (Review)

Case Docket No. 158: Hichiro Tsuchiya (Review)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Case Docket No. 159: Yukinaga Kimura (Review)

Case Docket No. 160: Masaaki Murai (Review)

Case Docket No. 162: Kunio Miyatake (Review)

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoi, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 164: Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano (Review)

Case Docket No. 165: Matsuzo Miumi (Review)

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 167: Tadashi Sato (Review)

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 171: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 172: Hideo Yasutake (Review)

Case Docket No. 173: Kiyoshi Obayashi (Review)

Case Docket No. 174: Nobuhiro Miyakawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 175: Mitsuzo Inagaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 176: Tatsuro Fujita, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 178: Hiroichi Uno (Review)

Case Docket No. 179: Yoshio Nakanishi (Review)

Case Docket No. 180: Gisaburo Mariyama (Review)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 183: Taizo Mimura (Review)

Case Docket No. 184: Takeo Watanabe, Masami Kanno (Review)

Case Docket No. 185: Kazuo Tanaka, Takaji Ryu (Review)

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 189: Yasuhiko Kuroiwa (Review)

Case Docket No. 190: Ryohei Nakama, Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu (Review)

Case Docket No. 191: Wataru Hasegawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 193: Yoshio Hori, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 194: Yoshio Kurihara (Review)

Case Docket No. 195: Matasuke Ishimatsu, Koseki Yamaji (Review)

Case Docket No. 197: Shinobu Hichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima (Review)

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al. (Review)

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Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama (Review)

Case Docket No. 205: Masaji Takaku (Review)

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 210: Tomikuni Watanabe (Review)

Case Docket No. 212: Tokio Tobita

Case Docket No. 216: Katsuo Kohara

Case Docket No. 217: Noboru (Noburo) Seki (Review)

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 219: Terukichi Saito, et al.

Case Docket No. 220: Yoshio Mitsuhashi, Masatake Nakao, Ko Nemoto (Review)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

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Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda (Review)

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka (Review)

Case Docket No. 223: Toshi Akutsu (Review)

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (Review)

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Masao Suzuki, Ken Suzuki (Review)

Case Docket No. 227: Masataro Nakatani (Review)

Case Docket No. 228: Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera (Review)

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi (Review)

Case Docket No. 231: Yoshiaki Kariya (Review)

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda (Review)

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takasaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 235: Eiichi Noda (Review)

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 238: Masayoshi Murata (Review)

Case Docket No. 239: Takeyasu Nishi (Review)

Case Docket No. 240: Shigeji Mori (Review)

Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takenaka (Review)

Case Docket No. 243: Shigetsuchi Asada, Ietoshi Noda (Review)

Case Docket No. 249: Tatsumi Hata (Review)

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 252: Shintaro Ouchi (Review)

Case Docket No. 253: Sueharu Kitamura (Review)

Case Docket No. 254: Hisao Mori (Review)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 256: Kazuo Arakawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 263: Takahisa Arai (Review)

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoe, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 266: Iichiro Morimoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Review)

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 270: Takeyoshi Sakaino (Review)

Case Docket No. 272: Kap Chin Song (Review)

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara (Review)

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari (Review)

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita, Masauki Naka (Review)

Case Docket No. 279: Zenichiro Yasuda, Hajime Nakao, Masakatsu Oyama (Review)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 286: Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki (Review)

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Case Docket No. 288: Kiyoharu Tomomori, et al.

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 294: Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe (Review)

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano (Review)

Case Docket No. 296: Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide (Review)

Case Docket No. 297: Kiyozo Fukunaga (Review)

Case Docket No. 298: Iwao Inanaga (Review)

Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino (Review)

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Review)

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi (Review)

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Box 9675

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 311: Eiichi Murakami, Fukujiro Kakinoki (Review)

Case Docket No. 312: Goro Kimura, Kumataro Tanaka, Tomezo Matsuoka (Review)

Case Docket No. 313: Hirokazu Tanaka (Review)

Case Docket No. 314: Ichisaku Kojima, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 315: Jukichi Sasaki, Kakuji Ishigaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 316: Ko Nishikawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 317: Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato (Review)

Case Docket No. 319: Masutaro Iwasaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 320: Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine (Review)

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Review)

Case Docket No. 325: Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie (Review)

Case Docket No. 326: Seitaro Fujita, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 327: Katsuma Fukuda (Review)

Case Docket No. 329: Yutaka Odazawa, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 330: Taichi Sato (Review)

Case Docket No. 331: Fukuji Takahashi (Review)

Case Docket No. 334: Tsunee Abe, Seiji Sakai (Review)

Case Docket No. 335: Okuji Tonomura, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 336: Sazae Chiuma (Review)

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumara (Review)

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Case Docket No. 342: Kiichi Yoshida (Review)

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 348: Minoru Nomi, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 349: Hiroichi Konishi, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 352: Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama (Review)

Case Docket No. 354: Manichi Nishitani (Review)

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara (Review)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato (Review)

Case Docket No. 362: Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue (Review)

Case Docket No. 363: Hajime Umino (Review)

Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 365: Noboru Hashiyama (Review)

Case Docket No. 366: Suekatsu Matsuki (Review)

Case Docket No. 368: Masaji Nagaoka (Review)

Case Docket No. 370: Norifumi Otosu (Review)

Case Docket No. 371: Torao Yuasa (Review)

Case Docket No. 372: Osamu Satano (Review)

Case Docket No. 2: Kei Yuri (Review)

Case Docket No. 4: Kaichi Hirate (Review)

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara (Review)

Case Docket No. 7: Tauda (Tsunesuke Tsuda) (Review) (See No. 16) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 22: Yasutake Sakakibara (Review) (Acquitted)

Case Docket No. 25: Uichi Ikegami (Review)

Case Docket No. 32: Tatsuo Abe (Review)

Case Docket No. 37: Kazuo Danno (Review)

Case Docket No. 44: Takeo Fukunaga (Review)

Case Docket No. 48: Isojiro Okazaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 50: Harushige Kawakami (Review) (Common Trial with No. 49) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 52: Matsujiro Nakasai (Review) (Accused Deceased)

Case Docket No. 57: Seijiro Yamamoto, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 62: Yukio Asano (Review) (See No. 53) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 64: Toshio Goto (Review) (See No. 126) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 71: Hidemaro Nakajima (Review)

Case Docket No. 73: Sotouemon Hosoi (Review) (See No. 163) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 75: Takanosuke Gunji (Review)

Case Docket No. 79: Morotomi (Review) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 83: Motohiko Takei, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 85: Hajime Honda (Review)

Case Docket No. 86: Makoto Kimura (Review)

Case Docket No. 87: Katsuan Sato, et al. (Review) (See No. 69) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 89: Shigeru Ariizumi (Review) (See No. 181) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 90: Sannojo Fujii (Review)

Case Docket No. 93: Masao Shimizu (See No. 74) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 95: Itchisaku Kojima (Review) (Acquitted)

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Case Docket No. 96: Hiroshi Tanaka (Review) (See No. 182) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 98: Shosaburo Fujita (Review) (See No. 91) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 101: Hasanori Takahashi (Review) (Common Trial with No. 91) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 103: Kiyoshi Yui (Review) (Common Trial with No. 91) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 105: Chuta Sasazawa (Review) (Common Trial with No. 90) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 107: Hyoichi Okuda (Review) (Common Trial with No. 69) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 109: Takeo Takahashi (Review) (Common Trial with No. 69 and No. 87) 

[Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 110: Takeo Shuraki (Review) (Common Trial with No. 82) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 112: Hikari Suzuki (Review) (Common Trial with No. 91) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 113: Sadaharu Kobayashi (Review) (Common Trial with No. 91) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 114: Minoru Kobayashi (Review) (Common Trial with No. 82) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 115: Kanechi Kondo (Review)

Case Docket No. 116: Kuniichi Araki (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 121: Kiyoshi Ogasawara, Hiroshi Ushioda, Seisaku Toma (Review)

Case Docket No. 125: Seitaro Hata, et al. (Review) (Common Trial with No. 53) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta, Sadamu Takeda (Review)

Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori (Review)

Case Docket No. 141: Masakatsu Sato (Review) (Acquitted)

Case Docket No. 148: Seiichi Terada (Review) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 161: Tadao Tenabe (Review) (Common Trial with No. 146) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 169: Masao Hachiya (Review)

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Review)

Case Docket No. 177: Fukujiro Akiyama (Review)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Review) (Death Case)

Case Docket No. 187: Kunizo Katsuki (Review)

Case Docket No. 192: Yoshitaro Matsumoto, et al. (Common Trial with No. 146) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 196: Konuma (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 200: Shigeji Shimizu (Review) (Common Trial with No. 193) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 202: Toshihisa Yamamoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 204: Shigekazu Kiya (Review)

Case Docket No. 207: Hiroshi Yamamoto (Review) (Common Trial No. 201) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 208: Keneichi Koike (Review)

Case Docket No. 209: Shoichi Fujii (Review) (Common Trial with No. 201) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 211: Shinichi Tanaka (Review)

Case Docket No. 213: Keiichi Nakatani (Review)

Case Docket No. 215: James Kunichi Sasaki (Review) (Common Trial with No. 218) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 214: Junsho Hayashi (Review)

Case Docket No. 234: Mutsuo Okubo (Review)

Case Docket No. 236: Mitsuyoshi Fujita (Review)

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Case Docket No. 241: Keiji Nagahara (Review)

Case Docket No. 245: Torajiro Urata (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 246: Sagae (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 247: Masato Yoshida (Review) (Deceased before Sentenced) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 248: Mitsujiro Sakamoto (Review)

Case Docket No. 257: Takei (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 261: Bunichi Mori (Review) (Common Trial with No. 218) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 262: Shigeru Fukuda (Review)

Case Docket No. 264: Tsutafu Kimura (Review)

Case Docket No. 269: Keita Imoto (Review) (See No. 237) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 271: Makoto Umeda (Review)

Case Docket No. 275: Mikami (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 277: Tadashige Shiomi (Review)

Case Docket No. 280: Hidechika Sakuma (Review) (Common Trial with No. 291) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 281: Tamae Kondo (Review)

Case Docket No. 283: Michiji Otake (Review)

Case Docket No. 284: Toru Mizuno (Review) (Common Trial with No. 291)

Case Docket No. 285: Jiro Akita (Review) (Common Trial with No. 291)

Case Docket No. 292: Keiji Nagahara (Review)

Case Docket No. 293: Seitaro Fujita (Review) (See No. 326) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 300: Tsuneo Ishikawa (Review)

Case Docket No. 302: Hattori (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 303: Kikuchi (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Review)

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda (Review)

Case Docket No. 309: Tamura (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 322: Sasaki (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 323: Nagano (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 324: Shoji Kono (Review) (Common Trial with No. 310) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 332: Endo (Review) (Nolle-prosequi) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 333: Seitaro Fujisaki (Review)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Review)

Case Docket No. 341: Shiroji Ito, et al. (Review) (Common Trial with No. 314) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 343: Kanehisa, et al. (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito (Review) (Released)

Case Docket No. 345: Shirato (Review) (Withdrawn) [Empty Folder]

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka (Review)

Case Docket No. 350: Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi (Review)

Case Docket No. 355: Toshihiko Ono, et al. (Review) (Common Trial with No. 351) [Empty 

Folder]

Case Docket No. 356: Magojiro Yamagami, et al. (Review)

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Case Docket No. 357: Seizo Taira (Review)

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura (Review) (Not Guilty)

Case Docket No. 360: Masaki Onishi (Review) (Not Guilty)

Case Docket No. 367: Tsusuo Mizumi (Review) (Not Guilty)

Box 9676

Case Docket No. 1: Tatsuo Tsuchiya

Case Docket No. 2: Kei Yuri

Case Docket No. 3: Chotaro Furushima

Case Docket No. 4: Kaichi Hirate

Case Docket No. 5: Hiroji Honda

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara

Case Docket No. 8: Kitaro Ishida

Case Docket No. 9: Shigeru Aona

Case Docket No. 10: Yuhichi Sakamoto

Case Docket No. 11: Shigemaru Odeishi

Case Docket No. 12: Miyoroku Okada

Case Docket No. 13: Nubuo Kanayama, Kiyoichi Mori, Tsuyoshi Sakai

Case Docket No. 14: Motoichi Sakagami, et al.

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake

Case Docket No. 16: Ryunosuke Kimura, et al. 

Box 9677

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Tekeuchi, et al.

Case Docket No. 18: Fusao Toyama

Case Docket No. 19: Shigeo Akamatsu

Case Docket No. 20: Shinichi Motoyashiki

Case Docket No. 21: Tsutomu Shiba

Case Docket No. 22: Yasutake Sakakibara

Case Docket No. 23: Kiyomi Imai

Case Docket No. 24: Akiyoshi Tsujino

Case Docket No. 25: Uichi Ikegami

Case Docket No. 26: Jutaro Kikuchi

Case Docket No. 27: Kunimitsu Yamauchi

Case Docket No. 28: Michiharu Ishige

Case Docket No. 29: Ryoichi Shimoda

Case Docket No. 30: Hajime Kakuta

Case Docket No. 31: Yoshiyuki Ikeda, Tadashi Takano, Yoshika Yagi

Case Docket No. 32: Tatsuo Abe

Case Docket No. 33: Unosuke Mantani

Case Docket No. 34: Tomio Yamada

Case Docket No. 35: Seizo Nagakura

Box 9678

Case Docket No. 36: Shoichiro Aoki

Case Docket No. 37: Kazuo Danno

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Case Docket No. 38: Iwao Kawasaki

Case Docket No. 39: Takeharu Hirata

Case Docket No. 40: Yuhei Hosotani

Case Docket No. 41: Toranoshin Akamatsu

Case Docket No. 42: Yoshio Kameoka

Case Docket No. 43: Sadao Watanabe

Case Docket No. 44: Takeo Fukunaga

Case Docket No. 45: Kuniichi Araki

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa

Box 9679

Case Docket No. 47: Genji Mineno

Case Docket No. 48: Isojiro Okazaki

Case Docket No. 49: Naozo Shimodaira

Case Docket No. 50: Harushige Kawakami

Case Docket No. 51: Yasushi Kimura

Case Docket No. 52: Matsujiro Nakasai

Case Docket No. 53: Hideji Nakamura

Case Docket No. 54: Mamoru Shiozawa

Case Docket No. 55: Kenshi Hirai

Case Docket No. 56: Shinnosuke Sato

Case Docket No. 57: Seijiro Yamamoto

Case Docket No. 58: Masato Hada

Case Docket No. 59: Takeo Katsura

Case Docket No. 60: Toshitsugo Yamanaka

Box 9680

Case Docket No. 61: Kenichi Kondo

Case Docket No. 63: Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye

Case Docket No. 64: Toshio Goto

Case Docket No. 65: Koju Tsuda

Case Docket No. 66: Shichisaburo Yajima

Case Docket No. 67: Momoichi Moriyama

Case Docket No. 68: Masanobu Narikawa

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al.

Case Docket No. 70: Yoshio Ogimoto

Case Docket No. 71: Hidemaro Nakajima

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi

Box 9681

Case Docket No. 73: Sotouemon Hosoi

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al.

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al.

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2 - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 75: Takanosuke Gunji

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Case Docket No. 76: Takio Kaneko, Teshiharu Uchida

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa

Box 9682

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al.

Case Docket No. 79: Hiromasa Morotomi

Case Docket No. 80: Fukusaburo Adachi

Case Docket No. 81: Kinzaburo Niizuma, et al.

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi

Case Docket No. 83: Motohiko Takei, et al.

Case Docket No. 84: Tatsutoshi Yanaru

Case Docket No. 85: Hajime Honda

Case Docket No. 86: Makoto Kimura

Case Docket No. 88: Juso Yamamoto

Case Docket No. 89: Shigeru Arizumi

Case Docket No. 90: Sannojo Fujii

Box 9683

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi

Case Docket No. 92: Tetsuo Mizuno

Case Docket No. 93: Masao Shimizu

Case Docket No. 94: Sachio Egawa

Case Docket No. 95: Itchisaku Kojima

Case Docket No. 96: Hiroshi Tanaka

Case Docket No. 97: Kazuo Fukami

Case Docket No. 98: Shosaburo Fujita

Case Docket No. 99: Shoji Onodera

Case Docket No. 100: Morizo Shinjo

Case Docket No. 102: Yoshiyuki Inouye

Case Docket No. 104: Seicki Naganuma

Box 9684

Case Docket No. 106: Tomoki Nakamura

Case Docket No. 108: Bunhachi Bando

Case Docket No. 111: Hiroshi Fujii

Case Docket No. 115: Kanechi Kondo

Case Docket No. 116: Shoichi Araki

Case Docket No. 117: Kanemasu Uchida

Case Docket No. 118: Ryoichi Higashiguchi

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi

Case Docket No. 120: Toshinori Asaka, et al.

Case Docket No. 121: Kiyoshi Ogasawara, Seisaku Toma

Case Docket No. 122: Shohei Ikeda

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. 

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Box 9685

Case Docket No. 124: Masayoshi Kato

Case Docket No. 126: Toshio Goto

Case Docket No. 127: Ryuma Hirano

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima

Case Docket No. 129: Narumi Oota

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta

Box 9686

Case Docket No. 131: Katsuo Ishizawa, et al.

Case Docket No. 132: Nagayasu Kawabe

Case Docket No. 133: Masao Uwamori

Case Docket No. 134: Hiroyuki Morita

Case Docket No. 135: Yagoheiji Iwata

Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura

Case Docket No. 137: Yoshio Sudo

Case Docket No. 138: Eiichi Ito

Case Docket No. 139: Chogo Hashimoto

Case Docket No. 140: Akira Nemoto, Genichi Munehiro

Box 9687

Case Docket No. 141: Masakatsu Sato

Case Docket No. 142: Katsunosuke Watanabe

Case Docket No. 143: Kosaku Hazama

Case Docket No. 144: Saburo Matsumuro

Case Docket No. 145: Ryohei Tanaka

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe

Case Docket No. 147: Miki Tarodachi

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba

Box 9688

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura

Case Docket No. 153: Yoneo Murakami

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino

Case Docket No. 155: Masaichi Toyama

Box 9689

Case Docket No. 156: Tsugio Nishida

Case Docket No. 157: Tatsuo Ando

Case Docket No. 158: Hichiro Tsuchiya

Case Docket No. 159: Yukinaga Kimura

Case Docket No. 160: Masaaki Murai

Case Docket No. 162: Kunio Miyatake

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoi

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Case Docket No. 164: Ryugo Kanetsuna

Case Docket No. 165: Matsuzo Miumi

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto

Case Docket No. 167: Tadashi Sato

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto

Box 9690

Case Docket No. 169: Masao Hachiya, et al.

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi

Case Docket No. 171: Kiichi Yamazaki, Shuichi Shinoda, Masajiro Hirabayashi

Case Docket No. 172: Hideo Yasutake

Case Docket No. 173: Masao Nakanishi, Kiyoshi Obayashi

Case Docket No. 174: Nobuhiro Miyakawa

Case Docket No. 175: Mitsuzo Inagaki

Case Docket No. 176: Tatsuro Fujita, et al.

Case Docket No. 177: Fukujiro Akiyama

Case Docket No. 178: Hiroichi Uno

Case Docket No. 179: Yoshio Nakanishi

Case Docket No. 180: Gisaburo Mariyama

Box 9691

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuru Noguchi, et al.

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al.

Case Docket No. 183: Taizo Mimura

Case Docket No. 184: Takeo Watanabe, Masami Kanno

Case Docket No. 185: Kazuo Tanaka, Takaji Ryu

Box 9692

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda

Case Docket No. 187: Kunizo Katsuki

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al.

Case Docket No. 189: Yasuhiko Kuroiwa

Case Docket No. 190: Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu, Ryohei Nakama

Case Docket No. 191: Wataru Hasegawa

Case Docket No. 193: Yoshio Hori, et al.

Case Docket No. 194: Yoshio Kurihara

Case Docket No. 195: Matasuke Ishimatsu, Koseki Yamaji

Case Docket No. 196: Toshio Konuma

Box 9693

Case Docket No. 197: Shinobu Hichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al.

Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al.

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al.

Case Docket No. 202: Toshihisa Yamamoto

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Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama

Case Docket No. 204: Shigekazu Kiya

Case Docket No. 205: Masaji Takaku

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. 

Box 9694

Case Docket No. 208: Kaneichi Koike

Case Docket No. 210: Tomikuni Watanabe

Case Docket No. 211: Shinichi Tanaka

Case Docket No. 212: Tokio Tobita

Case Docket No. 213: Keiichi Nakatani

Case Docket No. 214: Junsho Hayashi

Case Docket No. 216: Katsuo Kohara, Bunichi Mori

Case Docket No. 217: Noboru (Noburo) Seki

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al.

Case Docket No. 219: Terukichi Saito, et al.

Box 9695

Case Docket No. 220: Yoshio Mitsuhashi, Masatake Nakao, Ko Nemoto

Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka

Case Docket No. 223: Toshi Akutsu

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al.

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Ken Suzuki, Masao Suzuki

Case Docket No. 227: Masataro Nakatani

Box 9696

Case Docket No. 228: Masaji Ino

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi

Case Docket No. 231: Yoshiaki Kariya

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takasaki

Case Docket No. 234: Mutue Okubo

Case Docket No. 235: Eiichi Noda

Box 9697

Case Docket No. 236: Mitsuyoshi Fujita

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka

Case Docket No. 238: Masayoshi Murata

Case Docket No. 239: Takeyasu Nishi

Case Docket No. 240: Shigeji Mori

Case Docket No. 241: Keiji Nagahara

Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takenaka

Case Docket No. 243: Ietoshi Noda

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1309

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shiina

Case Docket No. 245: Torajiro Urata

Case Docket No. 246: Yutaka Sagae

Box 9698

Case Docket No. 247: Masato Yoshida

Case Docket No. 248: Mitsujiro Sakamoto

Case Docket No. 249: Tatsumi Hata, Kazuo Arakawa

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al.

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al.

Case Docket No. 252: Shintaro Ouchii

Case Docket No. 253: Kakuzo Iida, Sueharu Kitamura

Case Docket No. 254: Toshio Mori (Hisao Mori)

Box 9699

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al.

Case Docket No. 256: Kazuo Arakawa

Case Docket No. 257: Motohiko Takei

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (3 folders)

Box 9700

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (3 folders)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto, et al.

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al.

Case Docket No. 262: Shigeru Fukuda

Case Docket No. 263: Takahisa Arai

Case Docket No. 264: Tsutafu Kimura

Box 9701

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoe

Case Docket No. 266: Iichiro Morimoto

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto

Case Docket No. 269: Keita Imoto

Case Docket No. 270: Takayoshi Sakaino

Case Docket No. 271: Makoto Umeda

Case Docket No. 272: Kap Chin Song

Box 9702

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari

Case Docket No. 275: Yasuji Mikami

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al.

Case Docket No. 277: Tadashige Shiomi

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita

Case Docket No. 279: Zenichiro Yasuda

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1310

Case Docket No. 281: Tamae Kondo

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu

Case Docket No. 283: Michiji Otake

Case Docket No. 286: Koji Suzuki

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki

Box 9703

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (4 folders)

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (2 folders)

Box 9704

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuka Okada, et al.

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (4 folders)

Box 9705

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (3 folders)

Case Docket No. 292: Keiji Nagahara

Case Docket No. 293: Seitaro Fujita, et al.

Case Docket No. 294: Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano

Case Docket No. 296: Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide

Case Docket No. 297: Kiyozo Fukunaga

Case Docket No. 298: Iwao Inanaga

Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki

Box 9706

Case Docket No. 300: Tsuneo Ishikawa

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino

Case Docket No. 302: Yasuichi Hattori

Case Docket No. 303: Shiro Kikuchi

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba (3 folders)

Box 9707

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda

Case Docket No. 309: Hiroshi Tamura

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino (3 folders)

Case Docket No. 311: Eiichi Murakami

Case Docket No. 312: Goro Kimura

Box 9708

Case Docket No. 313: Hirokazu Tanaka

Case Docket No. 314: Yosoichiro Ebi, et al.

Case Docket No. 315: Jukichi Sasaki, Kakuji Ishigaki

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1311

Case Docket No. 316: Ko Nishikawa

Case Docket No. 317: Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato

Case Docket No. 318: Tetsuo Taniguchi, et al.

Case Docket No. 319: Masutaro Iwasaki

Case Docket No. 320: Kohei Akaike, Yoshie Komine

Box 9709

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima

Case Docket No. 322: Shigeru Sasaki

Case Docket No. 323: Yuichi Nagano

Case Docket No. 325: Kenzo Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie

Case Docket No. 326: Seitaro Fujita, et al.

Case Docket No. 327: Katsuma Fukuda

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (2 folders)

Box 9710

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al.

Case Docket No. 329: Yutaka Odazawa, et al.

Case Docket No. 330: Taichi Sato

Case Docket No. 331: Fukuji Takahashi

Case Docket No. 332: Hideo Endo (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 332: Hideo Endo

Case Docket No. 333: Seiichiro Fujisaki

Case Docket No. 334: Tsunee Abe, Seiji Sakai

Case Docket No. 335: Okuji Tonomura, et al.

Box 9711

Case Docket No. 336: Sazae Chiuma

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (4 folders)

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al.

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al.

Box 9712

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 341: Shiroji Ito, Kiyotaka Sugazawa

Case Docket No. 342: Kiichi Yoshida

Case Docket No. 343: Takuya Kanehisa, et al.

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito, Sadatoshi Sakamoto

Case Docket No. 345: Tokuji Shirato

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al.

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka

Case Docket No. 348: Minoru Nomi, et al.

Box 9713

Case Docket No. 349: Hiroichi Konishi, et al.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1312

Case Docket No. 350: Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (7 folders)

Box 9714

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 352: Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama

Case Docket No. 354: Manichi Nishitani

Case Docket No. 356: Magojiro Yamagami (3 folders)

Box 9715

Case Docket No. 357: Seizo Taira

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura

Case Docket No. 360: Masaki Onishi

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato

Case Docket No. 362: Teruo Akamine

Case Docket No. 363: Hajime Umino

Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto

Case Docket No. 365: Noboru Hashiyama

Box 9716

Case Docket No. 366: Suekatsu Matsuki

Case Docket No. 367: Tetsuo Misumi

Case Docket No. 368: Masaji Nagaoka

Case Docket No. 369: Keijiro Otani

Case Docket No. 370: Norifumi Otosu

Case Docket No. 371: Torao Yuasa

Case Docket No. 372: Osamu Satano

Reviews (File Copy): Index

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 1 to 25 [Folders Only]

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 26 to 50

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 51 to 75

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 76 to 100

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 101 to 125

Box 9717

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 126 to 300 (7 folders)

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 326 to 371 (2 folders)

Box 9718

Reviews (File Copy): Case Docket No. 63 to 370 (Extra Copy) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (2 Folders)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits) (3 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1313

Box 9719

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1 of 

2 Sections) (4 Folders)

Box 9720

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2 of 2 - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial)

Box 9721

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1-a - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (6 Folders)

Box 9722

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1 - Vol. II Exhibits, 

Part 2) (7 Folders)

Box 9723

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 3 - Part III Clemency 

Petitions) (4 Folders)

Box 9724

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1 of 3 Parts - Vol. II 

Exhibits, Part 1 of 3 Parts) (4 Folders)

Box 9725

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. III Clemency Papers)

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-2) (2 Folders)

Box 9726

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 2 - Vol. III Clemency Papers) 

(3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Part 1 of Part 3) (4 

Folders)

Box 9727

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1 - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (6 Folders)

Box 9728

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1 - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1314

Box 9729

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (4 

Folders)

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 

Folders)

Box 9729A

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Parts 1-2)

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 1-a and 1-b)

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 2-a and 2-b)

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Parts 3-a and 3-b)

Box 9730

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits) (3 Folders)

Box 9731

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 2) (5 Folders)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1)

Box 9732

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1 - Vol. II Exhibits, 

Part 3) (7 Folders)

Box 9733

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. III Clemency Papers) 

(6 Folders)

Box 9734

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits, Part 1 - Vol. III Clemency 

Papers) (4 Folders)

Box 9735

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu (Shomatsu) Iwanami, et al. (Vol. II Exhibits - Vol. III 

Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Case Docket No. 369: Keijiro Otani (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. III Clemency Papers) (3 Folders)

Box 9736

Case Docket No. 372: Osamu Satano (Vol. I Record of Trial, Vol. II Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 372: Osamu Satano (Vol. I Record of Trial - Vol. II Exhibits)

Military Commission Orders Nos, 125, 237, 400-648 (3 folders)

Box 9737

Military Commission Orders (Case Docket Nos. 1-371) (7 folders)

Box 9738

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Vol. I Record of Trial, Part 1-Part 3) (7 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1315

Box 9739

Military Commission Orders Nos. 1-14, 794, 859, 241 (4 folders)

Military Commission Orders Nos. 1-859 (6 folders)

Box 9740

Review of Record of Trial: Case Docket Nos. 1-300 (Part 1) (6 folders)

Box 9741

Review of Record of Trial: Case Docket No. 251-300 (Part 2)

Review of Record of Trial: Case Docket No. 301-370 (Part 1)

Review of Record of Trial: Case Docket No. 301-370 (Part 2)

Military Commission Orders No. 1 - No. 399 (3 Folders)

Box 9742

Background Material for Interpreter (II): Sino-Japanese Relations (1927-1940)

Index of Record of Proceedings (Pages 1 - 2294 Incl.)

Index of Witnesses - Prosecution (17 June 1946 - 30 January 1948)

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (29 April 1946-

28 June 1946) (20 Folders)

Box 9743

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (1 July 1946-8 

August 1946) (23 Folders)

Box 9744

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (9 August 1946 

- 10 September 1946) (21 Folders)

Box 9745

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (11 September 

1946 - 10 October 1946) (16 Folders)

Box 9746

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (11 October 

1946 - 5 November 1946) (15 Folders)

Box 9747

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (7 November 

1946 - 3 December 1946) (16 Folders)

Box 9748

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (3 December 

1946 - 11 December 1946) (8 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1316

Box 9749

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (12 December 

1946 - 31 December 1946) (13 Folders)

Box 9750

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (3 January 1947- 

14 January 1947) (9 Folders)

Box 9751

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (14 January 

1947 - 30 January 1947) (11 Folders)

Box 9752

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (25 February 

1947 - 16 April 1947) (16 Folders)

Box 9753

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (17 April 1947- 

19 May 1947) (16 Folders)

Box 9754

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (20 May 1947- 

18 August 1947) (17 Folders)

Box 9755

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (20 August 1947 

- 5 September 1947) (10 Folders)

Box 9756

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (8 September 

1947 - 26 September 1947) (13 Folders)

Box 9757

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (29 September 

1947 - October 1947) (15 Folders)

Box 9758

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (28 October 

1947 - 24 November 1947) (18 Folders)

Box 9759

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (25 November 

1947 - 19 December 1947) (13 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1317

Box 9760

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (22 December 

1947 - 20 January 1948) (17 Folders)

Box 9761

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (21 January 

1948 - 16 February 1948) (14 Folders)

Index of Witnesses - Defense (28 February 1947 - 10 February 1948)

Box 9762

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (18 February 

1948 - 12 April 1948) (10 Folders)

Box 9763

Record of Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (13 April 1948 

- 16 April 1948) (7 Folders)

Box 9764

Case Docket No. 2: Kei Yuri (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 4: Kaichi Hirate (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 13: Nubuo Kanayama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 14: Motoichi Sakagami, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 15: Yaichi Rikitake (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 16: Ryunosuke Kimura, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 17: Hiroshi Takeuchi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 19: Shigeo Akamatsu (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 20: Shinichi Motoyashiki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 24: Akiyoshi Tsujino (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 28: Michiharu Ishige, Shogo Kondo, Kyogzo Yumita (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 32: Tatsuo Abe (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 33: Unosuke Mantani (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 36: Shoichiro Aoki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 39: Takeharu Hirata (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 40: Yuhei Hosotani, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 42: Yoshio Kameoka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 43: Sadao Watanabe, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 44: Takeo Fukunaga (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 45: Kuniichi Araki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nichizawa, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 47: Genji Mineno (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 48: Isojiro Okazaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 52: Matsujiro Nakasai (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 53: Hideji Nakamura, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 53: Hideji Nakamura, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 54: Mamoru Shiozawa (Appeal Office File)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1318

Box 9765

Case Docket No. 55: Takuji Murakami, et al. (Appeal Office File) (5 folders)

Case Docket No. 56: Shinnosuki Sato, Sukeo Tagusari (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 57: Katsuyoshi Yasuda, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 58: Masato Hada (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 59: Takeo Katsura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 60: Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 61: Kenichi Kondo (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 63: Yoichi Saito, Morio Inouye (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 65: Koju Tsuda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 66: Shichisaburo Yajima (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 67: Momoichi Moriyama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 69: Masato Yoshida, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 70: Yoshio Ogimoto (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 71: Hidemaro Nakajima (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 72: Masafumi Sugi (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Box 9766

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda, et al. (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 75: Takanosuke Gunji (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 77: Masashi Sato, Kyusho Masaki, Matsusaburo Shirakawa (Appeal Office 

File)

Case Docket No. 78: Toshio Tashiro, et al. (Appeal Office File) (3 folders)

Case Docket No. 81: Kinzaburo Niizuma, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 82: Masauki Kiryu, Takeo Shuraki, Minoru Kobayashi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 84: Tetsutoshi Yanaru (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 85: Hajime Honda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 86: Makoto Kimura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 88: Juso Yamamoto (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 90: Sannojo Fujii (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 91: Saburo Mizukoshi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 135: Yagoheiji Iwata (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 136: Masatoshi Sawamura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 137: Yoshio Sudo (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Box 9767

Case Docket No. 146: Toshitaro Habe, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 147: Miki Tarodachi, Tarokichi Nakayama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 149: Motoo Namba (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 150: Tsunesuke Tsuda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 151: Makoto Inaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 152: Hajime Tamura, et al. (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 153: Yoneo Murakami (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 154: Junsaburo Toshino, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1319

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, Sotaro Murata, Masaichi Toyama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 156: Tsugio Nishida (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 157: Tatsuo Ando (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 158: Hichiro Tsuchiya (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 159: Yukinaga Kimura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 160: Masaaki Murai (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 162: Kunio Miyatake (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 163: Sotouemon Hosoi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 164: Ryugo Kanetsuna, Junji Mano (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 165: Matsuzo Miumi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 166: Minoru Fujimoto, et al. (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 167: Tadashi Sato (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 168: Takeshi Hashimoto (Appeal Office File)

Box 9768

Case Docket No. 169: Masao Hachiya, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 170: Yoshichi Takagi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 171: Kiichi Yamazaki, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 172: Hideo Yasutake (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 173: Masao Nakanishi, Kiyoshi Obayashi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 174: Nobuhiro Miyakawa (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 175: Mitsuzo Inagaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 178: Tatsuro Fujita, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 177: Fukujiro Akiyama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 178: Hiroichi Uno (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 179: Yoshio Nakanishi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 180: Gisaburo Mariyama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 181: Yuzuro (Yuzuru) Noguchi, et al. (Appeal Office File) (8 folders)

Case Docket No. 182: Hiroshi Tanaka, et al. (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 183: Taizo Mimura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 184: Masami Kanno, Takeo Watanabe (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 185: Takaji Ryu, Kazuo Tanaka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 186: Hisakichi Tokuda (Appeal Office File)

Box 9769

Case Docket No. 187: Kunizo Katsuki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 188: Shigeru Numajiri, et al. (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 189: Yasuhiko Kuroiwa (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 190: Aiijaku Suyenaga, Seiichiro Yoshitsugu (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 191: Wataru Hasegawa (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 193: Yoshio Hori, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 194: Yoshio Kurihara (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 195: Matasuke Ishimatsu, Koseki Yamaji (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 197: Shinobu Hichino, Masanobu Michishita, Mineo Nojima (Appeal Office File)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1320

Case Docket No. 198: Hiroshi Azuma, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 199: Sakujiro Aramaki, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 201: Fumio Ueda, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 202: Toshihisa Yamamoto (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 203: Toshio Hatakayama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 204: Shigekazu Kiya (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 205: Masaji Takaku (Appeal Office File)

Box 9770

Case Docket No. 206: Hideo Ishizaki, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 208: Kaneichi Koike (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 210: Tomikuni Watanabe (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 211: Shinichi Tanaka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 212: Tokio Tobita (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 214: Junsho Hayashi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 216: Katsuo Kohara (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 217: Noboru Seki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 218: Nakakichi Asoma, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 219: Terukichi Saito, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 220: Yoshio Mitsuhashi, Masatake Nakao, Ko Nemoto (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 221: Hiroshi Ushioda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 222: Takanori Yamanaka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 223: Toshi Akutsu (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Ken Suzuki, Masao Suzuki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 227: Masataro Nakatani (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 228: Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Box 9771

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 231: Yoshiaki Kariya (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 234: Mutsuo Okubo (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 235: Eiichi Noda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 236: Mitsuyoshi Fujita (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 237: Kenji Iwataka, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (Appeal Office File) (3 folders)

Case Docket No. 252: Shintaro Ouchi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 253: Suehara Kitamura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 254: Toshio Mori (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 256: Kazuo Arakawa (Appeal Office File)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1321

Box 9772

Case Docket No. 258: Otohiko Inoue, et al. (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 262: Shigeru Fukuda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 263: Takahisa Arai (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 264: Tsutafu Kimura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoe, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 266: Ichiro Morimoto (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 267: Toshio Toda, Chomatsu Tamura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 270: Takayoshi Sakaino (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 271: Makoto Umeda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 272: Kap Chin Song (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 276: Seiji Nozaki, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 277: Tadashige Shiomi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 279: Zenichiro Yasuda, Hajime Nakao, Masakatsu Oyama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 281: Tamae Kondo (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 282: Yuzuru Sanematsu, Kanenobu Itagaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 283: Michiji Otake (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 285: Jiro Akita, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 286: Koji Suzuki, Misao Sukegawa (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Box 9773

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Appeal Office File) (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 292: Keiji Nagahara (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 294: Toyokazu Hikita, Kiyoshi Tanabe (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 295: Kenji Hirano (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 296: Ippei Tamura, Mitsumasa Oku, Tahichi Minamide (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 297: Kiyozo Fukunaga (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 298: Iwao Inanaga (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 299: Kazuo Sato, Kaoru Funaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 300: Tsuneo Ishikawa (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 301: Umetaro Makino (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 304: Kurataro Hirano, Yoshitaka Kawane (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba, Kunji Suzuki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 306: Etsuji Noguchi (Appeal Office File)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1322

Case Docket No. 307: Tamotsu Furukawa, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 310: Ranjo Fujino, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 311: Eiichi Murakami, Fukujiro Kakinoki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 312: Goro Kimura, Kumataro Tanaka, Tomezo Matsuoka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 313: Hirokazu Tanaka (Appeal Office File)

Box 9774

Case Docket No. 314: Yoshoichiro Ebi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 314: Yoshoichiro Ebi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 315: Jukichi Sasaki, Kakuji Ishigaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 316: Ko Nishikawa (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 317: Munehiko Oshima, Isamu Sato (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 318: Isamu Sato, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 319: Masutaro Iwasaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 320: Konei Akaike, Yoshie Komine (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 321: Riichi Kitashima (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 325: Yoshiaki Irie (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 326: Seitaro Fujita, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 327: Katsuma Fukuda (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 328: Sanji Okido, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 329: Yutaka Odazawa, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 330: Taichi Sato (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 331: Fukuji Takahashi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 333: Seitaro Fujisaki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 334: Tsunee Abe (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 335: Okuji Tonomura, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 336: Sazae Chiuma (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 338: Saburo Matsuura, Yuetsu Fukumura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 340: Kaname Haraguchi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Box 9775

Case Docket No. 342: Kiichi Yoshida (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 344: Taichi Ito, Sadatoshi Sakamoto (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 346: Rimpei Kato, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 348: Minoru Nomi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 349: Hiroichi Konishi, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 350: Gunichi Mikawa, Shinzo Onishi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 352: Tatsuhiko Furuya, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 354: Manichi Nishitani (Appeal Office File)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1323

Case Docket No. 356: Shintaro Nakagawa, et al. (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 357: Seizo Taira (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 358: Eiichi Sugihara (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 359: Soshichi Kitamura (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 360: Masaki Onishi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 362: Teruo Akamine, Mitsushige Inoue (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 363: Hajime Umino (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 364: Jiro Hamamoto (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 365: Noburo Hashiyama (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 366: Suekatsu Matsuki (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 367: Tetsuo Misumi (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 368: Masaji Nagaoka (Appeal Office File)

Case Docket No. 370: Norifumi Otosu (Appeal Office File)

Review of Record of Trial: Case Docket Nos. 1-200 (3 folders)

Box 9776

Appendix to the Compilation of the War Crimes Program, Part 1 (Index 1-44)

Appendix to the Compilation of the War Crimes Program, Part 2 (Index 45-54)

Appendix to the Compilation of the War Crimes Program, Part 3 (Index 55-87)

Review of Record of Trial: Case Docket Nos. 200-363 (3 folders)

Shamatsu Iwanami, et al. (Case Docket No. 351) (2 folders)

Box 9777

Appendix to the Compilation of the War Crimes Program, Part 3 (Index 55-87)

Harukei Isayama, et al. (Review)

Hisakasu Tanaka (Record of Trial - Vol. I)

Hisakasu Tanaka, et al. (Record of Trial - Vol. I)

Masaharu Homma - Public Trial (Vol. I - VIII) (4 Folders)

Shigeru Sawada, et al. (Review)

Box 9778

Masaharu Homma - Public Trial (Vol. VIII - XXIII) (16 Folders)

Box 9779

Masaharu Homma - Public Trial (Vol. XXIV - Vol. XXX) (7 Folders)

Naraji Nogi - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. V) (5 Folders)

Naraji Nogi - Exhibits to Record of Trial

Shiyoku Kou - Public Trial (Vol. I - Vol. IV) (4 Folders)

Box 9780

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Work Sheets) (7 folders)

Shiyoku Kou - Public Trial (Vol. V - XV) (10 Folders)

Box 9781

Affidavits - As Evidence

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1324

Aoki (Case Docket No. 129)

Applications for Release

Bibliography

Bushido

Cairo Declaration, Potsdam Declaration

Case Docket No. 190 - Suenaga

Cases Not Filed, Clemency Petitions, Memos etc.

Catchall Specifications

Civilian Enemy Internees - JAG Opinion

Command Responsibility

Contempt

Contribution to Death

Corporal Punishment

Ernest Peter Burger, et al. vs Albert L. Cox, Provost Marshal (Vol. I - Pages 1-155)

Ernest Peter Burger, et al. vs Albert L. Cox, Provost Marshal (Vol. II)

Evidence

FEC - Military Commission Orders

Form of Briefs and Motions

International Tribunal

Japanese Law, Orders etc.

Letter Requesting Brief

Letter to Japanese (21 July 1947)

Letters - No Appeal

Michinori Nakamura

Military Commissions - Jurisdiction

Miscellaneous

Newspaper Clippings

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

Official Orders

Petitions

Pleas of Guilty

Responsibility of Camp Commander - Company Personnel

Seitaro Okubayashi

Superior Orders as Defense

Work Reports

Box 9782

Case Docket No. 104

Case Docket No. 83

Case Docket No. 86

Case Docket No. 91

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1325

Clemency Petitions (2 folders)

Kato

Kinzel

Nagayasu Kawabe

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

Suenaga, Y. (Case Docket No. 190)

Box 9783

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Takashi Matsui

Kimura

No Title (20 folders)

Trial Fact Brief - Hichiro Tsuchiya

U.S. vs Hosoi, et al.

U.S. vs Junji Mano

Box 9784

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Charles Knight Hopkins

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Shigeo Morisato

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Masaru Jinbo

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Yukiya Mori

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Minoru Fukumitsu

Box 9785

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Tsutomu Mura

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - James K. Fukuda

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Masagi Okada

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Fred Y. Fujita

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Toke T. Tagami

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Shigeru Ujiie

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Jaxson Sonoda

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1326

Box 9786

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Mikio Uchiyama

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Kumao Toda

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Hiroshi Yamada

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Frank Shiwotsuka

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al.

Case Docket No. 260: Usaji Hida, et al.

Case Docket No. 262: Shigeru Fukuda

Case Docket No. 263: Takahisa Arai

Case Docket No. 268: Yasumasa Yamamoto, et al.

Case Docket No. 269: Keita Imoto

Case Docket No. 271: Makoto Umeda

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara

Case Docket No. 273: Kenichi Ogihara

Case Docket No. 274: Kunio Saruwatari

Case Docket No. 278: Sai Yamashita, Masayuki Naka

Case Docket No. 279: Zenichiro Yasuda, Hajime Nakao, Masakatsu Oyama

Case Docket No. 283: Michiji Otake

Case Docket No. 287: Fumio Fujiki

Case Docket No. 289: Tasuku Okada, et al.

Box 9787

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al.

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (4 folders)

Case Docket No. 248: Mitsujiro Sakamoto

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shina, et al.

Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takenaka

Case Docket No. 241: Keiji Nagahara

No Title

Case Docket No. 226: Tsurugi Komatsu, Ken Suzuki, Masao Suzuki

Case Docket No. 228: Masaji Ino, Chosuke Onodera

Case Docket No. 229: Takaji Wachi, et al.

Case Docket No. 230: Yoshio Tsuneyoshi

Case Docket No. 231: Yoshiaki Kariya

Case Docket No. 232: Kazuo Maeda

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takasaki

Case Docket No. 234: Mutsue (Mutsuo) Okubo

Case Docket No. 236: Mitsuyoshi Fujita

Box 9788

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al.

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al.

Case Docket No. 298: Iwao Inanaga

Case Docket No. 294: Kiyoshi Tanabe, Toyokazu Hikita

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al.

Case Docket No. 251: Nobuo Ito, et al. (5 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1327

Box 9789

Case Docket No. 259: Hitoshi Okamoto

Case Docket No. 304: Yoshitaka Kawane, Kurataro Hirano

Case Docket No. 304: Yoshitaka Kawane, Kurataro Hirano (Trial Fact Brief)

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka

Death Report (Camp O’Donnel)

Military Commission Orders No. 6 - No. 35

No Title (4 folders)

Special Orders No. 10, 16, 36, 40, 76 (Extract)

The Appointed Quality of Medical Instruments in Units (Military Hospital Excepted)

The Subject Concerning Treatment of the Air-Crew Whose Plane Air-Raided Our Territory, etc.

Box 9790

Aono (Case No. 9)

Case Docket No. 245: Torajiro Urata

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al.

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al. (Exhibits A-AV, 1-92) (3 folders)

Chotaro Furushima (Case Docket No. 3)

Common Trial of Sakagami, Ono, Chihara, Kato (Case Docket No. 14)

Court Records - Dealing with Judge Advocate

Duty Rosters, Officers

Eighth Army Officers’ Club Weekly Bulletin

Execution of War Criminals

Fees and Allowances of Civilian Witnesses (Case Docket No. 5)

General Order 56 (Hq., Eighth Army)

Hiroshi Tanaka (Case Docket No. 182)

Incoming Letters

Incoming Radio Telegrams

Isao Fukuhara (Case Docket No. 6)

K. Yuri (Case Docket No. 2)

Kaichi Hirate - Clemency Letters (Case Docket No. 4)

Kiyoshi Tanaka

Kiyoshi Tanaka

Lt. Teiji Fukunaga

Makoto Kimura (Case Docket No. 86)

Military Commission Orders (Nos. 1-13, 24)

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous Quartermaster Organizations, Summary Court Martial Records 1945

No Title

No Title

No Title (2 folders)

Out-Going Letters

Passes for Prisons

Promotion of Officers and Enlisted Men

Regulations - Treatment of prisoners of war

Released from Sugamo Prison (Case Docket No. 14)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1328

Rikizo Fujiki

Ryoichi Shimode (Case Docket No. 29)

Ryotatsu Kamiyasumiba (Case Docket No. 193)

Shizuo Sumitoko, Tsuyoshi Yoshihara (Case Docket No. 258)

Sotouemon Hosoi (Case Docket No. 163)

Special Court Docket

Tatsuo Abe

Trial of Japanese War Criminal

Tsunesuke Tsuda File

War Crimes Court Rooms

Box 9791

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka

Case Docket No. 347: Yoshinari Tanaka

No Title (10 folders)

Box 9792

201 File

Deposition of Alexander Doaga

Gibbs, Calvin E.

No Title (5 folders)

Ryunosuke Kimura, et al.

Box 9793

Affidavits and Trial Facts

Amo and Maruo

Avitaminosis

Cerebral Malaria

Haruo Okada

Hiraiwa, Hayakawa, Kobayashi

Jiro Kondo

Kenichi Kondo

Kenshi Hirai

Kiichi Shirasaya

Kiyoshi Nishiyama

Mashiro Oka

No Title

No Title

No Title (2 folders)

No Title (5 folders)

Pneumonia [Empty Folder]

Pros. Ws Stments [Empty Folder]

Ryan

Statements of Japanese at Osaka Main Camp and Hazama and Hayashi of Oeyama Camp

Stments of Defs [Empty Folder]

Sukeo Tagusari

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1329

Takeshi Beppu

Takuji Murakami

Tanimori Yamamoto

Voir Dire [Empty Folder]

Box 9794

No Title (4 folders)

Takuji Murakami, et al.

Toshitsugo Yamanaka, Teruo Shibata, Kensako Baba

Yoichi Saito, Kiyofusa Sakaguchi, Morio Inouye (2 folders)

Box 9795

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Jimmie M. Matsumura

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Sam Iwanaga

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Joe Kamatani

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Kiyoshi Kido

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Tom Kosobayashi

Daily Activity Record for Investigators - Toshio Kimoto

No Title (2 folders)

Box 9796

Case Docket No. 339 - Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Diary & Memo Kept by Ex-Capt. Fujita)

Case Docket No. 339 - Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Work Sheets), Vols. I-VII (7 folders)

Statement - Shuji Kamada (Case Docket No. 268)

Box 9797

Affidavit of Teijiro Iyekura (Case Docket No. 208)

Case Docket No. 258 - Otohiko Inoue, et al.

Case Docket No. 289 - Tasuku Okada, et al. (Affidavit)

Case Docket No. 290 - Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Original Japanese Statements of Accused in 

Medical Phase)

Kaneichi Koike (Case Docket No. 208), Junsho Hayashi (Case Docket No. 214)

No Title (4 folders)

Box 9798

Hidemaro Nakajima

Hidemaro Nakajima

Kingaro Fukuda, et al.

No Title

No Title

Box 9799

Calisthenics - Excerpts from The Chrysanthemum and the Sword by Ruth Benedict

Case Docket No. 137 - Yoshio Sudo

Case Docket No. 339 - Hisashi Ichioka, et al.

Case Docket No. 339 - Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Work Sheets) (6 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1330

Case Docket No. 74-93

No Title

Office Instructions

Requests for Translations, etc.

Self-Incrimination

Separate Trial

Sukeo Nakajima - Clemency (Retained Copies)

Box 9800

Death Certificates

Diary - Fukuoka POW Camp - 1944, January to December

Name List of prisoners of war, camp No. 4 (Fukuoka)

No Title (6 folders)

Osaka prisoner of war camp Name List

U.S. Army and Navy Ocean Shipping Procedures (War Department Technical Manual TM 38-

412, Navy Department Manual OPNAV P421-505)

Box 9801

Affidavit

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakabe, Kunji Suzuki (Affidavits)

Closing Arguments of Japanese Lawyers

Fukuoka prisoner of war camp Name List

Kyosuke Saito

Major Philips Closing Argument (Case Docket No. 55)

Name List of prisoner of wars - Nagoya prisoner of war sub camp No. 2 (Narumi)

No Title

No Title

No Title (4 folders)

Original Affidavit (Case Docket No. 304)

Sendai prisoner of war camp Name List

Box 9802

Case Docket No. 339

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Witnesses for Defense)

Case Docket No. 339 (10 folders)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Original Documents & Translations of Same 

No. 44669, 44675-44695)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Original Documents & Translations of Same 

No. 44696-44716)

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Miscellaneous Japanese Documents and 

Translations) (2 folders)

Box 9803

Case Docket No. 339: Prosecution Exhibits, No. 1-134 (4 Folders)

Case Docket No. 339: Prosecution Exhibits Not Included in “Order of Evidence,” But May be Used

Case Docket No. 339: Trial Fact Brief

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1331

Case Docket No. 339: Charts, Blue Prints of Submarines, Maps of Operational Areas

Case Docket No. 339: Defense Exhibits

Case Docket No. 339: Personal Interrogation of Accused

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al.

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. - Work Sheets and Exhibits

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (Vols. I-II) (2 folders)

Box 9804

Case Docket No. 119: Tetsuo Kobayashi

Case Docket No. 121: Kiyoshi Ogasawara, Hiroshi Ushioda, Seisaku Toma

Case Docket No. 122: Shohei Ikeda

Case Docket No. 123: Eitaro Uchiyama, et al. (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 124: Masayoshi Kato

Case Docket No. 128: Sukeo Nakajima, et al.

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al.

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu (2 folders)

No Title (2 folders)

Box 9805

Case Docket No. 225: Masaharu Ozawa, Yutaka Ninomiya, Manzo Wakamatsu

Case Docket No. 233: Iku Takasaki

Case Docket No. 238: Masayoshi Murata

Case Docket No. 239: Takeyasu Nishi

Case Docket No. 240: Shigeji Mori

Case Docket No. 241: Keiji Nagahara

Case Docket No. 242: Kazuo Takenaka

Case Docket No. 243: Shigetsuchi Asada

Case Docket No. 244: Michizo Shiina, et al.

Case Docket No. 248: Mitsujiro Sakamoto

Case Docket No. 249: Hata Tatsumi

Case Docket No. 250: Ichiji Kinari, et al.

Case Docket No. 224: Iju Sugasawa, et al.

No Title (4 folders)

Box 9806

Case Docket No. 225 - Pictures of prisoners of war

Case Docket No. 205

Executions

No Title (11 folders)

Box 9807

Case Docket No. 130: Matsukichi Muta, Koichi Ota

Case Docket No. 2: Kei Yuri

Case Docket No. 25: Uichi Ikegami

Case Docket No. 26: Jutaro Kikuchi

Case Docket No. 265: Kimiya Ichinoe, et al.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1332

Case Docket No. 46: Masao Nishizawa, et al.

Case Docket No. 6: Isao Fukuhara

Example of Questions

Mine Accident

No Title (6 folders)

Other Reviews

Reports on prisoner of war Labor Conditions

Box 9808

Amphibian Truck Company

Diary - Fukuoka prisoner of war camp No. 5-B, No. 8-D (June 1944-May 1945 (3 folders)

Fusho Hokoku

Masao Nichizawa

No Title

Omine Mines Diagrams

Sendai Branch No. 10

Sendai Branch No. 3 (Tokyo, 3-B)

Sendai Branch No. 5 (Tokyo, 7-B)

Sendai Branch No. 7 (Tokyo, 9-B)

Sendai Branch No. 9 (Tokyo, 22-D)

Sendai Main Camp

Statements for Kaneko Case

Tokyo Main Camps and Branches

Witness for Kaneko Case (Address, etc.)

Box 9809

Case Docket No. 328

Case Docket No. 339

Case Docket No. 339

Case Docket No. 351

Documents Pertaining to Seitaro Fujita (Case Docket No. 326)

Fukuoka prisoner of war branch camp 23

Fukuoka prisoner of war camp

Hakodate Main Camp and Branches

Hakodate prisoner of war camp Name List

Hiroshima prisoner of war camp Name List

Hiroshima prisoner of war camps

Nagoya Main Camp and Sub-Division Camps (Branch)

Nagoya prisoner of war camp Name List

No Title (6 folders)

Shibo Shindansho (Utsushi) Tsuzuri (Bunshobetsu) - Hiroshima Furyo Shuyojo

Box 9810

Case Docket No. 321: Kiichi Kitashima

Case Docket No. 351: Shamatsu Iwanami, et al.

Case Docket No. 308: Tahei Tsuda

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1333

Case Docket No. 339: Hisashi Ichioka, et al. (8 folders)

Case Docket No. 353: Masaichi Toyama

No Title (3 folders)

Box 9811

Case Docket No. 351 - U.S. vs. Shamatsu Iwanami (Extra Copies)

Case Docket No. 74 - No. 93

Defense Exhibit No. 27 - Affidavit of Rikizo Sato (Case Docket No. 74 - No. 93)

Defense Exhibit No. 28 - Affidavit of Rikizo Sato (Case Docket No. 74 - No. 93)

Defense Exhibit No. 29 - Affidavit of Ryozo Onodera (Case Docket No. 74 - No. 93)

Defense Exhibit No. 52 - Affidavit of Saburo Sugawara (Case Docket No. 74 - No. 93)

Defense Exhibit No. 53 - Affidavit of Tsugio Murakami (Identifies the Corpse) (Case Docket 

No. 74 - No. 93)

General

General Administration File - Case Docket No. 346

No Title (7 folders)

Translations of Regulations - Kingoro Fukuda (Case Docket No. 74)

Box 9812

Case Docket No. 361 - Tetsutaro Kato

Case Docket No. 361 (5 folders)

Dispositions of prisoners of war (Case Docket No. 361)

Furyo Meimei Hyou

Hiroyuki Morita (Case Docket No. 134)

Niigata prisoner of war camp

No Title (2 folders)

Shokuju Denpyou

Toshiyuki Kubo (Case Docket No. 290)

Box 9813

Case Docket No. 155: Yasuji Morimoto, et al.

Case Docket No. 228 (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 305

Case Docket No. 305: Kaname Sakaba (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 361: Tetsutaro Kato

Francis E. Fellows - Personal Notes

Hidetoshi Emori (Case Docket No. 361)

Hiroshi Fujii (Case Docket No. 361)

Interrogation of Yoshika Saito

Kaname Sakaba (Case Docket No. 305)

Kenji Okazaki (Case Docket No. 361)

Kenneth G. Cambon

Kentaro Yokode (Case Docket No. 361)

Mamoru Hirohashi

No Title (5 folders)

Prisoner of war Labor Control Regulations

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1334

Report Concerning Escape and Arrest of Two American prisoners of war, and Subsequent 

Measures (Case Docket No. 155)

Statement of Kinzo Kashima

Tadashi Sato

Verdict Record File (Case Docket No. 301 - Case Docket No. 365)

Verdict Record File (Case Docket No. 72 - Case Docket No. 300)

Box 9814

Affidavit of Ichiro Katagiri (Case Docket No. 361)

Case Docket No. 151

Fukuoka prisoner of war camp branches

Fukuoka prisoner of war camp Main Office - Western District Army Yahata Provisional 

prisoner of war camp

No Title (5 folders)

Osaka prisoner of war camps, branches

Prisoner of War Work Record of Omine Mine

Sendai Branch No. 8 (Tokyo 10-B)

Statement of Akira Koana (Case Docket No. 361)

Statement of Chiharu Uchikawa (Case Docket No. 361)

Statement of Michiji Ishige (Case Docket No. 361)

Statement of Takeo Muragishi (Case Docket No. 361)

Statement of Toru Hori (Case Docket No. 361)

Statement of Yoshiro Kato (Case Docket No. 361)

Tokyo 1-B

Tokyo Branch No. 1 (Kawasaki provisional prisoner of war camp, August 24-Sept. 25, 1942)

Tokyo Branch No. 2 (Yokohama prisoner of war camp, September 12-25, 1942)

Tokyo Branch No. 3 (Yokohama prisoner of war camp, 12 September 1942 - 25 September 

1942; Tokyo prisoner of war camp 2-B, 25 September 1942 - 1 August 1943)

Tokyo Branch No. 4

Tokyo Main Camp (Shinagawa prisoner of war camp, September 12-25 1942)

Box 9815

Case Docket No. 290

Case Docket No. 357

Case Docket No. 360

Case Docket No. 362

Mashiro Oka

No Title (13 folders)

Takeshi Beppu

Box 9816

Case Docket No. 255: Akira Yanagizawa, et al.

Donnel and Izumi - Testimony

Hansen - Testimony

No Title (2 folders)

No Title (2 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1335

Sanderson - Testimony

Withycombe - Testimony

Box 9817

Case Docket No. 339: Perspective Exhibits (8 folders)

Box 9818

Attorney’s Reports

Civilian Internees

Criminal Intent

Defense Motions - Case Docket Nos. 288, 362, 365, 366

Forms

Job Descriptions

Malmedy Trial

MCOs

MCOs Tried by Other Authorities

MCOs Tried by Other Authorities (3 folders)

Medical Regulations of the Tokyo prisoner of war camp

Memorandum on the Duty of Commissions to Decide Jurisdictional Questions

Military Commissions (General Orders No. 56 - HQ Eighth Army)

No Title

No Title (2 folders)

Property Receipt

Review - Matters to be Considered (Case Docket No. 45)

Review of Chikanori Tabuo Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Hikotaro Tajima Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Isamu Morimoto Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Jyunji Sasaki Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Kagajiro Mukai Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Katsunori Tamura Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Makoto Yoshioka, et al. Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Mariano Uyeki Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Masaharu Homma Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Masanori Sugimoto Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Masao Tachibana Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Masatoshi Fujishige, et al. Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Mitsugu Ueda Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Rin Ryu Kin Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Satoru Ono Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Shiyoku Kou Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Takeji Ozawa Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Takeo Nakamura Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Tetsuo Naito Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Tokizo Makita Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Tokujiro Yoshida Tried by Other Authorities

Review of Tsuneo Toyonaga Tried by Other Authorities

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1336

Reviews - Check List 15 December 1947

Reviews - Extras

Sentences Reduced

Tokyo Trial (Defense Document 514)

Tomoyuki Yamashita Case - Dissenting Opinion

Trial and Punishment of Civilian Enemy Internees

Venue

Weekly Reports

Box 9819

201 File: Wayne W. Wright (Lt.)

201 File: Kenneth Shilling (1st Lt.)

201 File: Gordon L. Daily

201 File: Richard F. Igl (Lt.)

201 File: Takeo Sato (Lt.)

201 File: Robert L. White (1st Lt.)

201 File: Irving Eisenstein (2nd Lt.)

201 File: Harold Weil (2nd Lt.)

201 File: Lloyd A. Schneider (1st Lt.)

201 File: Jack S. Bohannon (Lt.)

201 File: Leonard Petkoff (Lt.)

201 File: Ira W. Levitas (Lt.)

201 File: George H. Grier (Capt.)

201 File: John B. Preston (1st Lt.)

201 File: Stephen H. Simes (1st Lt.)

201 File: FNU Marchison (Capt.)

201 File: Harold H. Emmons (Maj.)

201 File: John Dickinson

201 File: Richard R. Wolfrom (1st Lt.)

201 File: Thomas J. Murphy (1st Lt.)

201 File: Sam Rogol (2nd Lt.)

201 File: Clarence J. Hettel (1st Lt.)

201 File: Robert J. Collins (1st Lt.)

201 File: Gilbert Shavenekke (2nd Lt.)

201 File: Aristides George Lazarus (1st Lt.)

201 File: Warren Woods (2nd Lt.)

201 File: James B. Patterson (2nd Lt.)

Circular Number 308 and 326

Circular No. 289, 307, 321

General Orders Number 56, 66-68, 70-80

Message Forms

No Title (3 folders)

Special Orders

Staff Memorandum Number 49-53, 55, 57, 59, 62, 64

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1337

Box 9820

Kitaro Ishida

Laws, Rules, and Regulations Pertaining to Prisoners of War

Military Commission Orders (No. 1 - No. 859) (9 Folders)

Model Record of Trial by General Court Martial

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

Operational Directives

Operational Directives

Petition Not Considered in Review (Case Docket No. 74) [Empty Folder]

Prisoners at Sugamo Prison

Box 9821

HQ 8th Army Military Commission Orders, Nos. 1-770 (8 folders)

HQ 8th Army Military Commission Orders, Nos. 689-770

HQ 8th Army Military Commission Orders, Nos. 771-859 and Index

Box 9822

HQ 8th Army Military Commission Orders, Nos. 732-756 (26 Folders)

Box 9823

Case Docket No. 74

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (Case Completed)

Case Docket No. 290 (3 folders)

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al.

Case Docket No. 290: Military Commission Orders, Nos. 765-770

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al. (Exhibits)

Case Docket No. 291: Kakuzo Iida, et al.

Case Docket No. 337: Seiichi Terada, et al. (2 folders)

Box 9824

Case Docket No. 290: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (4 folders)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 91-145) (5 folders)

Box 9825

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 146 - 244) (6 folders)

Box 9826

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 251)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 253)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 255)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 258)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 260)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 265)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1338

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 273)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 276)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 281)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 287)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 289)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 290)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 295)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 297)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 304)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 307)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 313)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 314)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 318)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 320)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 325)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 327)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 329)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 335)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 337)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 338)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 340)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 347)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 348)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 361)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 363)

Review of Record of Trial (4 Folders)

Box 9827

Carbon Copies of Reviews (5 Folders)

Box 9828

Actions - 1948

MCO’s to War Crimes Administration Division, List of

Military Commission Orders (5 folders)

No Title (2 folders)

Personnel

Property Issue & Turn-In Slip

Reports (Daily-Weekly-Bi-Weekly-Monthly)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate - Kajuro Aihara, et al.

Revision Chart

Rules and Regulations, 1945-1946

Table of Trial Results

Box 9829

Accused Statements - Death Certificates

Actions

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1339

Circulars - Daily Bulletins - Weekly Directive

Daily 0830 Report

Daily Personnel Attendance Report

Military Commission Orders No. 601 - No. 857 (3 Folders)

Monthly Report

No Title

No Title (5 folders)

Notice - Briefs

Personnel Requirements and Personnel Available

Sentence Statistics

Time and Attendance Report [Empty Folder]

Unfinished Compilation of the War Crimes Program (Yokohama, Japan - 1949)

Box 9830

Correction Request for Record of Trial (Form No. 37)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 13 - 40)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 46)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 53 - 78) (3 folders)

Defense Motions (Case Docket No. 80 - 88)

Forms (No. 10, 17, 23)

Forms (No. 6, 44)

Forms (No. 7, 46, 47, 49)

Index

Military Commission Data Sheet (Form No. 8)

Military Commission Data Sheet (Form No. 8)

Military Commission Orders

Military Commission Orders No. 241

No Title

No Title

Reporters Correction Statement (Form No. 38)

Reporters Forms

Box 9831

Forms (No. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 17, 18, 23, 37, 44)

Personal Data Sheet Re Accused

Request for Delivery of Accused for Trial

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 74)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 288)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 290)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 291)

War Crimes Trial Progress Report

Box 9832

Daily Report (3 folders)

Daily Report from Sugamo Prison

Military Commission Orders No. 732, 819-856 (Hq, Eighth Army) (2 Folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1340

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 290)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 291)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 369)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 372)

Box 9833

Case Docket No. 245: Torajiro Urata (Additional Documents)

Correspondence Forwarded to SCAP

Daily Report

Letter Order - Headquarters Sugamo Prison

Memorandums

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

No Title

Rules of Procedure

Rules Re Records of Trial

SCAP Legal Section - Miscellaneous Record and Policy and Conferences

Status of Reviews of Records of Trials (Daily Reports)

War Crimes File

War Crimes Miscellaneous File

War Crimes Miscellaneous File A (Parts 1-2) (2 folders)

War Crimes Miscellaneous File B (Part No. 1)

Box 9834

Adjutant General Publications

Case Docket No. 288: Kajuro Aihara, et al. (2 folders)

Case Docket No. 290

Detention, Interrogation and Trial of Suspected Japanese War Criminals

General Orders No. 56

GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders No. 16-23 (3 Folders)

Information Memorandum (Form No. 16)

Information Memorandum to Court Reporters

No Title (2 folders)

No Title (2 folders)

Public Relations Plan for War Crimes Trials

Regulations Governing the Trials of Accused War Criminals

Rules of Procedure and Outline of Procedure for Trials of Accused War Criminals (2 folders)

Rules of Procedure and Outline of Procedure for Trials of Accused War Criminals

Box 9835

Alphabetical Index of Docket Volumes

Case Docket No. 126

Case Docket No. 13

Case Docket No. 16

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1341

Case Docket No. 23

Case Docket No. 244

Case Docket No. 288

Case Docket No. 318

Case Docket No. 38

Case Docket No. 40

Case Docket No. 42

Case Docket No. 43

Case Docket No. 55

Case Docket No. 69

Case History - WCDD (Case Docket No. 1-368) (4 folders)

Combined Index - Docket Book 1, 2, 3, 4 (Inclusive)

Efficiency Report - Work Sheets

Fiscal Report (Charts & Plans)

General Information & Instructions

Kajuro Aihara, et al.

Military Commission Orders

No Title (4 folders)

Review of the Staff Judge Advocate (Case Docket No. 154)

Sample of War Crimes Division Form

Status of Prisoners

Status of Prisoners - Sugamo

Tabulation of Sentences

Box 9836

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (2 September 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (19 February 1948) 

(4 Folders)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (8 September 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (18 November 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (19 November 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (21 August 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (9 December 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (2 September 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (5 December 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (2 September 1947)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (5 March 1948)

Record of Proceedings of International Military Tribunal for the Far East (17 November 1947)

No Title (2 folders)

Box 9837

GHQ/AFPAC Military Commission Orders No. 26

GHQ/Far East Command Military Commission Orders

Interpreter Branch Daily Report (2 folders)

Miscellaneous

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1342

No Title (2 folders)

Special Orders (3 folders)

Stationary for Absents, Travel Authority, Check Slips

Tabulation of Sentences

Box 9838

Case Docket No. 74: Kingoro Fukuda (Review)

Daily Bulletin 1950

Diary

General Information and Instruction

Historical Reports

Incoming Message, January-March 1948

Judge Advocate Section, War Crimes Division, Civil Employee Position Descriptions

Military Time Sheet

Miscellaneous Correspondence

Mr. Kirk Maddrix General File, Vol. I

Mr. Kirk Maddrix General File, Vol. II

No Title

Officer Miscellaneous

Policy File

Post Action Review Combined List

Report of Check on War Crimes Operating Cost Reports, Administrative Section

Report of Progress of War Crimes Trials, Weekly Report

Special Orders [Empty Folder]

Status of Review of Records of Trials

War Crimes Defense Position Descriptions

Box 9839

Action Request

Historical War Crimes Division

JA Section Position Descriptions (Old)

No Title

No Title (3 folders)

War Crimes Forms

Box 9840

Akira Nomoto, Genichi Munehiro, et al.

Formosan Case (Tokyo)

Fukusaburo Adachi

Goto

Hiroshi Tanaka, et al.

Hisakichi Tokuda

Juso Yamamoto

Katsuyoshi Yasuda, et al.

No Title

No Title (3 folders)

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1343

Reference Material on War Criminals

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 290 (6 folders)

Sakujiro Aramaki, et al.

Seicki Naganuma, et al.

Tsunesuke Tsuda

Box 9841

No Title

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 351

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) (2 folders)

Box 9842

No Title

Narumi Oota, et al.

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 74, 258, 291, 310, 314, 328, 340, 

342, 344, 347, 348, 352, 356, 363, 370

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 244, 307, 372

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 369

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Provost Court

Box 9843

No Title (2 folders)

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 6

Boxes 9843-9865

Yokohama Trial Records [Stenotype Tapes] 

Box 9866

Combined Index to Docket Book 1, 2, 3, 4 (Inclusive)

War Crimes Docket 1-400 (4 folders)

Box 9867

No Title

Yokohama Trial Records [Stenotype Tapes]

Boxes 9868

No Title

Yokohama Trial Records [Stenotype Tapes]

Boxes 9869-9871

Yokohama Trial Records [Stenotype Tapes]

Box 9872

Case Docket Nos. 367, 370

Yokohama Trial Records [Stenotype Tapes]

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1344

Boxes 9873-9879

Yokohama Trial Records [Stenotype Tapes]

Box 9880

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 84, 313

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 181, 182, 184, 187, 192, 195, 199, 

201, 206, 339, 351, 361

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 78, 291, 305, 314, 328, 334

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 78, 314, 328, 347, 350, 352

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 288, 305, 310, 314, 328, 332, 337, 

340, 350, 351, 357

Box 9881

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 30, 78

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 155, 251, 310, 329

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 226, 299, 307, 313, 344, 347

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 328

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 335

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 778, 297, 305

Reporters Receipt for Exhibits and Affidavits

Box 9882

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 131, 182, 201, 225, 241, 266

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 131, 145, 218

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 151, 155, 226, 245, 305, 310, 325, 327

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 197, 288, 305, 337, 346, 351

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph)

Box 9883

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 283, 291, 300, 305, 364

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 328

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) (4 folders)

Box 9884

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 121, 145, 191, 194, 222, 250, 260, 

269, 276, 289

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 121, 175, 182, 198, 204, 217, 221, 

244

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 145, 182, 268, 312, 313, 338

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph)

Box 9885

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) (3 folders)

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 291, et al.

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 120, et al.

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1345

Box 9886

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph)

Box 9887

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 155, 156, 179, 337, 354, 361

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 128, 167, 328

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 132, 179, 189

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 205, 288, 317, 328, 356, 361

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 225, 259, 329, 337, 350

Box 9888

No Title

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 94, 301, 310

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 203, 241, 289, 320, 339

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 269, 305, 346, 350

Box 9889

Kenichi Kondo

No Title (3 folders)

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 186, 216, 223, 230, 235, 239, 265

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 251, 282, 328, 346, 356, 357, 359

Tatsumi Hata

Yukinaga Kimura

Box 9890

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph)

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph)

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 8, 314, 318, 337, 339, 350, 351

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 244, 288

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 220, 221, 237, 244, 250

Box 9891

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph)

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 288, 326, 227

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 225, 251, 259, 292, 301, 384

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 142

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 85, 94, 142, 147, 157, 172, 178, 223

Box 9892

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 154

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket Nos. 28, 31, 32, 45

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 15

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 197

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 190

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 14

Records of the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP), Judge Advocate Section, 

War Crimes Division — Entry 1865: Record of Trial File, 1945-1949
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1346

Box 9893

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 117

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 122

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 122

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 128

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 162

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 173

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 185

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 188

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 230

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 258

Reporters Notebook (Stenograph) - Case Docket No. 310, 328, 353

Records of the Headquarters Southeast Asia Command (SEAC) 

1943-1945

Headquarters Southeast Asia Command (SEAC) was established by Combined Chiefs of Staff 

(CCS) directive, CCS 308/3, August 21, 1943, implementing decision reached at Quadrant 

Conference, Quebec, Canada (August 14-24, 1943). SEAC became operational, November 16, 

1943, with headquarters in New Delhi, India, and was responsible for planning and executing 

operations against Japanese forces in the southeastern Asia area that included Burma, Thailand, 

Malaya, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), and Sumatra. SEAC moved to Kandy, Ceylon, April 15, 1944. 

Pursuant to decisions made at Terminal Conference, Potsdam, Germany (July 16-26, 1945), 

and conveyed in CCS directive to Supreme Commander Southeast Asia, CCS 892/2, July 20, 

1945, as amended July 24, 1945, the area under SEAC expanded, effective September 2, 1945 

(date of the formal Japanese surrender), to include Borneo, Java, Celebes, the western half of 

New Guinea, and that portion of Indo-China lying south of the 16th Parallel. U.S. participation 

in SEAC officially terminated November 1, 1945, leaving SEAC a wholly British command. SEAC 

abolished December 1, 1946, with command functions divided among commanders-in-chief of 

the three services, and a joint service headquarters established under chairmanship of a civilian.

War Diaries October 1943-November 25, 1945 (1966)

Boxes 1-97 location: 290/24/22/06

War Diaries Index (1966A)

Boxes 98-105 location: 290/24/24/06

Administrative File 1944-1945 (1967)

Box 1 location: 290/24/24/07

Phoenix Magazine February-October 1945 (1968)

Box 1 location: 290/24/24/07

Reports to Combined Chief of Staff (1969)

Box 1 location: 290/24/24/07

Records of the Headquarters Southeast Asia Command 1943-1945 — Entry 1969: Reports to Combined Chief of 

Staff
RG 331. Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II 1347

“S” Division War Diary December 1943-December 1945 (1970)

Box 1 location: 290/24/24/07

Miscellaneous Publications 1944-1945 (1971)

Box 1 location: 290/24/24/07

Combined Services Intelligence Staff Report March 26, 1945 (1972)

Box 1 location: 290/24/24/07

Records of the Headquarters Southeast Asia Command 1943-1945 — Entry 1972: Combined Services Intelligence 

Staff Report March 26, 1945
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1348

Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental

Committees, State Department

Record Group 353

Records of the Secretary of State’s Staff Committee 1944-1947

During World War II more than a hundred committees within the State Department dealt 

with numerous problems generated by the war and developed plans and programs for 

the postwar period. In late 1944 the State Department established the Secretary’s Staff 

Committee, giving it the authority to coordinate and direct these activities. By the terms 

of its establishing directive (Departmental Order 1301 of December 20, 1944), the Staff 

Committee replaced both the Policy Committee and the Committee on Postwar Programs, 

and, with the broadest jurisdiction of any departmental group, it became the final review 

and advisory body for foreign policy and international relations. Participation by others was 

by special invitation. The committee was abolished by Departmental Announcement 575 of 

June 18, 1947. 

The records of the committee relate both to the formulation and to the conduct of U.S. 

foreign policy. The committee was concerned with virtually every major aspect of the 

nation’s involvement with international political, economic, and social programs. Of 

particular interest are the records related to the multinational conferences at Yalta, 

Dumbarton Oaks, San Francisco, Potsdam, and Bretton Woods; armistice negotiations and 

postwar relations with former Eastern European belligerents; the surrender of Germany 

and Japan and their subsequent demilitarization, occupation, and economic programs; the 

European Economic Commission; and international monetary and economic arrangements. 

Regular committee members received an agenda and, in many instances, one or more 

subject matter documents in advance of each scheduled meeting. The documents 

were topical staff studies that informed each member of various views within the State 

Department on the subject under consideration. Each document analyzed a topic by 

addressing it as a “Problem,” by making applicable “Recommendations,” and then presenting 

a relevant “Discussion.” The minutes of meetings paraphrase discussions of agenda items 

and of additional unscheduled matters considered urgent business by the committee. After 

the conclusion of a meeting, a Daily (designated “SC/R”), Weekly (“SC/W”), or Monthly 

(“SC/M”) Summary of Action and Directives was issued. These reports summarized 

the committee’s decisions, directives, and recommendations and provided a permanent 

reference for the State Department in formulating policy. 

Several points should be emphasized about the use of the committee’s records. Most of the 

series are arranged chronologically and in numerical sequence. The committee frequently 

held two meetings on the same day, and the minutes of these sessions were consecutively 

numbered. The subject-matter documents were often revised, in which case the original 

identification number was retained and an alphabetical or numerical suffix was assigned. 

(For example, document No. SC-00 might be reissued as SC-00a or SC-00/1). Also, it 

should be noted that there is no index to the minutes of the committee meetings. 

Records of the Secretary of State’s Staff Committee 1944-1947
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1349

There were seventy sessions with related agendas; such sessions were called on short 

notice to consider urgent business. Researchers should exercise caution in using the 

agenda as a topical guide to the business of the committee. Rather, they should consult 

entries in the Index to Documents and Reports on a particular subject, obtain the date on 

which the topic was considered by the Committee from the heading on the first page of the 

specified report, and then refer to the minutes of the meeting for that specific day. 

The records of the committee have been microfilmed as NARA Microfilm Publication M1054 

(0353-A1-370-374, 376-381) 

Roll Subject

1 Index to Staff Committee Documents and Reports Agenda of Staff Committee 

Meetings December 20, 1944-January 18, 1947 

1-2 Staff Committee Documents, Nos. 1-210, December 22, 1944-April 7, 1947 

3-4 Minutes of Staff Committee Meetings, Nos. 1-207 Dec. 20, 1944-Jan. 18, 1947 

4 Summaries of Staff Committee Meetings December 22, 1944-June 21, 1945 

4 Reports to the Secretary on Staff Committee Meetings Feb. 2-March 10, 1945 

4 Daily Summaries of Action and Directives, SC/R Nos. 1-207; Dec. 20, 1944-

January 18, 1947

5 Weekly Summaries of Action and Directives, SC/W Nos. 1-33; January 13- 

October 1, 1945 

5 Monthly Summaries of Action and Directives, SC/M Nos. 1-10; November 1, 1945-

August 1, 1946 

5 Miscellaneous Memorandums, Staff Studies, and Correspondence November 2, 

1944-March 6, 1947

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee

The State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee (SWNCC) was established in December 

1944 to coordinate the common interests of the State, War, and Navy Departments and 

to establish policies for their departments regarding politico-military issues. The SWNCC 

maintained liaison with the Joint Chiefs of Staff in order to obtain military approval for its 

decisions. The SWNCC drafted directives for the control of Japan and coordinated the views 

of its member agencies on policy for presentation by the United States at international 

conferences. From the fall of 1947 until its termination in June 1949, the SWNCC was 

renamed the State-Army-Navy-Air Force Coordinating Committee (SANACC).

Numerical Index of SWNCC Papers December 1944-September 1948 (0353-A1-

485)

Boxes 1-3 location: 250/68/3/04

Alphabetical Index of SWNCC Papers November 1946-October 1948 (0353-A1-

486)

Provides the subject, date, and SWNCC document series number. Arranged alphabetically. 

Boxes 1-3 location: 250/68/3/04.

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee — Entry 486: Aphabetical Index of SWNCC Papers , 1946-

1948
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1350

Cross Reference File of SWNCC Papers and SFE Papers (0353-A1-487)

Box 1 location: 250/68/3/04

List of Decimal Number of SANACC (SWNCC) Master Files (0353-A1-488)

Box 1 location: 250/68/3/04

Index to Incoming Correspondence (Log Book) 1945-1946 (0353-A1-489) 

Box 1 location: 250/68/6/02

Index to Outgoing Correspondence (Log Book) 1945-1947 (0353-A1-490)

Box 1 location: 250/68/6/02

Index to FEC Papers 1945-1947 (0353-A1-491)

Provides the FEC number, subject, corresponding SWNCC number, and revisions. Box 1 

location: 250/68/6/02

Numerical Index to SWNCC Documents 1942-1948 (0353-A1-494)

Provides the date, title, and action taken on the documents. Arranged numerically. Box 1 

location: 250/68/6/02.

SFE Index 1945-1947 (0353-A1-495)

Provides the date, title, and action taken on FEC documents. Arranged by SWNCC number 

of SFE project number. Box 1 location: 250/68/6/02.

Subject Index to SWNC and IPCOG Documents 1942-1946 (0353-A1-496)

Provides the subject, date of SWNCC documents and IPCOG documents. Included are 

memorandums, letters, and studies. Arranged by subject. Box 1 location: 250/68/6/03.

Subject Index to SWNCC Documents 1944-1947 (0353-A1-497)

Maintained by the War Department member of SWNCC this index provides War Department 

file numbers to SWNCC documents. Arranged by subject. Box 1 location: 250/68/6/03.

Card Index to SWNCC Papers 1944-1947 (0353-A1-498)

Provides the subject, Joint Chiefs of Staff paper number, and the distribution. Box 1 

location: 250/68/6/03.

Minutes December 1944-November 1947 (0353-A1-499)

The minutes provide the date, time, place, those present, and a summary of the discussion 

and actions taken at each meeting. Subjects include the whole range of postwar political 

and military matters. Included are discussions of the Allied control machinery for the 

Japanese Empire, war criminals, and restitution. Included are some background letters, 

notes, and documents relating to particular meetings mixed in with the minutes, as well 

as agenda statements. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 121-122 location: 250/68/5/05 

[Microfilmed as T1194].

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee — Entry 499: Minutes, 1944-1947
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1351

Summary of Actions and Decisions 1944-1949 (0353-A1-500)

The summaries provide background and reference information and were prepared by the 

Secretariat. They were provided each member of the committee for quick reference. 

Arranged numerically 1-399. Boxes 2-3 location: 250/68/3/04.

Status Reports “Status of Papers” January 1946-May 1949 (0353-A1-501)

The status reports provide the SWNCC document number, the present status of the 

document, any action taken, and the date. Arranged chronologically. Box 5 location: 

250/68/3/05.

Summary of Policy Decisions on Occupied Area Matters 1946-1947 (0353-A1-502)

The summaries pertain primarily to Far Eastern occupied area matters. They provide policy 

statements and a summary of decisions on various matters. Box 2 location: 250/68/3/04.

SWNCC and SANACC Documents 1944-1949 (0353-A1-503)

Memorandums, drafts, notes, correspondence, position papers, directives, and reports. 

Arranged numerically 1-402. Boxes 6-63 location: 250/68/3/05; Researchers should use 

the microfilmed copy produced by Scholarly Resources.

SWNCC Subject/Roll/Frame 

5 U.S., British, and Allied Policy, Thailand, Jan.-Sept.1945 Roll 1 Frames 439-

628

16 Politico-Military Problems in Far East –Japanese Empire, China, Formosa, 

Korea, January 1945-August 1946 Roll 2 Frames 574-808

21 Unconditional Surrender of Japan (1945), February1945-December1946 

Roll 3 Frames 526-763

35 Allied use of Indo-China Resistance Forces, January1945-February 1946 Roll 

5 Frames 7-255

51 Enemy Nationals in the Far East other then Japanese, March-October 1945 

Roll 7 Frames 6-25

52 Military Government for Japan, March 1945-February 1946 and Japan 

Nuclear and other technological research, Feb. 1945-Aug. 1948 Roll 7 

Frames 26-508

54 U.S. polices and Objectives, Pacific and Far East, March 1945-April 1946 

Roll 7 Frames 525-549

55 Treatment of Hirohito, Emperor of Japan, March 1945-June 1946 Roll 7 

Frames 550-646

57 War Crimes trials, Far East, March 1945-Nov. 1946 Roll 7 Frames 660-994

58 Disarmament of Japan, March 1945-1948 Roll 8 Frames 8-208

59 Territorial adjustments and trusteeship in Japanese Empire, March 1945- 

July 1946 Roll 8 Frames 209-572

60 Allied POWs held by Japan, March-July 1945 Roll 9 Frames 660-994

65 Far Eastern Advisory Commission, Nov. 1944-1945 Roll 9 Frames 7-272

67 Military Government in Manchuria, March-Sept. 1945 Roll 9 Frames 295-335

70 Occupation forces for Japan, March 1945-Sept. 1948 Roll 9 Frames 369-768

76-78 Koreans in Korea Military Government, March 1945 Roll 9 Frames 829-879

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee — Entry 503: SWNCC and SANACC Documents, 1944-1949
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1352

SWNCC Subject/Roll/Frame 

79 Civil Administration in Occupied Korea, March-Oct. 1945 Roll 9 Frames 877-

917

83 Post war Military assistance to China, January 1945-February. 1948 Roll 10 

Frames 53-553

87 Military Government for Japanese Empire, Manchuria, China, French IndoChina, Thailand, April-Sept. 1945 Roll 10 Frames 623-688

89 General Orders on Japan’s Surrender or Collapse, April-October 1945 Roll 

10 Frames 689-707

90 Post-Surrender political structure of Occupied Japan, April 1945 Roll 10 

Frames 708-723

93 Post-War Disarmament of Japanese Empire, April 1945 Roll 10 Frames 905-

916

94 Post-War heavy industries of Japanese Empire, April 1945 Roll10 Frames 

917-928

101 Temporary International Authority in Korea, April-October 1945 Roll 11 

Frames 344-418

107 Post-Surrender Relief in Japanese Empire, April-November 1945 Roll 11 

Frames 522-575

109 U.S. Policy regarding Thailand (Siam) April, 1945-June 1946 Roll 11 Frames 

631-709

110 U.S. Occupation of Pacific Islands of uncertain legal status, April-Sept 1945 

Roll 11 Frames 710-834

111 Allied Occupation of Hong Kong, April-Sept. 1945 Roll 11 Frames 835-894

112 U.S. Occupation of Macao, April-December 1945 Roll 11 Frames 895-938

115 Use of Koreans in war Effort, April-June 1945 Roll 12 Frames 263-295

130 Reparations in Kind from Japan, April-May 1945 Roll 13 Frames 206-219

142 Use of Pro-Allied Japanese in Psychological warfare against Japanese 

militarism, April-December 1945 Roll 14 Frames 10-50

147 OWI political leaflets for Thailand, June 1945 Roll 14 Frames 157-179

149 Immediate demand for unconditional surrender of Japan, June-August 1945 

Roll 14 Frames 217-248

150 Post-surrender policy for Japan, June 1945-July 1947 Roll 14 Frames 251-

691

154 Proposed warning to Japanese regarding the treatment of Allied POWs and 

civilian internees, June-August 1945 Roll 14 Frames 846-890

164 Relief supplies for Allied Nationals held in Japanese territory, July-Sept. 

1945 Roll 14 Frames 1377-1406

168 Ransom offer for U.S. prisoners held by the Japanese, July-August 1945 Roll 

15 Frames 140-160

175 Proposed Chinese Communist participation in Japanese Surrender, Aug. 

1945 Roll 15 Frames 421-441

176 Korea Occupation directives and Policies, August 1945-March 1949 Roll 15 

Frames 443-1416

177 U.S. participation in SEAC after end of Japanese resistance, August 1945- 

January 1946 Roll 16 Frames 1-60

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee — Entry 503: SWNCC and SANACC Documents, 1944-1949
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1353

SWNCC Subject/Roll/Frame 

186 Disposal of Japanese combat vessels among the Four Powers, September 

1945-May 1948 Roll 16 Frames 561-1063

191 Government structures for Pacific Islands, September 1945-February 1948 

Roll 16 Frames 1265-1280

192 Criminal and Civil jurisdiction over Allied nationals in occupied Japan, 

September 1945-August 1946 Roll 16 Frames 1282-1344

203 Inter-Allied Procedure on Japanese Reparations Policy, October 1945- 

January 1946 Roll 17 Frames 507-528

205 Reparation of Displaced persons in Japan, October 1945-July 1947 Roll 17 

Frames 1214-1353

209 Treatment of the political and religious institutions of the Emperor of Japan, 

October 1945-April 1946 Roll 18 Frames 1132-1183

211 War Crimes trials responsibilities in India, China, and Southeast Asia, 

October 1945-May 1948 Roll 18 Frames 1220-1353

216 Coordinated investigation and exploitation of Japanese technology, October 

1945-1949 Roll 19 Frames 174-342 

220 Chinese troops for reoccupation of Manchuria, November 1945-January 

1946 Roll 19 Frames 884-893

221 Repatriations of Japanese and others from Japanese mandated Pacific 

islands, November 1945-April 1946 Roll 19 Frames 895-985

224 U.S. policy towards China and Manchuria, November 1945-January 1946 

Roll 19 Frames 1051-1081

227 Restitution of property sized in Japan from Allied Nationals, November 

1945-June 1949 Roll 20 Frames1-721

228 Constitutional reforms in Japan, November 1945-April 1947 Roll 20 Frames 

723-1140

231 Political demonstrations in Japan for Java and Indo-China independence, 

November-December 1945 Roll 20 Frames 1199-1290

232 Police and national defense forces for Korea, December 1945-August 1946 

Roll 20 Frames 1211-1268

236 Reparations policies and programs for Japan, December 1945-August 1946 

Roll 21 Frames 1-892

239 U.S. Military airlines operations in Korea, December 1945-1947 Roll 22 

Frames 142-204

249 Future political status of Pacific Islands, January-February 1946 Roll 22 

Frames 1122-1133

250 Obligations incurred by wartime internees in Japanese camps in Philippines 

Islands, January 1946-April 1948 Roll 22 Frames 1135-1366

256 Allied council for Japan, January-March 1946 Roll 23 Frames 953-983

258 Repatriations of Japanese civilians from China and elsewhere, JanuaryAugust 1946 Roll 24 Frames 1-127

265 Disposal of Japanese property in Korea, February 1946-1947 Roll 24 Frames 

702-79

284 Money settlements due to repatriated Japanese, November 1945-February 

1948 Roll 25 Frames 601-689

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee — Entry 503: SWNCC and SANACC Documents, 1944-1949
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1354

SWNCC Subject/Roll/Frame 

302 Reduction and control of Japanese war potential, May 1946-August 1948 

Roll 26 Frames 168-429

310 War booty and reparation claims against Japan, June 1946-November 1947 

Roll 26 Frames 1176-1230

318 Consular establishments in U.S. zone of Korea, July-October 1946 Roll 27 

Frames 157-202

329 Restitution and dispositions of puppet government assets in Japan, October 

1946-May 1948 Roll 28 Frames 1-72

347 Disposition of property of convicted Japanese War criminals and fines 

collected, September 1946-August 1947 Roll 29 Frames 138-210

348 Policy for interchange of persons between Japan and other countries, 

December 1946-November 1948 Roll 29 Frames 213-341 

349 U.S. Embassy coordination of American Activities in China, January-April 

1947 Roll 29 Frames 344-376

350 Public release of Far Eastern commission reports and policy decisions, 

February-April 1947 Roll 29 Frames 379-441

351 USSR prosecutors’ interrogation of certain Japanese, February 1947- March 

1948 Roll 29 Frame 444

352 Civil rights and liabilities of U.S. citizens and others in occupied Japan, 

Korea, March 1947-April 1948 Roll 29 Frames 447-544

353 Utilization of convertible assets in Japan, March-July 1947 Roll 29 Frames 

547-626

357 Property of Allied Nationals in Japan, March 1947-August 1948 Roll 29 

Frames 833-964

365 U.S. Navy’s interim Government for former Japanese mandated islands, 

April-May 1947 Roll 31 Frames 80-92

369 Treatment of Japanese domestic and foreign patents, May 1947-September 

1948 Roll 31 Frames 278-426

376 Military government treatment of Korea workers’ Organizations, JuneSeptember 1947 Roll 31 Frames 755-810

378 Disposition of assets in Japan of certain Japanese business institutions 

operating abroad, June 1947-1948 Roll 31 Frames 871-1049

384 Economic recovery of Japan, Oct. 1947-Dec. 1948 Roll 32 Frames 149-221

385 Replacement of cultural objects seized by Japan, October 1947-December 

1948 Roll 32 Frames 224-279

402 Prevention and prosecution of international crimes, May- June 1949 Roll 32 

Frames 1349-1435

Decimal File 1944-1949 (0353-A1-504)

Arranged by the War Department Decimal Filing Scheme. Boxes 64-77 location: 

250/68/4/06 [Microfilmed as NARA Microfilm Publication M1195.]

Decimal Subject

000.5 War Crimes, Commission 1945-1946

000.5 War Crimes, Japan 1945

Records of the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee — Entry 504: Decimal File, 1944-1949
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1355

Decimal Subject

000.5 War Crimes, Miscellaneous 1945-1946

091 Japan 1945-1948

151 War Claims-Japanese 1945

250.1 Mistreatment of Prisoners of War 1945

314.8 Archives, Captured Enemy 1945-1946

381 Biological Warfare 1946

383.6 Prisoners of War, U.S. 1945

384.1 Surrender Terms, Japan 1945-1946

384.1 Unconditional Surrender Terms, Legal Aspects 1945

JCS Memoranda for SWNCC January 1946-May 1947 (0353-A1-505)

The memorandums cover such topics as war criminals, access to Japanese technical and 

scientific information, and occupation policies. Arranged numerically SM 4895-SM8179. Box 

117 location: 250/68/5/04.

JCS Directives to Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers August 14, 1945-May 

12, 1949 (0353-A1-508)

The directives cover such topics as the instruments for the surrender of Japan, trial of war 

criminals, and U.S. post-surrender policy. Arranged numerically 1-104. Box 116 location: 

250/68/5/04. 

Catalog of Directives to the Japanese Government October 31, 1947 (0353-A1-

509)

Provides the document number, date, and subject. Box 116 location: 250/68/5/04.

General Records (Miscellaneous Records) 1943-1949 (0353-A1-510)

Reports, telegrams, charts, memorandums, press releases, background paper, 

correspondence, and terms of reference relating to a variety of SWNCC matters. Included 

is information on the trial of Tojo and his cabinet, access to technical and scientific 

information, war crimes, occupation policies, psychological warfare, and unconditional 

surrender. Arranged by subject. Boxes 118-130 location: 250/68/5/05.

Agenda February 5, 1945-March 17, 1947 (0353-A1-512)

Box 109 location: 250/68/5/03

Subcommittee Records

Subcommittee for the Far East

In order to avoid belated and piecemeal handling of the Far East situation SWNCC 

established a subcommittee to deal with problems concerning the Far East. The 

subcommittee proposed a U.S. perspective on surrender terms for Japan, the disposition of 

territories occupied by the enemy, the military administration of civil affairs in the Far East, 

and other collateral matters. The subcommittee coordinated its studies of these problems 

with interested departments especially with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Eugene H. Dooman of 

Subcommittee Records, Subcommittee for the Far East — Entry 512: Agenda, 1945-1947
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1356

the Department of State was chairman, and Rear Adm. Harold C. Train, Maj. Gen. George 

V. Strong, and Maj. Gen. John H. Hilldring were committee members. The subcommittee 

actively prepared decisions on current problems for SWNCC and drafted policy statements 

for introduction to the Far Eastern Commission and for the guidance of occupation 

commanders.

Documents 1945-1948 (0353-A1-514)

Reports, studies, memorandums, correspondence, drafts, and notes relating primarily to 

SWNCC numbered documents. Subjects covered include the occupation of Japan, Formosa, 

war crimes, surrender terms, disarmament, the post-surrender military government in 

Japan, treatment of the Emperor, Manchuria, and reparations policy. Arranged numerically 

SFE Nos. 100-203. A detailed listing is available. Microfilmed as T1205 14 rolls. Boxes 78-

89 location: 250/68/5/01 [Microfilmed as T1205 14 rolls].

SFE Subject

105 Prisoners, American 1945

106 War Crimes, Japan 1945-1946

107 Surrender Terms, Japan 1945

117 Archives, Captured Enemy 1945-1946

123 Disposal of War Material 1945-1947

126 Treatment of the Person of Hirohito, Emperor of Japan 1945

132 War Claims 1945

133 Disposal of War Material 1945

137 War Claims 1945-1946

141 Treatment of the Institution of the Emperor of Japan 1946

143 War Crimes (Criminals) 1945-1946

153 Disposal of Japanese Property in Korea 1946-1947

157 Japanese Reparations Policy 1945

162 War Claims and Reparations 1945-1946

169 Captured Japanese Equipment 1946

175 Relations between SWNCC and the Far Eastern Commission 1946

181 Instructions to the U.S. Representatives on the Far Eastern Commission 

and the Allied Council for Japan 1946

182 Report on the Mission on Japanese Combines 1946-1947

188 Interrogation of Certain Japanese by Russian Prosecutor 1946-1947

191 Utilization of Convertible Assets in Japan 1947

193 Puppet Government Assets in Japan 1947

197 Treatment of United Nations’ Property in Japan 1947

198 Disposition of Assets in Japan of Certain Institutions 1947-1948

200 Treatment of Japanese Domestic and Foreign Patents 1947-1948

202 Replacement of Cultural Objects (Japan) 1948

Minutes February 5, 1945-December 22, 1947 (0353-A1-515)

Provides the date, time, place, and those present at each meeting, and a summary of the 

discussion and the action taken. Subjects discussed include war crimes, post-surrender 

policy toward Japan, problems of occupation, the position of the Emperor, and reparations. 

Subcommittee Records, Subcommittee for the Far East — Entry 515: Minutes, 1945-1947
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1357

Included are some verbatim transcripts, some agenda, and some revisions to the minutes, 

plus some hand written notes on the meetings. Arranged chronologically. Box 110 location: 

250/68/5/03 [Microfilmed as T1198.]

General Records 1945-1948 (0353-A1-516)

Reports, memorandums, drafts, and notes. Included is a complete set of SWNC papers on 

Japan relating to political and military problems; papers of the SWNCC sub-committee on 

the Foreign Policy Information Korea; and country reports on Korea, Indochina, Thailand, 

the Philippines, and Japan. Arranged by subject. Box 109 location: 250/68/5/03.

Administrative Records 1945-1947 (0353-A1-517)

Box 111 location: 250/68/5/04

Status of SANACC Papers April 10, 1945-December 19, 1947 (0353-A1-518)

Circulated by the Secretariat at the beginning of each month, these status reports 

attempted to show the progress of various papers. Arranged chronologically. Box 112 

location: 250/68/5/04.

Active Papers April 7, 1945-September 27, 1945 (0353-A1-519)

Reports, memorandums, and background material on SWNCC documents. Copies of the 

documents are often included. Arranged numerically 5-9. Box 112 location: 250/68/5/04.

Subcommittee on the Pacific Far East (PFESC)

The subcommittee was set up to anticipate political and military problems in the overall area 

of the Far East and to coordinate the activities of government agencies.

Documents 1945-1946 (0353-A1-522)

Telegrams, memorandums, drafts, reports pertaining to such topics as the unconditional 

surrender for Japan and political and military problems in the Far East. Arranged by subject 

and project number. Boxes 131-132 location: 250/68/5/06.

Minutes February 7, 1945-March 30, 1945 (0353-A1-523)

Provides the time, date, place, those present, and a summary of the discussion and the 

action taken. Included are discussions on war criminals. Arranged chronologically. Box 132 

location: 250/68/5/07. 

Reference File May 4, 1945-June 16, 1945 (0353-A1-524)

Memorandums, telegrams, reports relating to such topics as United Nations prisoners of 

war held by Japan, the military occupation of the Japanese Empire, basic directives for 

the pre-surrender military government of Formosa, and U.S. policy regarding Thailand 

and Manchuria. Arranged by subject and SWNCC document number. Box 132 location: 

250/68/5/07.

Subcommittee on the Pacific Far East — Entry 524: Reference File, 1945
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1358

Records of the Division of World Trade Intelligence and its 

Successor, Division of Economic Security Controls 

On July 17, 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a Presidential Proclamation that 

instructed the Secretary of State, acting in conjunction with the Secretary of the Treasury, 

the Attorney General, the Secretary of Commerce, the Administrator of Export Controls, 

and the Coordinator of Commercial and Cultural Relations Between the American Republics, 

to prepare an appropriate list of persons and firms working with or for Axis nations and 

persons to whom exports from the United States were deemed detrimental to the interests 

of national defense. As a result of this order the Secretary of State established on July 21, 

1941, the Division of World Trade Intelligence to handle State Department responsibilities 

pertaining to the “Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals.” The Division was at first 

under the direct supervision of Assistant Secretary Dean Acheson but later became part of 

the Board of Economic Operations and successor economic offices. On March 1, 1945, it 

was renamed the Division of Economic Security Controls and as such became a part of the 

Office of Economic Security Policy on October 20 of that year. 

The Division of World Trade Intelligence prepared the original “Proclaimed List of Certain 

Blocked Nationals” and maintained its various supplements and revisions from 1941 to 

1946. The lists named persons and companies, residing in areas outside of enemy control, 

who directly or indirectly rendered substantial aid to the enemy war machine. Those listed 

were denied the privilege of trading with the United States.

After the victories in Europe and the Pacific, the list was reduced to a “hard core” of the 

worst offenders. With the concurrence of the Departments of the Treasury, Justice, and 

Commerce, the Department of State announced the withdrawal of the “Proclaimed List,” also 

known as the “American Black List,” effective July 8, 1946.

Record Set of the “Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals” 1941-1946 

(0353-A1-36)

Record set of “Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals,” July 17, 1941; the seven 

supplements to the list, July 28, 1941-January 14, 1942; Revisions I through X of the list, 

February 7, 1942-December 20, 1945; the supplements to each Revision; and the notice 

of the list’s withdrawal, July 8, 1946. As additions to and deletions from the list required 

continual changes in its composition, supplements to the original list, revisions of it, and 

supplements to these revisions proved necessary. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 1-2 

location: 250/67/30/07. 

“Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals” Case Files 1941-1948 (0353-A1-

36A)

Boxes 1-16 location: 250/67/30/04 

British Statutory List 1940-1946 (0353-A1-37)

File copies of the various amended versions of the British Statutory List, issued pursuant to 

the Trading with the Enemy Order through the Board of Trade, Amendment No. 9 for 1940 

(August 3) through Amendment No. 16 for 1946 (June 11), plus the Revocation of the List, 

Division of World Trade Intelligence, Division of Economic Security Controls — Entry 37: British Statutory List, 

1940-1946
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1359

July 6, 1946. The British Statutory List was very similar to the American “Proclaimed List,” 

in that it published the names of persons and firms in areas outside of enemy control who 

had in some way rendered significant aid to the enemy war machine, and that those listed 

were proscribed from trading with the British Empire. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 2-3 

location: 250/67/30/07. 

British War Trade Lists 1941-1944 (0353-A1-38) 

File copies of the War Trade Lists Nos. 6-18, June 1, 1941-November 1, 1944, and of the 

Advice Notes that supplemented the Lists, 1941-1945. The British War Trade Lists, issued 

by the Ministry of Economic Warfare, differed from the British Statutory List in that they 

contained all the information included in the latter, as well as the names on the British 

Black List and Ships War Trade Lists. The War Trade Lists were thus more comprehensive 

than the Statutory List, and were considered confidential, whereas the Statutory List was 

published. With the cessation of the British Black List on May 26, 1945, the War Trade List 

no longer differed significantly from the Statutory List, and a notice that no further Advice 

Notes would be forthcoming was issued on June 23, 1945. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 

4-6 location: 250/67/30/07. 

British MEW “G” List 1941-1943 (0353-A1-39) 

File copies of the British Ministry of Economic War (MEW) “G” List, Nos. 4-10, September 

1, 1941-March 1, 1943, with supplements to the list. The main purpose of the British 

MEW “G” List was to indicate to censorship, import, export, contraband, and other controls 

transactions whether a name on the list required special watching. A Ships “G” List formed 

an annex to this list and its supplements. The MEW, which issued both the MEW “G” List 

and the Ships “G” List, announced on May 31, 1943 that it was discontinuing the lists 

because developments in economic warfare had rendered them less useful. Arranged 

chronologically. Boxes 6-7 location: 250/67/30/07.

Canadian Lists of Specified Persons 1940-1945 (0353-A1-40)

File copies of the Consolidations of the Lists of Specified Persons, 1940-1945, and of 

Revisions Nos. 9-62 of the lists, March 24, 1941-November 29, 1945. The Lists of 

Specified Persons contained the names of all persons residing or carrying on business 

in neutral countries with whom persons in Canada were prohibited from trading under 

the Consolidated Regulations Respecting Trading with the Enemy, 1939. Arranged 

chronologically. Boxes 7-8 location: 250/67/30/07. 

Proclaimed Lists of Various Countries 1941-1944 (0353-A1-41)

File copies of individual editions of the Proclaimed Lists of Australia, the Netherlands, 

Venezuela, El Salvador, Chile, France, and Brazil. Unarranged. Box 8 location: 250/67/30/07. 

Miscellaneous Materials Relating to Black Lists 1941-1945 (0353-A1-42)

Lists compiled by the British Ministry of Economic Warfare of undesirable or suspect 

seamen, 1943-1945; a copy of The Federal Register, Vol. 8, No. 12, containing regulations 

governing the allocation of various scarce materials; and lists of Latin American firms that 

were aiding or had dealt with the enemy, prepared by the Treasury Department in July 

1941. Unarranged. Box 8 location: 250/67/30/07.

Division of World Trade Intelligence, Division of Economic Security Controls — Entry 42: Miscellaneous Materials 

Relating to Black Lists, 1941-1945
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1360

Materials Relating to Distribution of the Proclaimed List 1941-1946 (0353-A1-44)

Lists of those to whom the Proclaimed List was sent, instructions to recipients for 

reporting on persons and firms whose names should be considered for inclusion in the list, 

examples of such reports, requests for copies of the list, and memorandums relating to list 

distribution. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 9-10 location: 250/67/30/07. 

Case Files 1941-1946 (0353-A1-45)

The case files consist of summaries of the information available on individuals and firms 

being considered for inclusion in the Proclaimed List and of the decisions made in each case. 

Arranged by the list, supplement, revision, or supplement to the revision under which the 

case was considered; thereunder chronologically; thereunder alphabetically by country; and 

thereunder alphabetically by surname or firm name. Boxes 10-61 location: 250/67/31/01. 

Records of Actions taken by the Proclaimed List Committee 1941-1946 (0353-A1-

46) 

Records of the actions taken by the Proclaimed List Committee with regard to each case that it 

considered. The records consist of lists of individuals and firms whose names were to be added 

to, deleted from, or subsequently considered (action pending) for inclusion in the Proclaimed 

List. Arranged by the list, supplement, revision, or supplement to the revision under which the 

case was considered; thereunder chronologically; thereunder alphabetically by country; and 

thereunder alphabetically by surname or firm name. Boxes 62-65 location: 250/67/32/01. 

Memoranda for the Committee 1941-1946 (0353-A1-47) 

These materials primarily consist of memorandums detailing special circumstances affecting 

the cases of individuals and firms whose names were considered for inclusion in the 

Proclaimed List, its supplements, revisions, and supplements to revisions; procedures to 

be followed in compiling revisions and supplements; instructions on reporting information 

regarding cases before the Proclaimed List Committee; and other matters relating to the 

committee’s work. Arranged chronologically and thereunder alphabetically by country. 

Boxes 66-69 location: 250/67/32/02. 

Working Papers Relating to the “Hard Core” List 1945-1946 (0353-A1-48) 

These materials consist of memorandums setting forth the principles for inclusion of the 

names of individuals or firms whose activities had placed them among the “hard core” of 

enemy sympathizers or supporters in their countries of residence on the later revisions and 

revision supplements of the Proclaimed List, and of lists of names of those who qualify, do 

not qualify, or required further investigation before a decision could be made, for the “hard 

core” list. Some arranged chronologically, some alphabetically by country. Boxes 69-72 

location: 250/67/32/02. 

Miscellaneous Reports 1941-1946 (0353-A1-49) 

These materials consist of press releases relative to the activities of the Division of World 

Trade Intelligence, 1943-1946; recommendations for actions in cases under consideration 

by the Proclaimed List Committee; miscellaneous instructions and procedures; and notes on 

indexing. Some arranged chronologically, some alphabetically; others unarranged. Boxes 

73-74 location: 250/67/32/03. 

Division of World Trade Intelligence, Division of Economic Security Controls — Entry 49: Miscellaneous Reports, 

1941-1946
RG 353. Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, State Department 1361

Index to Lists of Blocked Nationals 1941-1946 (0353-A1-50) 

The card file consists of 5” x 8” index card containing names, addresses, information as to 

why the name was on the list, and references to related names and/or cases. Arranged 

alphabetically by country, thereunder alphabetically by surname or firm name, with 

subdivisions for names deleted from the list,and names on the British Statutory List but not 

on the Proclaimed List. Boxes 1-21 location: 250/67/32/03. 

Division of World Trade Intelligence, Division of Economic Security Controls — Entry 50: Index to Lists of Blocked 

Nationals, 1941-1946
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1362

Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General

Record Group 389

The Office of the Provost Marshal General (OPMG) was established in July 1941 and given 

the responsibility for the surveillance, investigation, and internment of aliens and suspected 

subversives. It supervised the security clearance of employees in military installations 

and war plants, supervised the use of troops in domestic disturbances, oversaw the 

investigations of crimes involving military personnel, and the apprehension of persons 

suspected of such crimes. It also controlled the internment of prisoners of war in the United 

States and their supervision and had general policy direction over the organization, training, 

and operations of the Corps of Military Police, the Security Intelligence Corps, and (in part) 

the Counterintelligence Corps, and over the training of personnel for civil affairs duties in 

occupied and liberated areas. 

General Records

Records of the Administrative Division

Security-Classified General Correspondence, 1941-1962 (0389-A1-433A)

At the beginning of the 1941-1945 subseries there is an alphabetically arranged subject 

index to the contents of the decimal classifications. At the end of the decimal classifications 

is a collection of project (subject) files, arranged alphabetically by title or subject, with 

larger files thereunder arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification 

Scheme. Arranged by time periods: (1941-1945, 1946-1947, 1948, 1949-1950, 1951-

1952) or yearly (1953-1962); and thereunder according to the War Department Decimal 

Classification Scheme.

1941-1945 Boxes 50-163 location: 290/33/15/1

1946-1947 Boxes 164-174 location: 290/33/17/3

General Correspondence 1941-1962 (0389-A1-434A)

The 1941-1945 subseries also includes an alphabetically arranged subject index to the 

contents of the decimal classifications at the beginning of the subseries. Significant 

documentation is located among the project (subject) files at the end of the subseries. 

The project files are quite extensive, organized by type or level of army organization 

or by subject, and thereunder according to the War Department Decimal Classification 

Scheme. Arranged by time periods: (1941-1945, 1946-1947, 1948, 1949-1950, 1951-

1952) or yearly (1953-1962); and thereunder according to the War Department Decimal 

Classification Scheme.

1941-1945 Boxes 223-428 location: 290/33/18/04

1946-1947 Boxes 429-442 location: 290/33/22/04

General Records, Administrative Division — Entry 434A: General Correspondence, 1941-1962
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1363

Subject Correspondence File Relating to the Care and Treatment of American 

Prisoners of War Interned by the Enemy and Enemy Prisoners of War Interned in 

the United States, 1943-1945 (0389-A1-435)

Included in the last box is a folder entitled “War Criminals” that contains information on war 

criminals and war crimes. Boxes 1-8 location: 290/33/30/02.

Records Relating to the Participation of the Provost Marshal General in the 

Preparation of Geneva Conventions, 1946-1949 (0389-A1-437)

Boxes 669-679 location: 290/33/30/04

Historical File, 1941-1958 (0389-A1-439A)

Boxes 1-53 location: 290/33/31/02

Box Subject

2 American POWs Interned by Japanese, Reports

5 Deceased Enemy Prisoners of War Interred in U.S.

5 Deceased Personnel While Confined in Japanese War Camps

5 WW II Deceased Enemy POWs Interred in U.S.

6 Deceased Enemy Prisoners of War Interred in U.S., Supplement, 11 Oct 54

6 WW II Enemy Prisoners of War Deceased in Theaters of Operations, Sec. I 

Japanese (5965)

6 WW II Enemy Prisoners of War Deceased in Theaters of Operations, Sec III 

Japanese, Italians, and Germans

7 Disposition of Enemy Prisoner of War Property

7 Disposition of Prisoner of War Records and Prisoner of War Claims, WW II

7 Draft Material - SOP for Operations of An Enemy POW Information Bureau

7 Draft SOP (Standing Operating Procedure) for Control of POWs

10 Geneva Conventions - Analysis of Convention Relative to Treatment of POWs, 

August 12, 1949

10 G.C. - Analysis of Convention (Civilians)

10 G.C. - Background Papers for Convention of War Victims

10 G.C. - Copy, August 12, 1949

11 G.C. - Analysis of Convention for Amelioration of Condition of Wounded, Sick and 

Shipwrecked Members of Armed Forces at Sea (1907)

11 G.C. - Convention for Amelioration of Condition of Wounded, Sick and 

Shipwrecked Members of Armed Forces at Sea (Hague Convention, 1907)

11 G.C. - Convention for Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in 

Armed Forces in the Field

11 G.C. - Hague Conventions, 1907

11 G.C. - Geneva Conventions, 1929

11 G.C. - Geneva Conventions, 1949

11 G.C. - Geneva Conventions, 1949 (Congressional Record)

12 G.C. - Background Papers (1955)

12 G.C. - Analysis of Conventions for Treatment of POWs (1955)

12 G.C. - Hague Convention

13 Corps of Military Police, Histories

General Records, Administrative Division — Entry 439A: Historical File, 1941-1958
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1364

Box Subject

13 Dept. of the Army Staff Organization, PMG

13 Historical Monographs

14 Histories - Comments by Historical Division, ASF

14 International Agreements Relating to POWs (Historical Background)

14 Military Government Training, History

14 Prisoner of War Information Bureau, History

20 Japanese Organizations in the U.S.

20 Japanese Program, History

23 Prisoner of War Information Bureau, American Section - Survey

24 Military Police Board, History (1942-45)

25 Military Police Division, Directives

25 Military police Division, PMGO – Monograph

25 Military Police Division, PMGO - Monograph, Supplement

25 Permanent Corps of Military Police

25 Policy Book w/ Emergency Plan White and Other Emergency Plans

27 Treatment of POWs, WW II, History

29 OPMG Office, 1941-1942

29 PMGO History, July 31, 1941 - December 1, 1942

29 Prisoner of War Operations Branch Materials

30 Establishment of PMGO and Corps of Military Police

30 OPMG, WW II, History

30 PMG History, July 31, 1941 - 

31 Prisoner of War Camp Layouts and Facilities, Photographs

33 Prisoner of War Camps in Japan and Japanese Controlled Areas

33 Prisoner of War Camps in Areas Other Than the 4 Principal Islands of Japan

33 Prisoner of War and Civilian Internee Publications

34 Directory of Personnel in P/W Operations

34 Prisoner of War Division Directives, 1943

34 Prisoner of War Division History, 1943

34 Regulations Governing POWs, 1943-44

35 Prisoner of War Division Circulars

35 Prisoner of War Division History, January 1944 to - October 1945

35 Prisoner of War Division Regulations

36 Prisoner of War Operations - Monograph

36-37 Prisoner of War Operations, Vols. I-III

38 Prisoner of War Operations, Background Material

38 Prisoner of War Policies Not Covered in Regulations, #1

38 Supplement of Prisoner of War Operations

39 Prisoner of War Policies Not Covered in Regulations, #2-#4 (3 folders)

41 Re-Education of POWs, Japanese

41 POWs, Special Regulations, Circulars, Bulletins, and Memorandums

41 Prisoner of War Regulations

41 Prisoner of War Utilization in U.S., Background Data

41 Re-Education of Enemy POWs (Ft. Eustis Project)

41-43 Army Service Forces Progress Reports, Administration, 1943-1946

General Records, Administrative Division — Entry 439A: Historical File, 1941-1958
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1365

Box Subject

43 Provost Marshal Department in China-Burma-India Theater

44 Prisoner of War Bulletins Published by American Red Cross

44 Red Cross Publications

48 Army Service Forces Organization

50 7th Infantry Division, Japan, 1949, Historical Brief

50 Enemy Prisoner of War Information Bureau, SOP (1955)

50 Enemy Prisoner of War Information Bureau, SOP (ca. 1950’s)

50 Services of Supply Manual (1943)

50 SOPs, Draft Material

51 Enemy Prisoner of War Information Bureau, 1946

51 Enemy Prisoner of War Information Bureau, Camp Holabird, MD, 1949

51 Prisoner of War Command, SOP

51 U.S. Army Prisoner of War Information Center, SOP

51 U.S. Civilian Internee Information Bureau, SOP

51 U.S. Prisoner of War Information Bureau, Draft Material

51 U.S. Prisoner of War Information Bureau, SOP

52 Standardization of Prisoner of War Procedures

52 Survey of Prisoner of War Division, 17 July 43

52 Statistics, WW II and Korea, re: POWs

52-53 Surveys of OTPMG, WW II

Records of the Military Government Division 

The Military Government Division was established in August 1942 and had staff 

responsibility for the selection and training of qualified civilians for direct commissions and 

of military personnel for duty as civil affairs officers. It operated the School for Military 

Government and civil affairs training programs at civilian institutions of higher learning. The 

actual administration of civil affairs was carried out by the Civil Affairs Division of the War 

Department General Staff, but the Military Government Division maintained close liaison 

with that Division and with the Military Training Division of Headquarters Army Service 

Forces, the Navy Department, and the American Council of Learned Societies. 

Decimal Correspondence File, 1942-1946 (0389-A1-441A)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme, with a collection 

of alphabetically arranged project (subject) files at the end of the series. Boxes 680-709 

location: 290/33/33/4.

Publications and Background Papers Relating to Civil Affairs and Military 

Government in Occupied Areas 1942-1946 (0389-A1-443)

Guides, histories, handbooks, reports, studies, and other records, some of which were 

published, relating to the control of civil affairs and implementation of military government 

in Germany and other occupied and liberated areas. Included are bibliographies on various 

subjects, intelligence summaries of occupied areas, civil affairs handbooks on foreign 

countries, histories of the occupied countries, and a five-volume history of the military 

government training experience in World War II. The records are arranged in two subseries, 

Military Government Division — Entry 443: Papers Relating to Civil Affairs and Military Government in Occupied 

Areas, 1942-1946
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1366

the first of which is arranged numerically and the second alphabetically by subject. Within 

the numerical arrangement there is background information on military government 

planning for Japan and other countries. The subject subseries contains considerable 

information relating to civil affairs planning for specific countries (filed alphabetically by 

name under the general subject heading “Countries”). The information for each country 

varies from general economic and administrative data to very specific subjects. There are 

extensive collections of background materials for Germany, Italy, and Japan, pertaining 

to all manner of civil affairs interests (e.g., labor, finance, transportation, public health, 

regional administration, political organization). 

Boxes 840-884 location: 290/34/1/07 (“Japan” is in Boxes 868-876)

Boxes 1-4 location: 290/34/2/06

Box Subject

869 Communications, Geographical Aids, Bank Accounting location: 290/34/02/04

870 Government and Administration, Civil Affairs Handbooks location: 290/34/02/04

871 Military Intelligence Division. Japanese Infantry Weapons, December 31, 1947 

871 Official Journal of the Japanese Military Administration, Vol.1-4, March 21, 1942 

871 Psychology of the Japanese Soldier, 1934-1935

871 Translation from Japanese of Army Court Martial Law, April 25, 1921, Revisions: 

1941, 1942, and 1945 location: 290/34/02/04

871 War Department Technical Manual: Handbook on Japanese Military Forces, 

September 15, 1944

872 Office of Strategic Services Research and Analysis Branch: Japanese War Production 

Industry under Military Government, 1942

872 Report on Organization of Japanese Government, Vol. 1 and 2, 1946 location: 

290/34/02/04

875 Rationing and Price Control, Aeronautical Charts and Pictures location: 

290/34/02/05

876 Relief and Rehabilitation location: 290/34/02/05

Records of the Military Police Division

Records of the Doctrine and Enforcement Branch

Reports and Correspondence Relating to Activities of the Military Police Overseas 

1942-1947 (0389-A1-449)

The contents of this series suggests that a number of records of theater provost marshals 

and individual MP units stationed overseas were withdrawn from their original files and 

consolidated here (particularly for Pacific Theater commands), in a similar manner to that 

described for many records of technical service units. This series includes after-action 

observations and historical reports for overseas combat units in general. Information on 

specific theaters is often scattered under several subject headings. For example, data on 

military police unit activities in the Asiatic and Pacific Theaters can be found in the following 

entries: “Connett, Col. Leslie” (inspection tour, May-December 1944); “Pacific;” and 

“Theater - C.B.I.” (The last includes an extensive photo album and a history of the Theater 

Records of the Military Police Division, Doctrine and Enforcement Branch — Entry 449: Activities of the Military 

Police Overseas, 1942-1947
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1367

Provost Marshal). Subject entries “Pacific” and “Theater - ETO” provide the most extensive 

documentation on combat-related operations of MP units during the war. Entry “Pacific” 

includes a multi-volume history of Provost Marshal activities in Pacific Theaters, 1941-

1947; numerous translations of captured Japanese documents relating to the organization, 

procedures, and operations of the Japanese military police; and general after-action reports 

and summary observations of individual Army commands (for both Pacific Ocean Areas 

and Southwest Pacific Area) and of Army Ground Forces observers. Additional translations 

of captured Japanese documents relating to Japanese military police operations and 

procedures are located in subject entry “Countries - Japan.” Entry “History” consists of a 

general history of MP activities in all theaters during World War II. Arranged alphabetically 

by subject. Boxes 1159-1177 location: 290/34/6/04.

Records of the Prisoner of War Division

Most of the OPMG’s work during World War II involved the Prisoner of War Division, an 

organization eventually reorganized into three staff divisions in December 1944. The 

division’s records constitute the primary source of documentation on Axis prisoners of war 

in the United States and American prisoners of war and civilian internees in general. These 

records emphasize the period 1943-1946; earlier data is located in the OMPG Executive 

Division’s general correspondence, 1941-1962.

Records of the POW Operations Division pertain almost entirely to prisoners of war held 

in the United States; only peripheral information is provided regarding prisoners of war in 

overseas theaters. These records extensively document the collective experience of the 

prisoners of war in the United States, but the movements and actions of individual prisoners 

of war are very difficult to trace.

Unclassified Decimal Correspondence File with Related Index 1942-1948 (0389-

A1-451)

At the beginning of each subseries (1941-1945, 1946-1948) is an alphabetically arranged 

subject index to the subseries’ contents, but only for general subjects. Arranged into 

two chronological subseries (1941-1945, 1946-1948), and thereunder according to the 

War Department Decimal Classification Scheme; larger files are thereunder arranged 

chronologically.

1941-1945 Boxes 1204-1341 location: 290/34/7/04 (Boxes 1204-1209 subject index)

1946-1948 Boxes 1344-1355 location: 290/34/10/03 

1946-1948 Index (0389-A1-451A) Box 1342 location: 290/34/10/03 

Security-Classified General Correspondence 1942-1957 (0389-A1-452)

Letters, telegrams, memorandums, reports, studies, and maps that relate to prisoners of 

war and to the administration of prisoner of war camps. Within the 1942-1946 subseries, 

there is an alphabetically arranged subject index at the beginning of the subseries. 

Classification 350.05 includes several interrogations of German and Japanese personnel on 

topics of intelligence value. Classification 334 consists of copies of reports and minutes of 

meetings of the British Imperial Prisoner of War Committee, April 1943-April 1945. The 

Prisoner of War Division — Entry 452: Security-Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1957
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1368

last includes accounts of conditions in German and Japanese prisoner of war camps for 

British prisoners of war; a report of a riot among Japanese prisoners of war in a camp in 

Featherston, New Zealand, February 1943; and a study of morbidity among British prisoners 

of war in the Far East, January 1945. Arranged in two chronological subseries: 1942-1946 

and 1945-1957; and thereunder according to the War Department Decimal Classification 

Scheme. Filed at the beginning of the series is an index to the first subseries.

1942-1946 Boxes 1356-1403 location: 290/34/10/05 (Boxes 1356-1357 subject index)

1945-1957 Boxes 1-113 location: 290/34/11/05

Subject File to the Formerly Classified General Correspondence 1942-1945 (0389-

A1-452C)

Arranged alphabetically by general subjects, thereunder by subordinate subjects, and 

thereunder according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1404-

1411 location: 290/34/13/07.

Formerly Security Classified Microfilm Copy of International Red Cross Lists 

Relating to Americans Captured or Interned By Germany and Japan, 1943-1945 

(0389-A1-455)

Reproduces lists of American prisoners of war supplied by the Axis powers. Included are 

lists for specific Prisoner of War camps and separate lists for interned civilians and merchant 

seamen. The lists typically include the Prisoner’s name, identification number service serial 

number, rank, name and address of next of kin, date of capture, and remarks on wounds, 

transfers, and deaths. Box 1656 location: 290/34/14/02 (3 rolls of microfilm).

Photostat Copies of Cables From the International Red Cross Relating to Americans 

Captured or Interned by Germany and Japan 1943-1945 (0389-A1-456)

Arranged according to coded designations of types of records (e.g., “J,” “KU,” “RUSJA”) and 

thereunder numerically. The “J,” “KU,” and “KUA” coded records all represent translations of 

original German reports of downed individual aircraft and captured Airmen, including some 

preliminary interrogations of the latter. The “RUS” and “RUSC” coded records constitute 

photostat copies of German-compiled lists of captured and deceased U.S. military personnel, 

including some similar lists for British flying personnel. The “RUSI” and “RUSO” coded 

records represent photostatic copies of lists of American prisoners of war in Italian and 

Rumanian custody, respectively. The “RUSJA” coded records constitute photostatic copies 

of International Red Cross telegrams of names of American prisoners of war, although it is 

unclear whether these refer only to Europe or to the Far East as well. Boxes 1657-1699 

location: 290/34/14/02.

Policy and Procedural Records Relating to the Supervision of Prisoners of War and 

Their Camps 1942-1945 (0389-A1-458)

A miscellaneous collection that includes policy correspondence and data regarding the 

payments of prisoners of war and the wartime exchange and repatriation of prisoners of war 

among belligerent powers. Most significant are weekly statistical reports of the numbers of 

prisoners of war held, further divided between nationality and between officers and enlisted 

men, at each main and branch camp in the United States, 1943-1945 (file “P/W Population 

Prisoner of War Division — Entry 458: Supervision of POWs and their Camps, 1942-1945
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1369

Lists”); a summary report of medical treatment of prisoners of war in the United States, 

September 1945 (“Treatment of POWs”); and a report by SEAC (Southeast Asia Command) 

on conditions and treatment of Allied prisoners of war and civilian internees recently 

liberated from Japanese captivity in Southeast Asia, November 1945 (“SEAC POW”). 

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1441-1448 location: 290/34/15/04.

Records Relating to the Collection and Dissemination of Information Concerning 

American Civilians and Military Personnel Captured or Interned in Enemy Countries 

1942-1945 (0389-A1-459)

These records extensively document various aspects of POW experiences during the war. 

Subjects include a printout of American civilian internees (alphabetically arranged) detained 

by the Japanese, December 1941-August 1945, giving the dates of initial and final report, 

and coded information on each civilian’s location and status at the time of the internment 

(“Americans Detained by the Japanese”); lists and descriptions, including photographs, 

of Japanese POW camps throughout the Far East (“Japanese POW Information Bureau, “ 

“Japan-POW Camps,” “Pictures-Honshu”); copies of Japanese POW regulations (in Japanese 

and English), December 1941 (file “Laws and Regulations on POWs”); and accounts of 

the deaths of American prisoners of war at sea in the Far Eat, 1944 (“War Claims”).15 

The file “Microfilms” includes scattered microfilm copies (mostly in capsules) of lists of 

American prisoners of war. Some files in the series directly relate to British prisoners of 

war during the war. Several files under the general heading of “Imperial POW Committee” 

document the activities of that organization on behalf of British prisoners of war, 1944-

1945, particularly those in the Far East. The file “Release of POWS-Procedure” contains an 

envelope of 10-12 phonograph disks with the recorded comments of repatriated American 

prisoners of war from the Far East describing conditions in Japanese POW camps (recorded 

1946). Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1581-1592 location: 290/34/15/06.

Rosters of Deceased Japanese Prisoners of War (0389-A1-1011)

Boxes 1-2 location: 290/35/23/01

Special Projects Division

Administrative Branch Decimal File, 1943-1946 (0389-A1-459A)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme, with some 

subject files appended at the end of the series. Boxes 1593-1655 location: 290/34/15/07.

15. For additional information about the Japanese POW Information Bureau see “History and Accomplishments of 

the Japanese Government Prisoner of War Information Bureau,” n.d. (ca. March 1, 1953), Army Adjutant General Decimal File 1951-1952 Box 367 Decimal 314.4 Disposition-Japanese Captured Records II NWA, Entry 363D, 

Records of the Adjutant General Record Group 407 and List of Documents Kept by the Prisoner of War Information 

Bureau, Advance Echelon, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific, December 11, 1945, Decimal 313, Records and Files, 

Legal Section, Administrative Division, Decimal File 1945-1952 (Series UD 1237), Box 1262A, Records of General 

Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II, Records Group 331.

Special Projects Division — Entry 459A: Administrative Branch Decimal File, 1943-1946
RG 389. Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General 1370

Decimal File 1942-1945 (American POW Information Bureau Decimal) (0389-A1-

460)

This series is most useful for copies of periodic OPMG press releases on the names and 

addresses of next of kin of American prisoners of war reported by the International Red 

Cross, 1942-1945 (classification 383.6). At the end of the series is a summary of State 

Department actions on behalf of American nationals in Japanese custody. Arranged 

according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 2065-2068 

location: 290/34/17/02.

American POW Information Bureau Records Branch (Correspondence, Camp 

Reports, Diaries, Rosters, and Other Records Relating to Americans Interned 

by Germany and Japan During World War II). General Subject File, 1942-1946 

(0389-A1-460A)

This series constitutes the most significant collection of records regarding American 

prisoners of war. These include lists of prisoners of war and civilian internees, lists of 

deceased prisoners of war and civilian internees, and descriptions of conditions (often with 

photographs) in POW and internee camps in Europe and the Far East. Information is often 

scattered among numerous subject files. For example, records of American prisoners 

of war and civilian internees held in the Philippine Islands are located in (but not limited 

to) the following subject files: Bilibid Hospital/Prison Camp; Cabanatuan Prison Camps; 

Camps-Japan-Fukuoka Group; Camp Reports-Philippine Islands; Casualty Reports-Philippine 

Islands Area; Davao Penal Colony; Death Lists-Bagui Internment Camp; Diaries for various 

individuals (often detailing atrocities and hardships in captivity); Intelligence Reports 

(including reports on conditions in Los Banos, Bilibid, and Cabanatuan camps); InterneesPhilippine Islands Internment Camp; Interrogation Reports (of repatriated American 

prisoners of war, some of them pertaining to camps in the Philippines); List-Recovered 

Civilians, Los Banos, P.I.; Philippine Campaign; and Relief of Americans, Lists of Internees 

in the Philippines. In addition, the file “Sinkings” pertains to Japanese transports carrying 

American prisoners of war from the Philippines to other camps, September-December 1944, 

including narratives by survivors. Arranged alphabetically by type of record or subject. 

Boxes 2139-2255 contain camp reports. Boxes 2069-2281 location: 290/34/17/03.

Box Subject

2069 A.C. Crew to American Red Cross 1943

2070-2071 Archive File 3100-5A to Army Personnel List

2072-2074 Aviators-Crash Victims (alphabetical list, in Germany)

2075 Aviators-Index. Crash Location Unknown (no names of individuals are included)

2076-2109 Bern Dispatches #1-12420 to Caanatuan Prison Camps, 1942-1945

2109 Bilibid Hospital List, Manila, P.I. (PSOW Embarked on Transport Bombed Dec. 

1944); Bilibid Letter Book, 1942 (includes forms filled out by American POWs 

about their POW experience, ca. 1945); List, Bilibid Prison Camp (Rosters of 

Recovered POWs and Civilian Internees), Courier List-Inclosure A (which lists 

home addresses of POWs); Burial List #68, 17 Dec 1944, of men KIA; British POW 

Not Repatriated by Mixed Medical Commission List, Cabanatuan Prison Camp 

(Rosters of Recovered POWS and Civilian Internees), Courier List-Inclosure C

2110-2118 Cables U.S. #1-3300

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Box Subject

2119 Cable Copy List to Cables-Vatican

2120 Camps-Burma-Thailand-Siam (Includes photographs, camp conditions, some 

information on individuals; also a folder on camps in Java)

2121 Camps-China

2122 Camps-Formosa (Taiwan) to Germany (contains a photo album of aerial views 

of Prisoner of War camp sites in Germany)

2123 Camps-Indochina to Japan-Fukuoka Group

2124 Camps-Japan-Fukuoka Group

2125 Camps-Japan-Hiroshima Group

2126 Camps-Japan-Hokkaido Group

2127 Camps-Japan-Kobe Group to Misc. Camps

2128 Camps-Japan-Nagoya Sub Camp #1-10

2129-2130 Camps-Japan-Osaka Group

2131 Camps-Japan-Sendai Group

2132 Camps-Japan-Tokyo Group

2133 Camps-Japan-Tokyo Group to Yokohama Area

2134 Camps-Malaya to Manchuria [Included are several folders of information 

on the Manchurian Camps at Mukden, about 300 pages, consisting of 

questionnaires (POWs provide information on conditions, mistreatment, 

etc), photos, memos, newspaper clippings, extracts of POW Camp Info, 

cables, reports, etc. There is a 6-page report on the liberation of the Hoten 

and Hsian POWS Camps in August 1945 by a five man team led by Maj. 

James T. Hennessey of the OSS and composed of a medical doctor, Japanese 

translator, Russian translator, and radio operator.]

2135 Camps-Korea to Camp Moves

2139 “Assembly Times” Chapei CAC, China, Vol I, Nos 1-6 (1943), 49pp

2139 Chefoo Civilian Assembly Center, Temple Hill Internment Camp, 55pp

2139 Columbia Country Club Civilian Internment Camp, Shanghai, China, 87pp

2139 Haiphong Road Civilian Internment Camp, Shanghai, China, 98pp

2139 Hankow Internment Camp (Civilian), Hankow, China, 24pp

2139 Kwangtung Civilian Internment Camp, Kwangtung, China, 96pp

2139 Lincoln Ave Civil Assembly Center, Shanghai, 6pp

2139 Lunghwa Civilian Internment Camp, Shanghai, China, 108pp

2139 Peking China (Segregation Centers), 15pp

2139 Peiping, China (British Embassy Int Camp), 42pp

2139 Pokong Civilian Assembly Center, Canton, Honan, China, 73pp

2139 Pootung Civilian Assembly Center, Shanghai, China, 92pp

2140 Ash Civilian Internment Camp, Shanghai (Great Western Road), 87pp

2140 Chapei Civilian Assembly Center, Shanghai, China, 178pp

2140 Pootung Internment Camp, Shanghai, 32pp

2140 Shanghai Civilian Assembly Centers (1 of 2), 203pp

2140 Shanghai Civilian Assembly Centers (2 of 2), 30pp

2140 Shanghai Prisoner of War Camps, 4pp

2140 Tientsen (Civilian Internment), 56pp

2140 Tsing Tao, China, Internment of American and Allied Nationals, 45pp

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Box Subject

2140 Urawa Camp, 11pp

2140 Weihstein Civilian Assembly Center, 180pp

2140 Yu Yuen Civilian Internment Camp, China, 26pp

2140 Yungchow Civilian Assembly Center, Shanghai, 192pp

2141 Far East Memos, Transmission of, 32pp

2141 Internment Camps in the Far East, 128pp

2141 Relief, Far East, 65pp

2141 SS Gripsholm Far East Relief, Distribution, Shanghai, 9/16/44, 14pp

2152 Mytho Civilian Internment Camp, Indochina, 61pp

2153 Aichi Civilian Internment Camp, 1p

2153 Camps in Japanese Occupied Areas, Conditions in, 10pp

2153 Canadian Academy Internment Camp No 1, Kobe, 16pp

2153 Fukushima Prefectural Civil Internment Camp, 28pp

2153 Hyogo Prefectural Camp. Futatabi, 123pp

2153 Japan – General Information, 27pp

2153 Japan – Strength of Civilian Internment Camps, 5pp

2153 Japanese Camp Visits, 29pp

2153 Japanese Camps, List of POW Camps, CI Camps and Places of Forced 

Residence

2153 Kanagawa Prefectural Civil Internment Camp, 73pp

2153 Kobe Camp No 1, 67pp

2153 Kobe Camp No 2, Eastern Lodge (Civilian), 35pp

2153 Kobe Camp No 3, Butterfield Swire, 12pp

2153 Kobe Camp No 4 (Seaman’s Club), 12pp

2153 Magasaki Civilian Internment Camp, 69pp

2153 Miyoshi, Hiroshima, 27pp

2153 Oar, 1p

2153 Residence, 12pp

2153 Sendai Civilian Internment Camp No 302, 14pp

2153 Sumire Internment Camp, 41pp

2154 Baguio Camp (Camp Holmes), Philippines, 61pp

2154 Camp Koshu (Koshuyu), Chosen (Civilian), Korea 101pp

2154 Civilian Internees, Philippines, 57pp

2154 Davao Camp, Philippines, 12pp

2154 Kobahashi, Darien No 21 (Civilian), Manchuria 2pp

2154 Koishidawaku, Tokyo, 69pp

2154 Los Banos Camp, Philippines, 91pp

2154 Manchuria Civil Internment Camps, 10pp

2154 Mindanao Camp, Philippines, 1p

2154 Mukden Club Internment Camp, Manchuria 18pp

2154 Philippine Camps, Visits by YMCA, 6pp

2154 Report of American Prisoners of War Interned by the Japanese in the 

Philippines, 136pp

2154 Santo Tomas Camp, 119pp

2154 Sime Road Camp, Singapore (Formerly Changi), Malaya 41pp

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Box Subject

2154 Ssupingkai (Catholic Priests and Sisters), Manchuria 6pp

2154 Tokyo Civilian Internment Camp No 2, Sekiguchi Daimachi 19,

2154 Totsuka Civil Internment Camp No 204, 17pp

2154 Urakami, 4pp

2154 Urawa Camp #202, Saitama, Tokyo Bay Area, Civil Internment Camp, 75pp

2154 Urawa Civil Internment Camp (Saitama Ken Yokurujo), 35pp

2154 Yamakita Civil Internment Camp, 54pp

2154 Yokohama Camp 1, Race Course, Negishi, 42pp

2154 Yokohama Rowing Club, 21pp

2155 Bangkok Civilian Internment Camp, Thailand 100pp

2155 Interrogation of POWs Evacuated from Southeast Asia, 75pp

2155 List – Siam POW Internment Centre, 13pp

2155 Thailand Prisoner of War Camps, 118pp

2156 Canadian Directorate to Casualty Reports (includes some Navy-Pacific 

Theater)

2163 Casualty Reports-Japan A to H

2164 I to Z

2165-2166 Casualty Reports-Philippine Islands Area

2167 Cavender, Charles C. Col. to Civilians, Vittel, France

2168-2170 Claims to Colleges and Universities, F-T

2171 Conarky, French Guinea to Davo Penql Colony

2172 Death Lists-Borneo to Germany #30

2173-2174 Death Lists-Germany #31 to Transport Carrying T.U.’s

2175 Death Lists and Reports (Europe and Asia)

2176-2178 Diaries-Anderson, P.M. to Wood, J.L.

2179 Donations to International Red Cross to Employees- Naval Air Base, Guam 

and Manila

2180 Escapees Reports (lists by location)

2187 Evacuees to Foreign and Imperial Censorship Reports

2188 Former POW List to Forms (Japanese) (The list is for Navy personnel, 

December 7, 1941-December 31, 1946, compiled ca. 1950; the forms are 

completed alphabetical cards listing POWs in Japanese hands)

2189 Germany-American Civilian Internees, A to Z (includes an updated 

alphabetical listing for Japan)

2198 Germany-Hospital records to Intelligence Reports

2201 Internees-List of American Civilian Japan. Burma Internment Camp to 

Philippine Islands Internment Camp

2202 Internees-Santo Tomas to Tagbilaran

2203 Internees-List of American Civilians Formerly Detained by Japanese 

Government (contains a list of those formerly detained by Germany)

2205-2206 Interrogation Reports (in numerical order)

2207-2208 Japanese-American POW List (box 2208 includes a list of POW camp codes 

and abbreviations for Germany and Japan)

2209-2212 Japan-Batavia Hospital-Zentsuji Camp

2216 Java-Miscellaneous to Liberation and Care of POW

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Box Subject

2217 Lists-Far East Civilians to Korea and Manchurian POW (includes Germany, 

Japan, list of French Army casualties in North Africa; one of the German lists 

includes dates and places of birth for American POWs)

2218 Lists-Merchant Marines Identified to POW by Camp 

2219 Lists-Rabaul, New Britain to Recovered Personnel (the latter is for various 

countries)

2220 Lists-Recovered Civilians, Los Banos, Philippine Islands. to Rennes Hospital

2221 Lists-Repatriated POW to Returned to Military Control (the latter are arranged 

chronologically)

2222 Lists-Returned to Military Control to USAFFE Allied Civilians

2223 Location and strength of POW Camps to Memos (contains “Casualty Area 

Codes” and German and Japanese camps lists)

2224-2226 Messages

2227-2232 Messages, August 1944 to Feb 19, 1945 (CM-IN)

2233 Military Intelligence Reports to NATOUSA POW List

2234 Navy Code to Personal Funds Removed from Deceased American POW 

(includes lists of nurses in the Pacific)

2235 Philippine Campaign to Photographs (includes lists of American POWs)

2236-2238 Postal Censor List #1-529

2239 POW Encampment to POW Reports

2240 POW Reports, April to Oct 1944

2241 POW Reports Nov 1944 to Puerto Princesa

2242 PWCL #1-400 to Questionnaire (the PWCL’s give name, next of kin and 

address)

2243 Receipt for Salary to Recovered Personnel L

2244 Recovered Personnel M to Recovery Team #5 (the personnel relate to Japan)

2245 Recovery Team #7 to Relief of American Lists of Internees in the Philippines

2246 Repatriates from Belgium to Repatriation Lists

2247 Repatriates for Rumania to Repatriated on RMC

2248 Reports-British-Arc to Rules and Regulations for POW

2254 RMC Lists July 1945 to RMC List Japan

2255 Rosters Barth Luft I, Stg I to RUS 11998

2256-2259 RUS 12005 to 12569

2260 RUSC 258 to RUSJA 1952 (contains lists of prisoners of war who died in 

Germany and the Philippines)

2261 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin to Signal Corps-SC 455(1)

2262-2266 Signal Corps WA 1(5) - WA 1314

2267-2274 WB 1-WBC-WC-WD-WE-YE

2275 Without numbers to Wehsien CACRMC Rpt

2276 Sinkings (of Japanese transports carrying American prisoners)

2277 State Dept (relates to Americans in Far East) to Status of American POW 

(prisoners of war in German hands)

2278 Steamships-Asama Maru to President Grant

2279 Steamships-Grisholm to SS Admiral William

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Box Subject

2280 Summaries to Reports of International Committee of Red Cross to Treatment 

POW Japan

2281 Unidentified Lists U.S. POW to White, Jennifer

IBM Cards Subject Index. n.d. (0389-A1-460B)

Each punch card pertains to one POW or internee and typically provides such data as 

name, rank, serial number, service arm or branch, dates of initial and latest report 

regarding captivity, area of capture, status, detaining power, camp, and repatriation 

status. In practice, however, many data elements—particularly “latest report” and “camp 

location”—are not provided. The largest category of punch cards concerns “American 

POWs returned to military control by the Germans” Other categories include: American 

civilian POWs (released and dead) interned by the Japanese; American prisoners of war 

returned to military control by the Japanese; sinkings of Japanese transports, SeptemberDecember 1944; deceased American prisoners (Japanese); neutral internees; deceased 

America prisoners of war (Germany); and civilians. Arranged in 11 categories of American 

prisoners of war and civilian internees, each of which is thereunder arranged alphabetically 

by individual surname. Exceptions are three categories: for sinkings of Japanese transports 

carrying prisoners of war; each of these is arranged by name of transport and thereunder 

alphabetically by prisoner of war surname. Boxes 1-105 location: 290/34/22/03. 

Correspondence, Camp Reports, Rosters, and Personnel Records Relating to Enemy 

Aliens and Prisoners of War Interned in the United States 1943-1946 (0389-A1-

461)

Reports of inspections of individual prisoner of war camp facilities and conditions by 

Army and Red Cross officials are located in file “Inspection Reports,” thereunder arranged 

alphabetically by camp or facility name; often these are accompanied by camp design 

diagrams. A “Historic File” includes a draft narrative history of the prisoner of war program 

in the United States, a month-by-month listing of the total number of prisoners of war in 

the United States, November 1942-June 1945, and copies of relevant publications. Monthly 

reports of the numbers of prisoners of war held in specific camps and facilities, October 

1945-May 1946, are located in file “Strength Reports.” File “Detention Rosters” most 

closely approximates listings of prisoner of war camp inmates. This file is arranged by code 

number, each of which typically represents a major prisoner of war camp; for some camps, 

however, there are two codes. For each code, the rosters are thereunder arranged by 

individual Axis unit, by category of unit, or by service branch. The roster includes prisoner 

of war names, internment serial numbers, ranks, dates of birth and capture, and identities 

of subordinate units. This series also documents specialized categories of prisoners of 

war. Arranged alphabetically by subject or by type of record. Boxes 2468-2714 location: 

290/34/24/4.

Civilian Alien Internee Case Files 1941-1945 (0389-A1-465)

Documents the cases of paroled German, Italian, and Japanese alien internees, including 

judgments of internees’ character, loyalty, and personal habits, as well as affidavits and 

appeals by the internees requesting parole. Arranged alphabetically by internee name. 

Boxes 2058-1064 location: 290/34/32/03. 

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Prisoner of War Rosters 1949-1957 (0389-A1-466)

Series consists of three types of rosters as follows: (1) German, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, 

Polish, Austrian, and other World War II rosters that list the prisoner’s name and serial number; 

(2) rosters of deceased Chinese Communists that give the prisoner’s name, his identification 

number, date and place of death, and grave location; and (3) United Nations Command rosters 

of Chinese and Korean Communist internees, and exchanged, escaped, or dead prisoners of 

war, giving some or all of the following information: name and number of the prisoner of war; 

cause, date, and place of death; and location of grave. Arranged by type of roster. The names 

on each roster are arranged alphabetically by surname of prisoner of war.

Boxes 2362-2467 location: 290/34/32/04

Boxes 1-57 location: 290/34/34/05

Records Relating to Japanese Prisoners of War During World War II 1942-1948 

(0389-A1-466B)

Boxes 1-47 location: 290/34/35/06

Records Relating to Enemy Prisoners of War During World War II (0389-A1-466E)

Box 1 location: 290/35/2/05

Records of the Legal Branch

Numeric-Subject Correspondence File Relating to the Internment, Care, and Labor 

of Prisoners of War 1942-1946 (0389-A1-467)

Some records relate solely to American prisoners of war in Axis custody, including the 

provision of emergency relief to U.S. prisoners of war in Japanese custody (file 1.6.7) and 

the wartime repatriation of American prisoners of war (1.28). Most of the series concerns 

prisoners of war and internees held in the United States. Arranged according to a numericsubject filing scheme. Boxes 1508-1532 location: 290/35/10/05.

Subject Correspondence File Relating to the Internment, Care, and Labor of POWs, 

1942-1946 (0389-A1-467A)

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1533-1543 location: 290/35/11/02.

Labor and Liaison Branch

Subject Correspondence File, 1942-1946 (0389-A1-467C)

The series documents virtually all aspects of prisoner of war operations, especially those 

applicable during the 1945-1946 period. Most useful are the “policy book” files, which 

present in condensed form all the standard regulations and policies governing the treatment 

of prisoners of war and the facilities in which they were housed. Arranged alphabetically by 

subject. Boxes 1552-1580 location: 290/35/11/04.

General Correspondence 1942-1957 (0389-A1-467D)

Letters, lists, memorandums, reports, studies, and other records that relate to bureau 

organization, functions, policies and procedures. Included are instructions with copies of 

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related forms regarding the administration of enemy prisoner of war records; instructions 

and policy statements concerning the repatriation of enemy prisoners of war; reporting 

instructions; lists of Italian and Japanese prisoners of war records transferred to the custody 

of their respective governments; policy statements regarding financial claims of enemy 

prisoners of war; and rosters of deceased Italian and Japanese prisoners of war. Also 

included are comprehensive listings of Italian prisoners of war and Japanese prisoners of war 

whose records were transferred to the postwar governments established in those countries, 

1949-1952; death rosters of deceased Italian prisoners of war and Japanese prisoners of war 

and civilian internees; and several official publications apparently used as reference (e.g., a 

collection of standard operating procedures used by the Prisoner of War Information Bureau). 

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme and in part by 

type of record (e.g., lists of prisoners). Boxes 1-15 location: 290/35/12/02.

Box Subject

1 054 POW War Camps – Foreign

1 054 POW War Camps - U.S.

1 054 POW War Camps - U.S. (Service Commands)

2 090 Japan 

3 310 PW (SOP)

5 Civilian Enemy Aliens and prisoners of war - January 1942

10 List of Deceased Japanese (prisoners of war and Civilians)

10 Japanese POW Records, POW 201 Files

10 WW II Enemy POWs Deceased in Theaters of Operations – Japanese

11-12 List of Japanese POW Records Transferred to Japanese Govt, Vols I-VI

14 Correspondence Branch - SOP

15 SOP of All Branches of EPWIB

15 SOP of EPWIB, Camp Holabird, MD

15 SOP of HQ Branch, Enemy POW Information Bureau

15 SOP of Property Section

15 TM 19-500, Enemy POWs, 1944

Miscellaneous Records 1942-1957 (0389-A1-467E)

Letters, lists, memorandums, reports, studies, and other records that relate to enemy 

prisoner of war administration, procedures, and history. Included are records relating to 

enemy prisoner of war courts-martial; a typescript history of the bureau that was used in 

the preparation of a history of the activities of the Provost Marshal General during World 

War II; organization charts; and copies of the bureau’s “Standard Operating Procedures.” 

The data contained in this series is most useful for postwar compilations of specific prisoner 

of war categories. File 400.19 Statistics, for example, furnishes cumulative data on the 

numbers of German, Italian, and Japanese prisoners of war held in the United States and in 

overseas theaters, and the numbers of prisoner of war deaths, transfers, and repatriations 

at and after war’s end. Lists of deceased prisoners of war who were buried in the United 

States are contained in file 314.6 “Interred in US.” The series also provides a history of 

the Prisoner of War Information Bureau, December 1941-August 1957. Arranged in part 

according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme, but the remainder is 

unarranged. Boxes 1-8 location: 290/35/12/04.

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Provost Division Records

Tokyo Rose Investigative Case Files 1947-1949 (0389-A1-469B)

Box 1 location: 290/B/3/03

Provost Division — Entry 469B: Tokyo Rose Investigative Case Files, 1947-1949 
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1379

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 

Record Group 407 

During World War II the Adjutant General’s Office provided several administrative services in 

War Department headquarters and at the major echelons in the Army.

Records of, or Maintained by, the Communications Branch

Classified Decimal File 1940-1942 (0407-NM3-360A)

Boxes 1-1063 location: 270/39/2/04

Box Decimal Subject

673-674 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 270/39/16/03

678 386.3 Captured Japanese Equipment location: 270/39/16/03

Classified Decimal File 1943-1945 (0407-NM3-360A)

Boxes 1064-3359 location: 270/39/24/02

Box Decimal Subject

1064-1066 000.5 War Crimes location: 270/39/24/02

1774 314.4 Captured Records location: 270/40/3/07

2437-2451 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 270/40/17/03

2453-2454 386.3 Captured Property/Equipment location: 270/40/17/06

2944-2945 470.6 Chemical Warfare location: 270/40/27/06

2945 470.7 Chemical Warfare Equipment location: 270/40/27/06

Classified Decimal File 1946-1947 (0407-NM3-360B)

Boxes 3360-3554 location: 270/41/1/02

Box Decimal Subject

3360 000.5 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 9 Medical Records 

Mukden Prisoner of War Camp March 8, 1946 location: 270/41/1/02

3360 000.5 Establishment of Document Research Center for War Crimes 

Documents February-June 1946 location: 270/41/1/02

3518 386.3 Prisoners of War location: 270/41/4/04

3518 383.6 Hiroshi Oshima location: 270/41/4/04

3519 386.3 Captured Japanese Property location: 270/41/4/04

3519 386.3 Unidentified Looted Property, SCAP location: 270/41/4/04

3519 386.3 Precious Stones 8th Army location: 270/41/4/04

Classified Decimal File 1948-1950 (0407-NM3-360B)

Boxes 3555-3748 location: 270/41/5/02

Box Decimal Subject

3555 000.5 Tokyo Rose location: 270/41/5/02

Communications Branch — Entry 360B: Classified Decimal File, 1948-1950
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1380

Box Decimal Subject

3609 314.4 Shipment of Japanese Records to the Foreign Documents Branch 

March 1948 location: 270/41/6/03

Classified Decimal File 1951-1952 (0407-NM3-360B)

Boxes 3749-3850 location: 270/41/9/02

Box Decimal Subject

3794 314.4 Return of Japanese Foreign Office Records location: 270/41/10/01

Decimal File 1940-1945 (0407-NM3-363A)

Boxes 1-4555 location: 270/41/13/5

Box Decimal Subject

2 000.5 War Crimes location: 270/41/13/05

2906-2930 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 270/43/2/07

2967-2968 386.3 Captured Property-Equipment location: 270/43/4/03

Decimal File 1946-1948 (0407-NM3-363B)

Boxes 1-1776 location: 270/44/1/05

Box Decimal Subject

2-3 000.5 War Crimes location: 270/44/1/05

943 314.4 Captured Records location: 270/44/20/06

1269-1271 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 270/44/27/04

1275 386.3 Captured Property/Equipment location: 270/44/27/05 

Decimal File 1949-1950 (0407-NM3-363C)

Boxes 1-1109 location: 270/45/2/06

Box Decimal Subject

1 000.5 War Crimes location: 270/45/2/06

708 383.6 Prisoners of War location: 270/45/17/02

710 386.3 Captured Property location: 270/45/17/03

Decimal File 1951-1952 (0407-NM3-363D)

Boxes 1-1052 location: 270/45/25/04

Box Decimal Subject

1 000.5 War Crimes location: 270/45/25/04

367 314.4 Captured Records; contains information on the Japanese Prisoner 

of War Bureau and its records. [Also see the List of Documents 

Kept by the Prisoner of War Information Bureau, Advance Echelon, 

GHQ, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific, December 11, 1945, Decimal 313, 

Records and Files, Legal Section, Administrative Division, Decimal 

File 1945-1952 (Series UD 1237), Box 1262A, Records of General

Communications Branch — Entry 363D: Decimal File, 1951-1952
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1381

Box Decimal Subject

Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Records 

of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War 

II, Records Group 331.] Included is a “History and Accomplishments 

of the Japanese Government Prisoner of War Information Bureau,” 

n.d., ca. March 1, 1953 location: 270/45/33/05

Decimal File 1953-1954 (0407-NM3-363D)

Boxes 1-851 location: 270/46/12/05

Box Decimal Subject

144 314.4 Captured Records location: 270/46/15/05

Records of the Administrative Services Division

Records of the Operations Branch

Index to Occupied Area Reports (0407-NM3-368)

Boxes 1-3 location: 270/69/22/07

Foreign (Occupied) Area Reports 1945-1954 (0407-NM3-368B)

Boxes 998-2304 location: 270/69/23/01

Box Subject

1488 HQ, Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbooks French Indo-China 1943-

1944 location: 270/69/33/02

1494-1496 HQ, Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbooks Japan 1944-1945 location: 

270/69/33/02

1497 HQ, Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbook Korea 1944 location: 

270/69/33/03

1497 HQ, Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbook Manchuria 1944 location: 

270/69/33/03

1498 HQ, Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbooks Philippine Island 1944-

1945 location: 270/69/33/03

1500-1501 Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Civil Affairs Handbooks, Civil Affairs 

Guides, and Military Government Handbooks on the West Caroline Islands, 

East Caroline Islands, Izu and Bonin Islands, Mandated Marianas Islands, 

Japanese Mandated Islands, Taiwan (Formosa), Kurile Islands, Marshall 

Islands 1944 location: 270/69/33/03

1501 HQ, Army Service Forces. Civil Affairs Handbook Thailand 1944 location: 

270/69/33/03

1501 Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Handbook on the Trusty Territory of the 

Pacific Islands 1948, 311 pp. location: 270/69/33/03

1537 Washington Document Center (WDC) Accession List Special Nos. 1-29 June 

18-July 18, 1946, ca. 500 pp. location: 270/69/34/02

1541-1605 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries Nos. 1-1,006 April 23, 1946-July 18, 

1949 location: 270/69/34/02

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1382

Box Subject

1613-1618 Department of State Bulletins September 9, 1945-July 7, 1952 location: 

270/69/35/05 [Box 1613 contains Department of State Bulletin Vol. XIII 

No. 324, which includes Japanese Surrender Documents (pp. 362-65) and 

Report of the Department of State on Japanese Atrocities (pp. 343-58). 

The latter provides numerous references to 1942-1945 Bulletins containing 

information on Japanese war crimes.]

1633 Division of Biographic Information, Office of Intelligence Collection and 

Dissemination, Department of State. OIR Report No. 4503 Biographies 

of Selected Prominent Persons in the Far East August 31, 1947, 97 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/01

1635 First three reports of the Far East Commission to the Secretary General, 

covering the period 1946-1950; included is information on war crimes, 

reparations, and restitution of looted property location: 270/70/1/02

1636 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ Far East Command 

Intelligence Summary No. 2082 April 16, 1948 location: 270/70/1/02

1636 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific 

(USARFP) Index to Intelligence Summaries April 1-30, 1946, 26 pp. location: 

270/70/1/02

1636 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific 

Intelligence Summary Nos. 1509-1530 May 30-June 24, 1946 location: 

270/70/1/02

1636 SEATIC Intelligence Bulletin No. 241 July 15, 1946, 43 pp. location: 

270/70/1/02

1637 Organization of General Headquarters Far East Command and Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers, organizational charts 1946-1948, 44 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/02

1638-1639 Military Intelligence Service Language School, Fort Snelling, Minnesota. 

Translations of World War II era Japanese Civil Service Regulations 1945-

1946, ca. 1,400 pp. location: 270/70/1/02

1641 General Headquarters Far East Command, Military Commission Orders 

No. 31 [deals with war crimes trials] December 10, 1950, 8 pp. location: 

270/70/1/02

1641 Harold S. Quigley, “The Great Purge in Japan” Pacific Affairs Vol. XX No. 3 

September 1947 pp. 299-308 location: 270/70/1/02

1641-1644 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific. 

Civil Intelligence Section Periodical Summary Nos. 1-45 September 1, 1946-

October 15, 1949 location: 270/70/1/02

1645 Public Affairs Office, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces Pacific Press Releases: “2 

Industrial Leaders [Seihin Ikeda and Ginjiro Fujiwara] Released From House 

Confinement” May 23, 1946; “Tribunal Told Okawa, Matsuoka Unable to 

Stand Trial at Present” May 23, 1946; “6 Japanese, Accused in Beheading 

of U.S. Fliers, Charged as War Criminals” May 27, 1946; “Japanese Colonel 

Will Face 42 Specifications in Manila Trial” October 18, 1946; “Japanese 

POW Camp Commandant Tells of ‘Accepted Medical Treatment’ So Torturous 

That Ill Prisoners Would Rather Work Than Submit To It” October 18, 

1946; “Three War Crimes Trials in Session Before Military Commission in 

Yokohama” October 21, 1946 location: 270/70/1/03

1646 Eight Inter-Departmental Gripsholm Reports-Summary Analysis of 

Questionnaires Filled out by Repatriates Returning from the Far East 

December 1943; reports produced by Office of Strategic Services, Military 

Intelligence Division, Navy Department, Department of Agriculture, 

Department of Commerce, Foreign Economic Administration, Department of 

State, Office of War Information February-April 1944, ca. 300 pp. location: 

270/70/1/03

1646 Military Intelligence Division. Review of Far East Vol. II No. 7-Vol. II No. 15 

December 10, 1945-February 4, 1946 location: 270/70/1/03

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1383

Box Subject

1647 Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces. Civil 

Intelligence Trends-Japan, Korea, Philippines Nos. 29-30 July 16, 26, 1946 

location: 270/70/1/03

1647 Two transmittal letters from American Embassy, Nanking, China forwarding 

copies of minutes of meetings of the Far Eastern and Pacific Subcommission 

of the United Nations War Crimes Commission held in Nanking July 15, 30, 

1946, 2 pp. location: 270/70/1/03

1649 Japanese Special Services Staff, Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Chemical Industries of Japan April 1945, 230 pp. location: 

270/70/1/04

1650 Far East Enemy Division, Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Chemical Nitrogen in the Japanese Empire (Supplements and 

Revisions) August 1944, 37 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1650 Report on Chemical Industry in Japan 230 [appears identical to report in Box 

1649] location: 270/70/1/04

1653 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Administration of 

Production Programs in Japan July 1945, 140 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1653 Far East Enemy Division, Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Economic Changes in the Philippines During Two Years of 

Japanese Occupation August 1944, 34 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1653 Various reports on Japanese Banks, Money and Credit institutions 1944-

1945, ca. 250 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1653 Far East Enemy Division, Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Japan’s War Economy, 1943-1944 December 15, 1943, 200 

pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1653 Far East Enemy Division, Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Japan’s War Economy, 1943-1944, revisions November1944, 

ca. 200 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1654 Military Intelligence Division. Japanese Government Officials 1937-1945 July 

21, 1945, 158 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1654 HQ, U.S. Army Services of Supply, Southwest Pacific Area. Report on Enemy 

Material Medical: Japanese Drugs and Medicines Medical No. 1, ca. 1944, 

218 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1654 Department of State. Report of the United States Library Mission to Advise 

on the Establishment of the National Diet Library of Japan January 2, 1948, 

41 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1654 War Department reprint. Official Journal of the Japanese Military 

Administration vols. 1-4, 1942, ca. 400 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1654 Unidentified Report [probably by the Foreign Economic Administration] 

containing translations of Laws and Official Documents Relating to Japanese 

Techniques of Occupation 137 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1654 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 3404 The Japanese Executive: 

Structure and Function October 18, 1945, 36 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1654 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2977 Programs of Japan in 

Korea, with biographies February 10, 1945, 80 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1655 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 1939 Japanese Administration: 

National Government May 1, 1944, 19 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1655 Office of Research and Intelligence, Department of State, Report No. 3440 

The Problem of Civil Liberties in Japan April 1, 1946, 47 pp. location: 

270/70/1/04

1655 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2368 Japanese Domination of 

Thailand September 18, 1944, 63 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

1655 Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Economic Who’s 

Who in Japan Preliminary January 1944, 146 pp. location: 270/70/1/04

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1384

Box Subject

1656 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 3117 Programs of Japan in 

Manchukuo April 30, 1945, 445 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2690 Civil Affairs Guide: Aliens 

in Japan n.d. 45 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Civil Affairs Guide II The Languages 

of the Japanese Mandated Islands June 20, 1944, 47 pp. location: 

270/70/1/05

1658 Military Intelligence Division. Japanese Recruiting and Replacement System 

July 1945, 375 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Administration of 

Production Programs in Japan July 1945, 140 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Business and NonCommercial Holdings in Japan of United States Organizations August 1945, 

ca. 120 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 CINCPAC-CINCPOA. Translation of Captured Enemy Document No. 10,450 

November 3, 1944, ca. 40 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Central Intelligence Agency Foreign Documents Branch Summary No. 6 The 

Japanese Army in Burma April 19, 1948, 15 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Central Intelligence Agency Foreign Documents Branch Summary No. 7 

Japanese-Burmese Relations Leading to Burmese Independence April 21, 

1948, 23 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Central Intelligence Agency Foreign Documents Branch Summary No. 10 

Japanese Army Medical College Epidemic Prevention Laboratory May 20, 

1948, 38 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Central Intelligence Agency Foreign Documents Branch Summary No. 11 

Articles from the Japanese Journal of Microbiology and Pathology May 25, 

1948, 31 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Central Intelligence Agency Foreign Documents Branch Summary No. 12 

Articles from the Japanese Journal of Bacteriology May 25, 1948, 21 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/05

1658 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2690 Aliens in Japan and 

Appendix June 29, 1945, ca. 45 pp. location: 270/70/1/05 

1659 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2509 Coordination of Data of 

Japanese Personalities April 9, 1945, 56 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1659 Reoccupation Division, Liberated Areas Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Key Factors in the Economy of the Pacific Islands under 

Japanese Mandate December 1943, 18 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1659 [Foreign Economic Administration?] The Economic Effects Upon Japan of a 

Possible Loss of Control over Its Present Dependencies June 21, 1943, 47 

pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1659 Special Areas Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Economic Who’s 

Who in Japan Preliminary January 1944, 147 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1659 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Japan’s War Economy, 

1943; March 1943, 91 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1659 Japanese Special Services Staff, Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. A Preliminary Survey of the Holdings of the Japanese 

Economic Oligarchy June 18, 1945, 81 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1659 SCAP. Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities in Japan and Korea 

[includes information on war crimes] 1945-1946, ca. 250 pp. location: 

270/70/1/05

1660 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2261S The Japanese Emperor 

and the War September 8, 1944, 3 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1661 United States Tariff Commission. Various reports on Japanese Mandated 

Islands December 1943-March 1944, ca. 200 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1385

Box Subject

1661 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2836 The Japanese Ministries: 

Table of Administrative Structure, ca. 1945, 53 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Military Government Translation Center, Naval School of Military Government 

and Administration. Translation of Japanese Postal Laws n.d., ca. 200 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Japan’s Mandated Islands: Description and History May 27, 1943, 10 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2423S Singapore Under 

Japanese Domination September 8, 1943, 3 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2261 The Japanese Emperor and 

The War September 8, 1944, 3 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 1830 Legal Problems Concerning 

the Status of Japanese Mandated Islands February 7, 1944, 24 pp. location: 

270/70/1/05

1662 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 1955 Legal Affairs in Japan 

August 23, 1944, 69 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 890.1 Japanese Infiltration 

Among Muslims in China May 15, 1944, 146 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2702A References to Activities 

of Indians in Japan and Occupied Areas, Extracts from Japanese Radio 

Broadcasts (1941-1944), Index with Biographical Notes November 16, 1944, 

94 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1662 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2440.1 The Programs of Japan in 

the Philippines September 1, 1944, ca. 150 pp. location: 270/70/1/05

1665 Military Government in The Japanese Empire and Manchuria 1944, ca. 150 

pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1665 Office of Naval Intelligence. Study of Formosa 1942, ca. 500 pp. location: 

270/70/1/06

1666 Office of Naval Intelligence. Study of Palau and Marianas Islands May 1942, 

ca. 500 pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1667 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2584 Salient Problems of Civil 

Administration in Formosa After Occupation November 18, 1944, 22 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/06

1667 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 1824 Problems of Population and 

Economy During the Naval Occupation of the Marianas Islands Preliminary 

Draft February 10, 1944, 24 pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1667 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 1772 Problems of Population 

and Economy During U.S. Naval Occupation of the Caroline Islands; Part 

II-The Palau Islands Preliminary Draft February 10, 1944, 20 pp. location: 

270/70/1/06

1667 Liberated Areas Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. The Japanese 

Occupation Technique in the Field of Money and Banking February 1944, 19 

pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1667 Reoccupation Division in cooperation with the Enemy Branch, Board of 

Economic Warfare. Japanese Techniques of Occupation: Key Laws and 

Official Documents June 1943, 530 pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1667 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 1657 Okinawa Studies No. 3 The 

Okinawas of the Loo Choo Islands-A Japanese Minority Group June 1, 1944, 

110 pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1667 Office of Intelligence Research, Division of Research for the Far East, 

Department of State. Office of Intelligence Research Report No. 2530 Left 

Wing Groups in Japanese Politics, 1918-1946; January 1, 1947, 255 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/06

1667 Reoccupation Division in cooperation with Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic 

Administration. Japanese Techniques of Occupation: Key Laws and Official 

Documents September 1943, 269 pp. location: 270/70/1/06

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1386

Box Subject

1667 Council on Foreign Relations. American Interest in the War and the PeaceProblems of the Peace Settlement with Japan July 1944, 28 pp. location: 

270/70/1/06

1669 Department of State. Situation Report-Japan; includes section on the 

Emperor January 9, 1946, 22 pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1669 Military Government Translation Center, Naval School of Military Government 

and Administration. Translation-Catalogue of Banks and Concerns in the 

Empire 1940-Taiwan, ca. 1945, 46 pp. location: 270/70/1/06

1673 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 10 March 8, 1946, 576 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/07

1673 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 14 March 22, 1946, 35 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/07

1673 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 15 March 22, 1946, 25 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/07

1673 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 16 March 22, 1946, 11 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/07

1673 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 20 March 8, 1946, 147 pp. 

location: 270/70/1/07

1673 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 1307 Japanese Films: A Phase of 

Psychological Warfare March 30, 1944, 22 pp. location: 270/70/1/07

1673A Department of State. The Islands of the South Pacific: Bibliography 

December 18, 1946, ca. 30 pp. location: 270/70/1/07

1673A U.S. Military Attaché, Moscow, Russia. Report on two Soviet representations 

assigned to the tribunal to try Japanese war Criminals February 28, 1946, 2 

pp. location: 270/70/1/07

1673B Intelligence Coordination Division, Office of Intelligence Coordination and 

Liaison, Department of State. Impact of the War on the Philippine Economy 

and the Extent and Problems of Recovery January 15, 1947, 70 pp. location: 

270/70/1/07

1673C United States Strategic Bombing Survey. The Allied Campaign Against 

Rabaul September 1, 1946, 263 pp. location: 270/70/1/07

1673C United States Strategic Bombing Survey. The Reduction of Wake Island July 

1, 1946, 129 pp. location: 270/70/1/07

1675 Miscellaneous information on cartels in Japan 1946, ca. 100 pp. location: 

270/70/2/01

1675 Various reports on Japanese Government Archives, including the Foreign 

Office archives January-April 1946, ca. 200 pp. location: 270/70/2/01

1676 External Assets Branch, Civil Property Custodian, GHQ SCAP. Guide to Code 

System used in IBM Tabulation of Japanese Assets in Korea Aug. 18, 1947, 

10 pp. location: 270/70/2/01

1676 Edwin W. Pauley, Personal Representative of the President on Reparations. 

Report on Japanese Assets in Soviet-Occupied Korea to the President of the 

United States June 1946, 141 pp. location: 270/70/2/01

1676 Edwin W. Pauley, Personal Representative of the President on Reparations. 

Report on Japanese Assets in Manchuria to the President of the United 

States June 1946, ca. 500 pp. location: 270/70/2/01

1677-1686 Various reports on Japanese banks and financial institutions location: 

270/70/2/01

1687 Office of Strategic Services R&A Report No. 2147 Guide to the Collection of 

Japanese Publications Essential in Military Government Planning for Japan 

April 1945, 277 pp. location: 270/70/2/02

1692 Organizational charts for SCAP, SCAP-AFPAC, and U.S. Army Forces Pacific 

1946, ca. 50 pp. location: 270/70/2/03

1693 Office of Research and Intelligence, Department of State. The Problem of 

Civil Liberties in Japan April 1, 1946, 47 pp. location: 270/70/2/03

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1387

Box Subject

1693 Intelligence Coordination Division, Office of Intelligence Coordination and 

Liaison, Department of State. An Evaluation of Japanese Progress in the 

Field of Civil Liberties Since the Surrender January 1, 1947, 85 pp. location: 

270/70/2/03

1698 Various reports on the demobilization of Japanese military forces, ca. 250 

pp. location: 270/70/2/04

1698 GHQ, SCAP. Report on Precious Stones in Custody of 8th Army as of 

November 1, 1946; November 26, 1946, 10 pp. location: 270/70/2/04

1698 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Preservation and Use of 

Key Records in Japan August 1945, 53 pp. and one page errata September 

1945 location: 270/70/2/04

1698 ATIS and Military Intelligence Service notifications (with listings) of Japanese 

documents to be shipped to the Washington Document Center 1946-1948, 

ca. 75 pp. location: 270/70/2/04

1720-1722 Japanese External Assets location: 270/70/2/07

1731 Japanese Foreign Assets Reports 1945, ca. 800 pp. location: 270/70/3/02

1743 Economic and Scientific Section, Research and Statistics Division. List of 

German Consulate (Yokohama) files and records July 16, 1946, 14 pp. 

location: 270/70/3/03

1744 Report regarding German properties in Japan March 1947, ca. 300 pp. 

location: 270/70/3/04

1744 Reports regarding gold, silver, and precious metals in Japan 1946-1951, ca. 

200 pp. location: 270/70/3/04

1745 Report regarding gold bullion in Japan 1945, ca. 10 pp. location: 

270/70/3/04

1745 Military Intelligence Division. Biographies of Japanese Government Officials 

1937-1945, 158 pp. location: 270/70/3/04

1745 Transmittal information regarding ATIS report on the report of the 

Washington Document Center Special Acquisition Section March 1946, 2 pp.

1747 Enemy Branch, Foreign Economic Administration. Report entitled The 

Property of Imperial Household of Japan September 1945, 51 pp. location: 

270/70/3/04

1747 Translated copies of Imperial Household Ordinances 1907-1945, ca. 150 pp. 

location: 270/70/3/04

1749 Index to Far East Commission documents 1948, ca. 400 pp. location: 

270/70/3/04

1754 Office of the Chief Chemical Officer, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific. 

Interrogations relating to Japanese Chemical Warfare intentions, policies, 

and activities during World War II; interrogations include Gen. Hayao (Shun) 

Tada April16, 1946, 8 pp; Interrogation of Maj. Gen. Kanemasa Akiyama 

April 15, 1946, 8 pp.; Col. Takeshige Tokoyama April 17, 1946, 6 pp.; Gen. 

Hideki Tojo April 2, 1946, 12 pp.; Gen. Shunroku Hata April 11, 1946, 

10 pp.; Gen. Nasakazu Kawabe April 10, 1946, 9 pp.; Lt. Col. Susumu 

Sekiguchi April 12, 1946, 3 pp. location: 270/70/3/05

1754 Miscellaneous Interrogations Reports 1945-1947, ca. 100 pp. location: 

270/70/3/05

1754 Report on the properties of the Iwaski Family (Mitsubishi Honsha) November 

1945, ca. 50 pp. location: 270/70/3/05

1755 Joint Civil Affairs Committee reports; includes information on reparations 

1946-1947 location: 270/70/3/05

1755 Division of Research for Far East, Office of Intelligence Research, 

Department of State. OIR Report No. 4672 The Korean Minority in Japan May 

15, 1948, 41 pp. location: 270/70/3/05

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1388

Box Subject

1764 Department of State. Report of the United States Library Mission to Advise 

on the Establishment of the National Diet Library of Japan February 2, 1948, 

41 pp. location: 270/70/3/06

1764 Reports on libraries in Japan 1946-1947, ca. 250 pp. location: 270/70/3/06

1776-1778 Maps, Pacific Rim Area location: 270/70/04/02

1780 Medical Targets

1780 U.S. Navy. Bacteriology and Chemistry in the Japanese Army, 1945 location: 

270/70/04/03

1781 Assorted Documents about Japanese Military Government location: 

270/70/04/03

1782 Assorted Documents on Mitsubishi Honsha location: 270/70/04/03

1784 Interrogation report concerning Nationalist Organizations, 1946, 9 pp. 

1784 Status of Foreign Nationals in Japan, February 1944, 40 pp. location: 

270/70/04/03

1787-1788 Assorted Documents on Post War Occupation location: 270/70/04/04

1789 Assorted Documents on Occupation Costs

1789 Civil Affairs Division. A Summary of Occupied Japan, CAD, September 1948, 

location: 270/70/04/04

1791 Draft of Peace with Japan, State Department, includes revisions, August 

1951, 35 pp. location: 270/70/04/04

1793 Civil Affairs Division. Political Advisory, Assorted Documents location: 

270/70/04/05

1794 Civil Affairs Division. Documents on Reparations and War Criminals 1946 

Preparations of the Japanese defense council for class A War Criminal 

suspects, 1946, 8 pp.

1794 Civil Affairs Division. Memos concerning the trial of Japanese war criminals, 

includes Russian and Japanese language documents, 1946, 40 pp. location: 

270/70/04/05

1801 U.S. War Department. Report on Captured Personnel, August 1945, 2 pp. 

location: 270/70/04/06

1804 Civil Affairs Division. memos on the purges of the Japanese Government and 

the barring of individuals from holding office, 1946 location: 270/70/04/06

1812 Reflections on Japan, by W. H. Ball, head of the Australian mission to Japan, 

March 1948, 6 pp. location: 270/70/04/07

1813 Memos concerning reparations, 1947 

1813 Report on Japanese reparations to the President of the U.S., 50pp, 

November.1945 to April 1946 location: 270/70/04/07

1814-1815 Reports and memos on the reparations of Japan’s industry location: 

270/70/04/08

1816 SCAP paper on Japanese research, Chemical and Biological location: 

270/70/04/08

1817 SCAP memos on Looted Property

1817 Receipts for restoration of property, from Japan back to other countries 

location: 270/70/04/08

1826 Takakima Mitsui location: 270/70/05/02

1831 PACMIRS War Crimes Information Series No. 1-19 November 13, 1945-April 

9, 1946, ca. 900 pp. location: 270/70/5/02

Administrative Services Division, Operations Branch — Entry 368B: Foreign (Occupied) Areas Reports, 1945-1954
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1389

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948

Please note that records contained within World War II Operations Reports 1940-

1948 are being reboxed, renumbered, and relocated. Thus, before requesting 

them it is important that the box number(s) and location be verified. This can be 

accomplished with assistance from the archival staff.

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-GHQ1-ATIS 

(0407-NM3-427)

During World War II the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section (ATIS), GHQ, SWPA, produced 

various types of publications, primarily based on captured documents and interrogations. 

Copies of these publications were widely disseminated. No one Record Group contains a 

complete set of the publications. However, this series contains one of the most complete sets.

Information of an urgent operation nature was translated and immediately distributed in the 

form of “Spot Reports” directed to the offices of headquarters concerned. Advanced ATIS 

Spot Reports (189 published) were translations issued by Advanced ATIS and distributed 

immediately with priority over all other publications for reasons of urgency and information 

of immediate tactical value. ATIS Spot Reports were only issued when information 

considered to be of immediate operational value had reached Base ATIS without knowing 

whether it had been seen by tactical units forward. In the early stages this was due to 

imperfect forward organization, and in many instances, the failure to note on documents, 

particularly maps, whether or not they had been seen by operational command. Other 

documents, translated only in part, were published in 2,190 ATIS Bulletins. These bulletins, 

identifying documents and their classification, were distributed to the various intelligence 

agencies of the Allied Armed Forces. Advanced ATIS Bulletins were translations by Advanced 

ATIS to ensure the rapid dissemination of information considered to be of immediate value.16

Detailed translations followed in the form of Current Translation and Enemy Publications, 

which were published at weekly intervals or more frequently if dictated by exigency.

The ATIS Information Section supplied information derived from interrogations; translations; 

and situation reports, intelligence summaries, maps, photos, and other outside publications. 

During the period October 1942-July 1943, the work of indexing, abstracting, and collating 

information from captured documents and prisoners of war, answering internal queries, 

and providing information to assist translators and examiners, was carried on by a staff 

consisting of 6 officers and 10 enlisted personnel. In May 1943 external requests for 

information available from ATIS sources led to the development of Information Request 

Reports published only in answer to specific requests for information. As the body of 

available material continued to grow, The Information Section produced Information 

Bulletins on subjects of general interest. Both Information Request Reports and Information 

Bulletins were supplanted in June 1944 by Research Reports that fulfilled both requirements. 

The information contained in these reports was bibliographically indexed. 

16. General Headquarters, Far East Command, Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, Operations of The Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, GHA, SWPA, Volume V, Intelligence Series, 1948, pp. 11, 41, 54-55; Allied 

Translation and Interpreter Section, South West Pacific Area, ATIS Publication No. 6 “The Exploitation of Japanese 

Documents” (December 14, 1944) p. 11.

World War II Operations Reports — Entry 427: Pacific Theater, ATIS, 1940-1948
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1390

These reports were usually issued as a direct result of a request for a study by the War or 

Navy Departments or by the Allies services or when sufficient information on any subject 

had been collated to warrant publication. Over 120 Research Reports, many relating to 

tactical and strategic matters, were published. 

The Research Reports covered many topics. Some of the research reports dealt with 

military and naval matters, such as No. 67 (Japanese Warships and Merchant Vessels Sunk, 

Damaged or not Previously Listed); No. 87 (Japanese Mines and Minesweeping); and, 

Nos. 99-108 (Japanese Place Names-Philippines). Others included information about the 

Psychology in the Japanese Armed Forces (No. 76) and Japanese efforts to fight Plague and 

Cholera (No. 92). Report No. 84 dealt with The Japanese and Bacterial Warfare. It included 

excerpts from Japanese captured documents on their research and use of bacterial warfare. 

Report No. 117, Infringement of the Laws of War and Ethics by the Japanese Medical Corps, 

contains information on violations of the Geneva Convention on the rules of warfare and 

points out how, time and again, medical personnel put to death their own patients. Report 

No. 119 deals with the Japanese Military Police Service and Report No. 126 is “Hoko: The 

Spy-Hostage System of Group Control-The Clue to Japanese Psychology.” On April 29, 

1944, Research Report No. 72 (formerly ATIS Information Bulletin No. 14) was published 

and entitled “Japanese Violations of the Laws of War.” The report contained 28 pages of 

translations, each translation accompanied by a photostatic copy of the original document 

and authenticated under oath by the translator. Supplements No. I and II were published 

on March 19, 1945, and June 23, 1945, respectively.17

Current Translations were publications containing complete translations of documents. 

Over 170 were published, including many extracts from diaries and notebooks. Current 

Translation No. 141, for example, contained prisoner of war poems. Full translations of 

captured enemy publications such as field manuals, technical manuals, intelligence reports, 

were published as Enemy Publications. Often they consisted of combined translations of 

several documents relating to the same subject, such as No. 255 Procedures in interrogating 

and handling [Allied] prisoners of war. More than 420 of these documents were published. 

Included among them are No. 6 Hawaii-Malaya Operations; No. 7 Bismark Sea Operations; 

No. 64 and 78 U.S. Army Combat Methods; No. 123 and 145 File of intelligence reports 

on operations in SWPA; No. 131 Handbook for submarine and airplane spotters; No. 222 

Military Police intelligence, propaganda, pacification, and fifth column activities; No. 237 

Personal punishment, military discipline, legal punishment of enemy air personnel, court 

martial judgment, air raid defense measures; No. 239 Regulations concerning employment 

of prisoners of war and supervision of troops returning to Japan; No. 255 Procedure in 

interrogating and handling prisoners of war; No. 278 Malaya campaign 1941-1942; No. 

285 Lessons from New Guinea operations July 1942-April 1943; No. 300 Lessons from New 

Guinea Campaign.

Production of ATIS Publications began in March 1943. These were a special, individual work, 

compiled for general reference purposes. They were prepared and distributed as a result of 

a specific need and represented a form of publication for matters outside the usual range of 

17. General Headquarters, Far East Command, Military Intelligence Section, General Staff, Operations of The Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, GHA, SWPA, Volume V, Intelligence Series, 1948, pp 55, 64.

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translations and reports. They included: No. 1 List of Japanese Military Conventional Signs 

and Abbreviations (March 4, 1943); No. 2 Alphabetical List of 40,000 Japanese Army Officer 

(May 1943); No. 3 Glossary of military terms encountered in Japanese documents; No. 4 

Bibliographic Index used for all ATIS publications; No. 5 Bibliographic Subject Index for 

Enemy Publications 1-200 (November 30, 1944), with a supplementary index from 201-300 

(March 1945); No. 6 “The Exploitation of Japanese Documents” (December 14, 1944); No. 

10 “Restoration of Captured Documents” (June 28, 1945). Publication No 7. was cancelled 

and there is no record that No 11, “Factors in Japanese Military Psychology” was ever 

completed, although the material intended for this publication could have been used instead 

for Research Report No 76, Part 4, “Prominent Factors in Japanese Military Psychology.” No. 

9, Japanese-English Medical Dictionary, contained several thousand terms and combinations 

never before printed in any Japanese-English medical dictionary. Publication No. 8 was Kanji 

Abbreviations, Variants, and Equivalents.

The ATIS Philippine Island Research Section produced many publications prior to the 

invasion. Among them were Philippine Series Bulletins representing special reports of 

items pertaining to the Philippine Islands, e.g., PI Series Bulletin No. 12 Information on Air 

Units in the Philippines. The timely publication of 18 of these reports afforded a wealth of 

information preparatory to the invasion. They were discontinued with the dissolution of the 

Philippine Islands Research Section of ATIS on October 9, 1944. In late September 1944 

ATIS was urgently requested to compile lists of Japanese place names for all of the major 

islands of the Philippines. Very quickly ATIS published eight Research Reports covering 

place names throughout the Philippine Islands and distributed these prior to the Allied 

attack on Leyte by the 6th Army in October.

Limited Distribution Reports were highly classified, special reports, consisting of translations 

of documents of the highest intelligence value or of immediate importance, issued from time 

to time as directed. These reports totaled 104 in number. No. 16 dealt with interrogation 

of captured American B-24 air crew; No. 17 with Allied and Japanese Operations Among 

Natives of Dutch New Guinea; No. 25 with Anti-Japanese activities in Java; and No. 39 with 

Navy Operations, Plans and Orders (1941-1944). There were also other ATIS publications, 

based on captured documents and interrogations, such as Advanced Echelon Reports, 

Philippine Series Translations, and Interrogation Spot Reports.

The total number of pages of documents printed and distributed monthly increased from 

about 20,000 in January 1943 to some 430,000 in January 1944 and almost 2 million in 

January 1945, when a wartime peak was reached.

Box Subject

799 ATIS Functional Report, February 28, 1944 location: 270/51/06/01

799-830 ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents ) Nos. 61-2,200 

December 1942-October 1945 location: 270/51/06/01

831 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 1-65 location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 1 November 4, 1942, 33 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

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Box Subject

831 122 ATIS Current Translation No. 13 January 12, 1943, 41 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 17 January 27, 1943, 54 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 20; includes letter on Pearl Harbor attack and 

sketch of gas bomb February 20, 1943, 74 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 21 February 25, 1943, 66 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 22 March 4, 1943, 43 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 24; includes hearsay reports on cannibalism 

among Japanese troops March 20, 1943, 46 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 25; includes brief information on use of gas and 

smoke gas candles April 2, 1943, 64 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 35; includes information on Allied Prisoners of 

War and Internees May 15, 1943, 42 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 37; includes a copy of Imperial Rescript 

[December 8, 1941] containing the declaration of war on the United States 

and Great Britain May 17, 1943, 52 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 39 May 20, 1943, 40 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 50 June 9, 1943, 46 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 51; includes notebook containing names of high 

ranking Army and Navy officers, list of members of the new Ministry, with 

brief biographical notes in some instances; Prince Takamatsu’s assignment is 

mentioned June 10, 1943, 45 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 53 June 12, 1943, 51 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 58 and No. 58A June 29, 1943, 40 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 60; includes notes on gas July 3, 1943, 50 pp. 

location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 61; includes names of units in China and IndoChina July 6, 1943, 43 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 62; includes notes on gas, gas detectors and 

masks July 7, 1943, 48 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 63 July 9, 1943, 53 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 64 July 13, 1943, 69 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 65 July 18, 1943, 86 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 66 July 22, 1943, 64 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 67 July 22, 1943, 85 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 68; includes distribution list of chemical warfare 

equipment July 23, 1943, 46 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

831 ATIS Current Translation No. 70 July 30, 1943, 81 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 71; includes information on treatment of 

natives August 4, 1943, 72 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 72 August 7, 1943, 71 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

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Box Subject

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 73; includes some chemical warfare 

instructions (e.g., on smoke candling, gas) and notes on the results of a 

naval wrestling tournament held on Navy Day August 10, 1943, 77 pp. 

location: 270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 74; contains information on Allied prisoners of 

War and information on a chemical warfare investigation August 18, 1943, 

83 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 75 August 22, 1943, 90 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 76; includes information on anti-gas equipment 

August 26, 1944, 100 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 77; includes references to prisoners of war 

August 30, 1943, 35 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 78 September 9, 1943, 150 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 79; includes information on gas training 

September 19, 1943, 120 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 80 Sept. 8, 1943, 22 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

832 ATIS Current Translation No. 81; includes information about a complaint 

about excessive documents October 5, 1943, 202 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

833 ATIS Current Translation No. 82; includes information on gas or smokecandle October 13, 1943, ca. 200 location: 270/51/08/02

833 ATIS Current Translation No. 83 Oct. 20, 1944, 120 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

833 ATIS Current Translation No. 84 Oct. 24, 1943, 110 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

833 ATIS Current Translation No. 85 Oct. 15, 1943, 82 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

833 ATIS Current Translation No. 86 Oct. 25, 1943, 64 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

833 ATIS Current Translation No. 87 Oct. 28, 1943, 101 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

833 ATIS Current Translation No. 88 Nov.5, 1943, 95 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

834 ATIS Current Translation No. 92; includes information on treatment of 

natives December 17, 1943, 49 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

834 ATIS Current Translation No. 97 January 13, 1944, 51 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

834 ATIS Current Translation No. 100; Includes regulations for Navy brothel 

at Rabaul, including prices and information about interrogations of Allied 

prisoners of war February 1944, 120 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

834 ATIS Current Translation No. 101 Feb. 14, 1944, 31 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

834 ATIS Current Translation No. 102 Feb. 24, 1944, 112 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

834 ATIS Current Translation No. 104; included is information regarding 

injections for bubonic plague, document preservation, methods of dealing 

with natives March 11, 1944, 120 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

834 ATIS Current Translation No. 105; includes information on the history and 

development of bacteriological warfare March 15, 1944, 101 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 106 March 20, 1944, 103 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

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Box Subject

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 107 March 27, 1944, 100 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 108 March 31, 1944, 95 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 113 April 22, 1944, 92 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 115; includes manual on first aid instructions 

for gas casualties and information on relations with natives April 30, 1944, 

85 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 116; includes information on shortages of antigas protective ointment, first-aid treatment for gassed personnel (discussing 

decontamination measures) April 30, 1944, 86 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 117; includes file of intelligence summaries and 

reports regarding New Guinea and chart of anti-gas training plan May 16, 

1944, 112 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

835 ATIS Current Translation No. 119 May 23, 1944, 94 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 121; includes extracts on operations in the 

Philippines (Manila-Baguio area), attitude towards native prisoners, and 

reference to suspected use of gas shell by Allied troops May 28, 1944, 88 p. 

location: 270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 123; includes notes on chemical warfare June 

15, 1944, 90 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 125 June 19, 1944, 81 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 126; includes information on functions of 

Military Police June 23, 1944, 99 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 127; information on protection from gas, 

gas sentry and gas patrol training plans July 2, 1944, 75 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 128; includes extract concerning bacterial 

warfare, relation between it and supply services, and actual operation in 

vegetables and well-water July 7, 1944, 93 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 129 July 16, 1944, 94 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 130 July 23, 1944, 62 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

836 ATIS Current Translation No. 131; includes information regarding 

air chemical warfare in tropical areas July 31, 1944, 76 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 133 August 14, 1944, 90 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 139; includes information on anti-gas 

protective leggings for horses October 24, 1944, 83 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 140 Nov. 6, 1944, 76 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 141; includes information regarding gas 

tactics (methods of use and sprays) January 13, 1945, 67 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 143; includes information regarding gas 

protection for rations and forage January 18, 1945, 64 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

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Box Subject

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 144; includes UE and 53rd Division Operational 

Orders (anti-guerilla) January 3-November 14, 1943; Miscellaneous file of 

Philippine Islands Military Police reports; and 14th Army reports December 

1943-March 1944 on Philippine guerillas Jan. 29, 1945, 90 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 145 January 11, 1945, 24 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 146; includes information regarding Kaki Force 

anti-guerilla activity January-April 1944 and Operations October 4-November 

5, 1943 against Luzon guerillas January 31, 1945, 103 pp. location: 

270/51/08/02

837 ATIS Current Translation No. 147; includes information on results of antiguerilla operations on Luzon July-December 1943; punitive and propaganda 

measures against guerillas; Iloilo Military Police Field Diary and military 

police reports December 9, 1943-April 17, 1944; Bataan Garrison Unit antiguerilla operations; and state of public order in the Philippines OctoberDecember 1942, February 2, 1945, 124 pp. location: 270/51/08/02

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 148; includes information regarding the Third 

Phase of Punitive Operations in the Philippines January-June 1943; Kai Force 

Intelligence Reports April 21-July 15, 1944; and Luzon punitive operations 

August 1-November 20, 1942 location: 270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 149; includes report on Philippine guerillas 

January 1-June 30, 1943 and Philippine police affairs 1943, February 6, 

1945, 92 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 150; includes Watari intelligence Reports 

June 21-September 1944; Shobu Group intelligence reports July and 

September 1944; Kaki intelligence reports August 23-October 16, 1944; and 

organization charts, officer assignments of units of the 35th Army and 14th 

Army, February 13, 1945, 80 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 151; includes roster of 26th Division officers 

March-September 1944 and 16th Division messages on organization 

January-October 1944, February 16, 1945, 86 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 152 Feb. 20, 1945, 88 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 153; includes maps of Philippine showing 

code names of numbers of localities; notebook on Army and Army Air 

organization; and officer roster 13th Field Artillery Regiment and 13th 

Independent Field Artillery Battalion June-Aug. 1944, March 1, 1945, 88 pp. 

location: 270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 154 March 7, 1945, 93 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 155 March 11, 1945, 87 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 156; includes notes on espionage, fifth column 

activity, counter-intelligence mechanics of intelligence March 21, 1945, 100 

pp. location: 270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 157; includes information on counterintelligence, propaganda, and use of gas April 21, 1945, 78 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 158 March 23, 1945, 81 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 159 March 25, 1945, 90 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 160; includes information on personnel of 

Shobu Group (Shudan) April 5, 1945, 83 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

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Box Subject

838 ATIS Current Translation No. 161 April 6, 1945, 79 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 162; includes information on treatment and 

symptoms of chemical warfare casualties; Wake Island Battle Lessons April 

8, 1945, 83 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 163 April 14, 1945, 90 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 164 April 21, 1945, 94 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 165; includes information on Philippine ultra 

secret orders and reorganization of units in Manchuria, Korea and China April 

22, 1945, 71 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 166; includes information on Bicol area guerrilla 

group November 1944 and Land Combat Ordnance May 13, 1945, 75 pp. 

location: 270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 167; includes information on Guerrilla and Fifth 

Column activities and activities of Nami Special Service Organization May 29, 

1945, 82 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 168 June 1, 1945, 63 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 169; contains an outline of guerrilla tactics 

June 3, 1945, 75 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 170; includes code designations and locations 

of Army Air Force Units June 23, 1945, 16 pp. location: 270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 171; extracts from Naval Bulletins SeptemberNovember 1944 location: 270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 172 Oct. 22, 1945, 63 pp. location: 

270/51/08/03

839 ATIS Current Translation No. 173; includes information on Philippine Police 

Training School and Philippine Islands Propaganda Plan October 22, 1945 

location: 270/51/08/03

840-859 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 1-421 location: 270/51/08/03

860-869 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 10-783 October 1942-September 1945 

location: 270/51/08/06

870-874 ATIS Press Translations Nos. 200-2,679 December 1945-April 1946 location: 

270/51/08/07

875-910 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries Nos. 1-674 April 1946-July 1948 

location: 270/51/09/01

910 ATIS Progress Report Sept. 19, 1942-September 8, 1944 location: 

270/51/09/06

910 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 59-70 location: 270/51/09/06

910 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 72 Japanese Violations of the Laws of War April 

29, 1944, ca. 150 pp. location: 270/51/09/06

910 ATIS Research Reports No. 72 Supplement No. 1 Japanese Violations of the 

Laws of War March 19, 1945, ca. 75 pp. location: 270/51/19/06

910 ATIS Research Reports No. 72 Supplement No. 2 Japanese Violations of the 

Laws of War June 23, 1945, ca. 75 pp. location: 270/51/19/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 76-Part I Self-Immolation as a Factor in Japanese 

Military Psychology April 4, 1944, 44 pp. location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 76-Part II The Emperor Cult as a Present 

Factor in Japanese Military Psychology June 21, 1944, 33 pp. location: 

270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 76-Part III The Warrior Tradition as a Present 

Factor in Japanese Military Psychology October 30, 1944, 35 pp. location: 

270/51/09/06

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Box Subject

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 76-Part IV Prominent Factors in Japanese Military 

Psychology February 7, 1945, 27 pp. location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 76-Part V Superstitions as a Present Factor 

in Japanese Military Psychology February 24, 1945, 25 pp. location: 

270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 76-Part VI Defects Arising From the Doctrine of 

“Spiritual Superiority” as Factors in the Japanese Military Psychology October 

10, 1945, 31 pp. location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 78-82 location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 83 Organization of Medical units in the Japanese 

Army July 29, 1944, 57 pp. location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 84 The Japanese and Bacterial Warfare July 24, 

1944

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 85 Index to Air Bases July 30, 1944, 90 pp. 

location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 87-92 location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 93-97 location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports No. 98 Japanese Anti-Gas Clothing Feb.10, 1945, 14 

pp. location: 270/51/09/06

911 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 99 location: 270/51/09/06

912 ATIS Research Reports No. 101-117 location: 270/51/09/06

913 ATIS Research Reports Nos. 118-146 location: 270/51/09/06

914 ATIS Information Bulletin No. 12 March 9, 1944 location: 270/51/09/06

914 ATIS Information Request Reports Sept. 1943-June 1944 location: 

270/51/09/06

914 ATIS Monthly Reports May 1945-October 1946 location: 270/51/09/06

915 ATIS Publication No. 1 Japanese Military Conventional Signs and 

Abbreviations (various versions) location: 270/51/09/07

915 ATIS Publication No. 3 Glossary of Japanese Terms (various versions) 

location: 270/51/09/07

915 ATIS Publication No. 4 Index Guide to Bibliographic Indexes of ATIS 

Documents July 15, 1944 location: 270/51/09/07

915 ATIS Publication No. 5 Bibliographic Subject Index to Enemy Publications 

Nos. 1-200 November 30, 1944 location: 270/51/09/07

915 ATIS Publication No. 6 The Exploitation of Japanese Documents December 

14, 1944 location: 270/51/09/07

915 ATIS Publication No. 8 Kanji Abbreviations, Variants and Equivalents 

February 7, 1945 location: 270/51/09/07

915 ATIS Publication No. 9 Japanese-English Medical Dictionary February 7, 1945 

location: 270/51/09/07

915 ATIS Publication No. 10 Restoration of Captured Documents: Manual for 

cleaning, deciphering and chemically restoring illegible captured documents 

June 28, 1945 location: 270/51/09/07

916-917 ATIS Spot Reports Nos. 1-193 Nov. 1942-February 1945 location: 

270/51/09/07

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-GHQ1-ADVATIS 

(0407-NM3-427A)

Box Subject/Title

918 ADVATIS Bulletins December 1944-June 1945 location: 270/51/09/07

918 ADVATIS Interrogation Reports Dec.1944-June 1945 location: 270/51/09/07

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Box Subject/Title

918-920 ADVATIS Translations December 1944-June 1945 location: 270/51/09/07

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-GHQ (0407-NM3-

427A)

GHQ Library File

Box File Subject

435-

437

98-GHQ Operations of the Military Intelligence Section GHQ, SWPA, FEC, 

SCAP Vol. III Parts I and II and Documentary Appendices I-III 

location: 270/50/33/05

439 98-GHQ Operations of ATIS Vol. V and Documentary Appendices 

location: 270/50/33/06

441 98-GHQ Operations of the Technical Intelligence Unit in the SWPA Vol. 

VII location: 270/50/33/06

442 98-GHQ Counter Intelligence Corps in SWPA Vol. VIII and Documentary 

Appendices location: 270/50/33/06

442-

444

98-GHQ Operations of the Civil Intelligence Section, GHQ, FEC, SCAP Vol. 

IX Parts I & II and Documentary Appendices II and III location: 

270/50/33/06

446-

447

98-GHQ Operation Blacklist, ca. 600 pp. location: 270/50/33/07

476-

482

98-GHQ1-2.6 Monthly Summary of Enemy Dispositions November 1943-April 

1945 Box 496482 location: 270/50/34/03

502 98-GHQ1-2.7 Japanese Order of Battle Ground Forces December 22, 1944, ca. 

360 pp. location: 270/50/35/01

794 98-GHQ1-5.0 The Government of the New Philippines – A Study of the Present 

Puppet Government of the Philippines Sept. 25, 1944, ca. 70 pp. 

location: 270/51/05/07

794 98-GHQ1-

19.0

Chemical Warfare Plan May 12, 1944 and January 1, 1945 

location: 270/51/05/07

798 98-GHQ1-39 Plan for Psychological Warfare Against Japan May 28, 1945, ca. 

80 pp. location: 270/51/06/01

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-GHQ2 U.S. Army 

Forces Pacific (AFPAC) (0407-NM3-427A)

Box File Subject

921 98-GHQ2.0 Chronology of the Occupation August 15, 1945-March 31, 1946, 

6 pp. location: 270/51/09/07

921 98-GHQ2-0.23 Documents (Translations) Submitted to SCAP Regarding the 

Negotiations to Surrender, Manila, Philippines Parts I and II 

August 19, 1945 location: 270/51/09/07

921 98-GHQ2-2.9 Documents Submitted to SCAP by the Japanese Mission 

to Negotiate Surrender Part II Aug. 19, 1945 location: 

270/51/09/07

World War II Operations Reports — Entry 427A: Pacific Theater, AFPAC, 1940-1948
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1399

Box File Subject

923 98-GHQ2-2 History of Technical Intelligence Vols. I-II 1942-1945 location: 

270/51/10/01

928 98-GHQ2-25 Report on War Crimes Branch on Atrocities August 18, 1945, 7 

pp. location: 270/51/10/01

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-GHQ3 Far East 

Command (0407-NM3-427A)

Box File Subject

929 98-GHQ3-2.0 Operations of ATIS Vol. V and Documentary Appendices 

location: 270/51/10/02

930 98-GHQ3-2.6 Translation – “Sorge’s Own Story” February 1942, ca. 40 pp. 

location: 270/51/10/02

940-943 98-GHQ3-2.9 Saionji Harada Memoirs Parts I-XXIV March 6, 1930-November 

21, 1940 location: 270/51/10/03

944 98-GHQ3-25 Military Commission Orders 13 and 14 May 12, 15, 1947, 8 pp. 

location: 270/51/10/04

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-GHQ4 Supreme 

Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP) (0407-NM3-427A)

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944-945 98-GHQ4-0.3.0 Reports on Progress of Demobilization of the Japanese 

Armed Forces October 1 and Nov.; Reports on Progress of 

Demobilization of the Japanese Armed Forces Supplement

No. 1 February 15, 1946; and, Final Report on Progress of 

Demobilization of the Japanese Armed Forces December 31, 

1946 location: 270/51/10/04

955 98-GHQ4-0.9 Indexes of SCAP Directives location: 270/51/10/05

955 98-GHQ4-0.13 Occupation Instructions Nos. 1 & 2 September 13, 1945 and 

March 25, 1946 location: 270/51/10/05

946-953 98-GHQ4-0.5 Monthly Summary of Non-Military Activities in Japan 

September 1945-April 1948 location: 270/51/10/04

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-SS3 U.S. Army 

Service of Supply, SWPA (0407-NM3-427A)

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1033 98-SS3-ITCO-2 Organization and Functions 5250th Technical Intelligence 

Company August 8, 1944 location: 270/51/12/03

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RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1400

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-USF1 U.S. Army 

Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) (0407-NM3-427A)

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1163

98-USF1-0.6 Prisoners of War, Diaries and Statements 1942-1945 location: 

270/51/17/01

1163 98-USF1-0.6 Narrative History – Mukden Group – Prisoners of War Allied 

Military Personnel at Japanese Prisoner of War Camp Mukden 

May 1942-September 1945. This unclassified report was 

written by Capt. William D. Thompson January 1946, 94 

pp. and authorized for publication in March 1946 location: 

270/51/17/01

1167 98-USF1-2.12 Information – American Officers – Prisoners of War 1942 

location: 270/51/17/02

1167 98-USF1-2.12 Prison Camp Information May 15, 1945 location: 

270/51/17/02

1167 98-USF1-2.12 Report – Prisoners of War Philippine Islands September 20, 

1944 location: 270/51/17/02

1167 98-USF1-2.13 Statements made by American Prisoners of War at the Bilibid 

Hospital in the Philippine Islands 1944 location: 270/51/17/02

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-USF2 U.S. Army 

Forces in South Pacific Area (USAFSPA) (0407-NM3-427A)

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1196 98-USF2-2.7 Roster, Japanese Officers Feb. 29, 1944 location: 270/51/17/07

1196 98-USF2-2.9 Translations – Captured Documents January 11-May 14, 1943, ca. 

40 pp. location: 270/51/17/07

1196 98-USF2-2.9 ATIS Spot Reports and Other Records Relating to Japanese 

Atrocities December 1942-October 1943, ca. 30 pp. location: 

270/51/17/07

1196 98-USF2-2.9 Usual Phrases in English and Siwai 1942 location: 270/51/17/07

1196 98-USF2-2.9 Vocabulary of Native Words – Bougainville 1942 location: 

270/51/17/07

1196 98-USF2-2.17 Propaganda and Psychological Warfare – Japanese 1942-1943 

location: 270/51/17/07

1196 98-USF2-2.17 Report on Psychological Warfare by 25th Infantry Division 

Language Detachment April 1945, 3 pp. location: 270/51/17/07

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-USF4 U.S. Army 

Forces, Pacific Ocean Areas (0407-NM3-427A)

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1219 98-USF4-2.9 Translations of Enemy Documents by 10th Army, ca. 350 pp. AprilJuly 1945 location: 270/51/18/02

World War II Operations Reports — Entry 427A: Pacific Theater, USAFPOA, 1940-1948
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1401

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948 Pacific Theater 98-USF5 U.S. Army 

Forces, Middle Pacific (AFMIDPAC) (0407-NM3-427A)

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1231-

1233

98-USF5-19 History – Chemical Section, U.S. Army Forces MidPac and 

Predecessor Commands Vols. I-V December 7, 1941-Sept. 2, 

1945 location: 270/51/18/05

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948, Armies (0407-NM3-427A)

Sixth Army 

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2405-2406 106-0.3 Report on the Battle of Manila 1945 location: 270/52/12/06

2406 106-0.3 Report on Occupation of Japan September-November 1945, 99 

pp. location: 270/52/12/07

2446 106-2.5 Intelligence plan for the occupation of Japan August 30, 1945 

location: 270/52/13/05

2446 106-2.12 Report on Prisoner of War Encampments in Japan August 1945 

location: 270/52/13/05

2446 106-2.13 162nd Language Detachment Interrogation Report No. 0447 May 

7, 1945 location: 270/52/13/05

2499-2519 106-3.2 Occupation of Japan Sept.-November 1945 location: 

270/52/14/06

2557-2561 106-4.2 Operation Blacklist location: 270/52/17/07

Eighth Army

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2707-2708 108-0 Occupation Monographs 1945-1947 location: 270/52/23/02

2717 108-0.19 War Crimes Trials-Regulations Governing the Trials of Accused 

War Criminals and Related Papers 1945-1946, ca. 50 pp. 

location: 270/52/23/04

2717 108-0.23 Surrender Policy for Japan location: 270/52/23/04

2717 108-0.23 Surrender Instruments location: 270/52/23/

2765 108-2.9 Receipts of Captured Documents March 28-July 27, 1945 

location: 270/52/24/03

2766 108-2.13 Interrogations; including copies of those conducted by the 

USSBS 1946, ca. 800 pp. location: 270/52/24/04

2767 108-2.14 Captured Equipment 1945-1947, ca. 300 pp. location: 

270/52/24/04

2770 108-3.0 Occupation Plan November 1945 location: 270/52/24/04

2778-2800 108-3.3 G-3 Journal File-Blacklist Operations July 1945-July 1947 

location: 270/52/24/06

2872 108-19 Historical Report-Chemical Warfare June 1946 location: 

270/52/26/05

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Box File Subject

2872 108-19 Chemical Warfare Report for Luzon November 1945 location: 

270/52/26/05

2879 108-25 Report of Activities-War Crimes Division, Judge Advocate General 

December 1945-June 1948 location: 270/52/26/06

Tenth Army

Box File Subject

2954 110-2.9 Translation of captured documents 1945 location: 270/52/28/02

2955 110-2.9 Translation of captured documents April 5-July 21, 1945 location: 

270/52/28/03

2955 110-2.13 Interrogation Reports May 28-August 1945 location: 270/52/28/03

2992 110-16.0 Interrogation of Yohara August 1945 location: 270/52/30/01

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948, Corps (0407-NM3-427A)

I Corps

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3017-3022 201-0.2 History - Occupation of Japan 1945-1948 location: 270/52/30/07

3079 201-2.9 Translations of Captured Documents October 9, 1944-March 7, 

1945 location: 270/52/32/02

3092 201-3.22 Seizure of Banks September-Nov. 1945 location: 270/52/32/04

3092 201-3.22 Seizure of Precious Metals October-November 1945 location: 

270/52/32/04

X Corps

Box File Subject

4108 210-0.2 History – Occupation of Japan 1945-1946 location: 270/53/18/02

4128 210-2.9 Translation of captured documents October 25, 1944-July 30, 1945 

location: 270/53/18/05

4128 210-2.13 Interrogations September 1945 location: 270/53/18/05

XI Corps

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4164 211-2.1 G-2 Blacklist Operations Sept. 1945-Jan. 1946 location: 270/53/19/03

4202 211-2.13 Native Interrogations Sept.-October 1944 location: 270/53/20/02

4255 211-19 Chemical Activities April 1945-Mar. 1946 location: 270/53/21/02

4256 211-39 Psychological Warfare Operations February-June 1945 location: 

270/53/21/03

XIV Corps

Box File Subject

4622 214-0.3 Report on Blacklist Operations August-November 1945 location: 

270/53/28/06

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4707 214-19.1 Chemical Warfare Journal July-August 1945 location: 270/53/30/04

XXIV Corps

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5352 224-2.9 Translations of Captured Documents November 7, 1944-May 28, 1945 

location: 270/54/8/05

5352 224-2.13 Interrogation Reports October 24, 1944-June 15, 1945 location: 

270/54/8/05

World War II Operations Reports 1940-1948, Divisions (0407-NM3-427A)

Americal Division (23rd Infantry Division)

TASK Force 6814 was activated at the New York Port of Embarkation on January 14, 1942. 

Under the command of then Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Patch, the Task Force sailed for the 

Pacific Theater via the Panama Canal. On March 12 the convoy and naval escort arrived in 

the harbor of Noumea, New Caledonia and the troops debarked. The mission of the Task 

Force was to hold New Caledonia against enemy attack.

Task Force 6814 was reorganized and constituted as the Americal Division on May 24, 1942, 

to become the only Army division not designated by number. The Americal derived its name 

from the phrase, “Americans in New Caledonia.” 

Box File Subject

5447 300-0.3 Operations Report – Blacklist August-November 1945 location: 

270/54/10/05

5473 300-2 G-2 Operations Report – Intelligence Annex Blacklist 

Operations and Occupation of Japan August-Oct. 1945 location: 

270/54/11/01

5473 300-2.0 G-2 History – Language Section New Caledonia, Guadalcanal, Fiji 

September-November 1943 location: 270/54/11/01

5475 300-2.1 G-2 Periodic Reports – Occupation of Japan September-November 

1945 location: 270/54/11/02

5479 300-2.2 G-2 Journal – Occupation of Japan October-November 1945 

location: 270/54/11/02

5480 300-2.2 G-2 Journal – Leyte, Language Section January-March 1945 

location: 270/54/11/02

5500 300-2.9 Translations of captured documents Guadalcanal September 20-

October 28, 1942 location: 270/54/11/05

5501 330-2.9 Captured documents Bougainville May 1-November 20, 1944 

location: 270/54/11/05

5501 330-2.9 Captured documents Fiji Oct. 18-19, 1943 location: 270/54/11/05

5501 330-2.9 Captured documents log Bougainville Dec. 43-April 18, 1944 

location: 270/54/11/05

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Box File Subject

5501 330-2.9 Translations of captured enemy documents December 31, 1943-

April 29, 1944 location: 270/54/11/05

5501-5502 300-2.9 Radio Intercepts – Japan May 15-August 13, 1945 location: 

270/54/11/05

5502 300-2.9 Captured Japanese diaries and documents Leyte-Samar February 

1-March 7, 1945 location: 270/54/11/06

5502 300-2.9 Reproduction of captured Japanese maps and sketches Torokina 

and South Bougainville Area January 1-Decmber 31, 1944 

location: 270/54/11/06

5502 300-2.9 Reproduction of captured Japanese maps and sketches Upper 

Laruma Area Bougainville Oct. 1-31, 1944 location: 270/54/11/06

5502 300-2.9 Translations of captured documents April-May 1945 location: 

270/54/11/06

5502 300-2.9 Translations of captured documents Cebu-V-2 operations March 

31-June 20, 1945 location: 270/54/11/06

5504 300-2.13 Interrogations February 4-November 21, 1944 location: 

270/54/11/05

5538 300-3.15 Operations Directive – Occupation of Japan September 5-October 

6, 1945 location: 270/54/12/04

5542 300-12 G-5 Operations Report – Military Government Section – 

Occupation of Japan Sept. 8-Nov. 3, 1945 location: 270/54/12/04

5542 300-19 Operations Report – Occupation of Japan- Chemical Warfare 

Section August 22-October 31, 1945 location: 270/54/12/04

24th Infantry Division

The 24th Infantry Division was activated February 25, 1921 in Hawaii as the Hawaiian 

Division and redesignated the 24th Infantry Division on August 26, 1941. During the war 

it was commanded by Maj. Gen. Durward S. Wilson (October 1941-August 1942), Maj. 

Gen. Frederick A. Irving (August 1942-November 1944), Maj. Gen. Roscoe B. Woodruff 

(November 1944-November 10, 1945), Brig. Gen. Kenneth F. Cramer (November 1945-

December 1945), and Maj. Gen. James A. Lester (December 1945-January 16, 1948). 

The 24th Infantry Division was among the first to see combat in World War II and among 

the last to stop fighting. The division was on Oahu, with headquarters at Schofield Barracks, 

when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. In May 1943 it was alerted 

for movement to Australia and by September 19, 1943, had completed the move to Camp 

Caves, near Rockhampton, on the eastern coast of Australia. After a period of intensive 

training, the division moved to Goodenough Island, January 31, 1944, to stage for the 

Hollandia-Tanahmerah campaign. The 24th landed on Dutch New Guinea, April 22, 1944, 

and smashed its way to and seized the important Hollandia Airdrome. Shortly after the 

Hollandia landing, on June 18, the 24th Infantry Regiment moved to Biak to reinforce the 

41st Infantry Division, and captured Sorido and Borokoe airdromes before returning to the 

division on Hollandia in July. After occupation duty in the Hollandia area, the 24th Division 

landed on Red Beach on Leyte, October 20, 1944, as part of the X Corps, Sixth Army, and 

driving up Leyte Valley advanced to Jaro and took Breakneck Ridge, November 12, 1944. 

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While mopping up continued on Leyte, the 19th Regimental Combat Team moved to Mindoro 

Island as part of the Western Visayan Task Force, landing in the San Jose area, December 

15, 1944. Airfields and a PT base were secured for operations on Luzon. Divisional elements 

affected a landing on Marinduque Island. Other elements supported the 11th Airborne 

Division drive from Nasugbu to Manila. The 34th Regimental Combat Team, landing at San 

Antonio, Luzon, January 29, 1945, ran into a furious battle on Zig Zag Pass. On February 16, 

1945 the 3d Battalion of the 24th Infantry took part in the amphibious landing on Corregidor. 

After numerous mopping up actions in March, the division landed on Mindanao, April 17, cut 

across the island to Digos, April 27, stormed into Davao, May 3, and cleared Libby Airdrome, 

May 13. Although the campaign closed officially on June 30, the division continued to mop 

up Japanese resistance during July and August 1945. Patrolling continued after the official 

surrender of Japan. On October 15, 1945, the Division left Mindanao for Japan. 

Box File Subject

7671-7672 324-03 Occupation History 1947-1948 location: 270/55/21/03

7745 324-2.2 G-2 Journal Occupation of Japan September-October 1945 

location: 270/55/22/07

7759 324-2.13 Interrogation reports and memoirs of Japanese Generals on the 

Leyte campaign January 5, 1946 location: 270/55/23/02

25th Infantry Division

The 25th Infantry Division was activated October 10, 1941 in Hawaii. During the war it was 

commanded by Maj. Gen. Maxwell Murray (October 1941-May 1942), Maj. Gen. J. Lawton Collins 

(May 1942-January 1944), and Maj. Gen. Charles L. Mullins, Jr. (January 1944-May 15, 1948). 

The 25th began moving to Guadalcanal, November 25, 1942, to relieve Marines near 

Henderson Field. First elements landed near the Tenaru River, December 17, 1942, 

and entered combat January 10, 1943, participating in the seizure of Kokumbona and 

the reduction of the Mount Austen Pocket. The threat of large enemy attacks caused a 

temporary withdrawal, but division elements under XIV Corps control relieved the 147th 

Infantry and took over the advance on Cape Esperance. The junction of these elements 

with Americal Division forces near the Cape, February 5, 1943, ended organized enemy 

resistance. A period of garrison duty followed, ending July 21. On that date, advance 

elements debarked on Munda, New Georgia. The 35th Infantry, under the Northern 

Landing Force, took part in the capture of Vella Lavella, August 15 to September 15, 1943. 

Meanwhile, other elements landed on New Georgia, took Zieta, marched through jungle 

mud for 19 days, and captured Bairoko Harbor, winning the island. Elements cleared Arundel 

Island, September 24, 1943, and Kolombangara Island with its important Vila Airport, 

October 6. Organized resistance on New Georgia ended on August 25, and the division 

moved to New Zealand for rest and training, with the last elements arriving on December 5. 

The 25th was transferred to New Caledonia, February 3-March 14, 1944, for continued 

training. The division landed in the San Fabian area of Luzon, January 11, 1945, to enter 

the struggle for the liberation of the Philippines. It drove across the Luzon Central Plain, 

meeting the Japanese at Binalonan, January 17. The 25th occupied Umingan, Lupao, and 

San Jose and destroyed a great part of the Japanese armor on Luzon. On February 21, 

the Division began operations in the Caraballo Mountains. It fought its way along Highway 

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No. 5, taking Digdig, Putlan, and Kapintalan and took Balete Pass, May 13, and opened the 

gateway to the Cagayan Valley, May 27, with the capture of Santa Fe. Until June 30, when 

the division was relieved, it carried out mopping-up activities. On July 1, the division moved 

to Tarlac for training, leaving for Japan, September 20.

Box File Subject

7791-7794 325-02 History – Occupation of Japan 1945-1948 location: 270/55/27/07

8032 325-2.9 ATIS Current Translations No. 109 April 4, 1944 location: 

270/55/28/06

8032 325-2.9 Translations New Georgia Island April 4-August 1943 location: 

270/55/28/06

8032 325-2.9 Translations of Captured Documents August 26-September 4, 1943 

location: 270/55/28/06 

27th Infantry Division

The 27th Infantry Division was activated October 15, 1940. During the war it was 

commanded by Maj, Gen. William N. Haskell (October 1940-October 1941), Brig. Gen. Ralph 

McT. Pennell (November 1941-October 1942), Maj. Gen. Ralph C. Smith (November 1942-

May 1944), Maj. Gen. George W. Griner, Jr. (June 1944-December 1945). 

The 27th Infantry Division arrived in Hawaii, May 21, 1942, to defend the outer islands 

from amphibious attack. Elements of the division first saw action in the attack and capture 

of Makin Atoll in the Gilbert Islands, November 21-24, 1943. One battalion of the 106th 

Regiment participated in the attack on Eniwetok Atoll, February 19-26, 1944, returning 

to Oahu in March. During this mission, one battalion landed unopposed on Majuro Island, 

February 1, and completed its seizure, February 3. The division began preparations for the 

Marianas operations, March 15. On D-plus-1-day, June 16, 1944, elements landed at night 

on Saipan to support the 2nd and 4th Marines. A bridgehead was established and Aslito 

Airfield captured, June 18. Fighting continued throughout June. During the months of July 

and August, the 27th cleaned out isolated pockets in the mountains and cliffs of Saipan. 

Beginning in the middle of August, the division moved to the New Hebrides for rest and 

rehabilitation. On March 25, 1945, the 27th sailed from Espiritu Santo, arriving at Okinawa, 

April 9. The division participated in the XXIV Corps general attack, April 19, securing a 

dominating ridge line south of Machinato and Kakazu. Machinato Airfield was captured, 

April 28. On May 1, the division was relieved by the 1st Marine Division and attached to 

the Island Command for garrison duty. Tori Shima was seized, May 12, without opposition. 

The 27th attacked from the south end of Ishikawa Isthmus to sweep the northern sector of 

Okinawa. The Japanese fought bitterly on Onnatake Hill from May 23 until 2 June, before 

losing the strong point. After a mopping-up period, the division left Okinawa, September 7, 

moved to Japan and occupied Niigata and Fukushima Prefectures. The unit returned to the 

United States December 15 and was inactivated December 31, 1945. 

Box File Subject

8308 327-0.2 History – Blacklist Operations August-November 1945 location: 

270/55/34/03

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Box File Subject

8325 327-2 G-2 Historical Report – Occupation of Japan August-November 

1945 location: 270/55/34/06

8333-8334 327-2.3 G-2 Journal File – Occupation of Japan September-December 

1945 location: 270/55/34/07

8335 327-2.5 JICPOA. Japanese Defenses of Makin Atoll, JICPOA Bulletin No. 4-

44 January 14, 1944, 114 pp.

8335 327-2.9 Translation of Japanese documents (Tinian operations) July 22-

September 22, 1944 location: 27/55/34/07

8335 327-2.9 Translation of Japanese documents June 19-July 17, 1944

8335 327-2.9 Translation of Japanese Officer Diary Makin Atoll November 17-

December 13, 1944

8336 327-2.13 Interrogations (Forager Operations) June 5-July 17, 1944 

8336 327-2.13 Interrogations (Saipan) August 8-21, 1944 location: 27/55/34/07

32nd Infantry Division

The 32nd Infantry Division was activated October 15, 1940 (National Guard Division from 

Michigan and Wisconsin). During the war it would be commanded by Maj. Gen. Irving A. 

Fish (October 1940-March 1942), Maj. Gen. Edwin F. Harding (March 1942-January 1943) 

Maj. Gen. William H. Gill (February 1943 to inactivation). 

The 32d Infantry Division arrived in Australia May 14, 1942. The first element of the 

division entered the combat zone by air for Port Moresby September 16, to be joined by 

other elements arriving by sea September 28 and by air October 2. Units of the 32nd were 

deployed defensively along the Goldie River on the left flank of the Australian garrison force 

for the Port Moresby area. Fighting along the Goldie River to protect the Australian left 

flank, the 32nd drove the enemy back along the Kokoda Trail and stopped the enemy threat 

to Port Moresby. Elements were flown to the Buna area where they were joined November 

15 by the 2nd Battalion of the 126th Infantry which had trekked over the Owen Stanley 

Mountains. The struggle for Buna-Sanananda was completed January 22, 1943, and the 

32nd returned to Australia for rest and training. On January 2, 1944 elements landed at 

Saidor and helped to end enemy resistance April 14. On April 23 elements took part in 

the landing at Aitape; the division arriving on May 3. After meeting slight initial resistance, 

the 32nd had to withstand savage counterattacks in the Drinumor River area. By August 

31 Aitape was secured and the division rested. Elements landed on Morotai on September 

15. The 32nd Command Post opened at Hollandia October 1 to stage for the Philippines. It 

landed on Leyte, November 14, and went into action along the Pinamopoan-Ormoc highway, 

taking Limon and smashing the Yamashita line. Union with elements of 1st Cavalry Division 

in the vicinity of Lonoy, December 22, marked the collapse of Japanese resistance in the 

upper Ormoc Valley. From Leyte the division moved to Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, January 

27, 1945. It pushed up the Villa Verde Trail January 30, and after more than 100 days of 

fighting took Imugan and met the 25th Infantry Division near Santa Fe May 28, securing 

Balete Pass, the gateway to the Cagayan Valley. While some elements continued moppingup activities near Imugan, other units moved to rest and rehabilitation centers. Active 

elements secured the Baguio area, wiped out Japanese groups in the Agno River Valley 

area, and opened Highway 11 as a supply route. Operations ceased on August 15, and the 

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Division moved to Japan for occupation duty October 20. The unit was inactivated February 

28, 1946, in Japan.

Box File Subject

9021 332-0.3 Operations Report – Blacklist Operations September-November 

1945 location: 270/56/13/07

9021 332-0.3 Operations Report – Occupation of Japan December 1945-January 

1946 location: 270/56/13/07

9097-9100 332-2.2 G-2 Journal and File – Occupation of Japan October-December 

1945 location: 270/56/15/04

9103 332-2.7 Japanese Order of Battle – Leyte Nov. 1944 location: 

270/56/15/05

9103 332-2.7 Japanese Order of Battle and Occupation of Japan November 

1945 location: 270/56/15/05

9103 332-2.9 Buna (Papuan) Campaign, G-2 Prisoner of War Interrogations and 

Translations of Captured Documents Dec. 1, 1942-Jan. 22, 1943 

location: 270/56/15/05

9103 332-2.9 Translation of Field Diary, 2nd Battalion 80th Infantry Regiment 

Afua-Aitape Campaign, New Guinea May 31-Augsut 30, 1944 

location: 270/56/15/05

9104 332-2.13 Interrogation reports-Japanese officers Luzon August 1945 

location: 270/56/15/05

9105 332-2.14 Enemy Materials (Enemy Intelligence Targets) Captured or 

Destroyed Occupation of Japan October 1-November 30, 1945 

location: 270/56/15/05

37th Infantry Division

The 37th Infantry Division was activated October 15, 1940 (National Guard Division from 

Ohio). Overseas: May 26, 1942. Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler commanded the division 

during World War II. 

The 37th Infantry Division arrived in the Fiji Islands in June 1942 to fortify the islands 

against possible invasion. The division continued its training on the islands. With the end 

of ground fighting on Guadalcanal, the division moved to that island in April 1943, continued 

training, and staged for the Munda campaign. Two battalions joined the Marines on New 

Georgia, July 5, 1943, while the remainder of the division landed, July 22, and assisted 

the 43rd Infantry Division in taking Munda airfield. After mopping up on New Georgia, the 

division returned to Guadalcanal, September 9, for rest and rehabilitation. The division’s 

next assignment was Bougainville. Relieving Marine units, November 8-19, 1943, the 37th 

took over the perimeter defense of the area, constructed roads and bridges, and engaged in 

extensive patrol activity. In March 1944, two Japanese divisions made eight major attacks, 

but division lines held. In April patrols cleared the Laruma Valley area of major enemy 

units. The division remained on Bougainville and trained for the Luzon campaign. Landing 

with the Sixth Army on the beaches of Lingayen Gulf, January 9, 1945, the 37th raced 

inland against slight resistance to Clark Field and Fort Stotsenburg, where fierce resistance 

delayed capture of those objectives until January 31. The division continued to drive to 

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Manila against small delaying forces, and entered the city’s outskirts, February 4. Upon 

crossing the Pasig River, it ran into bitter Japanese opposition, and it took heavy street 

fighting to clear the city by March 3. After garrison duty in Manila, March 5-26, the division 

shifted to the hills of Northwest Luzon, where heavy fighting culminated in the capture 

of Baguio April 26. Rest and rehabilitation during May were followed by action in June in 

the Cagayan Valley against deteriorating Japanese resistance. With the end of hostilities 

August 15, the division was concerned with the collection and processing of prisoners of war, 

leaving November 1945 for the United States and demobilization. The unit was inactivated 

December 18, 1945.

Box File Subject

10049-10050 337-2 Report – Language Section Bougainville Campaign November 

1943-October 1944 location: 270/56/34/07

10073 337-2.9 Translations of captured documents New Georgia July 22-

August 6, 1943 location: 270/56/35/04

10073 337-2.9 Translations of captured documents Bougainville campaign 

November 8, 1943-April 30, 1944 location: 270/56/35/04

10073 337-2/2.9 Translations of captured documents Bougainville campaign 

November 8, 1943-April 30, 1944 location: 270/56/35/04

10075 337-2.13 Interrogation Report (Vice Admiral Denichi Okoochi) Nov. 1944 

location: 270/56/35/04

10075 337-2.13 Interrogation reports Bougainville Nov. 3, 1943-April 30, 1944 

location: 270/56/35/04

10075 337-2.13 Interrogation reports New Georgia July 22-August 6, 1943 

location: 270/56/35/04

10075 337-2.13 Interrogations Bougainville and Luzon January 9-June 30, 

1945 location: 270/56/35/04

10075 337-2.13 Summary-Interrogation of Gen. Yamashita, Commanders and 

Staff Officers 1945 location: 270/56/35/04

10075 337-

2/2.13

Interrogation reports Bougainville campaign November 8, 

1943-April 30, 1944 location: 270/56/35/04

10076 337-

2/2.14

Technical Intelligence Bougainville and Luzon; includes 

information on gas, smoke, and includes photographs 

November 1, 1944-June 30, 1945 location: 270/56/35/04

40th Infantry Division

The 40th Infantry Division was activated on March 3, 1941 (National Guard Division from 

California and Utah). It was commanded by Maj. Gen. Walter P. Story (March-September 

1941), Maj. Gen. Ernest J. Dawley (September 1941-April 1942), Maj. Gen. Rapp Brush 

(April 1942-July 1945), and Brig. Gen. Donald J. Myers (July 1945 to inactivation). It 

returned to the Untied States on April 7, 1946 and was inactivated that day. 

The 40th Infantry Division’s first overseas assignment was the defense of outer islands of 

Hawaii, where it arrived in September 1942. Training continued as defensive positions were 

improved and maintained. In July 1943 the division was concentrated on Oahu and relieved 

the 24th of the defense of the North Sector. Relieved of the North Sector in October 1943, 

the 40th entered upon a period of intensive amphibious and jungle training. On December 

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20, the first units left for Guadalcanal, and by mid-January 1944, movement was completed, 

and the division prepared for its first combat assignment. On April 24, it left Guadalcanal 

for New Britain. The Regiments of the division took positions at Talasea on the northern 

side of the island, at Arawe on the southern side, and at Gape Gloucester near the western 

end. Neutralization of the Japanese was effected by patrols. No major battle was fought. 

The 40th was relieved of missions on New Britain, November 27, and began training for 

the Luzon landing. Sailing from Borgen Bay December 9, the division made an assault 

landing at Lingayen, Luzon, under command of XIV Corps, on January 9, 1945. Seizing 

Lingayen airfield, the division occupied Bolinao Peninsula and San Miguel, and advanced 

toward Manila, running into heavy fighting in the Fort Stotsenburg area and the Bambam 

Hills. Snake Hill and Storm King Mountain were taken in February and the 40th was relieved 

on March 2. Leaving Luzon on March 15 to cut behind the Japanese, the division landed 

on Panay Island on the 18th and knocked out Japanese resistance within 10 days, seizing 

airfields at Santa Barbara and Mandurriao. On March 29, it landed at Pulupandan, Negros 

and advanced through Bacolod toward Talisay, which it secured by April 2. After mopping 

up on Negros Island, the division returned to Panay in June and July 1945. In September 

1945, the division moved to Korea for occupation duty. 

Box File Subject

10359 340-0.8 Journal File – Blacklist Operations August 1945 location: 270/57/6/02

10389 340-2.7 Enemy Order of Battle based on captured documents and prisoner of 

war interrogations March 5-August 8, 1945 location: 270/57/6/06

41st Infantry Division

The 41st Infantry Division was activated September 16, 1940 (National Guard Division 

from Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming). During the war it would be 

commanded by Maj. Gen. George A. White (September 1940-November 1941), Brig. Gen. 

Carlos A. Rennington (November-December 1941), Maj. Gen. Horace H. Fuller (December 

1941-June 1944), Maj. Gen. Jens A. Doe (June 1944 to inactivation). 

The 41st Infantry Division arrived in Australia, April 7, 1942, and underwent intensive 

training. The 163rd Regiment entered the struggle for the defense of Port Moresby, New 

Guinea, at Dobadura, January 2, 1943, and fought continuously along the Sanananda 

track until January 22nd. A period of patrolling and training followed while elements of the 

Regiment advanced against stiff resistance to the Kumisi River in February. The 163rd left 

for Australia, July 15, 1943. The 162nd Regiment relieved the 163rd in the SananandaKillerton-Gona area and the outpost area at the mouth of the Kumisi River, February 

1943, leapfrogged along the coast in the Morobe area, and fought the long Salamaua 

campaign, June 29 to September 12, 1943. On April 22, 1944, the 163rd Regiment landed 

at Aitape and the remainder of the division came ashore at Humboldt Bay near Hollandia. 

Hollandia, and the Cyclops and Sentani Airdromes fell after ineffectual resistance, and the 

division patrolled and mopped up until relieved on May 4. The 163rd landed against slight 

opposition at Arara, May 17, and consolidated the Arara and Toem area. Wakde Island 

was taken, May 18-20. Biak Island was invaded May 27, and a period of jungle fighting 

followed. Elements landed at Korim Bay and Wardo August 17 to prevent an enemy escape, 

and the division was occupied with patrols and training until February 8, 1945. On that 

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date, it arrived at Mindoro, Philippine Islands. On February 28 the 186th landed on Palawan 

Island, completing the occupation by March 8. The rest of the 41st landed at Zamboanga, 

Mindanao on March 10. Japanese opposition was dissipated early in April. Unopposed 

elements took Basilan Island, March 16-30, Sanga-Sanga, April 2, and Jolo, April 9. While 

elements fought northwest of Davao, the rest of the division continued patrolling and 

mopping-up activities in the Southern Philippines until VJ Day. Occupational duty followed 

in Japan until inactivation on December 31, 1945.

Box File Subject

10544 341-2 G-2 Operations Report – Occupation of Japan June-November 

1945 location: 270/57/10/01

10544 341-2 Operations Report – Language Section September 20, 1944-

January 18, 1945 location: 270/57/10/01

10552 341-2.9 Translations May 8-December 5, 1944 location: 270/57/10/02

10553 341-2.13 Interrogations (3 folders) May 28,1944-January 26, 1945 

location: 270/57/10/02

10573 341-19 Historical Report – Occupation of Japan, Chemical Section 

August-November 1945 location: 270/57/10/05

10574-10576 341-19.1 Unit Journal Chemical Section January-June 1945 location: 

270/57/10/05

43rd Infantry Division

The 43rd Infantry Division was activated on February 24, 1941. It was commanded by Maj. 

Gen. Morris B. Payne (February-August 1941), Maj. Gen. John H. Hester (August 1941-July 

1943), and Maj. Gen. Leonard F. Wing (August 1943 to inactivation). It returned to the 

United States on October 19, 1945 and was inactivated on October 26, 1945.

The 43d Infantry Division landed in New Zealand on October 23, 1942. Its 172nd Regiment 

arrived at Espiritu Santo, October 26. The division moved to Noumea, New Caledonia, 

in November and to Guadalcanal, February 17, 1943. The Russell Islands were occupied 

without opposition February 21, and training continued. Elements landed on Vangunu and 

Rendova Islands against minor resistance June 30, but the enemy fought fiercely before 

relinquishing Munda and its airfield August 5. Vela Cela and Baanga were taken easily, but 

the Japanese resisted stubbornly on Arundel Island before withdrawing, September 22. 

After training at Munda, the 43rd moved to Guadalcanal and then to New Zealand for rest 

and rehabilitation. On July 19, 1944, the division assumed defensive positions at Aitape, 

and engaged in patrols and reconnaissance at Tadji and along the Drinumor River, July 

25. It took the offensive August 8, 1944, ending organized resistance on August 25. On 

January 9, 1945, the 43rd made an assault landing in the San Fabian area, Lingayen Gulf, 

Luzon. The division secured the beachhead and fought into the Lingayen Plain by February 

12. The offensive was resumed against the enemy north and west of Fort Stotsenburg, 

February 27. After ending Japanese resistance in the Zambales Mountains, the 43rd swung 

south against the Shimbu Line. On May 6, 1945, the attack continued in the Bulucan area. 

Ipo Dam was secured and enemy opposition smashed in the Ipo area, May 19. Mopping-up 

activities continued until June 30. The division left Manila, September 7-13, for occupation 

duty in Japan until it left for home.

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Box File Subject

10713 343-0.3 Historical Report – Blacklist Operations and Occupation of 

Japan August-November 1945 location: 270/57/13/04

10719 343-2 Activation and Inactivation 175th Language Detachment 

April 1945, May 1946 location: 270/57/13/05

10719 343-2 G-2 Operations Report – Occupation of Japan AugustOctober 1945 location: 270/57/13/05

10727 343-2.13 Interrogation reports September 20, 1944-June 19, 1945 

location: 270/51/13/06

10760 343-INF (103)-

2.25

103rd Infantry Regiment, G-2, CIC Photographs of atrocities 

April 9, 1945 location: 270/57/14/03

81st Infantry Division

The 81st Infantry Division was activated June 15, 1942. It would be commanded by Maj. 

Gen. Gustave H. Franke (June-August 1942) and Maj. Gen. Paul J. Mueller (August 1942 to 

inactivation). 

The 81st Infantry Division landed in Hawaii, June 11-July 8, 1944. The division minus 

Regimental Combat Team 323 invaded Angaur Island in the Palau group September 17, and 

pushed through to the western shore in a quick movement, cutting the island in half. The 

enemy was driven into isolated pockets and mopping-up operations began on September 

20. Regimental Combat Team 321, attached to the 1st Marine Division, went into action 

on Peleliu Island in the Palaus and assisted in splitting defense forces and isolating them 

in mountainous areas in the central part of the island. The team aided in mopping-up 

Ngesebus Island and capturing Kongauru and Garakayo Islands. Regimental Combat 

Team 323, under naval task force command, occupied Ulithi Island, September 21-23, 

1944. Elements of the team landed on Ngulu Atoll and destroyed enemy personnel and 

installations, October 16, completing the outflanking of the enemy base at Yap. On October 

18 Regimental Combat Team 323 left to rejoin the 81st on Peleliu, which assumed command 

of all troops on that island and Angaur, October 20. Resistance ended on Peleliu, November 

27. Between November 4, 1944 and January 1, 1945, the division seized Pulo Anna Island, 

Kyangel Atoll, and Pais Island. The 81st left in increments from January 1 to February 8 

for New Caledonia for rehabilitation and training. The division arrived in Leyte on May 17, 

and after a period of training participated in mopping-up operations in the northwest part 

of the island, July 21 to August 12, 1945. After rest and training, the 81st moved to Japan 

September 18, and performed occupational duties in Aomori Prefecture until inactivation on 

January 30, 1946.

Box File Subject

12270 381-2.1 G-2 Periodic Report – Occupation of Japan August 1945-January 1946 

location: 270/58/10/02

12282 381-2.9 Captured documents and translations 1944-1945 location: 

270/58/10/04

12283 381-2.13 Interrogations September 18-December 30, 1944 location: 

270/58/10/04

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Box File Subject

12283 381-2.18 G-2 Memoranda – Occupation of Japan October-December 1945 

location: 270/58/10/04

12309 381-5 Weekly Reports – Military Government – Occupation of Japan 

September-December 1945 location: 270/58/11/01

12309 381-5.2 G-5 Journals – Military Government – Occupation of Japan OctoberDecember 1945 location: 270/58/11/01

12309 381-5.3 G-5 Journals – Military Government – Leyte and Occupation of Japan 

September 1945-January 1946 location: 270/58/11/01

96th Infantry Division

The 96th Infantry Division was activated August 15, 1942. It was commanded by Maj. Gen. 

James L. Bradley throughout its entire life in World War II. It returned to the United States 

on February 2, 1946, and inactivated February 3, 1946. 

The 96th Infantry Division trained in Hawaiian Islands July to September 1944, before 

entering combat in an assault landing in Leyte Gulf, Philippine Islands, between Tanauan 

and Dulag, October 20. Japanese resistance in the beachhead area was quickly broken, 

and the division had advanced to and secured the Tanauan-Dagami-Tabontabon sector 

by November 9, after heavy fighting. The division continued to wipe out resistance on 

the island, engaging in small unit actions, patrolling, probing, and wiping out pockets of 

Japanese. Chalk Ridge was taken, December 12, and major organized resistance was at 

an end by Christmas Day. The next three months were spent in mopping up, security duty, 

training, and loading for the coming invasion of Okinawa. 

The division left the Philippines, March 27, 1945, for Okinawa, making an assault landing 

on the island, April 1. The landing was unopposed, and a beachhead was established near 

Sunabe, April 1-3. Resistance stiffened considerably as the division advanced to Gakazu 

Ridge, where fighting was fierce April 7-16. The 96th assaulted and cracked the enemy 

defense line, Tanabaru Nishibaru April 17-23, and after advancing slightly against extremely 

determined resistance, was relieved, April 30, by the 77th Infantry Division. The 96th 

Division trained and rested May 1-9, while elements mopped up bypassed enemy pockets 

and then returned to the offensive May 10, attacking and capturing Conical-Sugar Hill Ridge 

May 21, thus breaking the right flank of the Shuri defenses. Heavy rains the following week 

slowed down the advance. The offensive was resumed May 30, against weakening enemy 

resistance; Japanese north of Yonabaru-Shuri-Naha Road area were cleared out. Resistance 

stiffened again June 3, and Laura Hill was taken June 14, only after a bloody fight. The last 

important Japanese defense position, the Yuza-Dake, Yaeju-Dake Hill mass, was secured 

by June 17, and on June 22 all resistance was declared at an end. The division patrolled 

an area from Chan to Ogusuku until June 30. After resting in July, the division left Okinawa 

for Mindoro, in the Philippines, and engaged in a training program. The division left the 

Philippines January 17, 1946, for the United States. 

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Box File Subject

13981 396-2.9 Language Section, Counterintelligence Corps-Captured Documents 

and Interrogations October 20, 1944-February 20, 1945 location: 

270/59/10/02

The Philippine Archives Collection

The Recovered Personnel Division (RPD) was created in Leyte in January 1945, three 

months after the start of the liberation of the Philippines, to set up operations for the 

recovery and care of captured American and Allied military and civilian personnel. It began 

with a staff of two, as part of a G-1 office, but quickly grew into a separate section with 

a staff of 90, and moved to offices in Manila. When the U.S. Army Forces in the Far East 

(USAFFE) was dissolved in June 1945, the RPD became a branch of the Personnel Division 

of the Adjutant General’s Office, U.S. Armed Forces in the Pacific (AFPAC), with Lt Col E.E. 

Graham in charge; the following month, Col Morris H. Marcus became Director. With its 

transfer to the Adjutant General’s Office (AGO), the RPD began the first phase of its mission.

In July 1945 the Recovered Personnel Detachment was organized under the supervision of 

the Recovered Personnel Division. It consisted of a small operating headquarters and 75 

teams of officers and enlisted men who were given special training in processing released 

prisoners of war. Teams were attached to combat units prior to landings in Japan and 

Korea, at which time they were immediately sent to all POW camps in the unit area. At the 

camps, they took affidavits from each person to rebuild their personal history; prepared 

a message to be radioed to the next of kin, with notification of release and health status; 

and forwarded all papers to branch headquarters of RPD in Yokohama and later Tokyo. The 

teams also arranged transportation to Manila for recovered personnel by air or hospital ship. 

The teams consisted of American, British, Canadian, Australian, and Dutch representatives. 

A total of 35,000 Allied prisoners of war were released and returned to Manila within 30 

days after the initial landings.

A related section of the RPD was the Casualty Branch, which had the task of investigating 

cases of U.S. military personnel in the Pacific Area who were still carried in a status of 

missing, missing in action, presumed dead, or declared dead. The Pacific area was divided 

into zones to which search teams were assigned. The teams combed all areas where plane 

crashes might have, or were known to have occurred. Upon receipt of inquiries relative to 

missing army personnel, the Casualty Branch gathered all information available from its 

records, sought additional data from every possible source, and sometimes sent out special 

search teams. After all data on an individual had been compiled and studied, the branch 

made a recommendation on change of status to the proper authorities. When the branch 

was later dissolved, its records were turned over to the Graves Registration Service.

As the war ended, the U.S. government was faced with identifying and clarifying the status 

of various military forces. The Philippine Army had been organized in 1935, and consisted 

of Filipinos commanded by U.S. Army officers. Its mission was to organize and train an 

army for the defense of the future independent Republic of the Philippines. In the latter 

part of 1941, before the outbreak of war, all members of the Philippine Army were inducted 

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into USAFFE, along with U.S. Army forces. During the war, many guerrilla groups were 

organized, a number of them with General MacArthur’s blessings. These recognized units 

were considered to be part of the Philippine Army, hence part of USAFFE. Other guerrilla 

units were anti-American in focus, working to eliminate both Japanese and Americans from 

Philippine soil; still others were little more than collections of bandits and thieves. The 

Philippine Scouts was a much older organization than the Philippine Army and had been 

considered a part of the U.S. Army ever since its inception in the early 1900s, and thus the 

Scout organization was also included in USAFFE in 1941.

In November 1945 the RPD was assigned a new mission when the Missing Persons Act 

was extended to cover Philippine Army personnel, including guerrillas. (This act provided 

for continued disbursement of pay and allowances to military and civilian personnel who 

were prisoners of war, missing in action, in casualty status, or otherwise prevented from 

being at post of duty.) Teams were sent throughout the Philippine Islands to process these 

people. More than 350,000 individual claimants were interviewed, their claims processed, 

adjudicated, and sent to Philippine Army Finance for payment. The size of the RPD 

increased to more than 2,000 employees. Two branches were established in 1947 to deal 

with the problems involved with this extension of the Missing Persons Act.

The Project “J” Branch handled the claims of Philippine Scouts, U.S. Army personnel, 

and War Department civilian employees, for arrears in pay and/or benefits. The branch 

examined the available documentation and made a determination on the validity of the 

claims. For deceased claims, an adjudicator made a determination of death, status, and 

grades under the Missing Persons Act.

The Philippine Army Branch of the RPD was concerned with payment of arrears in pay of 

members and former members of the Philippine Army (PA) while in the service of the Armed 

Forces of the United States. The branch had several sections. The Living Claims Section 

processed and adjudicated claims for arrears in pay of living PA personnel ordered into the 

service of the U.S., and approved or disapproved requests for confirmation of promotion of 

former USAFFE officers and men prior to surrender. The Deceased Claims Section processed 

claims for arrears in pay and quarters allowances due estates of deceased PA servicemen 

(members of USAFFE or duly recognized civilian guerrillas). The adjudication of civilian 

guerrilla claims started in October 1946.

The Veterans Administration Section of the PA Branch, RPD, was organized in August 1946, 

to obtain records and certify accounts of members of the Philippine Army and eligible 

dependents who filed claims for benefits in the Manila Office of the Veterans Administration.

The Operations Section of the PA Branch was concerned with processing pay for Terminal 

Date guerrilla organizations, those units that were recognized for a specified period of time. 

The work consisted of securing the individual history of each unit member and establishing 

payrolls or pay vouchers, physical examination, and discharge for all personnel.

During the first half of 1948, the major activity of the RPD was the adjudication of all 

PA arrears-in-pay cases prior to the June 30, 1948 deadline on the filing of claims. In 

September of the same year, the “Adjustment Section,” Headquarters, Philippine Command, 

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was established as a Special Staff Section for the purpose of consolidating the functions 

and activities of “Claims Service” and RPD insofar as they pertained to redetermination 

and reconsideration of claims and arrears in pay matters. The “Claims Service” had 

been established in October 1944, as a special staff section of USAFFE to supervise 

investigation, processing, and settlement of claims relating to Army activities. These were 

generally concerned with employee compensation, war damage, property requisition, 

and procurement and wages. The Adjutant General Records Depository (AGRD) was also 

established in September 1948, as a branch of the Adjutant General’s Section. It was 

composed of the Project “J” and PA Branches of RPD, as well as the Records Division of 

Claims Service. In February 1949 the missions and functions of the Adjustment Section 

were transferred to AGRD.

The mission of AGRD had several components: certification to the VA of military service 

of former members of Philippine Army, Philippine Scouts, guerrillas, and U.S. Army during 

World War II; certification of military service to the Adjutant General, the U.S. Army 

Finance Officer, and the GAO; processing of cases of U.S. Army, Philippine Scouts, and War 

Department civilian personnel, and shipment of each completed 201 folder to Demobilized 

Personnel Records Branch, Records Administration Center in St. Louis; investigation of 

Philippine claims filed with Office of Judge Advocate General of Army for U.S. Court of 

Claims; processing of all inquiries as to status of claims for arrears in pay, procurement and 

wage reimbursements, veterans’ benefits, and guerrilla recognition. It also retained the 

following types of records: 201 files of claimants for Philippine Army and guerrilla status; 

claims for procurement, contract, and wage reimbursements; medical records of veterans; 

records of guerrilla and USAFFE organizations; certification of POW service to U.S. War 

Claims Commission for benefits accruing on former Philippine Army personnel inducted into 

service of USAFFE; and administration of the Missing Persons Act.

The accomplishment of these various missions was hindered by the scattering of AGRD 

records in a number of locations. Although most of the records were maintained in Manila, 

certain blocks of records had been transferred elsewhere. In September 1948 the archives 

of the Guerrilla Archives Division and part of the records necessary for the adjudication of 

recognition claims by guerrilla units and Philippine Army personnel were transferred to the 

Demobilized Personnel Records Branch (DPRB) of the Adjutant General’s Office in St. Louis, 

Missouri. Project “J” archives and records, pertaining to U.S. Army units and personnel and 

U.S. citizens were moved to the same branch around 1951. Claims Service files, consisting 

of records pertaining to wage and procurement claims, were shipped to the Kansas City 

Records Center in 1951 and finally to St. Louis in the late 1950s or early 1960s. Other 

records, relating to intelligence activities and created by G-2 of USAFFE, were maintained 

by the Office of Special Investigations (OSI) in two places, some at Clark Air Base in the 

Philippines and the rest in Japan. In 1953, for the purpose of consolidation and efficiency, 

the AGRD itself was transferred, along with the remainder of its records, to the DPRB in 

St. Louis. The current collection was accessioned by the National Archives and moved to 

Washington, D.C. in 1984.

The records constitute an invaluable source of information on the Pacific war, particularly 

concerning the treatment of prisoners of war; military operations in the Philippines, 1941-

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1942; guerrilla warfare in the Philippines; and conditions in the Philippines under Japanese 

occupation. In addition, the records document the RPD’s and successor agencies’ activities 

in performing their tasks. Because of the loss of records and the nature of guerrilla 

operations, however, the information provided here should not be considered as either 

comprehensive or completely accurate.

The “Philippine Archives Collection” includes approximately 550 cu. ft. of records and 120 

microfilm rolls. Originally arranged according to a numeric filing scheme, the records are 

now divided into general subject categories and thereunder arranged by more specific 

subjects or by type of record. Much material, however, has been intermingled among these 

subject series. Records created between 1941 and 1945 reflect the scarcity of writing paper 

and include such physical forms as paper bags, tissue paper, scrap paper, labels, receipts, 

and similar matter. Some records were buried to prevent capture and were retrieved in 

1945. These factors contributed to the poor physical condition of many of the records.

It should be also be noted that the microfilm collection is separately filed, with all finding 

aids. The records reproduced on these rolls often duplicate textual records, but include 

documents not available elsewhere. The microfilm, consisting of both 16 mm and 35 mm 

negative rolls, are designated “AGRP-1” through “ARGP-110,” although some of these 

include two or three rolls. A number of records reproduced on these rolls are illegible.

Box Location Description

1-1665 270/49/24/03 Philippine Archives Collection (0407-A1-20)

1578-

1583

270/B/13/04 Oversize (0407-A1-20)

1 270/50/23/04 File #319.26 (0407-A1-20A)

1-3 270/50/23/04 Background, Accession and Descriptive Papers (0407-

A1-21)

1 270/50/23/05 Inventory and Folder Lists to Philippine Archives 

Collection (0407-A1-20)

Below is a partial list of series.

Death Reports 1941-1945 (1060)

Rosters and reports primarily concerning Americans killed on Bataan and Corregidor, with 

some listing those who died on the Bataan Death March and in the earliest days of the 

prisoner of war camps. Rosters generally provide name, rank, service number, date and 

cause of death, and sometimes place of burial. Includes some material created by the 

Japanese Intelligence Bureau. Arranged by organization and thereunder alphabetically. 

Boxes 22-23.

POW General Correspondence Files 1941-1945 (1063)

Detail the experiences of U.S. and other Allied military prisoners and civilian internees 

in camps in the Philippine Islands, in Japan, and on the Asiatic mainland. These records 

document such subjects as food, clothing, health, discipline, pay, and the routine 

administration of camp life. Arranged by name of camp. Boxes 37-52.

The Philippine Archives Collection — Entry 1063: POW General Correspondence Files, 1941-1945
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Rosters and Lists of POWs 1942-1947 (1064)

Contains data on individuals from the U.S. and other Allied nations held by the Japanese. 

Provides name, rank, service number, branch of service, nationality, home address, and 

next of kin. Some lists also state physical condition on recovery by the United States, and 

date and place of capture by Japanese. General rosters indicate camp where prisoners 

of war were held. Most of the information is in English, although several of the lists 

are in Japanese. Arranged by prisoner of war camp and thereunder alphabetically or 

chronologically (with some lists arranged first by nationality and thereunder alphabetically). 

Boxes 52-123 and 15 rolls of microfilm.

Casualty Reports on U.S. and Foreign Military Personnel 1945 (1065)

Unsigned photostatic copies bound on wooden boards of casualty/POW reports pertaining to 

U.S. and foreign military personnel and some of uncertain nationality. Records provide the 

following information: name, rank, serial number, date of incident, citation of notification, 

location, date of death or whether returned to military control (RMC). The original 

records were color-coded to indicate the country in which prisoners were held. Arranged 

alphabetically in ten binders. Boxes 1581-1583 (suitboxes).

Escaped American POWs 1945 (1066)

Lists and reports of Americans who escaped from Japanese camps in the Philippines. Lists 

include name, rank, and branch of service of escapee, as well as date of escape and name 

of prison or camp. Includes reports on fate of escapee, most of whom were helped and 

cared for by Filipino citizens. Unarranged. Box 123.

Diaries and Historical Narratives 1940-1945 (1067)

Individual accounts of military operations, the Bataan Death March, life in captivity, and 

liberation. The majority of these narratives are photocopies. Documentation is particularly 

extensive for the 60th Coast Artillery Regiment (Antiaircraft). Unarranged. Boxes 123-145 

and microfilm rolls “AGRP-88, 99, and 110.”

POW Photographs 1944-1945 (1068)

Pertains mostly to prisoners of war held in Japan. Generally includes list of names and 

buildings and facilities in prisoner of war camps. Unarranged. Box 145.

Sunken POW Transport Files 1942, 1944-1948 (1069)

Correspondence, rosters, death reports, burial information, narratives, all pertaining to 

14 Japanese ships which were sunk by American forces while transporting prisoners of 

war from the Philippines to the Japanese mainland. Includes accounts by some survivors. 

Arranged by name of the Japanese vessel lost in action. Boxes 146-148.

Records of Japanese Atrocities Against POWs 1942-1945, 1948 (1070)

Investigation reports, affidavits, records from war crimes trials, and similar items relating 

to Japanese beating, torture and executions of American prisoners of war. Of special note 

are records of a massacre of prisoners of war in 1942; affidavits relating to accidents in coal 

mines where prisoners of war provided slave labor; and an account of medical experiments 

performed by Japanese doctors in prisoner of war hospitals. Unarranged. Boxes 148-149.

The Philippine Archives Collection — Entry 1070: Japanese Atrocities Against POWs 1942-1948
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1419

Box Subject

148 Atrocities, Japanese Western Army, Investigation of

148 Camp history and statements. Kamioka, Japan 1943-45

148 Casualties affecting U.S. Military personnel who were possible victims of war crimes.

148 Casualties concerning U.S. Air Forces personnel who were former prisoners of war

148 Homma, Masaharu - Trial of

148 Interrogation of Prisoners of War, Report on. By Commander Amphibious Group 

Thirteen, U.S. Pacific Fleet. 1945.

148 Japanese atrocities. Fukuaka Camp No. 23

148 Japanese atrocities: testimony against war criminals.

148 Massacre

148 Medical reports. Shinagowa POW Camp Sept 1945

148 Osaka POW hospital 1942-45

148 Recovery Team reports

148 Reports of investigations, atrocities, etc. Cabanatuan POW Camp 1942-44

149 Affidavits of British and Australian personnel recovered from camps in Korea 

September 1945

Medical Records of POWs and Civilian Internees 1942-1945 (1071)

These records provide not only individual medical data for prisoners of war and civilian 

internees, but general information on health facilities in the Philippines and in Japan and 

tropical diseases. Of special interest are records of Americans injured while working on 

Japanese docks; medical staff reports covering camp facilities, medical statistics, medical 

supplies, and diet problems, with subsequent diseases; and a report on the diagnosis and 

treatment of tropical diseases. A small portion of the records are in Japanese, but most are 

in English. Arranged by camp and thereunder generally alphabetically. Boxes 149-169.

POW Death Reports 1941-1946 (1072)

Death reports, consisting of lists and individual accounts of prisoners of war from the 

U.S. and other Allied nations held by the Japanese in the Philippines, Japan and China. 

Contains data on individuals. Most of the reports are in English, but several are in Japanese. 

Arranged by prisoner of war camp and thereunder alphabetically or chronologically (with 

some lists arranged first by nationality and thereunder alphabetically). Boxes 169-191.

POW Recovery Team Reports 1944-1945 (1073)

Details the experiences of U.S. and other Allied military prisoners and civilian internees 

in camps in the Philippine Islands, Japan, and on the Asiatic mainland. These records 

document such subjects as food, clothing, health, discipline, pay, and the routine 

administration of camp life. Unarranged. Boxes 191-195.

Orders for Recovered POWs 1944-1951 (1074)

Travel and duty assignment orders for escaped or liberated prisoners, directing them to 

redistribution stations, or providing them temporary or permanent stations. Unarranged. 

Box 195.

The Philippine Archives Collection — Entry 1074: Orders for Recovered POWs, 1944-1951
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1420

General Correspondence Files Pertaining to Civilian Internees 1943-1945 (1075)

Records describe general conditions in the internment camps for American and other Allied 

civilians. Correspondence, rosters, financial statements, medical reports, supply lists, 

regulations, minutes of meetings, and historical accounts relating to Civilian Internment 

Camps, particularly Los Banos and Santo Tomas in Manila. Arranged by internment camp. 

Boxes 196-200.

Civilian Internee Rosters 1942-1946 (1076)

Rosters contain names of civilian internees and some prisoners of war from the U.S. 

and Allied nations and include such data as name, age, nationality, address, next of kin, 

occupation, place of employment, rank (if military), religion, marital status, dependents, 

physical condition, and eventual fate. Often contains information about repatriation. 

arranged in two subseries: the first, alphabetically by name of internee; the second, by 

camp. Boxes 201-240.

Civilian Internee Death Report Files 1941-1945 (1077)

Includes data for civilians who died at Los Banos and Santo Thomas camps in addition to 

those civilian employees of the U.S. Navy who perished after their capture on Wake Island. 

Unarranged. Boxes 240-241.

Records of Japanese Relations with Filipino POWs 1943-1952 (1078)

Investigation reports, certificates, posters, news releases, and correspondence relating to 

Japanese proclamation on release of prisoners of war; reports on former prisoners of war 

alleged to have been spies; and correspondence between Japanese and Filipino collaborators 

concerning surveillance of released prisoners of war. A partial listing of Filipino prisoners of 

war is also reproduced on microfilm roll “AGRP-100.” Unarranged. Boxes 241-242.

Puppet Government Publications 1942-1945 (1079)

Miscellaneous collection regarding laws and conditions under occupation. Unarranged. Box 

242.

Alien Registration Lists 1942 (1080)

Lists of foreign nationals residing in the Philippines. Each list is arranged alphabetically. 

Box 242.

Business and Industry 1942-1950 (1081)

Lists and correspondence relating to business and industry that operated under occupation. 

Unarranged. Boxes 242-243.

Lists of Filipino Collaborators 1941-1948 (1082)

Includes information on the guerrilla execution of a collaborator and a sample citation 

awarded by Japanese authorities to collaborators. Unarranged. Box 243.

Manila Tribune January 1942-February 1945 (1083)

Copies of English-language newspaper which was used as a Japanese propaganda unit. 

Arranged chronologically. Boxes 1578-1580 [suitboxes].

The Philippine Archives Collection — Entry 1083: Manila Tribune, 1942-1945
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1421

Japanese Propaganda Publications, 1942-1945 (1084)

Copies of occupation newspapers, pamphlets, maps, posters, charts, and magazine articles; 

the materials employ both the English and Tagalog languages. Unarranged. Box 244.

Japanese Atrocities 1942-1952 (1085)

Includes investigations against the civilian population and accounts of massacres in Manila 

near the end of the war. Unarranged. Box 245.

Bataan Military District

Bataan Military District - Reports of investigation

Homma, Masahru - Trial of (extra copy)

Reference cases of Fort Santiago Massacre 1944-45

Report of investigations and atrocities committed by Japanese Imperial Forces in Intramuros 

(Walled City) Manila, PI during Feb 1945

Zonification

List of Cremated Remains 1936-1943 (1086)

List of names, nationalities, dates of death, and funeral homes apparently relating to 

patients (not necessarily prisoners) who died at San Lorenzo Hospital in Manila before and 

during the war. Also includes miscellaneous, entirely unrelated items, such as a review of a 

Russian film about German slave labor camps. Unarranged. Box 245.

Intelligence Report Files 1935, 1942-1947 (1093)

Contains reports on military operations and intelligence generally intended for transmission 

to MacArthur’s headquarters (GHQ SWPA). Also contains directives issued by MacArthur’s 

headquarters or guerrilla leaders on methods of gathering intelligence. Items of note 

include a report of September 1944 on Japanese defenses in Manila and reports from the 

Governor of Palawan to President Quezon on conditions in the province since the outbreak of 

war. Unarranged. Boxes 251-255.

Guerrilla Narrative and Historical Reports 1941-1947 (1094) 

These records contain personal and official accounts and histories of individual units. These 

reports also include information on the activities and relations of the leftist “Hukbalahap” 

(or “Huk”) guerrilla movement with respect to other guerrilla units. [Correspondence on 

atrocities of guerrilla forces on Luzon in box 256; reports on “Huks” in box 257.] Arranged 

by organization or by geographic area. Boxes 255-259.

Criminal Guerrilla Behavior 1945-1951 (1098)

Affidavits, investigation reports, and correspondence relating to black market activities by 

guerrillas, traffic with enemy in war material, and oppression of local population through 

various felonies as well as by commandeering food and other supplies. Unarranged. Box 537.

Guerrillas as Seen by Japanese 1944-1945 (1099)

Includes translated Japanese reports on guerrilla activities and anti-guerrilla operations. 

Unarranged. Box 538.

The Philippine Archives Collection — Entry 1099: Guerrillas as Seen by Japanese, 1944-1945
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1422

Recovered Personnel Division General Records 1944-1958 (1118)

Includes information on the War Claims Commission, civilian employees, a lengthy (with 

multiple copies) review of the personnel and status of the 14th Infantry Regiment, Maj Gen. 

Wm. G. Livesay’s report of pay status of Philippine Army personnel, and a history of the 

Adjutant General Records Depository (AGRD). Arranged by subsidiary organization. Boxes 

1493-1514.

Recovered Personnel Division Historical Files 1945-1977 (1119)

Details the organization and functions of the Recovered Personnel Division and its 

succeeding and/or affiliated agencies (e.g., Adjutant General’s Record Division, Philippine 

Archives, Recognition Branch, and Philippine Army Branch). Arranged by successive 

organizations. Box 1515.

Recovered Personnel Division Personnel 1945-1958 (1120)

Recovered Personnel Division organizational tables, personnel rosters, and recommendation 

for promotion and commissions. Unarranged. Box 1516.

Prison Camp Location Files 1945 (1121)

Survey of the locations and characteristics of various prisoner of war camps established by 

the Japanese in Japan, Korea and China. Unarranged. Box 1517.

Recovery and Repatriation Procedures and Reports Files 1941-1946, 1950-1953 

(1122)

Details Recovered Personnel Division activities in processing liberated prisoners of war. 

Within this series, file “Conduct of the War Re Philippine Personnel,” Books I-IV, describes 

casualties suffered by Gen. William F. Sharp’s forces in the southern Philippines, May 1942, 

and deaths of American prisoners of war in Camp O’Donnell, Luzon, May-September 1942 

(box 1519). The file “War Prisoners, Recovery of: Recovery Team #9” contains the logbook 

of one recovery team that describes conditions in Nagasaki one month after the atomicbombing of that city (box 1518). Unarranged. Boxes 1518-1520.

Individual Rosters 1941-1950, 1952-1958, 1966 (1123)

Rosters of deceased, missing, recovered, or active duty personnel, used by the Recovered 

Personnel Division in accounting for all personnel. Some rosters were created by the 

Recovered Personnel Division; others, compiled from other sources. Some files include 

correspondence, affidavits, and related items pertaining to status of individuals. Includes 

passenger lists, by name of ship, of repatriated individuals. Covers Americans, Filipinos, 

and foreign nationals. Each roster is arranged alphabetically. Boxes 1521-1530.

Japanese POW Information Bureau Files 1946-1958 (1124)

The Japanese Prisoner of War Information Bureau was set up by the Japanese to compile 

information about Allied prisoners of war and was taken over by the Americans in 1945.18 

18. For additional information about the Japanese Prisoner of War Information Bureau see “History and Accomplishments of the Japanese Government Prisoner of War Information Bureau,” n.d. (ca. March 1, 1953), Army 

Adjutant General Decimal File 1951-1952 Box 367 Decimal 314.4 Disposition-Japanese Captured Records II NWA, 

Entry 363D, Records of the Adjutant General Record Group 407 and List of Documents Kept by the Prisoner of War 

Information Bureau, Advance Echelon, GHQ, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific, December 11, 1945, Decimal 313, Records 

The Philippine Archives Collection — Entry 1124: Japanese POW Information Bureau Files 1946-1958
RG 407. Records of the Adjutant General’s Office, 1917– 1423

These files provide a history of the bureau, provide information on the records created by 

the bureau and both Japanese and American use of the records, and discuss the possibility 

of Japanese compensation to the prisoners. The records are in both English and Japanese. 

Unarranged. Box 1530. 

Missing in Action and Death Investigation Files 1942-1947 (1125)

Includes deaths of downed airmen and Filipinos as well as deceased prisoners. Unarranged. 

Boxes 1531-1535.

Grave and Burial Files 1942-1945, 1952-1954 (1126)

Represents an attempt to identify all missing U.S. and Filipino military and civilian 

personnel. Lists may include, variously: names; addresses; next of kin; date, place, and 

cause of death; military rank, service number, and unit; and grave location. Interspersed in 

two of these files are death reports from the European Theater of Operations (ETO) in World 

War II and from the Korean War. Unarranged. Box 1536.

Search for Buried Records 1945 (1127)

Describes fruitless searches for U.S. Army records allegedly buried prior to the 1942 

surrender. Unarranged. Box 1536.

Red Cross Project File ca. 1962-1968 (1131)

Correspondence and statements relating to numerous cases of Filipino claimants who 

appealed, through the Red Cross, to Japan for prisoner of war records because neither 

American nor Filipino authorities could locate such records. Eventual outcome of appeals 

and disposition of claims is not included. Arranged chronologically. Box 1544.

Access to Records 1958 (1132)

Correspondence specifically relating to request of Maj. Jesus Villamor, World War II hero, 

for access to records in preparation of a book he was writing about guerrilla resistance 

movement and access by Col. Bernard L. Anderson of Anderson’s Guerrillas. Arranged 

chronologically. Box 1545.

Guerrilla Claims and Recognition Correspondence Files 1939-1968 (1133)

Contains information on legal aspects of recognized guerrilla service of units and individuals. 

The bulk of the series consists of letters between guerrillas and RPD and its successor 

agencies, but the series also contains individual testimonies of guerrilla leaders, texts 

of interviews, and reports of investigations of guerrilla activities. “Preparation, use, and 

significance of Individual and Organization Guerrilla Rosters” and a history of the Guerrilla 

Recognition Program is located in box 1456. A small file on Canadian missionaries in the 

Philippines during World War II is located in box 1549. Unarranged. Boxes 1545-1549.

and Files, Legal Section, Administrative Division, Decimal File 1945-1952 (Series UD 1237), Box 1262A, Records of 

General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II, Records Group 331.

The Philippine Archives Collection — Entry 1133: Guerrilla Claims and Recognition Correspondence Files, 1939-

1968
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1424

Records of the National Security Agency

Record Group 457

The National Security Agency (NSA) was established as a separately organized agency 

within the Department of Defense by National Security Council Intelligence Directive 9 

on December 29, 1952. Its primary missions relate to information systems security and 

foreign intelligence information.

While numerous series and records within those series in this Record Group are identified 

below researchers should consult the various Record Group 457 finding aids to identify other 

relevant series and documents.

MAGIC Far East Summaries February 10, 1944-October 2, 1945 (0457-A1-9001)

A detailed document listing is available. Well over twenty of the summaries contain 

information on Japanese suicide plans and operations. Arranged according to National 

Security Agency/Central Security Service identification numbers: SRS 1-547. Boxes 1-7 

location: 190/36/13/05.

SRS Subject

25 Gas Warfare

115 Chemical Warfare Supplies at Palau

150 Indian Troops, Possible Defection of; Surrender, None, Except in Extreme 

Circumstances

193 Chemical Warfare-Possible Use by the United States

211 Tojo, Cabinet Crisis

212 Chemical Warfare-Possible Use by the United States

232 Chemical Warfare-Chinese charge use by Japanese

253 Kamikaze Attack Unit, Description of

287 Prisoner of War, Interrogation of U.S. Airmen

303 U.S. Begins Japanese Language Broadcasts

305 Prisoner of War, Interrogation of 20th Bomber Command Officer

309 U.S. Flyer interned in Saigon

364 Chemical Warfare-Possible Use by the United States

367 Prisoners of War, Handling of

374 Prisoners of War, Ships Carrying, Sunk

378 Rebellion, National Army of Burma

385 Chemical Warfare-Possible Use by the United States

400 Korea, Base for Future Operations

421 Korea, Base for Future Operations

442 Okinawa, Final Line of Resistance

448 Troops, Withdrawal from West New Guinea

452 Hospital Ships, Used to Evacuate Troops

471 Security, Doubts about Code

478 Hospital Ships, Used to Evacuate Troops

479 Mobilization, Civilians in China

480 Troops, Build up in South Korea

Entry 9001: MAGIC Far East Summaries, 1944-1945
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1425

SRS Subject

482 Luzon, Last Stand in the North

485 Chemical Warfare Training Procedure

493 Hospital Ships, Used to Evacuate Troops

494 Surrender, Closed Minds of the Military

498 Troops, Withdrawal from Borneo to Thailand

512 Surrender, Alert for Possible Incidents to Subvert

513 Emperor, Cease Fire Issued, Terms; Surrender, Navy Directions for Carrying Out

514 Emperor, Cease Fire Issued, Terms; Records, Direction on Burning of; Surrender, 

Time Schedules for

515 Emperor, Cease Fire Issued, Terms

517 Records, Select Medical to be Destroyed; Surrender; Resistance of Navy in French 

Indo-China; Surrender, Status of Military Personnel

518 Surrender, Army Air Force Preparations to Comply

519 Demobilization, Navy Instructions; Surrender, Navy Reactions to

520 Prisoners of War, Handling of

521 Surrender, Compliance with MacArthur’s Instructions

523 Chemical Warfare-Disposal of Materials; Surrender, Training of Local Officials for

524 Prisoners of War, Handling of

525 Prisoners of War, Handling of; Surrender, Navy Directions for Carrying Out

526 Surrender, Clarification of Terms

527 Surrender, Schedule in Kuriles

528 Surrender, Negotiations in Central Pacific; Surrender, Schedule in Kuriles

529 Surrender, Army Air Force Preparations to Comply

530 Prisoners of War, Handling of; Surrender, Arrangement for in Singapore

532 Surrender, Negotiations in Borneo

533 Surrender, Negotiations in Borneo

539 Demobilization, Navy Instructions; Prisoners of War, Handling of

540 Prisoners of War, Handling of

541 Prisoners of War, Handling of

Studies on Cryptology 1917-1977 (0457-A1-9002)

Electrostatic copies of studies and related records concerning cryptology. The studies 

contain information the development of cryptology organization, equipment, and methods. 

Some of the records relate to the breaking of the Japanese codes during World War II by the 

United States and the Allies and the use of information obtain from intercepted messages. 

Arranged according to National Security Agency/Central Security Service identification 

number (SRH 2-415 and SRQ 1-3, with gaps).

Boxes 1-70 (SRHs) location: 190/36/9/01

Box 1 (SRQ 1-3)

SRH Subject

20 Narrative Combat Intelligence Center JICPOA

32 Reports by U.S. Army Ultra Representatives with Field Commands in the SWPA 

and CBI Theaters of Operations 1944-1945

Entry 9002: Studies on Cryptology, 1917-1977
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1426

SRH Subject

34 Marshall Letter to MacArthur on the Use of Ultra Intelligence May 23, 1944 and 

Related Correspondence

55 Estimated Unit Locations of Japanese Navy and Army Air Forces July 20, 1945

62 History of Military Intelligence Service Reports Unit

72 Recent Political Developments in Thailand

74 Japanese-Burmese Relations August 1943-May 1945

75 Japanese Reaction to German Defeat May 21, 1945

76 Japanese-Portuguese Relations and the Macao Problem February-May 1945

78-79 Russo-Japanese Relations April-June 1945

82 Situation in Thailand April-June 1945

84-86 Russo-Japanese Relations July 1-July 27, 1945

88 Russo-Japanese Relations July 28-August 6, 1945

89 Military and Political Plans for the Southern Pacific Area Formulated by the 

Japanese Prior to August 14, 1945

90 Japan’s Surrender Maneuvers

92 Japan Reaction to Defeat and Current Problems September 28, 1945

94 French Indo-China Political Situation October 11, 1945

95 Recent Political Developments in French Indo-China

96 Japanese Relations with the Remaining Listening Posts in Europe May-July 1945

99 History of the Intelligence Group MIS MID December 7, 1941-Sept. 6, 1945

100 The Aftermath of Japanese Occupation of French Indo-China March-May 1945

102 Identifications, Locations, and Command Functions of Significant Japanese 

Army and Navy Personnel

103 Suicide Attack Squadron Organization July 1945

111 MAGIC Reports for the Attention of the President 1943-1944

116 Origin, Functions, and Problems of the Special Branch, Military Intelligence 

Service

126 History and Organization of PACMIRS September 6, 1944-August 14, 1945

127 Use and Dissemination of Ultra in the Southwest Pacific Area

129 Japanese Order of Battle Bulletins, Military Intelligence Service

130-131 History of the Intelligence Group, Military Intelligence Service

132 History of the Special Distribution Branch, Military Intelligence Service

140 History of the Language Liaison Group, Military Intelligence Service

141 Papers from the Personal Files of Col. Alfred McCormack, Special Branch, G-2, 

Military Intelligence Division

145 Collection of Memoranda on Operations of SIS Intercept Activities and 

Dissemination 1942-1945

146 Handling of Ultra with the Military Intelligence Service

152 Historical Review of OP-20-G

172-176 Japanese Order of Battle 1943-1945

181 Japanese Order of Battle October 10, 1944

183 Location of Japanese Military Installations

185 War Experience of Alfred McCormack

195 Japanese Ground Forces Order of Battle Bulletins April 7-August 11, 1945

Entry 9002: Studies on Cryptology, 1917-1977
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1427

SRH Subject

197 U.S. Navy Communications Intelligence Organization, Liaison and Coordination 

1941-1945

200 Army-Navy Collaboration 1931-1945

203 Special Intelligence Bulletins Military Intelligence Service GHQ SWPA

211 Japanese Radio Communications and Radio Intelligence

231 Japanese Reports on Monitoring of Allied Wireless Communications in the 

Philippines

239 Japanese Army Signal Centers and Officer Lists September 1, 1945

252 A Version of the Japanese Problem in the SIS 1930-1945 by John B. Hurt

254 The Japanese Intelligence System

258 Japanese Army Air Force Order of Battle 1945

266 Japanese Signal Intelligence Service November 1, 1944

269 U.S. Army Comint Policy Pearl Harbor to Summer 1942

270 Army, Navy, FBI Comint Agreements of 1942

271 Presidential Memorandum on Communications Intelligence Activities

275 OP-20-G File of Fleet Radio Unit Melbourne Frumel June 28, 1943-September 

23, 1945

276 Centralized Control of Army Signal Intelligence Activities January 30, 1939-April 

16, 1945

278 War Diary Combat Intelligence Unit Pacific 1942

279 OP-20-G File Communication Intelligence Organization 1942-1946

280 An Exhibit of the Important Types of Intelligence Recovered through Reading 

Japanese Cryptograms

306 OP-20-G Exploits and Commendations World War II

307 GHQ SWPA Special Intelligence Precis

309 Pacific Ocean Mobile Radio Intelligence Unit Reports 1945

313-314 Pacific Ocean Mobile Radio Intelligence Unit Reports 1942, 1944

323 COMINCH Combat Intelligence Division File on Hospital Ships January 12, 

1943-April 30, 1945

324 U.S. Navy Pacific Ocean Mobile Radio Intelligence Units Related Correspondence

349 The Achievements of the Signal Security Agency in World War II

355 Naval Security Group History to World War II

361 History of the Signal Security Agency. Vol. II The General Cryptanalytic 

Problems

362 History of the Signal Security Agency Vol. III The Japan Army Problems: 

Cryptanalysis 1942-1945

364 History of the Signal Security Agency Vol. I Parts 1 and 2 1939-1945

365 History of Signal Intelligence Division of the Signal Office AFMIDPAC 1941-1945

408 Japanese Diplomatic Intelligence Espionage Net in Free China August 1943

Translation Reports of Intercepted Japanese Army Attaché Messages August 25, 

1941-August 1945 (0457-A1-9004)

Arranged according to National Security Agency/Central Security Service identification 

number SRA1-SRA 18,500. Boxes 1-24 location: 190/36/11/07.

Entry 9004: Intercepted Japanese Army Attaché Messages, 1941-1945
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1428

Translation Reports of Intercepted Japanese Army Messages 1942-1945 (0457-

A1-9005)

Arranged according to National Security Agency/Central Security Service identification 

numbers SR1-SR 135,869, with gaps. Boxes 1-168, 150-153 location: 190/36/1307.

MAGIC Diplomatic Summaries January 1, 1943-November 3, 1945 (0457-A1-9006)

Arranged according to National Security Agency/Central Security Service identification 

numbers SRS 824-829, 858-1165, and 1167-1868, and thereunder chronologically.

Boxes 1-3 location: 190/36/18/01

Boxes 1-18 location: 190/36/17/05

Boxes 1-19 location: 190/36/17/03

Special Collection of Japanese Diplomatic Messages July 14, 1938-January 1945 

(0457-A1-9007)

Arranged according to National Security Agency/Central Security Service identification 

number SRH 40, and thereunder chronologically. Box 18 location: 190/36/9/03.

Japanese Romanization of World Wide Place Names 1945 (0457-A1-9009)

Arranged according to National Security Agency/Central Security Service identification 

number SRO 1, and thereunder in two volumes. Volume I is arranged alphabetically by 

Japanese transliterations, and Volume II is arranged alphabetically by local place names. 

Box 1 location: 190/36/12/04.

Historic Cryptographic Collection, Pre-World War I Through World War II 1891-

1981 (0457-A1-9032)

Cryptographic records (including raw intercepts [often untranslated]) of decrypted radio 

communications) inherited by the National Security Agency (NSA) from its predecessor 

agencies, as well as materials gathered by NSA. The types of records found within 

the collection include raw intercepts (often untranslated) of decrypted Axis radio 

communications, captured technical handbooks and manuals, historical summaries and 

studies of signal intelligence, and interrogations of prisoners of war. The records relate 

to such broad topics as codes and ciphers of Allied, Axis, and neutral countries; signal 

equipment; the breaking of codes by both Allied and Axis countries; captured documents; 

and military operations. Most of the documentation pertains to German and Japanese 

encryption measures and associated signal intelligence activities during World War II, 

but also included are code and cipher intelligence relating to such countries as Argentina, 

Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, China, Chile, Colombia, Czechoslovakia, Ecuador, 

El Salvador, Finland, France, Great Britain, Greece, Haiti, India, Italy, Korea, Mexico, 

Morocco, the Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Romania, the Soviet Union, Spain, Sweden, 

Switzerland, Venezuela, and Yugoslavia. Arranged according to an agency-created alphanumeric filing scheme. A document list is available. Since related records are scattered 

throughout the collection, researchers should examine the entire finding aid to locate all 

available materials on a particular topic. Boxes 1-1479 location: 190/37/7/1. 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1429

Box 129

NR 521 CBBI13 145A 19430205 Original Air-Ground Code List and U.S. Translation

NR 522 CBBI13 156A 19401101 Division Emergency Key Book

NR 523 CBBI13 198A 19410000 Captured Operational All-Service Encode Book

NR 524 CBBI13 199A 19410000 Japanese Captured Code Books/All Purpose

NR 525 CBBI13 284A 19440214 Japanese Naval Communication Abbreviations (Encode and 

Decode)

Box 132

NR 534 CBBI21 285A 19400000 Three-and Four-Digit Code Book

NR 535 CBBI21 291A 19451024 4 Digit Code Book

NR 536 CBBI21 302A 19400000 Captured Documents with Translated Gists

NR 537 CBBI21 325A 00000000 Translation of Useful Terms from War Service Manual for 

Book Breakers

NR 538 CBBI21 336A 00000000 Code Book

NR 539 CBBI21 402A 19430717 Naval Air Ground Code No. 12

Box 133

NR 540 CBBI22 393A 19430504 Japanese Coded Messages

NR 541 CBBI22 394A 19430400 Japanese Message Center Registry

NR 542 CBBI22 414A 19420228 Communications Manual

NR 543 CBBI22 430A 19401031 Word Charts

NR 544 CBBI22 431A 19400000 Tables

NR 545 CBBI22 482A 19400000 Army Air Corps Code Book #4

NR 546 CBBI22 484A 19400000 Army Air Corps Code Book #4

NR 547 CBBI22 485A 19400000 Army Air Decode

Box 137

NR 567 CBBI26 706A 19420000 Japanese Merchant Ships

NR 568 CBBI26 844A 19410300 Messages/Cover Memorandum

Box 143

NR 585 CBBI34 1064A 19430000 Air-Ground Code (Captured Documents)/Airfield 

Information

NR 586 CBBI34 1172A 19450629 Shipments Made Possible by Capture of Material at 

Okinawa

NR 587 CBBI34 1178A 19431201 Army Maru List

NR 588 CBBI34 1213A 19400213 Representatives and Attachés in Japan, U.S., and Other 

Countries

NR 589 CBBI34 1501A 19430115 Translation of Captured Japanese Sixth Communications 

Unit Secret Order NR1

NR 590 CBBI34 3145A 19450300 Captured Japanese Navy JN-11 Encode/Decode

NR 591 CBBI34 3396A 19430908 43rd Division Additive Book #6

NR 592 CBBI34 3397A 19000000 Japanese Code Book

NR 593 CBBI34 3424A 19430625 Korean Offers Copies of Japanese Code Messages to U.S. 

at Chungking, China

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1430

NR 594 CBBI34 3432A 19400800 Mitsubishi Business Empire

NR 595 CBBI34 3436A 19450807 Allied Naval Codes Used by the Japanese

NR 596 CBBI34 3437A 19451012 Japanese Translation of “Z-Signal Book”

NR 597 CBBI34 3491A 19450300 Japanese Navy Brevity Code Book

NR 598 CBBI34 3493A 19450601 Unit Substitution Code Table #3

NR 599 CBBI34 3502A 19420500 Model 99 #1 Telephone Equipment Manual and Charts

NR 600 CBBI34 3503A 19430401 Japanese Communications Code Book #2

NR 601 CBBI34 3504A 19440624 Japanese Supplementary Book #1

NR 602 CBBI34 845A 19410000 Plain-Text Messages

Box 144

NR 603 CBBI35 840A 19410901 Japanese Messages with Some Translations and Notes

Box 148

NR 623 CBBI41 3501A 19340800 Need to Knows for Those Going Abroad

NR 624 CBBI41 3505A 19430709 Japanese Navy Radio Frequency/Time Schedules

NR 625 CBBI41 3506A 19430709 Japanese Navy Communication Regulations

NR 626 CBBI41 3507A 19379299 Japanese Navy Radio Communications Regulations

NR 627 CBBI41 3508A 19451200 Japanese Abbreviations of Organizations, Job Titles, and 

Names for Radio Call Ups

NR 628 CBBI41 3509A 19379729 Japanese Navy Communications Brevity Code

NR 629 CBBI41 3510A 19440515 Japanese Ship Names and Cover Numbers Book #2

NR 630 CBBI41 3511A 19440415 Japanese Shipping Communication Brevity Code Book #2

NR 631 CBBI41 3512A 00000000 Japanese Ming Code Book 

NR 632 CBBI41 3513A 19451200 Abbreviations of Organizations, Job Titles and Names for 

Radio Call Ups

NR 633 CBBI41 3515A 19450428 Japanese Arms Telegraphy Originator’s Place Name 

Brevity Code Chart

NR 634 CBBI41 3553A 19400000 Japanese Government Organizations and Incumbents 

with Titles-1940

Box 150

NR 637 CBBI43 3555A 19370200 Naval Radio Procedure Handbook 

NR 638 CBBI43 3556A 19390900 Japanese Naval Communications Indicator and Brevity 

Code

NR 639 CBBI43 3559A 19430000 8th Special Base Unit’s Code Book

NR 640 CBBI43 3560A 19410207 Z-Code Book

NR 641 CBBI43 3684A 19390608 Communications Highlights of Japanese Commercial 

Vessel Eiko Maru NR 2

NR 642 CBBI43 3698A 19431113 Japanese Announcement of Navy Orders

NR 643 CBBI43 3743A 19440803 Captured Japanese Code Books (3)

Box 151

NR 644 CBBI44 3751A 19430901 Japanese Recovery of U.S. Weather Code

NR 645 CBBI44 3776A 00000000 Japanese Army Telegraphy Code Book

NR 646 CBBI44 3777A 19411100 Japanese Analysis of U.S. Message Headings

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1431

NR 647 CBBI44 3778A 19480505 Interrogation Notes of Han and Kishimoto with 

Translations

NR 648 CBBI44 3779A 19430101 Japanese Navy Call signs and Codes

NR 649 CBBI44 3780A 19451117 Japanese Army Brevity Code Book #5

NR 650 CBBI44 3782A 00000000 Japanese Unit Brevity Code Book

NR 651 CBBI44 3783A 19290000 Japanese G Telegraphic Code

NR 652 CBBI44 3784A 00000000 Japanese Ming Code Book

Box 157

NR 673 CBBI53 4870A 19400000 Japanese Cryptanalytic Working Aids, Army Codes and 

Training Material

Box 158

NR 674 CBBI54 5490A 19400000 Japanese Chart for 309 Air Fighter Unit

NR 675 CBBI54 5491A 19310000 Japanese Army Youth Signal Corps Texts and 

Miscellaneous Communications Manuals

Box 160

NR 677 CBBI56 4872A 19440701 Japanese Code Books

NR 678 CBBI56 4907A 19420000 Japanese Signal Communications Manuals

Box 161

NR 679 CBBI58 5487A 19430800 Japanese Pharmaceutical Products Co Code Book

NR 680 CBBI58 5488A 19430000 Japanese Weather Almanac, Broadcast Regulations

NR 681 CBBI58 5489A 00000000 Japanese Southern Area Army Headquarters, One Time 

Pads

NR 682 CBBI58 5492A 19410200 Japanese. Ministry of Navy Digraphic/Tetragraphic Codes 

Used with Ships/Planes

NR 683 CBBI58 5553A 19440416 Japanese Military Unit Cover Designators

Box 162

NR 684 CBBI61 5557A 19410500 Japanese Code Books and Additive Lists

NR 685 CBBI61 5558A 19430915 Japanese Communication Instructions for Units of 43rd 

Division

NR 686 CBBI61 6068A 19430801 Japanese 43rd Division Code Book Nr. 3

NR 687 CBBI61 6069A 19400000 Japanese Conversion Table No. 2 for Infiltration Force

NR 688 CBBI61 6070A 19440315 Japanese First Substitution Table for Use with 

Communication Abbreviations

NR 689 CBBI61 6071A 19420225 Japanese First Process Substitution Table Used with 

Procedure Signals

NR 690 CBBI61 6072A 19420225 Conversion Table Nr. 1 Used with Abbreviated Address 

Code Indicators

NR 691 CBBI61 6073A 19400000 Rules for Use of Force Substitution Table NR. 2

NR 692 CBBI61 6074A 19440602 Japanese Encipher and Special Conversion Squares - 2nd 

Area Army

NR 693 CBBI61 6075A 19430702 Japanese Random Conversion Squares, Enciphering/

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1432

Deciphering

NR 694 CBBI61 6076A 19440710 Japanese Conversion Squares (Disc and Address)

NR 695 CBBI61 6077A 19440614 Japanese Emergency Shipping Substitution Table - “SE” 

#2

NR 696 CBBI61 6078A 00000000 JN 74 Army Navy Liaison Additive Book #1 and Master 

Keys

Box 169

NR 722 CBBI77 6079A 19420222 Japanese Basic Communication Code

NR 723 CBBI77 6080A 19450000 Japanese Substitution Table Nr 1 for Communications 

Code

NR 724 CBBI77 6081A 19430200 Japanese Cipher Table and Additive 

NR 725 CBBI77 6082A 19450818 Japanese 43rd Div Signals Unit Regulations for Use #4

NR 726 CBBI77 6083A 19430915 Japanese Regulations for Use of 43rd Division Code 

Books

NR 727 CBBI77 6084A 19400000 Japanese Aircraft Conversion Table #26 and “N” Indicator 

Keys

NR 728 CBBI77 6085A 19420225 Japanese NR 1 Substitution Table for Use with Signal 

Abbreviations

NR 729 CBBI77 6086A 19440607 Japanese Meteorological Code Instructions

NR 730 CBBI77 6087A 19430925 Japanese Additive Book Ransuhyoo (NA) No. 10

NR 731 CBBI77 6088A 19430630 Japanese Additive Book and Instructions

NR 732 CBBI77 6089A 19400500 Japanese Telegraph Detachment Code Book #6 - Original 

and Translation

NR 733 CBBI77 6090A 19400000 Japanese Code Book Jooho Hoosoo Angoosho1

NR 734 CBBI77 6091A 19400000 Japanese Code Book Encyphering Chia and Tsugi 

Messages

NR 735 CBBI77 6092A 19400000 Japanese Three-Digit Additive Book

Box 170

NR 736 CBBI78 6093A 19420515 Japanese Additive Book #1-Conversion Table #1 for 

Abbrev. Address Code Indicators

NR 737 CBBI78 6094A 19390401 Japanese Army Communications - “JKY” Code Book

NR 738 CBBI78 6095A 19400000 Japanese Army Signal Unit Code Book No. 1

NR 739 CBBI78 6096A 19400000 Japanese 65th Brigade Field Code Book #29

NR 740 CBBI78 6098A 19420101 Japanese Appendix Dictionary (Personal Names) #A - 1st 

Army Headquarters

NR 741 CBBI78 6099A 19410720 Japanese Appendix Dictionary (Place Names) #1 - Kano 

Gun H.Q.

NR 742 CBBI78 6166A 19420700 Japanese 98th Squadron’s Regimental Code #1 - Decode

NR 743 CBBI78 6167A 19420515 Japanese Naval Communications Regulations, 1943 

Revision

Box 172

NR 755 CBCB12 122A 19430503 Japanese Meteorological Cypher, JN37, Third Progress 

Report

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1433

NR 756 CBCB12 141A 19400000 3-Letter Code Book 

NR 757 CBCB12 142A 19430602 Shipping Intelligence from Military Sources

NR 758 CBCB12 150A 19000000 Telegraphic Code/2nd Edition, Partial Recovery

NR 759 CBCB12 162A 19400000 Serialization Table A/Cycle Table B 

NR 760 CBCB12 163A 19431215 Broadcast Schedules of JN. 37 Transmitters

NR 761 CBCB12 164A 19431201 Noise Investigation Bureau Report Number Forty-Eight

NR 762 CBCB12 209A 19430000 Notes on the Organization and Functions of Field Wireless 

“Y” Units

NR 763 CBCB12 213A 19440920 Pearl/Zip/Met/IN4 and IN3 Certain Regional Broadcasts 

Using Germet 4

NR 764 CBCB12 214A 19431202 Shipping Intelligence from Military Sources 

Box 173

NR 767 CBCB13 1243A 19450100 Japanese C Section WEC Reports

NR 768 CBCB13 143A 19420312 Deciphered Army Air Addresses

NR 769 CBCB13 952A 19451126 Unreciphered Code, WEC/999949, Japanese

Box 174

NR 800 CBCB15 375A 19430924 Japanese Military Section Report No. 31

Box 176

NR 806 CBCB18 421A 19440915 4-Digit Decode Books

NR 807 CBCB18 437A 19441101 C Section of Wireless Experimental Center, Activity 

Reports, Delhi, India

NR 808 CBCB18 438A 19421128 Activity Reports

NR 809 CBCB18 439A 19440101 Reports

NR 810 CBCB18 440A 19440501 Table of Contents from Wireless Experimental Center/WEC 

[Delhi, India] Monthly Reports

NR 811 CBCB18 441A 19440815 Study of Japanese L of C Organization with Reference to 

Burma Theater

NR 812 CBCB18 442A 19400000 Air Force Security Code Book #1

Box 177

NR 814 CBCB21 425A 19440201 Military Ciphers, Progress Reports 9-18

Box 178

NR 815 CBCB22 436A 19440501 C Section of Wireless Experimental Center Activity 

Reports

Delhi, India

Box 179

NR 816 CBCB23 273A 19441008 Interrogation of Marubashi Kenji, 2nd Koku Joho Rentai, 

32nd Bunta

NR 818 CBCB23 458A 19440103 Tabulations by Wireless Experimental Center (WEC), 

Delhi, India

NR 819 CBCB23 459A 19430907 Report

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1434

NR 820 CBCB23 460A 19430916 Daly Report

NR 823 CBCB23 463A 19400000 Abbreviations to be Used for Communicating, Japanese

NR 824 CBCB23 503A 19400000 3 Volume Code Book

NR 825 CBCB23 507A 19430607 Plans

NR 826 CBCB23 508A 19440515 Report No 90

NR 827 CBCB23 509A 19430914 Technical Report

NR 828 CBCB23 534A 19441020 Periodic T/L Report No. 33

NR 829 CBCB23 544A 19431200 Regimental Code

NR 830 CBCB23 545A 19431229 Regimental Code

NR 831 CBCB23 546A 19430629 Code List MNC-O

NR 832 CBCB23 547A 19431118 Code Book-TWA

Box 180

NR 833 CBCB24 1071A 19420107 Differences in Captured Code Book

NR 839 CBCB24 5001A 19430800 Multi-Nation Civil/Diplomatic Communication Translations

NR 840 CBCB24 550A 19400000 Code Book

NR 841 CBCB24 589A 19431010 Translation of Instructions

NR 842 CBCB24 606A 19440910 Prisoner of War Report

Box 181

NR 843 CBCB25 574A 19431013 Special Report

NR 845 CBCB25 576A 19420000 Japanese Weather System A

NR 846 CBCB25 577A 19400000 Indian Military Weather Reports in 6543 Cipher Systems

NR 847 CBCB25 588A 19440102 Signals to be Used for Sea Patrols, Scouting and Attacks 

on Shipping Schemes

NR 848 CBCB25 614A 19430910 Weekly Reports No 100 A/B, W/T Air and Army Activity for 

10-16 September 1943

NR 849 CBCB25 616A 19431100 Encode

NR 850 CBCB25 669A 19441120 Divisional Three-Figure Ciphers

NR 851 CBCB25 676A 19450403 Air Force Code Book NR 4

NR 852 CBCB25 681A 19450218 Judas Syllabary and Judas DD Numbers

NR 853 CBCB25 691A 19441225 Kana Place Name Identifications

NR 854 CBCB25 946A 19450829 Translations of Attaché Messages from/to Europe and 

Tokyo

Boxes 182-183

NR 855 CBCB26 530A 19440100 Net Diagrams

Box 184

NR 858 CBCB28 947A 19431215 JMA Headlines/Weekly Lists of Messages from Japanese 

Military Attaché, Europe

NR 859 CBCB28 948A 19450815 Translations of Attaché Messages from/to Europe and 

Tokyo

Box 185

NR 860 CBCB31 1239A 19431100 Cankaya A Tue Encode Tuh Decode No. 4

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1435

NR 861 CBCB31 1240A 19431100 Tue Encode No. 3

NR 862 CBCB31 1283A 19411100 Theory and Analysis of a Letter-Subtractor Machine

NR 863 CBCB31 1291A 19430130 Expected Number of “Clicks” in Random Material

NR 865 CBCB31 949A 19450429 Translations of Attaché Messages from/to Europe and 

Tokyo

NR 866 CBCB31 950A 19451205 JMA Report R/198

NR 867 CBCB31 951A 19451213 JMA Report R/199

Box 186

NR 868 CBCB32 1241A 19451206 Tue/B3D4

NR 869 CBCB32 1508A 19440000 Stereotype Report Study

Box 187

NR 870 CBCB34 1976A 19430701 3rd Kogun ATE, 3 Digit (Air Basic Code)

NR 871 CBCB34 1979A 19400106 Work on ATRW and SSTT

NR 876 CBCB34 3685A 19440623 Japanese Naval Telecommunications Organization

NR 877 CBCB34 3735A 19460000 German Navy and Japan 

NR 878 CBCB34 3799A 19400000 Chinese Place Names Arranged in Japanese Reading 

Order

NR 880 CBCB34 4652A 19411220 Japanese W/T Equipment

Box 188

NR 882 CBCB36 4654A 19500000 Reports on the Japanese Effort Against Soviet Codes and

Attachments

NR 883 CBCB36 4873A 19450115 GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher School] Japanese 

Commercial Codes Section, Data Handling,

Targets, Organization

NR 884 CBCB36 5339A 19441102 Daily Summary of Communications Intelligence

Box 192

NR 898 CBCB43 10772A 19440807 Red Intelligence Summaries

NR 899 CBCB43 10776A 19440807 BLUE Intelligence Summaries

NR 900 CBCB43 16547A 19421200 Handbook for Non-Morse Operators

NR 901 CBCB43 25579A 19460100 Tina, 1946

NR 902 CBCB43 25580A 19410728 Tina, 1941

NR 903 CBCB43 35185A 19421110 Tina, 1942-1943

NR 904 CBCB43 5259A 19450523 Activity Report of the B-Service Group with S.O.S.-Boats, 

4 April 1945

NR 911 CBCB43 9278A 19440100 German-Japanese Radio Communications

Box 195

NR 930 CBCB46 5723A 19430416 Japanese Meteorological Cypher, JN 37

NR 931 CBCB46 5724A 19440220 Japanese Army and Army-Air Ciphers 

NR 932 CBCB46 5725N 19440309 Japanese Air Force Three-Figure Additive Recoveries

NR 933 CBCB46 5726A 19430312 Japanese Military Sea Transport Message Translations

NR 934 CBCB46 5788A 19431106 Correspondence on SNA and SA-1 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1436

NR 935 CBCB46 6001A 19440530 Japanese Military Ciphers- Progress Report No. 12

NR 936 CBCB46 6012A 19420310 G.C.C.S. [Government Codes & Cypher School]Report on 

Various Countries Codes and Cypher Recognition Data

NR 937 CBCB46 6015A 19430000 Y Handbook on Countries Other than Germany

NR 938 CBCB46 6016A 19430122 Interim Report on a “Switched Band” Privacy System

NR 941 CBCB46 6117A 19430310 Crypto. Coordination and Records Preliminary Report on 

Codes and Ciphers- 1943

Box 196

NR 945 CBCB47 6121A 19400000 Santa Isabel Cypher Description with Tables

NR 946 CBCB47 6122A 19440225 Solution of Various Types of Conversion Squares from 

Assumed Code Texts

NR 947 CBCB47 6123A 19431106 Japanese Army/Air Meteorological Cyphers

NR 952 CBCB47 6246A 19430314 Technical Info on Japanese Meteorological Comms and 

Cypher JN37

NR 953 CBCB47 6518A 19450617 Report on the Method Used in Solution of JBC-3 Message

NR 954 CBCB47 6624A 19440411 Combined Fleets Special Code Book A (#1) Corrections 

(Series 1)

Box 201

NR 964 CBCB55 9024A 19390000 Turing’s Treatise on the Enigma

NR 965 CBCB55 9213A 19430723 JN-74 Cryptographic System

NR 966 CBCB55 9216A 19431026 JN-40 Cryptographic System Problems

NR 967 CBCB55 9463A 19431118 Classification of Japanese Military Ciphers and JMS 

Messages

NR 968 CBCB55 9621A 19430408 Cypher of Communications Department Tsushinkan of 

the Greater East Asia Ministry, JBF

Box 202

NR 969 CBCB56 10151A 19450928 Elements of the Study of Captured Japanese Naval 

Documents

NR 970 CBCB56 11185A 19400000 Cipher Work Carried Out at SSA

NR 974 CBCB56 11194A 19410000 Specimen Double Playfair Message

NR 986 CBCB56 9963A 19430708 Description of JBG-Japanese Home Office Cypher

Box 203

NR 987 CBCB57 11145A 19540105 Correspondence Regarding Rockex Machines, 1954-55

NR 991 CBCB57 11714A 19440609 Naval Wireless Communication Rules 

NR 992 CBCB57 11715A 19450408 Code TSW Numbers Book No 1

NR 993 CBCB57 11716A 19420116 Yokosuka Command Wireless Communication Rules

NR 994 CBCB57 11717A 19450913 Philippines Sector Look-Out Communication Rules

NR 995 CBCB57 11718A 19451211 Organization and Operation of a Radar Look-Out 

Station

NR 996 CBCB57 11719A 19451101 Midget Submarines: Communication Abbreviations

NR 997 CBCB57 11720A 19451101 Shipping Secret Communication Regulations

NR 998 CBCB57 11721A 19450000 Extracts from Southwest Area Fleet Communication Rules

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1437

NR 999 CBCB57 11723A 19451015 Combined Fleet Radio Communication Rules

NR 1000 CBCB57 11724A 19451112 Communication Selection No. 7 

NR 1001 CBCB57 11725A 19450915 Supplement to Naval Dummy Message and Jamming Rules

NR 1002 CBCB57 11729A 19450913 Naval Radio Procedure Rules, Appendix I

NR 1003 CBCB57 11733A 19450618 Army Navy Radio Procedure Rules 

NR 1004 CBCB57 11738A 19450913 Naval Radio Procedure Rules 

NR 1005 CBCB57 11739A 19450710 Naval Radio D/F Rules

NR 1006 CBCB57 11745A 19450710 Details for Carrying Out Wireless Communication 

Within Iwo Jima Guard Division 

NR 1007 CBCB57 11746A 19450915 Naval Dummy Message and Jamming Rules

NR 1008 CBCB57 11747A 19450915 Supplement to Naval Dummy Message and Jamming 

Rules

NR 1009 CBCB57 11748A 19451114 Southwest Area Fleet Standing Order No. 7

NR 1010 CBCB57 11763A 19450127 Supplement to Naval Communication Rules

NR 1011 CBCB57 11764A 19451015 Introduction to Angoo T12 (Code T12)

NR 1012 CBCB57 11765A 19450915 Supplement to Naval Dummy Message and Jamming 

Rules

NR 1013 CBCB57 11767A 19451201 Eleventh Air Fleet Secret Standing Order No. 4

Box 215

NR 1031 CBDH11 4433A 19310101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes for Yamashita 

Shipping Co.

Box 216

NR 1032 CBDH12 4436A 19190101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes for Yokohama 

Specie Bank. Ltd

Box 217

NR 1033 CBDH13 4437A 19320101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 

Box 218

NR 1034 CBDH14 4439A 19260101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes for Asano Produce 

Co.

Box 219

NR 1035 CBDH15 4440A 19310101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 

Box 220

NR 1036 CBDH16 4441A 19360101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1936-1943

Box 221

NR 1037 CBDH17 4442A 19250101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1925-1941

Box 222

NR 1038 CBDH18 4443A 19250101 Japanese Commercial Telegraphic Private Code 1925-

1934

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1438

Boxes 223-225

NR 1039 CBDH21 4445A 19210101 Japanese Commercial Private Telegraphic Codes 1921-

1943

Boxes 226-228

NR 1040 CBDH24 4446A 19280401 Japanese Commercial Telegraphic Codes 1928-1943

Boxes 229-230

NR 1041 CBDH28 4448A 19320101 Japanese Commercial Telegraphic Private Codes

Box 231

NR 1042 CBDH32 4449A 19291031 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1925-1935

Box 232

NR 1043 CBDH33 4450A 19320111 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 

Box 233

NR 1044 CBDH34 4451A 19240101 Japanese Commercial Private Code 1924-1938

Boxes 234-236

NR 1045 CBDH35 4452A 19260501 Japanese Commercial Private Codes, 1926-1943

Box 237

NR 1046 CBDH38 4453A 19200101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1920-1939

Box 238

NR 1046 CBDH38 4453A 19200101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1920-1939

Box 239

NR 1047 CBDH42 4454A 19270601 Japanese Commercial Ship Transport Private Codes 

1927-1946

Box 240

NR 1048 CBDH43 4455A 19320201 Japanese Commercial Ship Transport Code 1910-1942

Box 241

NR 1049 CBDH44 4456A 19320101 Japanese Commercial General Telegraphic Private 

Codes 932-1935

Box 242

NR 1049 CBDH44 4456A 19320101 Japanese Commercial General Telegraphic Private 

Codes 932-1935

Boxes 243-244

NR 1050 CBDH46 4457A 19310101 Japanese Commercial Private Telegraphic Code

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1439

Box 245

NR 1051 CBDH48 4458A 19260101 Japanese Commercial Private Code 1926-1939

Box 246

NR 1052 CBDH51 4459A 19260101 Japanese Commercial Private Code 

Box 247

NR 1053 CBDH52 4460A 19280000 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1928-1940

Box 248

NR 1054 CBDH53 4461A 19290000 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1929-1941

Box 249

NR 1055 CBDH54 4462A 19290101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1929-1939

Box 250

NR 1056 CBDH55 4463A 19270101 Japanese Commercial Private Codes 1927-1938

Box 251

NR 1057 CBDH56 4464A 19290101 Japanese Commercial Private Code 1929-1939

Box 252

NR 1058 CBDH57 6218A 19400000 Japanese 32nd Independent Mixed Brigade Unit 

Additive Table No. 1

NR 1059 CBDH57 6219A 19400000 Japanese Keybook with Fuhyoo and Beppyoo 

NR 1060 CBDH57 6232A 19000000 Japanese Special Signal Corps 4-Digit Code

NR 1061 CBDH57 6233A 19400000 Japanese Supplementary Aircraft Additive - Table #13, 

Pt D

Box 253

NR 1062 CBDH58 6220A 19400000 Japanese 32nd Independent Mixed Brigade Unit 

Additive Books 2-6

NR 1063 CBDH58 6221A 19400000 Japanese Place Name Geographical Supplement

NR 1064 CBDH58 6222A 19400000 Japanese Air-Ground Liaison Code 

NR 1065 CBDH58 6223A 19400000 Japanese Four-Figure Code Book

NR 1066 CBDH58 6224A 19400000 Japanese 7890 Code Book/Rikugun Angoo 4

NR 1067 CBDH58 6225A 19400000 Japanese Air to Ground Communications Code Book 

No. 2

NR 1068 CBDH58 6226A 19400000 Japanese Two-Digit Figure Codes for Air-Ground Liaison

NR 1069 CBDH58 6228A 19440201 Japanese Shipping Units Code Book No. 1 (Sempaku 

Shireibu)

Box 254

NR 1070 CBDH61 1264A 19430000 Air-Ground Artillery Liaison Brevity Code, 1943

NR 1071 CBDH61 6229A 19400000 Japanese Unit Code No. 2 and Added Values

NR 1072 CBDH61 6230A 19400000 Japanese Naval Air Code Book “TA” 66 Belonging to 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1440

701 Kokutai

NR 1073 CBDH61 6231A 19430300 Japanese Navy Code Book REI #12/Japanese Navy 

Abbreviations ARE #12

NR 1074 CBDH61 6430A 19400000 Japanese Communications Notes and Explanation of

Communication Terms

NR 1075 CBDH61 6524A 00000000 Captured Japanese Code Book 

NR 1076 CBDH61 7413A 19300000 Japanese Code

Box 255

NR 1077 CBDH62 7676A 19440122 Japanese 2 Nampo (Southern Area Army) Special 

Additive Books

NR 1078 CBDH62 7677A 19450500 Japanese 2 Nampo Sempaku (Southern Area Army 

Shipping) Additive Books

NR 1079 CBDH62 7678A 19441110 Japanese Delivery Register 

NR 1080 CBDH62 7679A 00000000 Japanese Radio and Radio Telegraphy Textbook

NR 1081 CBDH62 7680A 19430000 Japanese “Wireless Telegraph and Radio Telephone” 

Book

NR 1082 CBDH62 7682A 00000000 Japanese Signal Training Booklet 

NR 1083 CBDH62 7684A 19390120 Japanese General Signal Manual

NR 1084 CBDH62 7686A 19440524 Japanese Intelligence Reports

NR 1085 CBDH62 7687A 00000000 Japanese “Communication and Signal Technique” 

Folder

NR 1086 CBDH62 7688A 00000000 Japanese Additive Book (GI/Yoshi Guntoku Ransuuhyoo 

Yumi 1 Goo)

NR 1087 CBDH62 7689A 00000000 Japanese Additive Book (GI/Yoshi Guntoku Ranswhyoo 

Matsuri 1 Goo)

NR 1088 CBDH62 7690A 19450523 Japanese Additive Bks (Ranswhyoo “Ume/Bai”(147th 

Inf Regt, 46th Div) #48, 50-70

NR 1089 CBDH62 7691A 19440720 Japanese Southern Area Army General Additive Books 

“GI” (39 Army) #4

NR 1090 CBDH62 7692A 19440501 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Book “Moo” (18 

Army) #1, Pts 7 & 9

Box 256

NR 1091 CBDH63 7693A 19440720 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Book “Nada” 

(37 Army) #2

NR 1092 CBDH63 7694A 19440501 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Book “Moo” (18 

Army) #1, Pts 1 & 6

NR 1093 CBDH63 7695A 19441116 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Books “Oka” 

(7th Area Army) #5

NR 1094 CBDH63 7696A 19450210 Japanese Additive Book “Ume/Bai”(147 Regt, 46 Div) 

#25, 27, 28, 32, 40 ,45

NR 1095 CBDH63 7697A 19440310 Japanese South Area Army Add Bks (Nampoogun 

Fukusen Shiki Ransuuhyoo) (Cont)

NR 1096 CBDH63 7698A 19440112 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Bks 

(Nampoogun Mugen Ransuuhyoo) (Cont)

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1441

NR 1097 CBDH63 7699A 00000000 Japanese Southern Area Army General Additive Books 

#4-8

NR 1098 CBDH63 7700A 00000000 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Books Nada 

#1, Parts 2-10

Box 257

NR 1099 CBDH64 7701A 19450920 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Books 

(Nampoogun Fukusen Shiki (Cont)

NR 1100 CBDH64 7702A 00000000 Japanese Special One-Time Pads “Su” 1, 2, Southern 

Area Army HQ

NR 1101 CBDH64 7703A 19450122 Japanese Southern Area Army Special Additive Book 

(Nampoogun Toku) (Cont)

NR 1102 CBDH64 7704A 19440120 Japanese Additive Book “No” #16 (I/Odokasu) 

NR 1103 CBDH64 7705A 19450827 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Book #1, Pts 

7-10

NR 1104 CBDH64 7706A 19441120 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Books 

(Nampoogun Toku Ransuuhyoo) (Cont)

NR 1105 CBDH64 7707A 19441216 Japanese Southern Area Army Additive Books “Oka/

KOO” #5, Parts 7 & 8

NR 1106 CBDH64 7708A 00000000 Japanese Special Additive Book “A,” Southern Area 

Army

Headquarters

NR 1107 CBDH64 7709A 00000000 Japanese Special Additive Books “KA” 1, 2, Southern 

Area Army Headquarters

NR 1108 CBDH64 7710A 00000000 Japanese Special Additive Books (Shin/Nobu Gun Toku 

Ransuuhyoo)

NR 1109 CBDH64 7711A 19440910 Japanese Southern Area Army Intelligence Broadcast 

Additive Books #1-5

NR 1110 CBDH64 7712A 19450505 Japanese Kaede One-Time Additive Pad #18 (Moo) 

NR 1111 CBDH64 7713A 00000000 Japanese Special Additive Books (Toku Ransuuhyoo) 

#36,37,38 and 39

NR 1112 CBDH64 7714A 19440112 Japanese Special Additive Book (Oka Toku 

Ransuuhyoo) #2

NR 1113 CBDH64 7715A 19390300 Japanese Army Telegraphic Code Book 

Box 258

NR 1114 CBDH65 7716A 19430401 Japanese Coordination Signal Code Book No. 1

NR 1115 CBDH65 7717A 00000000 Japanese Group Liaison Regulations 

NR 1116 CBDH65 7718A 00000000 Japanese 16th Division Code Book No. 1

NR 1117 CBDH65 7719A 00000000 Japanese Operator’s Log 

NR 1118 CBDH65 7720A 19421221 Japanese Naval Call Signs “Yobikoa6”

NR 1119 CBDH65 7721A 00000000 Japanese Sample Message Form 

NR 1120 CBDH65 7974A 19430901 Japanese Code Book 2468 (Decode/Encode)

NR 1121 CBDH65 7984A 00000000 Japanese Kubetsufu Substitution Table

NR 1122 CBDH65 7985A 00000000 Japanese Kubetsufu Conversion Square No. 52-57

NR 1123 CBDH65 7986A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Rikugun Angosho) No. 4

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1442

NR 1124 CBDH65 7987A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Rikugun Angosho) No. 5

NR 1125 CBDH65 7988A 00000000 Japanese Supplementary Code (Furoku Jiten) Nr. 1

Box 259

NR 1126 CBDH66 7993A 19400000 Japanese Ransuhyo, Squares and Message

NR 1127 CBDH66 7994A 19400000 Japanese Hokugun Ryakugosho 

NR 1128 CBDH66 7995A 19400000 Japanese Code Book (Kyodo Angosho Nr.1)

NR 1129 CBDH66 7996A 19400000 Japanese Suski-Umi Nr. 2, Nr. 5, and One Unnumbered

NR 1130 CBDH66 7997A 19400000 Japanese Nanhokugun Sambohombu Makoto Nr. 1

NR 1131 CBDH66 7998A 19400000 Japanese Hokugun Furoku Jiten Supplement

NR 1132 CBDH66 7999A 19440301 Japanese Northern Area Military Communication 

Senders Place Name Chart #1

NR 1133 CBDH66 8000A 19400000 Japanese Appendix Nr. 3 to Place Name Chart

NR 1134 CBDH66 8001A 19400000 Japanese Message Transmissions (Hasshin)

Box 260

NR 1135 CBDH67 8002A 00000000 Japanese Incoming Messages (Chakushin) - 9 Varieties

NR 1136 CBDH67 8003A 19400000 Japanese Attaché List 

NR 1137 CBDH67 8004A 19450920 Japanese Report on Radio, Telephone and Telegraphy in 

Taiwan

NR 1138 CBDH67 8005A 19430500 Japanese Dissertation on Communication Security

Box 261

NR 1139 CBDH68 7989A 00000000 Japanese Supplementary Code Book (Furoku Jiten 

Nichi) Nr. I

NR 1140 CBDH68 7990A 00000000 Japanese Code Book Furoku Jiten Nr. I Supplement

NR 1141 CBDH68 7992A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Koku Angosho) Nr.4

NR 1142 CBDH68 8084A 19450724 Japanese Intercepted Documents 

NR 1143 CBDH68 8110A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Rikugun Atena Angosho) No. 5

NR 1144 CBDH68 8111A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Tsushin Angosho) No. 3

NR 1145 CBDH68 8112A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Sempaku Angosho) No. 3

NR 1146 CBDH68 8113A 00000000 Japanese Code Book Semmei Jiten 3 Go

NR 1147 CBDH68 8114A 00000000 Japanese Code Book Semmei Jiten 3 Go (Supplement)

NR 1148 CBDH68 8115A 19431201 Japanese Appendix to Japanese Army Ship Name 

Dictionary No. 3 Semmei Jiten 3 Go (Hojuyo) 

NR 1149 CBDH68 8116A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Sempaku Tsu Shin Angosho) No. 

2

NR 1150 CBDH68 8117A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Sempaku Atena Angosho) No. 2

NR 1151 CBDH68 8118A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Kyodo Sakusen Angosho) Noko 5

NR 1152 CBDH68 8119A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Kyodo Sakusen Chimei Jiten) No. 1

Box 262

NR 1153 CBDH71 8120A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Boei Angosho) No. 2 

NR 1154 CBDH71 8182A 00000000 Japanese Four-Figure Place Name Code Book (New 

Guinea)

NR 1155 CBDH71 8183A 00000000 Japanese Army Code Book (Rikugun Ryakugoosho)

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1443

NR 1156 CBDH71 8184A 19430720 Japanese 23rd Division Code Book No. 3 (23 Shidan 

Angosho 3 Go)

NR 1157 CBDH71 8185A 00000000 Japanese Rikugun Ryakugoosho Code Book No. 7

NR 1158 CBDH71 8186A 00000000 Japanese Rikugun Ryakugoosho Code Book No. 11

NR 1159 CBDH71 8187A 00000000 Japanese Rikugun Ryakugoosho Code Book No. 2

NR 1160 CBDH71 8188A 00000000 Japanese Army Code Book (Rikugun Ryakugoosho) No. 7

NR 1161 CBDH71 8189A 00000000 Japanese Rikugun Ryakugoosho Code Book No. 8

NR 1162 CBDH71 8190A 00000000 Japanese WWII Air Situation Map of Japan and Korea

NR 1163 CBDH71 8191A 00000000 Japanese WWII Navy Air-Ground Code Book 

NR 1164 CBDH71 8192A 19430500 Japanese Naval Code Book N2KO (No. 13)

Box 263

NR 1165 CBDH72 8193A 19431125 Japanese Instructions on Use of Naval Code Book

NR 1166 CBDH72 8194A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Encode and Decode)

NR 1167 CBDH72 8195A 00000000 Japanese Converting Code Book No. 2 (Butai 

Kanjihyoo)

NR 1168 CBDH72 8196A 00000000 Japanese Ikioi/Sei Unit Local Code Book (Butai 

Kyokuchi Kanjihyoo)

NR 1169 CBDH72 8197A 00000000 Japanese 61st Division Furoku Jiten Personal and Place 

Name Supplement

NR 1170 CBDH72 8198A 19440301 Japanese 32nd IMB Code Book for Unit Use (Butaiyo 

Angosho No. 1)

NR 1171 CBDH72 8199A 00000000 Japanese Army Code Book (Rikugun Ryakugoosho)

NR 1172 CBDH72 8200A 00000000 Japanese Chinese Telegraphic Code Book 

NR 1173 CBDH72 8201 A 19440501 Japanese 32nd IMB Unit Use Keybook with Regulations 

for Use No. 1

NR 1174 CBDH72 8202A 00000000 Japanese Place Name Code Book (Furoku Jiten I Go)

NR 1175 CBDH72 8203A 19420701 Japanese Three-Figure Code Book (Isamu

1303 Butai)

NR 1176 CBDH72 8204A 19450510 Japanese 12th Area Army Joint Code Book

No. 1 (Dai Juu Ni Homengun Kyoodoo)

Box 264

NR 1177 CBDH73 8205A 00000000 Japanese Naval Code Book No. 216

NR 1178 CBDH73 8206A 00000000 Japanese Navy Air Code TA 64 ((O.P. (Naval) Sighting 

Code))

NR 1179 CBDH73 8207A 19430500 Japanese Navy Air-Ground Liaison Code Book (JN 105)

NR 1180 CBDH73 8208A 00000000 Japanese Five-Figure Place Name and Three-Figure 

Kara Speller Code System

NR 1181 CBDH73 8209A 00000000 Japanese VVV Memo Code Chart and Messages

NR 1182 CBDH73 8210A 00000000 Japanese Jargon Code for Use in Telephone Comms 

and Morse with Mnemonics

NR 1183 CBDH73 821 IA 19420225 Japanese First Process Substitution Table for Use with 

Procedure Signs

NR 1184 CBDH73 8212A 19430300 Japanese Radio Communications Regulations

NR 1185 CBDH73 8213A 00000000 Japanese Army Procedure Signals Code Book

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1444

NR 1186 CBDH73 8214A 00000000 Japanese Rules for Use of Additive for 14th Army 

Meteorological Units

NR 1187 CBDH73 8215A 19000000 Japanese Single Kana Substitution Table with Number 

Coordinates

NR 1188 CBDH73 8216A 00000000 Japanese Southern Area Army General Additive Book 

“Shin” No. 4, Part 2

NR 1189 CBDH73 8217A 00000000 Japanese Army Code Book (Rikugun Ryakugoosho)

NR 1190 CBDH73 8218A 19440109 Japanese Rules for Concealment of Army Message 

Classification and Priority

NR 1191 CBDH73 8219A 00000000 Japanese Army Code Book (Rikugun Ryakugoosho) No. 

7(B)

NR 1192 CBDH73 8220A 00000000 Japanese Naval Code Book No. 3 for Encode Use. Book 

No. 390. Naval Publication No. 1158, Pt. 2 of 3

Box 265

NR 1193 CBDH74 8227A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Kempei Angosho) No. 3 

NR 1194 CBDH74 8228A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Kempei Hijoji Keisanhyo) No. 13

NR 1195 CBDH74 8229A 19450820 Japanese Kempei Tai Messages 

NR 1196 CBDH74 8230A 00000000 Japanese Rikigun Denshin Fugo and Sample Message

NR 1197 CBDH74 8231A 00000000 Japanese Butai Kaeji-Hyo No. 2 (Conversion Square)

NR 1198 CBDH74 8232A 00000000 Japanese Butai Kaeji-Hyo No. 3 (Conversion Square)

NR 1199 CBDH74 8233A 00000000 Japanese Code Book (Kyoyo Kuchi Renraku Angosho) 

No. 3

NR 1200 CBDH74 8254A 19440520 General Additive Book No. 107, KY009 

NR 1201 CBDH74 8255A 19420215 Aircraft Additive Table No. 1 (Butai Icanjihyo)

Box 266

NR 1202 CBDH75 8277A 19420500 Special Intelligence Reports, 31st Signal Unit

NR 1203 CBDH75 8278A 19420215 Aircraft Additive Table No. 1, Volumes 1 and 2

NR 1204 CBDH75 8279A 19440301 Southern Area Army Additive Book Mori No. 13, Pts 1-

10, Nan Nen No. 2

NR 1205 CBDH75 8280A 00000000 Japanese Burma Area Army Special Additive Book Otsu

NR 1206 CBDH75 8305A 19430000 Two Japanese Weather Message Codes 

NR 1207 CBDH75 8308A 19400000 Japanese Code (Weather Messages)

NR 1208 CBDH75 8380A 19431100 Japanese Naval Encode Book 

Box 267

NR 1209 CBDH76 8428A 19431100 Japanese Naval Encode Book JN-166EE

NR 1210 CBDH76 8502A 19440800 Japanese Naval Air Code Books

Box 268

NR 1211 CBDH77 8547A 19431100 Japanese Naval Code Book JN 147N

Box 269

NR 1212 CBDH78 8503A 19000000 Japanese Naval Air Code Books

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1445

Box 270

NR 1213 CBDI11 8504A 19000000 Japanese Naval Air Code Books

NR 1214 CBDI11 8674A 19430628 Distribution Table “A” for Wartime Code Books

NR 1215 CBDI11 8675A 19380000 Japanese Naval Code Books 

Box 271

NR 1216 CBDI12 8676A 19410826 Japanese Naval Code Book

NR 1217 CBDI12 8677A 19421221 Japanese Naval Code Book

NR 1218 CBDI12 8678A 19000000 Miscellaneous Grid Chart

NR 1219 CBDI12 8679A 19410100 Regulations for Weather Observation

NR 1220 CBDI12 8680A 19000000 Navy Weather Hei Code Book No. 6

NR 1221 CBDI12 8681A 19440100 Navy Weather Otsu Code Additive Table No. 5

NR 1222 CBDI12 8682A 19000000 Navy Weather Otsu Code No. 6

Box 272

NR 1223 CBDI13 8683A 19430700 Navy Weather Tei Code Book No. 3

NR 1224 CBDI13 8684A 19410107 Rules for Emergency Weather Observation Reports in 

the South Seas

NR 1225 CBDI13 8685A 19420000 Navy Weather Messages Received from September 

1942

NR 1226 CBDI13 8686A 19410401 Navy Weather Broadcast Reference Material No. 1

NR 1227 CBDI13 8687A 19000000 Japanese Code Book Ko Ra 2 

NR 1228 CBDI13 8688A 19431000 Navy Weather KOO Code Confused-Number Table No. 7

NR 1229 CBDI13 8689A 19400000 Navy Weather KOO Code Confused-Number Table No. 6

Box 273

NR 1230 CBDI14 8690A 19420900 Navy Weather Dispatch File

NR 1231 CBDI14 8691A 19430806 Special Sub Chaser No. 16 Dispatches

NR 1232 CBDI14 8692A 19410000 Message Log of 6th Anti-Submarine Unit

NR 1233 CBDI14 8981A 19400000 Japanese Ship List

NR 1234 CBDI14 8988A 19460103 Used Carbons Obtained from Chancery of Former 

Japanese

Embassy, Paris, France

NR 1235 CBDI14 8989A 19400612 Dispatches in Five-Letter Code Addressed to Japanese 

Ambassador, Paris. France

NR 1236 CBDI14 9033A 19400000 Japanese Naval Code Additive Table 

NR 1237 CBDI14 9113A 19400000 Japanese Code Book

Box 274

NR 1238 CBDI15 9114A 19430100 Decoded Japanese Messages Dempohan of Akatsuri NR 

9738 Botai

NR 1239 CBDI15 9116A 19400000 Japanese Dispatches

NR 1240 CBDI15 9119A 19400000 Japanese Encode/Decode Books JN-11 and JN-11 I)

Box 275

NR 1241 CBDI16 9130A 19400000 Japanese Naval Code Books (JN-25E-19) - 4 Parts

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1446

Box 276

NR 1242 CBDI17 9131A 19400000 Japanese Naval Code Book- JN-25G Encode Special

NR 1243 CBDI17 9132A 19400000 Japanese Arty Code and Explanation of Arty Firing, 

Yokuska Arty School

Box 277

NR 1244 CBDI18 9134A 19400000 Japanese Naval Code Book- JN-14B Decode - 3 Parts

NR 1245 CBDI18 9177A 19400000 Japanese Army Code Book (Rikugun Ryakugoosho) Nr 2

NR 1246 CBDI18 9178A 19400000 Japanese Southeast Area Forces Special Call List 

(Lookout

Stations)

NR 1247 CBDI18 9203A 19400000 Japanese Navy Call Book Yo KOO FU 2 (2A) Encode and 

Decode

Box 278

NR 1248 CBDI21 9204A 19400000 Japanese Call Book Charlie 1 (Yobi He 1) Encode Vols 1 

and 2; Decode Vols 1-4

NR 1249 CBDI21 9205A 19400000 Japanese Navy Call Book Yo KOO FU 2 - 12th Air Fleet, 

Sasebo Naval Dist

NR 1250 CBDI21 9206A 19400000 Japanese Navy Call List No. 3 Decode 

Box 279

NR 1251 CBDI22 11199A 19000000 Japanese Code Processing Working Papers

NR 1252 CBDI22 11364A 19381101 Soviet Far East Communications and Transportation 

Compilation - Japanese Document - 1 Nov 1938

NR 1253 CBDI22 11793A 19431000 Emergency Place Name Number Designator Chart 

Used by Naval Ships Reporting Weather, October 1943

NR 1254 CBDI22 11834A 19421100 Navy WX Report - Base Number List #1

NR 1255 CBDI22 11843A 19431100 Japanese Navy WX Report. Base Number List #5

NR 1256 CBDI22 11844A 19430000 Authentication Table from Kawanishi Flying Boat on 

New Georgia Island, January 1943

NR 1257 CBDI22 11849A 19440202 Records of Tests on Cables from Guam to Palao

NR 1258 CBDI22 35396A 19410101 Japanese Southern Front Observation Posts (1944)

NR 1259 CBDI22 5486A 19450100 Japanese Records of Allied Signals Activity, Frequencies 

and Call Signs

NR 1260 CBDI22 6278A 19530219 Japanese Version of the Black Chamber 

NR 1261 CBDI22 6646A 19430601 Communications Documents 

NR 1262 CBDI22 6647A 19421200 Weather Telegraphic Form Authenticators

NR 1263 CBDI22 6656A 19420309 Regulations for Transmitting Encoded Messages

NR 1264 CBDI22 9207N 19400000 Japanese Navy Call Book Yobi K1 2 Decode

NR 1265 CBDI22 9626A 19420227 Japanese Cipher Keys and Bulletins from Honolulu

Box 280

NR 1267 CBDJ14 4407A 19170816 Various Intelligence Activity Reports 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1447

Box 281

NR 1270 CBDJ24 4426A 19250101 Japanese Diplomatic and Naval Materials

Box 282

NR 1271 CBDJ25 4427A 19330101 Japanese Diplomatic and Naval Materials

Box 283

NR 1272 CBDJ26 4428A 19320101 Japanese. Diplomatic Traffic, J-10, Fishing Codes, 

Yokohama Bank Letters of Credit

Box 284

NR 1273 CBDJ27 4431A 19330101 Japanese DIPL. Messages. in IK System, and 

Electromechanagrammer Data

Box 285

NR 1274 CBDJ28 4432A 19330101 Japanese Diplomatic Messages, Cryptanalytical Data

Boxes 286-516

NR 1275 CBGB14 2022A 19390104 Diplomatic Message Translations

Boxes 517-521

NR 1276 CBGF71 23271 A 19431020 Decrypted Diplomatic Traffic (Primarily German and 

Japanese) from World War II

Boxes 531-575

NR 1362 CBJE11 1286A 19421229 Japanese Water Transport Translations

Box 576

NR 1363 CBKG73 7593A 19440306 M-8 Deciphering Device Schematics

NR 1364 CBKG73 8836A 19440000 Test Problems for Navy Enlisted Personnel

NR 1365 CBKG73 8847A 19450619 Gleason Crutch/Coincidence with Pairs/Randomness

NR 1366 CBKG73 8849A 19400000 Opinion Regarding the Cipher Proposed by Mr. Zatjla

NR 1367 CBKG73 9135A 19400000 Jeu Code Book (Japanese Shipping) 

NR 1368 CBKG73 9163A 19421001 Japanese. Navy Call Lists No. 4A and 4B (KOO 4 and 

Otsu 4) 1 October 42 - 31 Jan 1943

NR 1369 CBKG73 9164A 19430201 Japanese Navy Call Lists No. SA and B (KOO 5 and 

Otsu 5) 1 February - 30 June 1943

NR 1370 CBKG73 9165A 19430321 Japanese Navy Call List 54 (Otsu 5) Conversion Tables 

- 21 March – 30 June 1943

NR 1371 CBKG73 9166A 19430201 Japanese Navy Call List SB (Otsu 5) - Gen Info 1 

February - 30 June 1943

NR 1372 CBKG73 9167A 19430701 Japanese Navy Call Lists 6A and 6B Series (KOO 6 and 

Otsu 6) 1 July - 31 December 1943

Box 577

NR 1373 CBKG74 9168A 19430701 Japanese Navy Call List 6B (Otsu 6) Gen Info Book - 1 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1448

July - 31 December 1943

NR 1374 CBKG74 9169A 19431220 Japanese Navy Call List 7B (Otsu 7) Conversion Tables20 December 1943 - 30 June 1944

NR 1375 CBKG74 9170A 19431220 Japanese Navy Call List 7B (Otsu 7) Gen Info Book - 20 

December 1943 - 29 July 1944

NR 1376 CBKG74 9171A 19430730 Japanese Navy Hei Call Lists (Charlie Calls) General 

Information Book

NR 1377 CBKG74 9172A 19450501 Japanese Navy Call List 1B (Yo Otsu FU 1) Gen 

Information Book - 1 May - 31 August 1945

NR 1378 CBKG74 9173A 19411115 Origin and Address Code for Forwarding Intercepted 

Japanese Diplomatic Traffic

Box 578

NR 1379 CBKG75 9174A 19440701 Japanese Navy Call Lists Yobi Otsu FU One, Two and 

Three, and N1 Gen Info Book 

NR 1380 CBKG75 9180A 19431023 Japanese Maru Call signs, 22 October 1943

NR 1381 CBKG75 9181A 19420305 Memoranda on Call signs, Suffixes, Contact Report 

Signals, etc

NR 1382 CBKG75 9182A 19420318 Japanese Call Sign Identification Memoranda

NR 1383 CBKG75 9183A 19421001 Analysis of Aircraft Calls - October-December 1942

NR 1384 CBKG75 9184A 19451119 General Signal Book Corrections 

NR 1385 CBKG75 9185A 19400000 Japanese Navy Call Lists KOO 7 Encode Index and KOO 

8 Decode

NR 1386 CBKG75 9208A 19420805 JN 151 Cipher System -Submarine Operations

NR 1387 CBKG75 9209A 19450131 JN-29 Radio Intelligence Reporting System

NR 1388 CBKG75 9210A 19421100 JN-20 F Cryptographic System 

NR 1389 CBKG75 9211A 19400000 JN40 Cryptographic System 

NR 1390 CBKG75 9212A 19400000 JNA- 14 Cryptographic System

NR 1391 CBKG75 9215A 19450420 JN-25 Cryptographic System

NR 1392 CBKG75 9218A 19430203 JN-16A Cryptographic System

NR 1393 CBKG75 9219A 19391101 WE-WE Address Ciphers - JN-33 and 33B

NR 1394 CBKG75 9220A 19440216 Japanese Navy Calls, Series 7-A and 7-B

NR 1395 CBKG75 9221A 19420410 Japanese Navy Service Calls and Addresses (Call List 

No. 3)

NR 1396 CBKG75 9223A 19400000 Instructions for the Nan Dummy Strip Jeep

NR 1397 CBKG75 9224A 19400000 JN-23C Cryptographic System 

Box 579

NR 1398 CBKG76 10267A 19431106 Digraphic Substitution Tables for “Lingo” Messages

NR 1399 CBKG76 10637A 19441026 Weighting Depths in the Nan Code

NR 1401 CBKG76 10913A 19440400 Progress Reports on Solution to Japanese Naval Codes 

- 1944

NR 1402 CBKG76 10932A 19430721 Write-Up on Letter Writer Equipment

NR 1404 CBKG76 10951A 19420301 GT-P War History - Part of Naval COMINT Organization

OP-20-G

NR 1405 CBKG76 10996A 19450830 Correspondence on the Operation of the CSP 1515

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1449

NR 1406 CBKG76 11254A 19450326 Miscellaneous Information Concerning the Enigma

NR 1408 CBKG76 11791A 19450215 Reference Data for Code Work (No. 1)

NR 1409 CBKG76 11884A 19451214 1515 Wire Recovery and Research 

NR 1410 CBKG76 11888A 19430709 Preliminary Report of Initial Break JN171

NR 1411 CBKG76 11960A 19420000 Pinwheels 

NR 1412 CBKG76 9279A 19430413 Polar Method of D/F/ Analysis

NR 1413 CBKG76 9342A 19430930 Schematics and Wiring Diagrams of Comms/Cipher 

Machines and Tape Readers

NR 1414 CBKG76 9485A 19440707 Project Monogram 

NR 1415 CBKG76 9965A 19440115 Miscellaneous Information on Japanese Diplomatic 

System JBM (JN177)

Box 580

NR 1416 CBKG77 1196 IA 19451200 Japanese Romanizations of Worldwide Place Names

NR 1417 CBKG77 12656A 19450330 Tentative List of Enigma and Other Machine Usages

NR 1418 CBKG77 13156A 19441010 Schematic of Tessie S.S. Conversion Gas GM-3 ID-120

NR 1419 CBKG77 13210A 19460312 Study of Japanese-German Naval Joint-Use of Ciphers 

During World War II

NR 1420 CBKG77 13319A 19450321 Amber Detail Drawings 

Box 581

NR 1421 CBKG78 13322A 19430701 Index of Japanese Naval Codes and Ciphers in Use 

During World War II

NR 1422 CBKG78 14035A 19450125 Minutes of a Meeting of the Pacific Steering 

Committee 25 Jan 1945

NR 1423 CBKG78 6645A 19440118 Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese R.I. Material

Box 582

NR 1424 CBKH11 40A 19440825 Naval Attaché Message 

NR 1425 CBKH11 686A 19440922 Location of Principal Combat Ships by Area

NR 1426 CBKH11 899A 19450201 Japanese Merchant Ships (Second Edition) PSIS 100-1

Box 583

NR 1429 CBKH18 1890A 19430111 Tetra Projector Number 2 (Nickname - Icky)

NR 1430 CBKH18 2125A 19450323 Japanese-Portuguese Relations and the “Timor 

Problem”

NR 1433 CBKH18 2128A 19450905 Portuguese Interest in the Far East

Box 584

NR 1434 CBKH23 25020A 19450530 Letter Writer Substitution Transferring Device, 1945

NR 1435 CBKH23 25023A 19460327 N-1530 Conversion Unit, 1946

NR 1436 CBKH23 25024A 19450303 M-8 and M-9, 1945

NR 1439 CBKH23 25037A 19430413 Method of Making Line-Ups from a Tetragraph Machine

NR 1440 CBKH23 25038A 19450914 on the Solution of a Generated One-Time Pad, 1945

NR 1441 CBKH23 25039A 19450508 Tetragraph II (Icky and Brute), 1945

NR 1442 CBKH23 25040A 19430700 Report on Photo-Radio Project, 1945

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1450

NR 1443 CBKH23 25056A 19450525 Photographs-Naval Security Station Cryptanalytic 

Machine Installations, 1945

NR 1445 CBKH23 25059A 19450100 Fan Method of Fix Determination

NR 1446 CBKH23 25060A 19450300 Operations and Maintenance Schedule for Mamba, 

1945

NR 1447 CBKH23 25089A 19441006 Plan for Supplementary Intercept Research FacilitiesSkaggs Island, 1944

NR 1448 CBKH23 25090A 19431201 Optimum Intercept Locations, 1943 

Box 585

NR 1449 CBKH25 25092A 19400000 Plan for Extension of Facilities at the Muirkiru and 

Castroville Naval Radio Stations

NR 1450 CBKH25 25093A 19441102 Plan for Intercept Facilities at Cheltenham Naval Radio 

Station, 1944

NR 1451 CBKH25 25554A 19441221 Sample Oscilligrams - RFP Groups, 1944

NR 1452 CBKH25 25555A 19450500 Multiplex versus Multi-Tone High Frequency Radio

Communications, 1945

NR 1453 CBKH25 25616A 19421115 Instructions for Punch Card Tina Comparison, 1942

NR 1454 CBKH25 25619A 19420901 Instructions for Operation of Tina Units, 1942

NR 1455 CBKH25 25620A 19421200 RFP-Identification of Source of Radio Code 

Transmissions, 1942

NR 1456 CBKH25 25622A 19430922 Permanent Naval RFP Facilities, Station H, Hawaii

NR 1457 CBKH25 25846A 19430220 Instructions for Punch Card Tina Comparison, 1943

NR 1458 CBKH25 25847A 19421215 Instructions for Punch Card Tina Comparison, 1942

Box 586

NR 1460 CBKH34 4657A 19440606 Japanese SIGINT Translations 

NR 1461 CBKH34 4753A 19441021 Japanese Translations

NR 1462 CBKH34 4754A 19381006 Japanese Diplomatic Translations

Box 587

NR 1463 CBKH35 18059A 19450126 Encipherment of True Starting Point

NR 1464 CBKH35 21490A 19400821 Status of Cryptanalysts of Japanese, German, Italian 

and Mexican Systems

NR 1466 CBKH35 3434A 19450607 Codes and Ciphers Held by Japanese Army 145th 

Infantry Regiment

NR 1467 CBKH35 3566A 19440728 Notebook on Usage of Certain Japanese Codes and 

Ciphers

NR 1469 CBKH35 3771A 19440824 OP-20-3-G Special Report on Weather Activities 

Box 589

NR 1476 CBKH37 5554A 19411103 Japanese Special Cryptographic System Analysis on 

“Max”

NR 1478 CBKH37 5944A 19350507 Perwian Coded Dispatch 

NR 1479 CBKH37 6021A 19401200 Training Pamphlet No. 40 Double Transposition Ciphers 

Numerical Solution

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1451

NR 1480 CBKH37 6022A 19400000 Introductory Lessons in the Study of Telegraphic 

Japanese

Box 590

NR 1481 CBKH38 6315A 19420000 Japanese Naval & Naval Attaché Code Cipher & Call List 

Documents

NR 1482 CBKH38 6612A 19420320 Japanese Naval Radio Intelligence Summaries

NR 1483 CBKH38 6618A 19410813 Japanese Navy Message Translations 

NR 1484 CBKH38 6623A 19420000 Place Names and Geographic Designators from 

Captured Japanese Document

NR 1485 CBKH38 7199A 19360000 U.S. Navy Call Book, Part II, Visual Calls

NR 1487 CBKH38 7797A 19381101 AD Code Garble Table 

NR 1488 CBKH38 7798A 19440100 Radio Operator Logs 

NR 1489 CBKH38 8575A 19440915 Glossary of Japanese Terms

Box 591

NR 1491 CBKH43 10997A 19400129 Correspondence Re Contracts on ECM Mark II 

Equipments

NR 1492 CBKH43 11301A 19420000 Irade Daily Substitution Table

NR 1494 CBKH43 11606A 19471000 Brief Descriptions of Ram Equipment

NR 1495 CBKH43 8964A 19370720 Navy Method of Solution of the Cylindrical Cipher 

Device (CSP 488)

NR 1496 CBKH43 9214A 19380601 JNA-1OA and -1OB Cryptographic Systems

NR 1497 CBKH43 9217A 19431020 JN 142 A-6 Cryptographic System 

NR 1498 CBKH43 9222A 19370100 Japanese Red Machine (Diplomatic) Keys, Squares, and 

Notes

NR 1499 CBKH43 9880A 19440600 Naval Communications Security Bulletin

NR 1500 CBKH43 9953A 19240902 Destruction of Cryptographic Aids

NR 1501 CBKH43 9959A 19320903 Mark I EC M, Electric Ciphering Machine

Box 592

NR 1502 CBKH44 10864A 19440305 Japanese Air Communications

NR 1503 CBKH44 11865A 19430700 Japanese Cipher Table Ikeda 2592, 1943

NR 1504 CBKH44 12666A 19450801 CINCPAC Amphibious Force Code, PAC-8, 1945

NR 1505 CBKH44 5484A 19400900 Japanese Code Books Carried by Staff Headquarters 

and Army Mobilization Plan Orders

NR 1506 CBKH44 6617A 19420110 Japanese Navy World War II Messages 

NR 1507 CBKH44 8463A 19441207 Development of Authenticator

NR 1508 CBKH44 9175A 19440100 Translation of Japanese Document on Security

of WX KOO Code (Weather Code)

Box 593

NR 1509 CBKH48 11626A 19450118 Report on JN-29

NR 1510 CBKH48 11637A 19430401 JN-36D Subtractive Tables, 16 April - 15 May 1943

NR 1511 CBKH48 11638A 19430000 Working Materials on Jan- 11 Code System

NR 1512 CBKH48 11987A 19410408 Kriegsmarine Attaché Traffic 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1452

Box 594

NR 1513 CBKH51 14868A 19420000 Instructions for Recovery of Messages in the AN-1 

Code Ciphers 1 to 3

NR 1514 CBKH51 17624A 19411000 U.S. Navy Course in Cryptanalysts

Box 595

NR 1517 CB KH54 24211A 19430101 Statistical Study of Antennae Heights and 

Frequencies for Tropospheric Propagation Studies, 1943

NR 1518 CBKH54 24212A 19440425 Interception of Enemy Radiotelephone and Facsimile 

Communications with Privacy

NR 1519 CBKH54 24345A 19440403 Propagation Characteristics of Radio Waves on 

Frequencies Above 30 MC, 1944

NR 1520 CBKH54 24852A 19441130 Code Recognizing Unit, 1944

NR 1521 CBKH54 24879A 19450409 Pluggable Matrix Relay Rack, 1945

NR 1522 CBKH54 24880A 19450500 Tessie SS Vol I and II, 1945

NR 1523 CBKH54 24881A 19000000 Ionospheric Analysis of D/F Reception

NR 1524 CBKH54 24882A 19450600 Investigations of Shorted Diodes, 1945

NR 1525 CBKH54 24883A 19450207 Squash Fixes, 1945

NR 1526 CBKH54 24884A 19440500 Pacific D/F Station Plan Designed by N.C.A., 1944

NR 1527 CBKH54 24886A 19450321 Copperhead I Operation Manual 

NR 1528 CBKH54 24887A 19450500 Copperhead Punch and Scanner, 1945

NR 1529 CBKH54 24888A 19450507 Conflict Suppressor, 1945

NR 1530 CBKH54 24889A 19450115 Semi-National Operation of the E.C.N.

NR 1531 CBKH54 24890A 19440000 Standard Grenade Mark II, 1944

NR 1532 CBKH54 24891A 19441205 Individual Punch Control, 1944

Box 596

NR 1533 CBKH55 1150A 19420000 File of Memoranda and Reports Relating to the Battle of 

Midway

NR 1534 CBKH55 24858A 19450200 Operational and Maintenance Procedure for Satyr, 

1945

NR 1535 CBKH55 24859A 19450400 Icky, 1945

Box 597

NR 1537 CBKH57 18157A 19410716 Combat Intelligence Unit, 14th Naval District, Traffic 

Intelligence Summaries

Box 598

NR 1537 CBKH57 18157A 19410716 Combat Intelligence Unit, 14th Naval District, Traffic 

Intelligence Summaries

Box 599

NR 1538 CBKH68 24966A 19450518 Stepping Patterns of T-Wheels in Enigma Motion, 1945

NR 1539 CBKH68 35045A 19441017 Copperhead One, 1944-1945

NR 1540 CBKH68 35060A 19420414 Rep/Tina Historical Documentation

NR 1541 CBKH68 35126A 19440214 DF Blanket System

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1453

NR 1542 CBKH68 35136A 19430403 Tina Camera

NR 1543 CBKH68 35137A 19451123 Japan, Morse, Symbols Used for Copying

NR 1544 CBKH68 35188A 19450124 Universal Grenade Plug Board and Specific Application 

to Medusa Problem - Proposed

Box 600

NR 1545 CBKH71 20624A 19420620 West Coast Communications Intelligence Activities 

Policies and Procedures

NR 1546 CBKH71 20962A 19440000 Cipher Devices Used by the Japanese Navy Proper 

(WWII)

NR 1547 CBKH71 25002A 19450601 Copperhead I, 1945

NR 1548 CBKH71 25005A 19450600 Hypo [Station Hypo, Hawaii], 1945

NR 1550 CBKH71 25046A 19450417 I.C. Machine Write Up, 1945

NR 1551 CBKH71 25047A 19440124 Recovery of Additive in a Depth of Unknown Code, 1944

NR 1552 CBKH71 25048A 19450604 Multiple Grenade, 1945

NR 1553 CBKH71 25049A 19440615 Final Report Parallel Grenade, 1944

NR 1554 CBKH71 25050A 19440510 Final Report Sliding Grenade 

NR 1555 CBKH71 25051A 19450628 Overhaul of Hypo, 1 

NR 1556 CBKH71 25052A 19441200 Digital Matrix for Teletype Tape, 1944

NR 1557 CBKH71 3435A 19450522 Interrogation of Shigeru Kodera, prisoner of war

Box 601

NR 1558 CBKH76 26298A 19430302 Navy Route Sheets and Outgoing Logs for White 

House Interest Material 1943- 1945

Box 603

NR 1560 CBKI11 1000A 19410331 Translations (Code Instructions)

NR 1561 CBKI11 1002A 19400307 Translations (Code Instructions)

NR 1562 CBKI11 30A 19401129 4-Digit Code Book

Box 605

NR 1577 CBKI26 3383A 19430000 Lallart Cipher System

NR 1579 CBKI26 3395A 19430000 Merchant Shipping Code Tables

NR 1582 CBKI26 3696A 19420901 Traffic Intelligence Summary

NR 1583 CBKI26 3769A 19441212 JN-36 JN-37 KOA 4 Recoveries

Box 606

NR 1584 CBKI56 4942A 19140210 Service Radio Code - 1914

NR 1585 CBKI56 5202A 19420712 Items of Propaganda Value Reported to Japanese 

Foreign Minister from Berlin

Box 607

NR 1591 CBKI57 5326A 19400000 German Ciphers for Use with Japan 

Box 608

NR 1603 CBKI62 5912A 19430603 Japanese Letter Mailed in Mexico

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1454

NR 1614 CBKI62 5948A 19421127 Failure of S.S. Anne Hutchinson to Destroy Codes and 

Confidential Papers

NR 1618 CBKI62 6826A 19320606 Reports on O’Brien Cipher Machine

NR 1621 CBKI62 6831A 19351017 Jane Coding and Decoding Machine

Box 609

NR 1625 CBKI63 5474A 19440629 SA-1 Text Additives 

NR 1626 CBKI63 5550A 19440000 Japanese Commercial Traffic Samples

NR 1628 CBKI63 5552A 19420000 Japanese Navy Code “Solomons Special”

Box 610

NR 1634 CBKI66 5677A 00000000 Circuit Logs of Navy Traffic from Various Countries

Box 618

NR 1655 CBKJ14 6158A 19430501 Study of Japanese Radio Telephone

NR 1656 CBKJ14 6159A 19450113 RFP in Masking Problem - Test Results

NR 1657 CBKJ14 6160A 19440000 Blanket Test DF Results

Box 619

NR 1658 CBKJ15 7193A 19431118 I. C. Function

NR 1660 CBKJ15 7595A 19440916 Tesse (Schematics) See “Wheatly Analytic Machinery II” 

for Description

NR 1661 CBKJ15 7617A 19430216 Hypo Camera EK#2 Diagrams

NR 1663 CBKJ15 7649A 19450301 Description of Automatic Tape Divider Used to Divide 

Kana Tape Into Two

NR 1664 CBKJ15 7729A 19430203 Copperhead Punch-70 MM Tape Punch Used w/Cophead 

Photoelectric Comparator

Box 622

NR 1670 CBKJ21 7612A 19420000 Instructions for the Use of the Secret Naval Call Sign 

List

NR 1671 CBKJ21 7743A 19400000 Naval Communications Instructions, Book II, Radio 

Service, Part I

NR 1672 CBKJ21 7744A 19440000 Naval Abbreviated Tactical Signals 

NR 1674 CBKJ21 7746A 19430000 General Nature of Address Book 

NR 1675 CBKJ21 7747A 19440717 Radio Locations by Use of “Elektra-Sonne” Radio Beacon

NR 1681 CBKJ21 7753A 19410200 Book of Indicator Groups (K. Book)

NR 1682 CBKJ21 7780A 19431130 Research Report on Alignment of JN-25 Traffic

NR 1683 CBKJ21 7781A 19360000 Solution of Linear Simultaneous Equations

NR 1684 CBKJ21 7803A 19450309 Photo-Radio Recorder Blueprints 

Box 623

NR 1685 CBKJ61 20237A 19430910 COMINCH (F22) File of Intelligence and Liaison, Pacific 

Area (Besaw)

NR 1686 CBKJ61 20238A 19430910 COMINCH (F22) File of Intelligence and Liaison, Pacific 

Area (Besaw)

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1455

Box 624

NR 1691 CBKJ64 24213A 19450300 Navy Technical Report l.C. Machine, 1945

NR 1692 CBKJ64 24952A 19430910 Jamming and Anti-Jamming

NR 1693 CBKJ64 25519A 19450700 Sound Recorder A1000 L40, 1945

NR 1694 CBKJ64 25524A 19451121 Forty Watt Distance Short Wave Transmitter, 1945

Box 625

NR 1697 CBKL33 31110A 19450915 Go Training Manual

NR 1698 CBKL33 34677A 19450701 RIP 168: Japanese Frequency Index

Box 626

NR 1699 CBLB11 2A 19440200 Translations

Box 627

NR 1700 CBLB12 4A 19430200 Translations

Boxes 628-676

NR 1701 CBLD31 8A 19430200 Japanese Air Translations

Boxes 677-698

NR 1702 CBLE22 26A 19430823 Translations

Box 699

NR 1703 CBLE48 28A 19400000 Cipher Strips for JEK24

NR 1705 CBLE48 43A 19440801 SPSIB Circular JD-6 Radio Procedure Signs

NR 1706 CBLE48 44A 19450415 JEK Encode B-1-RK Technical Circular #20

NR 1707 CBLE48 46A 19450609 TDY Report of Capt. Vogel 

NR 1708 CBLE48 49A 19430816 Translations of Memovox and Presto Recordings (Gists)

NR 1709 CBLE48 50A 19430707 Translations of Memovox Recordings (Gists)

NR 1710 CBLE48 67A 19440520 Guide to Interception Circular NB5 

Box 700

NR 1712 CBLG11 1961A 19390901 Japanese Army Systems

NR 1713 CBLG11 2073A 19450000 Code Service

NR 1714 CBLG11 767A 19410623 Index Sheets Station Number Six

Box 701

NR 1715 CBLH11 126A 19400000 Digraphic Substitution Table X-38 (Zeta)

NR 1716 CBLH11 128A 19400000 Decoded and Translated Message Sent as Fives 

Encrypted in Fours

NR 1717 CBLH11 148A 19430200 Cipher Machine Operator’s Worksheets/Messages/Translations

NR 1718 CBLH11 1963A 19420520 Address Study (ATE)/Enciphered Code

NR 1719 CBLH11 1969A 19430615 7-Period Additives, India Address Code Book 5

NR 1720 CBLH11 1970A 19421105 Address Study Monthly Reports, Training, Address Code

NR 1721 CBLH11 1971A 19421105 Pre-War Basic Code - Column Study, Pre-War Address 

Study

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1456

NR 1722 CBLH11 1972A 00000000 Japanese Military Ciphers - Weekly Report # 13

NR 1723 CBLH11 1975A 00000000 ATE Superimposition (Address Study) 

NR 1724 CBLH11 1978A 19430415 Derived Additive Book, Original Copy

NR 1725 CBLH11 1981A 19000000 Report on 000, 999, 333 ATES 

NR 1726 CBLH11 267A 19420616 Chinese Traffic Identification 

NR 1728 CBLH11 3374A 19450100 R-5, Monthly Publication of the Second Signal Service 

Battalion

NR 1729 CBLH11 352A 19431030 Daily Discriminant Sheets 

NR 1730 CBLH11 62A 19431207 Monthly Report, Monitor Station No. 5

NR 1731 CBLH11 648A 19450326 Administrative Memos/Operations Instructions

Box 705

NR 1738 CBLH17 35910A 19420609 M-7, M-8, M-9 Devices and CSP-890 (A), 1942-1944

NR 1739 CBLH17 35911A 19440306 ASP, 1944

NR 1740 CBLH17 35912A 19430930 Mike, 1943-1945

NR 1741 CBLH17 35913A 19440114 Copperhead V, 1944-1945

NR 1742 CBLH17 35915A 19440330 Mamba, 1944-1945

NR 1743 CBLH17 35916A 19431111 Copperhead 1, 1943-1945

NR 1744 CBLH17 35917A 19420425 I.C. (Index of Coincidence) Machines

Box 706

NR 1745 CBLI11 226A 19360213 Enciphered Messages

NR 1746 CBLI11 227A 19351209 Deciphered Messages

NR 1747 CBLI11 228A 19410724 Japanese Diplomatic Code “Fuji”

NR 1748 CBLI11 229A 19371001 Quarterly Report of Solution Activity-Panama Canal 

Department

NR 1749 CBLI11 249A 19420300 7654 (RTAM) Code Book (for Signal Corps Use)

NR 1750 CBLI11 250A 19410409 Polygraphic Frequency Tables “J-18”

NR 1751 CBLI11 253A 19401214 Code Table R-3

NR 1753 CBLI11 257A 19391005 Far Eastern Diplomatic Net

NR 1754 CBLI11 258A 19350200 XB Code System

NR 1755 CBLI11 259A 19311111 XA Code System

NR 1756 CBLI11 55A 19410720 2nd Division Code

NR 1757 CBLI11 64A 19391231 Radiotelegraph Contacts for Merchant Ships in Time of War

NR 1758 CBLI11 74A 19430116 to Intelligence

Box 707

NR 1759 CBLI12 454A 19411000 16th Division/Table of Code Addresses/Fixed Rules for 

Liaison

NR 1760 CBLI12 622A 19440512 Index 

NR 1761 CBLI12 623A 19430326 Traffic List Worksheets 

NR 1762 CBLI12 624A 19420730 Traffic List Worksheets

Box 708

NR 1763 CBLI13 620A 19420730 Index Lists (Hats)

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1457

Boxes 709-710

NR 1764 CBLI14 531A 19400000 Index

Boxes 711-712

NR 1765 CBLI21 627A 19400201 Index

Box 713

NR 1766 CBLI23 625A 19400201 Worksheets

NR 1767 CBLI23 626A 19430100 Journals

Boxes 714-715

NR 1768 CBLI24 628A 19450900 AA-MZ Worksheets

Box 716

NR 1769 CBLI26 629A 19441204 Worksheets

NR 1770 CBLI26 630A 19440728 Worksheets

NR 1771 CBLI26 631A 19430303 Worksheets

NR 1772 CBLI26 632A 19440000 Worksheets

NR 1773 CBLI26 633A 19460000 Index

Box 717

NR 1774 CBLI27 766A 19410901 Log Sheets Monitor Station Number Five

NR 1775 CBLI27 777A 19410102 Log of 1941 Press (Plain-Text Communiqués) and 

Diplomatic Messages

Box 718

NR 1776 CBLI28 768A 19410911 Index Sheets Station Seven

NR 1777 CBLI28 769A 19410716 Normal Traffic Index Sheets/Station 1

NR 1778 CBLI28 770A 19410916 Normal Traffic Index Sheets

NR 1779 CBLI28 771A 19411201 Normal Traffic Index Sheets/Station 1

Box 719

NR 1780 CBLI31 772A 19410916 Normal Traffic Index Sheets-Station 3 

NR 1781 CBLI31 773A 19411201 Normal Traffic Index Sheets/Station 3

NR 1782 CBLI31 774A 19320207 Normal Traffic Index Sheets/Station 4

Box 720

NR 1783 CBLI32 776A 19410101 Log of Diplomatic Messages

NR 1784 CBLI32 779A 19410101 Hand Log of Diplomatic Messages

Box 721

NR 1785 CBLI33 775A 19410100 Hand Logs

NR 1786 CBLI33 778A 19410102 Log of Diplomatic Messages/J TOR

Boxes 722-723

NR 1787 CBLI34 834A 19411112 Messages with Hand-Written Translation Gists

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1458

Box 724

NR 1789 CBLI36 836A 19411128 Messages with Hand-Written Translation Gists

NR 1790 CBLI36 839A 19411208 Intercepted Copies of Diplomatic Messages and HandWritten Translation Gists

Box 725

NR 1790 CBLI36 839A 19411208 Intercepted Copies of Diplomatic Messages and HandWritten Translation Gists

Box 726

NR 1790 CBLI36 839A 19411208 Intercepted Copies of Diplomatic Messages and HandWritten Translation Gists

Box 727

NR 1790 CBLI36 839A 19411208 Intercepted Copies of Diplomatic Messages and HandWritten Translation Gists

NR 1791 CBLI41 866A 19411015 Messages/Rough Translations 

Box 728

NR 1792 CBLI42 865A 19411016 Messages Rough Translations

Box 729

NR 1793 CBLI43 1001A 19410501 Diplomatic Message Logs-Index Sheets

NR 1794 CBLI43 1020A 19411201 Radio Intercept Log Sheets

Box 730

NR 1795 CBLI44 1019A 19420101 Diplomatic Message Log Sheets

NR 1796 CBLI44 1023A 19410501 Japanese Diplomatic Message Index Sheets

NR 1797 CBLI44 1024A 19411206 Radio Intercept Log Sheets

NR 1798 CBLI44 1025A 19290400 CC Manuscript

NR 1799 CBLI44 1026A 19290400 CH Manuscript

NR 1800 CBLI44 1035A 19411216 Instructions for Decryptographing Japanese Diplomatic 

Messages etc.

NR 1801 CBLI44 1199A 19411104 Diplomatic Messages

Box 731

NR 1801 CBLI44 1199A 19411104 Diplomatic Messages

Box 732

NR 1801 CBLI44 1199A 19411104 Diplomatic Messages

Box 733

NR 1801 CBLI44 1199A 19411104 Diplomatic Messages

NR 1802 CBLI47 1216A 19411201 Diplomatic Messages from/to Tokyo

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1459

Box 734

NR 1803 CBLI48 1207A 19391223 Net-Circuit Diagrams of Japanese Military, Water 

Transport, Air Admin, etc.

Box 735

NR 1804 CBLI51 1217A 19411201 Radio Intercept Log Sheets

Box 736

NR 1805 CBLI52 1208A 19430200 DD Systems

NR 1806 CBLI52 1209A 19411002 Coded Messages/Translations

Box 737

NR 1807 CBLI53 1211A 19411101 Purple Index

NR 1808 CBLI53 1212A 19410101 Purple Index

NR 1809 CBLI53 1220A 19410900 Jl9 Indicators with Keys

NR 1810 CBLI53 1221A 19411002 Japanese J19 Indicator Charts

Box 738

NR 1811 CBLI54 1223A 19410718 Broadcast Schedules from Various Embassies to Tokyo

NR 1812 CBLI54 1224A 19401126 Japanese Suspicions U.S. Government and Foreign 

Powers of Reading Codes

NR 1813 CBLI54 1225A 19400305 Earlier Messages from Various Posts to Tokyo on U.S. 

Fleet Movements

NR 1814 CBLI54 1226A 19401115 S.l.S. File - A Log of Bulletin Message Numbers

NR 1815 CBLI54 1228A 19411206 Copies of Messages 901,902,907, and 910 from Tokyo 

to Washington on 6 and 7 December 1941

NR 1816 CBLI54 1229A 19411119 Messages, Traffic Logs and Work Sheets of Pgs 14-29 of 

the Committee Exhibit #2

NR 1817 CBLI54 1230A 19420112 Quarterly Report Monitor Station Nr Two and 

Miscellaneous Papers

NR 1818 CBLI54 1232A 19460311 Military Intelligence Service File Re Pearl Harbor Inquiry

Box 739

NR 1819CBLI55 1268A 19351114 Commercial Plain Text Messages

NR 1820 CBLI55 1300A 19390706 Radiograms from Manila to Washington Containing 

Japanese Code Messages

NR 1821 CBLI55 1305A 19400210 Miscellaneous Information on Kana Cipher Messages and 

UU Numbers

NR 1822 CBLI55 1306A 19410729 J-16 Commercial Code/Memo Outlining Analytic 

Approaches on Various Systems

NR 1823 CBLI55 1321A 19410000 How J. B. 57 Japanese Letter System) Was Solved

NR 1824 CBLI55 1322A 19351000 Frequency Data Tables 

NR 1825 CBLI55 1324A 19311112 Shidai Kana Messages

NR 1826 CBLI55 1326A 19360110 Two Letter Japanese Code Groups

NR 1827 CBLI55 1579A 19350000 Plug Board Wirings for Special Jobs (Type 40S 

Alphabetic Machine Plug Board)

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1460

NR 1828 CBLI55 1582A 19350000 Friedman-Rowlett /Wiring Diagrams/Encipher-Decipher 

Tables/Purple

NR 1829 CBLI55 1583A 19360000 Coordinated Squares for Japanese Code System 

(Possibly Diplomatic)

NR 1830 CBLI55 1584A 19400304 Japanese Diplomatic Raw Traffic with Some Decrypts

Box 740

NR 1831 CBLI57 1585A 19360316 Japanese Diplomatic Raw Traffic with Some Worksheets

NR 1832 CBLI57 1586A 19370218 Japanese Dip Red Code Raw Traffic, Consolidated 

Indexes and Worksheets

NR 1833 CBLI57 1587A 19370108 Japanese Dip Red Code Raw Traffic with Depth Lineups 

and Worksheets

NR 1834 CBLI57 1588A 19400430 Japanese Dip Raw Traffic 

NR 1835 CBLI57 1589A 19381108 Five-Letter Japanese Dip Raw Traffic with Some 

Decryption

NR 1836 CBLI57 1590A 19380000 IBM Run-Weighted Frequency Data-M-161

NR 1837 CBLI57 1591A 19380507 Five-Letter Japanese Dip Raw Traffic with Some 

Decryptions

NR 1838 CBLI57 1592A 19380510 Five-Letter Japanese Dip Raw Traffic

NR 1839 CBLI57 1593A 19380628 Five-Letter Japanese Dip Raw Traffic

NR 1840 CBLI57 1594A 19391102 Five-Letter Japanese Dip Raw Traffic with an IBM Index 

of 18 SSOOO Messages

NR 1841 CBLI57 1595A 19380506 Japanese Dip “Ko” Code Messages with Consolidated 

IBM Index of Messages 1-15

NR 1842 CBLI57 1596A 19370325 IBM Print-Out of Japanese Dip “Ko” Messages with Some 

Decryption Work

NR 1843 CBLI57 1597A 19370325 Japanese “Ko” Code 5-Letter Dip Messages with Some 

Decryption

Box 741

NR 1844 CBLI58 1578A 19380000 Japanese K1 Code Chart 

NR 1845 CBLI58 1598A 19381118 Complete Japanese K-19-10) Dip Code Message Index 

with Some Decryption Work

NR 1846 CBLI58 1599A 19381127 Japanese K-1 Dip Message Index (Except for R-10 

Messages)

NR 1847 CBLI58 1600A 19381127 K1 Code Japanese Dip Message Worksheet Index with 

Near Complete Decrypt on Each Message

NR 1848 CBLI58 1601A 19381110 PAK-2 Code IBM Message Worksheets - Japanese Dip

NR 1849 CBLI58 1602A 19370602 Japanese Dip PA Messages W/Near Complete Decryption 

& Partially Recovered Code Chart

NR 1850 CBLI58 1603A 19370602 K-2 Japanese Dip Messages, Worksheets and Cipher 

Strip Recoveries

NR 1851 CBLI58 1604A 19400000 Seven K-3 Transposition Forms, Each with a Japanese 

Dip Message

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1461

Box 742

NR 1852 CBLI61 1580A 19390404 Diplomatic System K-1-4 April 1939 (Additions)

NR 1853 CBLI61 1581A 19421200 Japanese Dip (PAK-2) Messages, Worksheets and 

Recovered Cipher Strips

NR 1854 CBLI61 1965A 19400300 ONZS/Japanese Ground Additive Systems

NR 1855 CBLI61 1982A 19400000 Signature Basic Code Encode, ATE Code Book #5, 

Rikugun Angoo #4

NR 1856 CBLI61 2070A 19420601 Authentication Grid and Stencil 

NR 1858 CBLI61 3942A 19410000 Japanese 4-Digit Code, Encode/Decode Working Aid

NR 1859 CBLI61 3983A 19380610 Converter M-161, Description and Operating 

Instructions

Box 743

NR 1860 CBLI62 10646A 19500918 Radio Intercept and Cryptanalysts

NR 1864 CBLI62 3999A 19311111 Japanese Diplomatic J-6 Code

NR 1865 CBI162 4035A 19331001 Provisional Radio Intelligence Detachment, Report on 

Radio Direction Finding

NR 1866 CBLI62 4211 A 19330414 Japanese Diplomatic Translations 

Box 744

NR 1867 CBLI65 4256A 19350000 Notes on the Liaison Service and the Liaison Intelligence 

Service

NR 1868 CBLI65 4259A 19350000 Contribution of the Cryptographic Bureaus in the World War

NR 1869 CBLI65 4260A 19350000 Statistical Methods in Cryptanalysts

NR 1870 CBLI65 4261A 19340000 Course in Cryptography 

Box 745

NR 1871 CBLI66 4262A 19340000 General Solution for the Double Transposition Cipher

NR 1874 CBLI66 4268A 19340000 Analysis of a Mechanic-Electrical Cryptograph, parts I & II

NR 1875 CBLI66 4269A 19340625 Report of Code Compilation Section, General 

Headquarters, AEF, France

NR 1876 CBLI66 4270A 19350000 Principles of Indirect Symmetry of Position in Secondary 

Alphabets and Their Application in the Solution of Polyalphabetic Substitution Ciphers

NR 1878 CBLI66 4272A 19350000 Index of Coincidence and its Application in Cryptanalysts

NR 1879 CBLI66 4273A 19340000 Principles of Solution Produced by the I. T. and T. Cipher 

Machine

Box 746

NR 1883 CBLI67 5399A 19321200 Japanese Worksheets, DA Cipher 

NR 1884 CBLI67 5400A 19310924 Japanese Message Translations

NR 1885 CBLI67 5985A 19420117 Japanese Bigram Substitution Codes

NR 1886 CBLI67 5999A 19400000 Abbreviations Used with Five Number Code Red Machine 

Until 1939

NR 1887 CBLI67 6131A 19330000 Single Side Band System-Short Wave Telephone Links 

Summary-AH

Reeves-1933

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1462

Boxes 747-749

NR 1890 CBLI71 5102A 19411001 Japanese Diplomatic Messages (Purple) to and from 

Tokyo

Box 750

NR 1891 CBLI74 3935A 19430320 Training Material

Box 751

NR 1896 CBLI75 7788A 19400000 Japanese Digraphic Table and Systematic Table of 

Japanese Syllabary

NR 1898 CBLI75 7792A 19400000 Cryptanalyst’s Manual, Cryptanalytic Data for English -

Statistical Charts

NR 1902 CBLI75 8499A 00000000 Article Entitled “Stalking Enemy Radio Stations” 

NR 1903 CBLI75 8884A 19391000 ATRW Studies and Master Additive Characteristics 

Charts

NR 1904 CBLI75 8887A 19380100 Circuit Diagrams and Station Frequencies - Far Eastern 

Nets

NR 1905 CBLI75 8968A 19210106 Research and Development Report on Radio 

Engineering, January 1921

NR 1906 CBLI75 8974A 19301020 Civilian Personnel Engaged in SIGINT in the Office of the 

Chief Signal Officer

NR 1907 CBLI75 8975A 19380800 Assignment of SIS Personnel, August - September 1938

NR 1908 CBLI75 9001A 00000000 Early Work Against Japanese Diplomatic Messages 

Enciphered by Machine

NR 1909 CBLI75 9004A 19351000 Diplomatic Procedure and Address Codes

NR 1910 CBLI75 9005A 19360000 Army Extension Course: Parts I, II, III of Mil 

Cryptanalysts

NR 1911 CBLI75 9017A 19380000 Existence of Alphabets Having No Internal Repetitions

NR 1912 CBLI75 9018A 19330614 Correspondence Concerning Cipher Device Type M-136

NR 1913 CBLI75 9019A 19300830 Correspondence Providing Directions to Army Intercept 

Stations

NR 1914 CBLI75 9020A 19341015 Report on Radio Intercept for the Period 1 October 1933 

- 15 October 1934

NR 1915 CBLI75 9021A 19351101 Chart DEPICTING REF NRS for Encoding and Decoding 

Japanese Diplomatic Msgs

NR 1916 CBLI75 9048A 19371211 Translations of Japanese Messages Dealing with Panay 

Incident 

NR 1917 CBLI75 9296A 19420000 Organization and Duties of the Signal Intelligence 

Service

NR 1918 CBLI75 9298A 19400000 Index of Coincidence 

NR 1919 CBLI75 9308A 19300000 Notes on Code Words - Authors, Major W. F. Friedman 

and Charles J. Mendelsohn

NR 1920 CBLI75 9347A 19370302 S.l.S. Personnel, Organization and Duties, 1937-1941

NR 1921 CBLI75 9352A 19390417 Signal Intelligence Service Study 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1463

Box 752

NR 1922 CBLI76 9350A 19300124 S.I.S. Historical Documents (1930-1939)

NR 1923 CBLI76 9365A 19310430 S.I.S. General Files 

NR 1924 CBLI76 9401A 19400101 Japanese Diplomatic Worksheets for T-12 System

Box 753

NR 1925 CBLI77 9402A 19400311 Worksheets for Japanese Diplomatic Messages in J-7 

System

Box 754

NR 1926 CBLI78 4622A 19391116 5-Letter and 5-Digit Japanese Traffic

NR 1927 CBLI78 4623A 19410514 5-Letter Cipher Japanese Diplomatic Messages

NR 1928 CBLI78 4827A 19391014 5-Letter Japanese Diplomatic Messages and Worksheets

NR 1929 CBLI78 4875A 19411201 Japanese Shipping Messages Just Prior to Pearl Harbor

NR 1930 CBLI78 9403A 19400601 Worksheets for Japanese Diplomatic System J-13

NR 1931 CBLI78 9404A 19360227 Index for Japanese Diplomatic J-8 System

Boxes 755-760

NR 1932 CBLJ11 37A 19440210 Magic Far East Summary

Box 761

NR 1934 CBLJ43 133A 19430616 Clandestine Radio Communications Activities

NR 1935 CBLJ43 160A 19430105 Translation of Captured Japanese Document - Code Nos. 

for Message Dispatch

NR 1936 CBLJ43 188A 19440327 Japanese Map Signs/Abbreviated Numbers and Code 

Language/Code Values/Sign Table/Code Book #41

NR 1940 CBLJ43 239A 19430329 Japanese Code Table

NR 1941 CBLJ43 240A 19430721 Translated Japanese Codes

NR 1942 CBLJ43 254A 19410314 Japanese Code for Divisional Use No. 2, 33rd Division

NR 1943 CBLJ43 255A 19420728 Japanese Divisional Cipher Table No. A-2, 33rd (Yumi) 

Division

NR 1944 CBLJ43 342A 19431103 Status of Anti-Jamming Equipment and Policy

NR 1952 CBLJ43 476A 19440209 Coded Message on Tape 

NR 1953 CBLl43 477A 19420113 Japanese Naval Ministry Military Secret No 198

Box 762

NR 1956 CBLI44 602A 19441020 Tentative List of Overseas Code Names

NR 1957 CBLJ44 674A 19450404 Prisoner of war Interrogation Report 

NR 1960 CBLJ44 684A 19431215 Coded Traffic 

NR 1961 CBLJ44 685A 19450104 Ring (Meaning: Area of Operations) Cipher Report

NR 1962 CBLJ44 687N 19441130 Japanese Signal Installations and Equipment Located on 

Leyte Is., P.I.

NR 1963 CBLJ44 704A 19441223 Thumb Intelligence Notes 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1464

Box 763

NR 1964 CBLT45 1034A 19430224 Translation of Japanese Air and Ground Liaison Code 

(Signals)

NR 1965 CBLJ45 1043A 19430816 Cover Names for Radio Communications in Connection 

with “Day and Night Hunt”

NR 1966 CBLJ45 1059A 19430130 Translation of Captured Japanese Document

NR 1967 CBLJ45 1060A 19430407 Extract of the Navy Comm. Abbreviations & Temp. 

Supp. Symbols (Translation)

NR 1971 CBLJ45 705A 19450423 Thumb Air Notes

NR 1972 CBLJ45 708A 19440416 Special Reports

Box 764

NR 1976 CBLI46 1317A 19441121 Prisoner of War Interrogation Info on Cryptographic 

Systems Used by Units in N China

NR 1977 CBLJ46 1318A 19441103 Interrogation Report of WO in Charge of Code Room, Air 

Fleet Headquarters, Tinian 

NR 1978 CBLJ46 1329A 19450401 Interrogation of Prisoner of War/Sakai Taizo

NR 1979 CBLJ46 1335A 19450115 Report of Japanese Document Conference

Box 765

NR 1981 CBLJ47 2067A 19451101 Report on Scientific Intelligence Survey in Japan - Sep 

and October 45

NR 1984 CBLJ47 3429A 19441111 Interrogation of Japanese Prisoner About Code

NR 1985 CBLJ47 3430A 19441214 Japanese Prisoners Report Meteorological Reporting 

Methods

Box 766

NR 1988 CBLJ48 3498A 19450828 Japanese Diplomatic Intelligence Espionage Net in Free 

China

NR 1989 CBLJ48 3516A 19441218 Items from the “Spitzer” File 

NR 1990 CBLJ48 3801A 19450828 Japanese Army Address Code Book

NR 1991 CBLJ48 4874A 19440908 Visit at Examination Unit, 30 August 44, Ottawa, 

National Research Council

Box 767

NR 1992 CBLJ53 4944A 19430202 Translations of Miscellaneous Japanese Army/General 

Staff and Diplomatic Traffic

Box 768

NR 1992 CBLJ53 4944A 19430202 Translations of Miscellaneous Japanese Army/General 

Staff and Diplomatic Traffic

Box 769

NR 1993 CBLJ71 5282A 19430916 Planted Deception Messages Known as “Mabar,” USUK 

Program

NR 1994 CBLJ71 5442A 19441209 PW Intelligence Bulletin

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1465

NR 1996 CBLJ71 5555A 19430222 K-1 Bible, Keys for Local Philippine Radio Stations

NR 1997 CBLJ71 5707A 19430930 Instructions for Radio Operators Copying Japanese Army 

Radio Transmissions

NR 1998 CBLJ71 5710A 19431001 Duties and Functions of Traffic Analysis Personnel

NR 2002 CBLJ71 5997A 19440400 Army Code Book - Number Four - Instructions for Use

NR 2003 CBLJ71 5998A 19450127 Velet Cipher

NR 2005 CBLJ71 6007A 19000000 Report on Japanese “Precessions.”

Box 770

NR 2008 CBLJ72 6128A 19450202 Teletype Character Identification. Equipment Tests - Leo 

Rosen - Interval Marker

NR 2009 CBLJ72 6194A 19440520 Translation of Japanese. Army Place Name Personal 

Name 8-Digit Code Book 2 Vols

NR 2010 CBLJ72 6198A 19400000 Japanese CTC Encode Book 

NR 2011 CBLJ72 6200A 19421101 Japanese. Joint Use Air-Base Contact Code No. 1 and 

Air Base Substitution Table 

Box 771

NR 2015 CBLJ73 6204A 19451109 Reports on Five Code Systems Used by Various WWII 

POWS/Agents

NR 2018 CBLJ73 6285A 19430525 Goertz Cipher 

NR 2019 CBLJ73 6286A 19410000 Japanese Two and Three-Kana Code Translations

NR 2020 CBLJ73 6287A 19410000 Worksheets on Solution of an Auxiliary Japanese (He) 

Foreign Language Code

NR 2021 CBLJ73 6314A 19441231 Bird Book Index

NR 2022 CBLJ73 6466A 19430713 Systems Survey (1943)

Box 772

NR 2023 CBLJ76 6467A 19440419 Report - Explanation of Chart Japanese Weather JN-37

NR 2024 CBLJ76 7191A 19420802 Tactical and Technical Trends No. 2

NR 2025 CBLJ76 7786A 19430800 Japanese Words of Military Value

NR 2026 CBLJ76 8839A 19451108 Japanese “DD” Systems - 1941-1945

NR 2027 CBLJ76 8840 19451108 Gazetteer of Pacific Theater Place Names in Japanese 

Spelling

Box 773

NR 2028 CBLJ77 11300A 19420000 Wiring Diagram of Type 405 Alphabet Accounting 

Machine Plug Board

NR 2029 CBLJ77 5085A 19450529 Vint Hill Technical Letters on Japanese Kana Cipher 

Recoveries

NR 2030 CBLJ77 6340A 19450406 Status of Japanese Domestic Net Commercial Traffic

NR 2031 CBLJ77 6341A 19430000 Solution of Japanese Transposition System J.B. 57

NR 2032 CBLJ77 675A 19450501 German Intelligence Activity in the Far East

NR 2033 CBLJ77 8897A 19450816 Interrogation of Friehelm Wachtm Dr. Raechle

NR 2034 CBLJ77 9007A 19460429 Philippine Island Monitoring Mission and Traffic, 1942-

1944

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1466

NR 2035 CBLJ77 9179A 19450321 U. S. Army Recoveries of Japanese Army Calls

NR 2037 CBLJ77 9964A 19440922 Description of the Japanese Commercial Cryptographic 

System JBH

NR 2038 CBLJ77 9967A 19450615 Japanese Foreign Affairs Ministry and Embassy 

Personnel in Berlin

Box 774

NR 2039 CBLJ78 10269A 19420406 Information on Teletypewriter No. 19

NR 2040 CBLJ78 10271A 19430000 Kryha Problem

NR 2041 CBLJ78 10272A 19000000 Strip Cipher Problem Worksheets

NR 2042 CBLJ78 10274A 19430302 Miscellaneous Material on M-138 and CSP 845 Cipher 

Devices

NR 2044 CBLJ78 10276A 19420000 Vint Hill Station Cryptographic Security and Radio 

Operation SOI

NR 2045 CBLJ78 10277A 19430918 B Branch Interoffice Correspondence

NR 2046 CBLJ78 10278A 19430924 Crypt Progress, and Personnel Strength Reports from 

Japanese Crypt Branch

NR 2047 CBLJ78 10279A 19421017 Cryptanalytic Working Aids for Japanese Cipher

NR 2048 CBLJ78 10281A 19430000 Red/Purple Japanese Cipher Key and Indicator List

NR 2049 CBLJ78 10358A 19440000 in 7-VI

NR 2050 CBLJ78 9988A 19420712 Japanese Cipher and Translations of C. l. Messages on 

Use of Tsu Code

Box 775

NR 2051 CBLK11 1070A 19430703 Radio Transmitting Frequencies Used by Aviance

NR 2061 CBLK11 3945A 19180115 Lawther Witzke, Alias Pablo Waberski – Coded 

Messages/Translations

NR 2064 CBLK11 61A 19390923 Signal Communication Manual, Tentative

NR 2065 CBLK11 65A 19340215 G-2 Report: Radio Stations in Manchuria

Box 776

NR 2067 CBLK12 10627A 19430509 Army Communications Service - Table of Organization

NR 2068 CBLK12 16484A 19431011 G-2 Correspondence

NR 2069 CBLK12 17589A 19430901 History of United States Military Communications

NR 2070 CBLK12 18653A 19450731 Red Army Personalities

NR 2071 CBLK12 25621A 19450129 General Report One and Two on Free Balloons and 

Related Incidents, 1945

NR 2073 CBLK12 9343A 19190901 Riverbank Laboratory Correspondence 

NR 2075 CBLK12 9406A 19180100 Provisional Counter-Espionage Instructions

NR 2076 CBLK12 9973A 19200105 Reports, Charts and Miscellaneous Information on the 

Japanese Kata Kana Code

Box 777

NR 2077 CBLK15 241A 19460514 Enciphered Message

NR 2082 CBLK15 8501A 19190102 Report on the Radio Intelligence Service

NR 2083 CBLK15 8549A 19180522 Operations of the Field Units of the Radio Intelligence 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1467

Service

NR 2084 CBLK15 8550A 19180710 Report of Test of Loop Antenna and Receiver Under 

Field Conditions

NR 2085 CBLK15 8551A 19181016 History of Certain Radio Tractor Units 

NR 2087 CBLK15 8554A 19181029 Operations of the Radio Intelligence Station at Moulton

NR 2089 CBLK15 8586A 19171207 Cipher Forwarded to M18 by Major Mauborgne

NR 2090 CBLK15 8588A 19180000 Mission and Functions of M18 

NR 2091 CBLK15 8589A 19190516 Correspondence Re Permanent Organization for Cipher 

Work

NR 2094 CBLK15 8743A 19200619 Military Intelligence Division Control of Intercept 

Stations

NR 2095 CBLK15 8770A 19430924 Dictionary of War Time Expressions in Burmese

NR 2096 CBLK15 8835A 19240412 Chinese Messages and Translations, 1924-1927

NR 2097 CBLK15 8870A 19290717 Data on Personnel Assigned to the Military Intelligence 

Division, 1929-1937

NR 2098 CBLK15 8871A 19190506 Plan for Permanent Org of Code and Cipher 

Investigation and Attack, 1919

NR 2099 CBLK15 8872A 19251003 Correspondence Concerning Military Attaché Use of MI5 

Code

NR 2101 CBLK15 8876A 19241111 Correspondence Identifying Certain Stations as Sources 

of Traffic

NR 2102 CBLK15 8877A 19260725 Instructions to Military Attachés on Use of Enciphering 

Tables

NR 2107 CBLK15 9102A 19190516 Origin of MI8

Box 778

NR 2108 CBLK16 11303A 19391219 Worksheets of Japanese Diplomatic Circular Message 

Indicator 12121

NR 2109 CBLK16 4906A 19400113 Worksheets of Japanese Diplomatic Encipherment 

Systems

NR 2110 CBLK16 5690A 19391002 Miscellaneous Japanese Diplomatic Worksheets

NR 2111 CBLK16 5957A 19420000 Notes on Japanese Diplomatic S-1 Substitution Cipher

NR 2112 CBLK16 6342A 19400000 Description of Japanese Machine “System 48”

NR 2113 CBLK16 9627A 19400915 Charts and Description of K-5 Transposition Basic 

System J-16

NR 2114 CBLK16 9630A 19410929 J-22 Japanese Cipher System

NR 2115 CBLK16 9776A 19320420 Signal Intelligence Service (SIS), General 

Correspondence Files

Boxes 779-780

NR 2115 CBLK16 9776A 19320420 Signal Intelligence Service (SIS), General 

Correspondence Files

Box 781

NR 2116 CBLK21 10152A 19000000 Guide to Essential Elements of Information for Signal 

Corps Intelligence Agency

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1468

NR 2117 CBLK21 10266A 19390201 Basic Sequences for JAA - Purple

NR 2118 CBLK21 10268A 19410000 Indicators for the Red and Purple Crypt Systems

NR 2119 CBLK21 10273A 19411127 Communications Security Monitoring of Radio and 

Telegraph Communications

NR 2120 CBLK21 10421A 19391105 Lessons and Worksheets for Purple Course

NR 2121 CBLK21 10425A 19410503 Purple Notes

NR 2122 CBLK21 10593A 19410501 Problems and Worksheets for the Purple Course

NR 2123 CBLK21 9777A 19271206 Intercept/Crypto Correspondence 

NR 2124 CBLK21 9778A 19300422 Radio Intelligence (R/I) Detachments File

NR 2125 CBLK21 9779A 19400912 Miscellaneous SIS Reports 

NR 2126 CBLK21 9780A 19370000 SIS File - Directory of Cryptographers

NR 2127 CBLK21 9781A 19370800 Message Sent to General Santos, Chief of Staff, 

Philippine Army

NR 2128 CBLK21 9782A 19350828 Intercept Activity of Signal Intelligence Detachment, 

Panama Canal Department

NR 2129 CBLK21 9832A 19340911 Reports on Radio Intercept, Provisional Radio 

Intelligence Detachment

NR 2130 CBLK21 9833A 19400731 Study of Radio Intercept Activities of the Army and 

Navy

NR 2131 CBLK21 9834A 19400000 Diplomatic Subsection 

NR 2132 CBLK21 9977A 19361015 Basic Vocabulary for 24 Letter System

NR 2133 CBLK21 9978A 19360000 3-Letter Basic Vocabulary 

NR 2134 CBLK21 9979A 19410113 Broadcast Traffic Received from Navy (Purple)

Box 782

NR 2135 CBLK22 10604A 19410615 Examples of Japanese Diplomatic Intercept

NR 2136 CBLK22 10872A 19400000 Group II Machine Catalogue

NR 2137 CBLK22 10874A 19411000 Encipherment by Means of a Code Book and an 

Additive Key by Capt G. W. Morgan

NR 2138 CBLK22 11315A 19431001 Permutation Tables for Commercial Codes, 1934

NR 2139 CBLK22 11630A 19430510 Coincidence Polygrapher 

NR 2140 CBLK22 18358A 19420000 Math Tables - Cryptographic Division

NR 2141 CBLK22 2362A 19200000 Signal Intelligence Service, Projects, Achievements, and 

Costs of Code Production

NR 2142 CBLK22 2366A 19430709 Signal Corps Organization Policy and Functional 

Responsibilities

NR 2143 CBLK22 2367A 19440000 SIS History of Espionage Traffic Analysis Study

NR 2144 CBLK22 30846A 19360000 Authorized Codes and Ciphers (STGPUB), Revised 

Code Production Program

Box 783

NR 2146 CBLL11 32A 19440103 Field Cipher

NR 2147 CBLL11 33A 19450123 Cipher Text

NR 2148 CBLL11 47A 19400000 Cipher Tables A and B

NR 2149 CBLL11 81A 19440101 Weekly Report No. 46 Section E-2-D

NR 2150 CBLL11 83A 19430710 Corrections and Instructions for Rikugun Angosho #4 Go

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1469

NR 2151 CBLL11 84A 19400000 Rikugun Tsushin Butai Angosho #1

NR 2152 CBLL11 85A 19430309 Translation/Kuchi Renraku Hyo Ryakugohyo

NR 2153 CBLL11 87A 19400000 Additives JN37 Kora 8 Book 1

NR 2154 CBLL11 89A 19440201 43rd Division Code Book

NR 2155 CBLL11 90A 19400000 Old ABC 10 Code Book

Box 784

NR 2156 CBLL12 100A 19441001 BEA Decode

NR 2157 CBLL12 104A 19431213 Operational Ciphers

NR 2159 CBLL12 106A 19411126 Instructions on Enciphered Messages for Use Outside the 

Navy/D. S.-B001-A

NR 2160 CBLL12 98A 19400000 Deciphering Table PC152 

Box 785

NR 2162 CBLL13 53A 19371000 Instruction of Maritime Communications Security in Time 

of War

NR 2163 CBLL13 54A 19420000 Provisional Code War-Navy-Air

NR 2164 CBLL13 56A 19310701 Instructions

NR 2165 CBLL13 57A 19000000 Note on the Use of Method X. Applied to Cipher XAM

NR 2166 CBLL13 96A 19400000 FCB Decode

Box 786

NR 2167 CBLL14 109A 19430000 Instructions on How to Make Weather Reports

NR 2168 CBLL14 154A 19000000 2-Digit Code for Words and Phrases

NR 2169 CBLL14 176A 19430226 Translation/Ayame Code of the Kawahatsu Unit/Various 

Code Tables

NR 2170 CBLL14 192A 19440119 H. H. B. Report #3 - Ltr to NDRC, Div. 15

NR 2171 CBLL14 200A 19430210 Telegraphic Station Distribution Chart

NR 2172 CBLL14 69A 00000000 Code Listing

Box 787

NR 2173 CBLL15 216A 19000000 JDA Digraphic Chart

NR 2174 CBLL15 220A 19430900 FMI l(CTX) Indicators and Decipher Tables

NR 2175 CBLL15 223A 19400000 Named Ships (Japanese)

NR 2176 CBLL15 225A 19400000 Encipherment Table

NR 2177 CBLL15 295A 19400000 Chart of Letter Code and Tuning Sound

NR 2178 CBLL15 297A 19440129 Extract of Report of Interrogation No. 663

NR 2179 CBLL15 308A 19430324 5 Digit Interstation One Part Code Bogota-Panama

NR 2181 CBLL15 380A 19400000 Code Book 

NR 2182 CBLL15 419A 19440000 Encipherment Table

Box 788

NR 2183 CBLL16 415A 19440209 Communication Questionnaire with Response

NR 2184 CBLL16 448A 19400000 Condensed “K” Code Book

NR 2185 CBLL16 470A 19420928 Code Used in Buenos Aires

NR 2186 CBLL16 471A 19400000 Kana Chart

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1470

NR 2187 CBLL16 483A 19420113 Message Prints

NR 2188 CBLL16 492A 19440900 SZQ (FR) Decode/SZQ (GR) Decode

NR 2189 CBLL16 493A 19400000 TBH Kana Encipherment Table

NR 2190 CBLL16 495A 19400000 Pattern Book

NR 2191 CBLL16 510A 19400000 4 Digit Decode

NR 2192 CBLL16 517 19400000 Notes on the Romaji Version of Rikugun Atena Angosho 

Number Five

NR 2193 CBLL16 520A 19440906 Report

NR 2194 CBLL16 522A 19441107 Charts

NR 2195 CBLL16 526A 19400000 Japanese - English Place Name Listing

NR 2196 CBLL16 540A 19400000 Abbreviations for Signaling

NR 2197 CBLL16 541A 19400000 Code Book #301 Revised

Box 789

NR 2198 CBLL17 549A 19400000 Japanese Code

NR 2199 CBLL17 553A 19400000 Word List

NR 2200 CBLL17 556A 19400000 Numerical Signal Code

NR 2201 CBLL17 557A 19400000 Date Indicator Chart

NR 2202 CBLL17 587A 19440420 Code Lists

NR 2203 CBLL17 603A 19450101 SZM Decode

NR 2204 CBLL17 617A 19440701 Organization of Western Experimental Depot

NR 2205 CBLL17 619A 19440623 Regimental Codes

Box 790

NR 2206 CBLL18 1039A 19431215 Modification of SCR-729 to Meet British Requirements

NR 2207 CBLL18 1040A 19431222 Correl. Between Ames Type 13 MK II Hgt Finding Radar 

& its Plan Pos. Radar

NR 2208 CBLL18 1219A 19421115 Japanese Army Codes Report #2 

NR 2209 CBLL18 1231 A 19401126 Red and Purple Diplomatic - Message Received on 23 

January 1941

NR 2210 CBLL18 1298A 19401028 Proposed Exchange of U.S. Signal Equipment with 

Chinese for Japanese Codes

NR 2211 CBLL18 1328A 19220326 J Frequency and Textual Data

NR 2212 CBLL18 730A 19440927 Weekly Report of Signal Intelligence Activities

NR 2213 CBLL18 733A 19430301 Radio Procedure Signs-Japanese Army-Circular JD-3

NR 2214 CBLL18 734A 19440515 Radio Procedure Signs-Japanese Army-Circular JD-4

NR 2215 CBLL18 735A 19440801 Radio Procedure Signs-Japanese Army-Circular JD-6

NR 2216 CBLL18 900A 19430615 Text Book of Japanese Army Radio Information, CIR JF-1

Box 791

NR 2217 CBLL22 3335A 19350301 Elementary Military, Cryptography - Army Extension 

Courses, Text No. 16 Advanced Military Cryptography (1935 and 1944 Versions)

NR 2218 CBLL22 3393A 19430805 Extracts of Interrogations 

Box 792

NR 2219 CBLL24 3946A 19370527 Instructions for the Management of the “OM” Key

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1471

NR 2220 CBLL24 4034A 19210000 Meteorological Message Codes 

NR 2221 CBLL24 4898A 19440823 Japanese Army Cryptanalysts Branch History

NR 2222 CBLL24 5403A 19410100 Netherlands Raw Traffic, MH and NH Code

NR 2223 CBLL24 5712A 19430927 Traffic Identification Manual 

NR 2224 CBLL24 5713A 19351104 Code for Tibetan Language/Chinese Enciphered Messages

NR 2226 CBLL24 5943A 00000000 Cover Letter for One Microfilm Copy of Cefrario RidottoA Ship-to-Shore etc

NR 2227 CBLL24 6053A 19431028 Authenticator SIGDIC System-Slide Grill Key Letter 

Locator

NR 2228 CBLL24 6144A 19450927 Performance Speech Equipment AN/GSQ-1 AN/GSQ-lA 

SIGJIP-SIGMAR

NR 2229 CBLL24 6145A 19441010 Vocoder 9 Channel Bell Laboratories Model

X68137-Ciphony-AN-GSQ5

Box 793

NR 2232 CBLL26 7184A 19260300 Articles on Cryptography and Cryptanalysts from Signal 

Corps Bulletin

NR 2236 CBLL26 7397A 19450000 Feuerstin Laboratory Plans

NR 2237 CBLL26 7919A 19140403 Extracts from Signal Book United States Army, 1914

NR 2238 CBLL26 7977A 19140320 Army Signal School Request for Intercept of Mexican 

Messages

NR 2239 CBLL26 7978A 19130218 Use of Larabee Cipher Code

NR 2240 CBLL26 7980A 19111011 Description of Method of Deciphering Messages and of 

Secret Writing

NR 2241 CBLL26 7981A 19140622 Report on Tractor Radio, Signal Corps, 1914

NR 2242 CBLL26 8088A 19150219 Correspondence Re Capt Mitt’s Work on Mexican Ciphers

NR 2244 CBLL26 8090A 19180911 Radio Signals from Mexican Station at Chapultepec

NR 2245 CBLL26 8148A 19120412 Mexican Codes and Ciphers, 1912-1918

NR 2246 CBLL26 8465A 19450519 Development of Automatic Morse Code Copying Machine

NR 2247 CBLL26 8490A 19180615 Listening Station 

NR 2248 CBLL26 8493A 19181017 Correspondence Re Enemy Capability to Locate TPS 

Stations

NR 2249 CBLL26 8494NA 19181125 Monthly Report of the Chief Signal Officer of the AEF 

October 1918

NR 2250 CBLL26 8495NA 19190130 Results of Conference on Development of Signal Corps

NR 2251 CBLL26 8496A 19181029 Listening-in Stations 

NR 2252 CBLL26 8497A 19190218 Additional Information on Conference on Future of 

Signal Corps

Box 794

NR 2253 CBLL31 10099A 19250113 General Address and Signature Code #2 

(Correspondence)

NR 2254 CBLL31 10173A 19320106 Army Field Codes No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 7

NR 2255 CBLL31 9369A 19360218 General File for Period 1936 (ASA File)

NR 2256 CBLL31 9370A 19350119 General Files for Period 1935 (ASA File)

NR 2257 CBLL31 9371A 19321220 General Files for Period 1932-1933 (ASA File)

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1472

Box 795

NR 2258 CBLL32 10097A 19440303 Schematic Drawings and Wiring Diagrams of 

Communications Electronics Equipment

Box 796

NR 2259 CBLL33 10100A 19370119 Converters M-134 and M-134-A — Photos and 

Drawings

NR 2260 CBLL33 10174A 19191211 Military Intelligence Codes #5, #9, # 10

NR 2261 CBLL33 10175A 19361105 Air-Ground Liaison Code (AGL-W16, AGL-M1), General 

Address and Signature Code #2

NR 2262 CBLL33 10176A 19380509 Analysis, from the Point of View of Cryptanalysts, of 

“Cryptographer Type C-36,” etc. by Yves Gylden 

NR 2263 CBLL33 10328A 19380800 Authorized Codes and Ciphers (SIGPUB)

NR 2264 CBLL33 10329A 19420300 Cryptographic Training Course Problem Set

NR 2265 CBLL33 10330A 19351000 Emergency Cipher-Key List No. 1 for Use with War 

Department Confidential Code No. 1

NR 2266 CBLL33 10331A 19411220 Ship Movements Code

NR 2267 CBLL33 10332A 19330103 Tentative Aircraft Code No. 1 

NR 2268 CBLL33 10348A 19350215 Aircraft Contact Code

NR 2269 CBLL33 10609A 19210321 Correspondence on Codes and Ciphers

Box 797

NR 2270 CBLL34 10623A 19380610 Converter M-161-C, Description and Operating 

Instructions

NR 2271 CBLL34 10624A 19310220 Air-Ground Liaison Code and Fire Control Code

NR 2272 CBLL34 10625A 19181116 War Department Telegraph Code, 1919 (SIGRIM), War 

Department Telegraph Code, 1942 (SIGARM) 

NR 2273 CBLL34 10628A 19400000 Radio Intelligence Organization of the Army

NR 2274 CBLL34 10629A 19000000 Technical Papers Listing 

NR 2275 CBLL34 10630A 19421218 Plans for Research and Development of Cryptographic 

and Cryptanalytic Machinery

NR 2276 CBLL34 10631A 19380124 Report on Signal Communications During Joint ArmyNavy Exercise

NR 2277 CBLL34 10634A 19431113 Dissemination of Prisoner of War Information Obtained 

from Enemy Broadcasts

NR 2278 CBLL34 11125A 19440216 Alphabetical Comparator for Cryptographic Use

NR 2279 CBLL34 11126A 19440901 Keyboard Locking Device for the SIGABA Keyboard

NR 2280 CBLL34 1113 IA 19440621 Blueprint for Strip Slide 

NR 2281 CBLL34 11313A 19430201 Bulletin on Army Command Channels, 1943

Box 798

NR 2282 CBLL35 11622A 19401120 U.S.-Canadian Intercept Matters

NR 2283 CBLL35 12560A 19450528 Papers Describing Communication Deception Device 

Elmer

NR 2284 CBLL35 12792A 19440315 Operating and Maintenance Instructions for Speech 

Privacy Equipment

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1473

NR 2285 CBLL35 12793A 19441010 Keying and Operating Instructions for One-Time Tapes, 

1944

NR 2286 CBLL35 12794A 19440608 Directory of U.S. Holders of Cryptonet 15, 1944

NR 2287 CBLL35 12799A 19450509 Requirement for Security Equipment (Teleprinter, 

Converter MX-519)

NR 2288 CBLL35 12804A 19450205 Special Instructions for Using the Strip Cipher Device, 

1945

NR 2289 CBLL35 12805A 19430510 Security Handbook Section on Breaking Unbreakables, 

1943

NR 2290 CBLL35 12880A 19430726 Instructions Relative to Cryptographic Operations, 

1943

NR 2291 CBLL35 12908A 19440615 Monthly Informational Documents on Cryptographic 

Material, 1944-46

Box 799

NR 2292 CBLL36 10622A 19410300 Converter M-134-C Operating and Maintenance 

Instructions/Shop Adjustments

NR 2293 CBLL36 13025A 19140403 United States Army Signal Book, 1914

NR 2294 CBLL36 13031A 19430501 Security Handbook Section on Emergency Subtractor 

Table for Enciphering DFC

NR 2295 CBLL36 13033A 19430510 Security Handbook Section on Emergency 

Encipherment for the M-209, 1943

NR 2296 CBLL36 13223A 19430315 Intercept Information - Far Eastern Diplomatic Net

NR 2297 CBLL36 14637A 19410000 Military Cryptanalysts Part IV Transposition and 

Fractionating Systems

NR 2298 CBLL36 2365A 1942111 I Report of Personnel Organization of B 1B

Box 800

NR 2299 CBLL37 14939A 19400701 Converters M-134 and M-134-A, Operating Instructions 

(SIGKOC)

NR 2300 CBLL37 15121A 19430528 Maintenance Instructions for Converter M-209-A

NR 2301 CBLL37 16167A 19441024 Radio Intelligence Operations in Italy 

NR 2302 CBLL37 16399A 19250814 Panel Signal Code

NR 2303 CBLL37 16431A 19420710 Report on British “Y” Service 

NR 2304 CBLL37 16432A 19430518 British “J” Service and Signal Monitoring Company 

Proposal

NR 2305 CBLL37 16433A 19420330 Ukusa Liaison

NR 2306 CBLL37 16505A 19420624 Self-Evident Code Correspondence

Box 801

NR 2307 CBLL38 16507A 19180412 Division Field Code Correspondence

NR 2308 CBLL38 16548A 19431200 Instructions for Using the Radio Direction Finding 

Cipher (SIGMUY-I) (AAFRD F-in)

NR 2309 CBLL38 16550A 19340815 War Department Confidential Code

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1474

Box 802

NR 2310 CBLL41 16551A 19420606 Weather Codes

NR 2311 CBLL41 16676A 19440515 Signal Equipment Directory: Radio Countermeasures 

Equipment

NR 2312 CBLL41 16726A 19440801 Introduction to Radio Countermeasures

NR 2313 CBLL41 16727A 19210000 Weather Codes 

Box 803

NR 2314 CBLL42 16832A 19440316 Employment of Radio Intelligence in Tactical Support in 

Italy

NR 2315 CBLL42 18353A 19440000 Signal Corps Field Manual - Signal Corps Intelligence 

- FM 11-35

NR 2316 CBLL42 22161A 19440101 Monthly Letters on Japanese Army Order of Battle

NR 2317 CBLL42 24305A 19431117 Allsopp Lecture on Communications Security, 1943

NR 2318 CBLL42 4482A 19180928 Miscellaneous Papers on Codes and Ciphers

Box 804

NR 2319 CBLL43 30048A 19200601 Signal Corps Bulletins, 1920-1940

NR 2320 CBLL43 30661A 19450000 I Report Number 6, Cryptographic Security of U.S. 

Army

NR 2321 CBLL43 34163A 19450400 Signal Equipment Directory, Power Units TM 11-223

NR 2322 CBLL43 34889A 19421221 M-228 Converter (Development) 

NR 2323 CBLL43 34890A 19430801 M-228 Converter 

Box 805

NR 2324 CBLL44 34899A 19440900 Northern Area - Early Organization

NR 2325 CBLL44 34900A 19421018 Signal Intelligence Service, ETOUSA-Request for Table 

of Organization Approval

NR 2326 CBLL44 34901A 19430908 Radio Relay System for Allied Force Headquarters, 

North Africa, Report of Operations

Box 806

NR 2327 CBLL45 35117A 19420901 Tina Unit Instructions

NR 2328 CBLL45 35118A 19430323 Tina Material Preparation

NR 2329 CBLL45 35119A 19421115 RFP/Tina Instructions for Punch Card Comparison

NR 2330 CBLL45 35169A 19421130 RFP Manuals

NR 2331 CBLL45 35170A 19430924 RFP Station Reports

NR 2332 CBLL45 35187A 19460711 Ricky Report, Including Schematics

NR 2333 CBLL45 35189A 19450000 Study of Antennae Heights and Frequencies for Tropo 

Propagation Studies

Box 808

NR 2335 CBLL51 35445A 19450400 Capturing and Exploiting Enemy Naval Documents 

Report, 1945

NR 2336 CBLL51 35687A 19450000 British Communications Intelligence

NR 2339 CBLL51 35726A 19450924 Improvement in the Accuracy of Gleason Crutch 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1475

Estimates, 1945

NR 2340 CBLL51 35743A 19440607 Solution of a Three Deep Hagelin, 1944

NR 2341 CBLL51 35744A 19430731 MONA I and II, 1943

NR 2342 CBLL51 35745A 19440602 Tables for Determining Offset from Hagelin Indicators, 

1944

NR 2343 CBLL51 35871A 19450615 Patent Applications; Memos and Letters (Navy)

NR 2344 CBLL51 35872A 19401014 History of Japanese Cipher Machines

Box 809

NR 2346 CBLL62 36030A 19440805 Equipment for Station H, 1944-1945

NR 2347 CBLL62 36045A 19210916 the Compromising of Naval Code F-3, 1925

NR 2348 CBLL62 40795A 19430920 U.S. Navy OP-20 Code Book

NR 2349 CBLL62 40796A 19421112 Joint Operations Code I, CSP 1683(A)

Box 810

NR 2351 CBLL63 42003A 19450130 RIP-142; JN 25G46, Additive Cipher

Box 811

NR 2352 CBLL64 42007A 19441101 RIP-137; JN l lC Auxiliary Fleet Code

NR 2353 CBLL64 42008A 19441100 RIP- 139 (2); Fleet General Purpose System, JN 25J 

Code

Box 812

NR 2354 CBLL65 42009A 19440327 RIP-106; JN 38 Japanese Code

NR 2355 CBLL65 42010A 19430701 RIP-101; JN 166D Japanese Code

Box 813

NR 2356 CBLL66 42004A 19441115 RIP-68A; JN 50 Orange NL (‘S” Code and Ciphers)

NR 2357 CBLL66 42005A 19430701 RIP-32B; Japanese Naval Cryptographic Systems

NR 2358 CBLL66 42006A 19430306 NRP 3; Japanese Navy Department Cryptographic 

Titles

Box 814

NR 2359 CBLL67 42011A 19450317 RIP-151; JN 25K Code, Fleet General Purpose System

NR 2360 CBLL67 42012A 19440515 RIP 110; JN 14B Japanese Operations Code

Box 815

NR 2361 CBLL68 42013A 19440610 RIP 126; JN 166-0 Japanese Code

NR 2362 CBLL68 42014A 19440600 RIP 128; JN 166T Japanese Code

NR 2363 CBLL68 42015A 19440615 RIP 127; JN 166R Japanese Code

Box 816

NR 2364 CBLL71 42016A 19430701 RIP 88F; JN 4F Japanese Code

NR 2365 CBLL71 42017A 19450215 RIP 136; JN 14F Japanese Operational Code

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1476

Box 817

NR 2366 CBLL72 42018A 19441101 RIP 138; JN 25G Code, Fleet General Purpose System

NR 2367 CBLL72 42019A 19450301 RIP 150; JN 25N-0l-1 Cipher

NR 2368 CBLL72 42020A 19451100 RIP 602; an Outline of the Attacks on the 

Encipherment of JN-l l George

NR 2369 CBLL72 42021A 19440620 RIP 129; JN 166U Contact Codes 

Box 818

NR 2370 CBLL73 42022A 19430201 RIP 94; JN 160C Japanese Code

NR 2371 CBLL73 42023A 19440510 RIP 119; JN 21L Code, Small Vessel Contact Code

Box 819

NR 2372 CBLL74 42024A 19441015 RIP 135; JN 14E Japanese Code

NR 2373 CBLL74 42025A 19440415 RIP 115; JN 11B Japanese Code

Box 820

NR 2374 CBLL75 42026A 19441010 RIP 133(2); JN 147A, Minor Operations and 

Intelligence Code (Volume 2)

NR 2375 CBLL75 42027A 19421001 RIP-32A; Japanese Naval Cryptographic Systems

Box 821

NR 2376 CBLL76 42028A 19430515 RIP 88G; JN 4G Japanese Code

NR 2377 CBLL76 42029A 19430315 RIP 97; JN l5A Japanese Code

Box 822

NR 2378 CBLL77 42030A 19441010 RIP 133(1); JN 147A, Minor Operations and 

Intelligence Code (Volume 1)

NR 2379 CBLL77 42031A 19441010 RIP 134(1); JN 147B, Minor Operations and 

Intelligence Code

Box 823

NR 2380 CBLL78 42032A 19430115 RIP 88B(1); JN 4B Japanese Operations Code

Box 824

NR 2383 CBLM11 1061A 19420818 Worksheets for Argentine A-O Code

NR 2384 CBLM11 111A 19430215 Report Number Five-Address Code

NR 2385 CBLM11 112A 19421229 Exchange Between Kullback and Johnson While Latter at 

GC and CS [Government Codes & Cypher School]

NR 2386 CBLM11 1273A 19420919 Addresses Taken from Japanese Military Traffic

NR 2389 CBLM11 321A 19431210 Playfair Squares

NR 2390 CBLM11 345A 19410000 Keywords

NR 2391 CBLM11 346A 19400109 Broadcast Letters Hidden Indicators

NR 2395 CBLM11 420A 19420000 4-Digit Decode Books

NR 2396 CBLM11 45A 19400000 SIGINT Analyst Course Outline

NR 2397 CBLM11 465A 19400000 Code Book

NR 2398 CBLM11 473A 19400000 Code Chart

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1477

NR 2399 CBLM11 474A 19400000 Cipher Tables

NR 2400 CBLM11 475A 19430526 Basic Code Charts

NR 2401 CBLM11 516A 19420821 Rapid Analytic Machines

NR 2402 CBLM11 554A 19430330 Radio Information

NR 2404 CBLM11 904A 19420800 Japanese Army Radio Information Text Book No.

Box 825

NR 2405 CBLM12 732A 19420110 Traffic Identification, Volumes 1, II, and III

NR 2406 CBLM12 736A 19421006 Address Study Reports

Box 826

NR 2406 CBLM12 736A 19421006 Address Study Reports

Boxes 827-829

NR 2407 CBLM14 953A 19421006 B II Monthly Report/Weekly Report

Box 829

NR 2409 CBLM16 2064A 19420700 Simplified Grammar of Spoken Japanese and Japanese 

Military Vocabulary

NR 2410 CBLM16 2069A 19420000 Traffic Identification Pamphlet NR 3, Operating 

Procedure and Instructions

NR 2411 CBLM16 3212A 19421215 Equipment Branch History - December 1942 to 30 June 

1944

Box 830

NR 2416 CBLM17 5452A 19420529 NRDC Project C-32: AC and EC Case No. 22

Box 831

NR 2417 CBLM22 5714A 19430000 Recovery of Plain and Cipher Components in New-Type 

Kryha Using Word Spacer

NR 2418 CBLM22 5715A 19430515 Japanese Army Codes Solution Section

NR 2420 CBLM22 5990A 19421125 Report on Identification of Japanese Army Traffic

NR 2421 CBLM22 6025A 19421221 Cryptographic System No. 100D Instructions Cipher 

Key List No. 100D-l

NR 2422 CBLM22 6026A 19400000 Part l of 2 Part Study - Relations of Chinese Telegraphic 

Code & ZMTW Code

NR 2423 CBLM22 6136A 19420000 Spanish Government Enciphered Code

NR 2424 CBLM22 6249A 19420225 Organization, Coordination, Direction of Cryptanalytic 

Research in the Signal Security Agency 

NR 2426 CBLM22 8885A 19420700 Traffic Identification Pamphlet No. 1 and 3, Operating 

Procedure and Instructions

NR 2427 CBLM22 9108A 19430104 Translations of Japanese Shipping Messages

NR 2428 CBLM22 9295A 19450500 Radio Countermeasures - Officers’ Handbook

Box 832

NR 2429 CBLM23 10187A 19420000 Military Cryptanalysts Lessons and Work Sheets

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1478

NR 2430 CBLM23 10423A 19430000 M-94 5-Letter Messages

NR 2431 CBLM23 10610A 19420600 Organization Charts Signal Security Service

NR 2432 CBLM23 10969A 19421205 Organization of Technical Development of Signal 

Security Agency

NR 2433 CBLM23 11094A 19430112 Merger of U.S. Army Signal Security Service with 

Navy Counterpart

NR 2434 CBLM23 11202A 19430605 Cryptographic Branch - Annual Report - FY 1943

NR 2435 CBLM23 12488A 19420910 Signal Security Service Correspondence File Two Rock 

Ranch

NR 2436 CBLM23 12489A 19420105 Signal Security Service Correspondence 

NR 2437 CBLM23 12517A 19420225 Signal Security Service Correspondence File – Signal 

Intelligence Service, Alaska

NR 2438 CBLM23 9461A 19430421 Annual Report of the Chief Signal Officer and 

Miscellaneous Studies

Box 833

NR 2439 CBLM24 12634A 19420228 Signal Security Service Correspondence File - 

Personnel and Building - Arlington Hall Station, Vint Hill Farms Station

NR 2440 CBLM24 13222A 19430206 Intercept Activities on the West Coast

NR 2441 CBLM24 13282A 19421231 Japanese Special Sub-Section

NR 2442 CBLM24 16037A 19421022 Security Posters and Miscellaneous Documents C 

Branch

NR 2443 CBLM24 16166A 19420108 Lessons from British-U.S. Operations - 

Intercommunications/Extracts of British Naval W/T Organization

NR 2444 CBLM24 16479A 19430000 Notes on Organization and Functions of Field Y Units

NR 2445 CBLM24 16506A 19430403 Communications Control Section - Memorandum

NR 2446 CBLM24 18142A 19420600 S.I. Course - Vol I (Explanatory Text and Short 

Exercises) and Vol II (Figures and Cipher Texts)

NR 2447 CBLM24 26295A 19420904 Collection of Diplomatic Translations of White House 

Interest, 1942-1943

Box 834

NR 2448 CBLM27 42033A 19430901 RIP 97A; JN 15B Ship Movement Code

NR 2449 CBLM27 42034A 19441010 RIP 134(2); JN 147B, Minor Operations and 

Intelligence Code

Box 835

NR 2450 CBLM28 42035A 19430115 RIP 88A; JN 4A Japanese Operations Code

NR 2451 CBLM28 42036A 19430201 RIP 95; JN 160A Japanese Contact Code

Box 836

NR 2452 CBLM31 42037A 19430301 RIP 83; JN 25C General Purpose Fleet System

NR 2453 CBLM31 42038A 19440300 RIP 87; JN 23B Personnel Code

Box 837

NR 2454 CBMG27 114A 19421221 Weekly Progress Reports of Section BII and BIIA

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1479

NR 2456 CBMG27 116A 19400000 Intelligence Data from Section BIIB2

NR 2457 CBMG27 132A 19431231 Code Book

NR 2458 CBMG27 167A 19440328 Master JBA Trigraph Charts

NR 2459 CBMG27 168A 19431201 JBC 5 Digit Cipher/4 Digit Code

NR 2460 CBMG27 63A 19450130 Special Rules for B-1-R Translators

NR 2462 CBMG27 73A 19440225 Code Vocabulary

NR 2463 CBMG27 76A 19450000 Allied Intercept Potentialities on Japanese Targets for 

November, December., January. 1944-45

NR 2464 CBMG27 78A 19450331 Case Book of Radio Circuits

Box 838

NR 2465 CBMG28 159A 19430829 Artillery Observer’s Code (Radio)

NR 2466 CBMG28 169A 19431117 Two Digraphic Index Charts/JDA/JBA

NR 2467 CBMG28 170A 19430921 Four Reports, TDY GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher 

School] Intercept Stations

NR 2468 CBMG28 201A 19431108 Address Training-Supplement Even Characteristic 

Explanation

NR 2469 CBMG28 202A 19431101 Code Chart and Transposition Key List for 3MH-1

NR 2471 CBMG28 219A 19430115 Readings for Chinese Telegraphic Code

NR 2472 CBMG28 221A 19430724 Daitoku-Special Propaganda Reports

NR 2473 CBMG28 233A 19450611 Report of the Cipher Security Mission

NR 2476 CBMG28 236A 19400000 Code Table

NR 2477 CBMG28 237A 19400000 Mechanized Procedure Description

NR 2478 CBMG28 260A 19440405 JBC (Japanese Brevity Code) Charts

Box 839

NR 2479 CBMG31 270A 19400000 JES-Japanese 4-Digit Code System

NR 2480 CBMG31 278A 19440822 Interrogation of 42J-234, Superior, 41 St Independent 

Company

NR 2481 CBMG31 314A 19440919 2468 Dendai List 1, 2, & 3

NR 2482 CBMG31 344A 19430100 Baby - Code Recovery Chart

NR 2483 CBMG31 347A 19430000 Information for Central Index of Signal Security Agency 

Files

NR 2485 CBMG31 354A 19430809 Memo Discussing Machine C/A of Weather Messages

NR 2486 CBMG31 498A 19440000 Telegraphic Code Type E and JBB Log Scale

NR 2488 CBMG31 514A 19430820 Organization Pamphlet

NR 2489 CBMG31 518A 19441117 Enciphering Chart

Box 840

NR 2490 CBMG32 391A 19440602 Monthly Report, U.S. Army Forces China Burma India, 

Theater Signal Officer

NR 2491 CBMG32 392A 19400000 Pages of Additional Code Groups

NR 2492 CBMG32 397A 19400000 FAU Decode

NR 2493 CBMG32 423A 19400000 Code List

NR 2494 CBMG32 424A 19440000 Code Recoveries

NR 2495 CBMG32 446A 19440421 Reconstructed Enemy Codes

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1480

NR 2496 CBMG32 450A 19420814 Memoranda Concerning Madrid/Tokyo, Madrid/Santiago 

Traffic

NR 2497 CBMG32 451A 19440725 Memorandum on Research

NR 2498 CBMG32 453A 19450606 Green Machine Memoranda

NR 2499 CBMG32 455A 19440621 Code Chart

NR 2500 CBMG32 468A 19431218 FAG Decode

NR 2501 CBMG32 469A 19400000 Abbreviations to be Used in Quote MA Unquote 

Intelligence Reports from Lisbon

NR 2502 CBMG32 479A 19450700 Chart

NR 2503 CBMG32 487A 19400000 Decode

NR 2504 CBMG32 488A 19430614 Solutions of Codes Used by Iraqi Minister and Military 

Attaché, Washington

NR 2505 CBMG32 490A 19450524 Minutes of Branch Meeting

Box 841

NR 2506 CBMG33 263A 19400000 4-Digit Japanese Code

NR 2507 CBMG33 480A 19400000 Decode

Box 842

NR 2508 CBMG34 524A 19450507 Translation of Clandestine Publication

NR 2509 CBMG34 529A 19450126 Partially Recovered Code Book

NR 2510 CBMG34 543A 19450706 New Systems

NR 2511 CBMG34 567A 19431026 Code Book

NR 2512 CBMG34 568A 19431023 Code Book

NR 2513 CBMG34 569A 19440300 Charts

NR 2514 CBMG34 570A 19420813 Weekly Technical Reports

NR 2515 CBMG34 579A 19430728 Instruction Manual

NR 2516 CBMG34 601A 19430908 Memoranda/Minutes

Box 843

NR 2517 CBMG35 592A 19440701 Charts

NR 2518 CBMG35 607A 19430000 Message Print/Worksheets

NR 2520 CBMG35 612A 19450522 Notes of Dr. Robinson (CBNRC) Visit to Signal Security 

Agency 17-20 May 1945

NR 2521 CBMG35 637A 19440701 Japanese Character KA, Study of

NR 2522 CBMG35 639A 19440201 Dictionary

NR 2523 CBMG35 646A 19450601 Org Charts/Work Flow and Mission Statements of 

General Cryptanalytic Branch

NR 2524 CBMG35 647A 19450100 Work Flow Charts/Floor Layouts/Handling Instructions/

Mission and Function

NR 2525 CBMG35 649A 19450331 Studies Conducted by Information and Liaison Branch, 

SPSIR

NR 2526 CBMG35 651A 19441004 Supervision of Intercept Stations

NR 2527 CBMG35 654A 19440400 Signal Security Agency SOP & Organization/OP-20-G 

Organization Chart and Mission & Functions 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1481

Box 844

NR 2528 CBMG36 667A 19450414 Memorandum

NR 2529 CBMG36 668A 19450614 Intelligence Division Executive Council Minutes

NR 2530 CBMG36 688A 19440516 Radio Intercept Messages and Radio Monitoring (Course)

NR 2531 CBMG36 689A 19450405 Japanese Communications Report

NR 2532 CBMG36 690A 19440401 Enemy Code Reports

NR 2533 CBMG36 692A 19440303 Report on Enemy Voice Transmission (R1) in Burma

NR 2534 CBMG36 714A 19441218 Control Analysis-Recommendations Follow-Up

NR 2535 CBMG36 715A 19450331 Introduction to Military Japanese-Part II Reader and 

Glossary

NR 2536 CBMG36 716A 19390000 Japanese Army Transport Codes-Parts I and II

Box 845

NR 2537 CBMG37 717A 19450106 Control Analysis Studies

NR 2538 CBMG37 718A 19441108 Control Committee Correspondence

NR 2539 CBMG37 720A 19450106 Personnel Control Committee Correspondence

NR 2540 CBMG37 740A 19450828 Railway Communications in China-Volume III

NR 2541 CBMG37 742A 19421000 Master Square Book

Box 846

NR 2542 CBMG38 722A 19450000 Flow Charts-Message Center Operations

NR 2543 CBMG38 723A 19440105 Study in Work Analysis

NR 2544 CBMG38 724A 19441221 Purpose and Functions of the Employee Services 

Section/Draft Employment for

NR 2545 CBMG38 725A 19440901 Minutes of Personnel Committee/Efficiency Reports

NR 2546 CBMG38 728A 19450101 Selected on Dictionary, SP-F, Second Edition

NR 2547 CBMG38 739A 19450000 D and G Period Key Pages

Box 847

NR 2548 CBMG42 743A 19430723 Weekly Reports on Code Instruction Messages

Box 848

NR 2549 CBMG43 744A 19440800 JES Systems Book Vol. I

NR 2550 CBMG43 745A 19440600 JES System Book - Research/Progress Reports, Vol 2

Box 849

NR 2551 CBMG44 746A 19450719 Systems Book/JES/Text Key/Vol.3

NR 2552 CBMG44 747A 19430228 Far Eastern Diplomatic Network Reports - Weekly

Box 850

NR 2553 CBMG45 748A 19450202 Code List

NR 2554 CBMG45 749A 19441229 Correspondence File of 1st Lt Clarence S. Barasch

NR 2555 CBMG45 750A 19440830 Special Reports

NR 2556 CBMG45 751A 19440315 Semi-Monthly Reports

NR 2557 CBMG45 753A 19440515 Net Intelligence Reports

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1482

Box 851

NR 2558 CBMG46 847A 19430119 Radio Intelligence-Weekly Report

NR 2559 CBMG46 848A 19430119 Station Performance and Control Weekly Report #1

NR 2560 CBMG46 849A 19421208 Diplomatic Traffic - Weekly Report

NR 2561 CBMG46 850A 19420901 Espionage Activity - Weekly Report

NR 2562 CBMG46 851A 19420901 Weather Activity - Weekly Report

NR 2563 CBMG46 852A 19430228 Far East Diplomatic Net - Weekly Report

NR 2564 CBMG46 853A 19420908 DFI/DGC Nets - Weekly Report

NR 2565 CBMG46 854A 19430228 D/F Plotting - Weekly Report

NR 2566 CBMG46 855A 19430126 Traffic Tabulation and Control Information-Weekly 

Report #1

NR 2567 CBMG46 856A 19421222 WE Code Traffic Totals on Traffic Reported for One Week 

22-28 December

Box 852

NR 2568 CBMG47 857A 19420901 Japanese Army Radio Information-Weekly Report

NR 2569 CBMG47 860A 19441001 Japanese-English Code Terms Dictionary SP-L

NR 2570 CBMG47 862A 19450715 Rikugun Angosho 5

Boxes 853-854

NR 2571 CBMG48 859A 19450531 Japanese Army Communication Problem

Box 855

NR 2571 CBMG48 859A 19450531 Japanese Army Communication Problem

NR 2572 CBMG52 901A 19441115 Text Book of Japanese Army Radio Information Circular 

JF-6, Vols I & II

NR 2573 CBMG52 905A 19441100 Specifications for Installation and Construction of Radio

M.S. No. 4 Asmara

Box 857

NR 2576 CBMG54 956A 19430504 Japanese Army Radio Information Weekly Report

Box 858

NR 2577 CBMG55 957A 19430502 D/F Plotting Weekly Report

NR 2578 CBMG55 958A 19440101 DD Systems

NR 2579 CBMG55 959A 19430509 Far East Diplomatic Net Weekly Report

NR 2580 CBMG55 960A 19431226 Japanese Army Codes

Boxes 859-860

NR 2580 CBMG55 960A 19431226 Japanese Army Codes

Boxes 861-862

NR 2581 CBMG58 961A 19450322 Japanese Army Communication Problem

Box 863

NR 2582 CBMG62 962A 19440419 Japanese Army Codes Report

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1483

Box 864

NR 2582 CBMG62 962A 19440419 Japanese Army Codes Report

Boxes 865-866

NR 2583 CBMG65 984A 19440713 Japanese Army Codes Report

Boxes 867-868

NR 2584 CBMG67 985A 19441026 Japanese Army Codes Report

Box 869

NR 2585 CBMG71 987A 19450802 Japanese Army Communication Problem, Weekly 

Reports

Box 870

NR 2585 CBMG71 987A 19450802 Japanese Army Communication Problem, Weekly 

Reports

Boxes 871-873

NR 2586 CBMG73 998A 19450426 Japanese Army Communication Problem Reports

Boxes 873-875

NR 2587 CBMG75 1021A 19450705 Japanese Army Communications Problem Reports 

(Volume 1 and Volume II)

Box 876

NR 2588 CBMG78 1031A 19450120 Stereotypes in Japanese Army Cryptographic Systems

Box 877

NR 2589 CBMH11 1032A 19440601 Organization of Section B 11 Japanese Army Code 

Systems)

NR 2590 CBMH11 1033A 19450616 Seven Reports to Co, Signal Security Agency from 

Frank W. Lewis, Liaison to GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher School]

NR 2591 CBMH11 1037A 19440100 Handling and Indexing Traffic (Japanese Dip)

NR 2592 CBMH11 1041A 19430701 Instructions for Use of Radio Code Table #1

NR 2593 CBMH11 1044A 19431003 Report on R.A.F. “Y” Organization, West Kingsdown

NR 2594 CBMH11 1045A 19430000 Lecture Notes - West Kingsdown

NR 2595 CBMH11 1046A 19430000 Code Lists and Diagrams for Lecture Notes

NR 2596 CBMH11 1048A 19430816 Memorandum for Chief, B Branch

NR 2598 CBMH11 1053A 19410720 Second Division Field Code-Book No. 1

NR 2599 CBMH11 1054A 19441101 Weekly Report of Signal Intelligence Activities

NR 2600 CBMH11 1056A 19450000 Signals Communications Systems History

NR 2601 CBMH11 1069A 19440000 Kaigun Organization Japanese Naval Air Forces

NR 2602 CBMH11 1149A 19431111 Sen Angoo NR1-2468 JEK Additive Code System

Box 878

NR 2603 CBMH13 1162A 19450227 Captain Fuld Liaison Reports

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1484

NR 2604 CBMH13 1163A 19450413 Weekly Meeting of “B” Branch

NR 2605 CBMH13 1169A 19450406 Request for Materials, Equipment Needed for CBB 

Operational Project

NR 2606 CBMH13 1170A 19450520 Report on Captured Materials

NR 2607 CBMH13 1173A 19450000 Publications of the Intelligence Division/Sources of 

Collateral Material

NR 2608 CBMH13 1214A 19430716 Recent Messages Dealing with the Compromise of 

Japanese Codes in Lisbon

NR 2609 CBMH13 1227A 19440925 Collection of Memoranda by the Signals Security 

Agency Re “Winds Execute Message”

Box 879

NR 2610 CBMH14 1200A 19440229 Code Instruction Messages, Vol.2

NR 2611 CBMH14 1201A 19440615 Code Instruction Messages, Vol. 4 and 5

Box 880

NR 2612 CBMH15 1238A 19440311 Capt. Walter J. Fried Reports/ Signal Security Agency 

Liaison with GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher School]

Boxes 882-892

NR 2614 CBMH21 1210A 19430603 Multi-National Diplomatic Translation Summaries

Boxes 893-902

NR 2615 CBMH42 1233A 19430329 Message Translation Summaries

Boxes 903-912

NR 2616 CBMH54 1235A 19440525 Japanese Army Codes - Weekly Reports

Box 912

NR 2617 CBMH65 1244A 19431031 China-Burma-India (USFIBT) Monthly Progress Reports

Box 913

NR 2618 CBMH66 1247A 19431102 Analysis Digest Reports

Box 914

NR 2619 CBMH68 1251A 19430211 Weekly Traffic Analysis Reports

NR 2620 CBMH68 1252A 19431000 Traffic Flow Analysis of Japanese Army Radio Intercept

NR 2621 CBMH68 1255A 19440901 Current Situation Room Reports

Box 915

NR 2622 CBMH71 1256A 19441023 Situation Reports on N.C. Reports

Box 916

NR 2623 CBMH72 1257A 19450830 Place Names/Types of Ships/Japanese Water Transport 

Units/Denda/Locations

NR 2624 CBMH72 1258A 19440216 Japanese Ship List 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1485

NR 2625 CBMH72 1259A 19431202 Instruction on How to Read IBM Shipping Runs/Code 

Abbreviations

NR 2626 CBMH72 1260A 19430000 Japanese Message Center Number Patterns

NR 2627 CBMH72 1261A 19440909 Report on Convoy Movements

NR 2628 CBMH72 1262A 19421223 Convoy Movements/Ship Lists, Abbreviation, 

Designations, Nomenclature

NR 2629 CBMH72 1263A 19440216 Japanese Ship List and Ship Code Numbers

NR 2630 CBMH72 1270A 19440826 Traffic Analysis Notes

NR 2631 CBMH72 1272A 19430501 Daily/Weekly/Monthly Receipt and Process Reports

Boxes 917-919

NR 2632 CBMH74 1271A 19441201 Japanese Army Traffic Analysis Report

Box 919

NR 2633 CBMH76 1275A 19430511 Weekly Analysis Letter

Box 920

NR 2634 CBMH77 1274A 19430414 Analysis Digest

NR 2635 CBMH77 1276A 19430201 Annual Receipt and Process Report

NR 2636 CBMH77 1277A 19440412 Japanese Army Traffic Analysis Report

Box 921

NR 2636 CBMH77 1277A 19440412 Japanese Army Traffic Analysis Report

Box 922

NR 2636 CBMH77 1277A 19440412 Japanese Army Traffic Analysis Report

Box 923

NR 2637 CBMI12 1279A 19450101 NR Studies Looseleaf Notebook

NR 2638 CBMI12 1280A 19440219 Traffic Analysis Research Notebooks

Box 924

NR 2638 CBMI12 1280A 19440219 Traffic Analysis Research Notebooks

Box 925

NR 2639 CBMI14 1284A 19450701 Japanese Internal Originators Arranged by Japanese for 

JES/JEM/JEK

NR 2640 CBMI14 1287A 19400000 Code Book No. 4 Decode

NR 2641 CBMI14 1288A 19440103 Training Material

NR 2642 CBMI14 1289A 19440000 Table of Grading Standards for Use in Training Program

NR 2643 CBMI14 1290A 19400000 Additives and Additive Systems, and Enciphering 

Squares

NR 2644 CBMI14 1292A 19431028 Traffic Department Manual

NR 2645 CBMI14 1293A 19400000 Conversion Tables Hama

NR 2646 CBMI14 1294A 19441126 System Discriminants and Trigraphic Designations

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1486

Box 926

NR 2647 CBMI15 1295A 19431200 System and Period Designations Volume No. 1, No. 2

NR 2648 CBMI15 1297A 19430000 Kana Spell Place Names

NR 2649 CBMI15 1301A 19430610 Frequency Code Group Usage in 2468

NR 2650 CBMI15 1302A 19440701 Radio Procedure Signs Employed by the Japanese Army

NR 2651 CBMI15 1303A 19440930 Report of Activities of CBB by Captain C. C. Swears

NR 2652 CBMI15 1304A 19450722 Exchange of Information Between Military Intelligence 

Service and Signal Security Agency

NR 2653 CBMI15 1308A 19430813 Traffic Flow Analysis Reports of Japanese Army Radio 

Intercept

NR 2654 CBMI15 1309A 19421216 Addresses Taken from Japanese Military Traffic Sent by 

Japanese Naval Radio

Box 927

NR 2654 CBMI15 1309A 19421216 Addresses Taken from Japanese Military Traffic Sent by 

Japanese Naval Radio

Box 928

NR 2654 CBMI15 1309A 19421216 Addresses Taken from Japanese Military Traffic Sent by 

Japanese Naval Radio

NR 2655 CBMI17 1310A 19430701 Traffic Analysis Report

NR 2656 CBMI17 1312A 19450324 Air-Ground Code Systems Report

NR 2657 CBMI17 1313A 19450805 Description of Materials Captured in Okinawa

NR 2658 CBMI17 1314A 19450715 Final Analysis Report for Okinawa Operation

Box 929

NR 2659 CBMI18 1315A 19450428 Translation/Report of Japanese Air-Ground Code 

Systems/Communications and Activities

NR 2660 CBMI18 1316A 19450724 Memo Reporting Contents of a Captured Document

NR 2661 CBMI18 1320A 19441012 Prisoner of War Interrogation Reports

NR 2662 CBMI18 1323A 19450731 JAJ Studies

NR 2663 CBMI18 1330A 19450601 Maintenance of Security Standards After the End of the 

European War

NR 2664 CBMI18 1332A 19440301 Personnel Office Daily File

NR 2665 CBMI18 1336A 19400000 Photostat Copy of ATRW Code Book (Partially 

Recovered)

Box 930

NR 2666 CBMI21 1337A 19431123 Code Book JCN (JEK)-2468

NR 2667 CBMI21 1338A 19431002 2468 Encode Book

NR 2668 CBMI21 1339A 19431025 JCN (100 Difference Book)

NR 2669 CBMI21 1340A 19400000 JEQ 82X

NR 2670 CBMI21 1341A 19400000 Rikugun Code Book #4 (Encode-Decode)

NR 2671 CBMI21 1342A 19441030 JEM Encode Tables

NR 2672 CBMI21 1343A 19431123 Rikugun Ango #4-Red and Brown

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1487

NR 2673 CBMI21 1344A 19400000 JEM Encode 955-114B

NR 2674 CBMI21 1345A 19450715 Rikugun Angosho 5

Box 931

NR 2675 CBMI22 1346A 19450602 JAM #5-New Administrative Code

NR 2676 CBMI22 1347A 19400000 JES Encode Book

NR 2677 CBMI22 1348A 19450725 Koku Angosho 4

NR 2678 CBMI22 1349A 19400000 Jeu (Communications Service Code)

NR 2679 CBMI22 1350A 19400000 Study of Relations of Chinese Telegraphic Code and 

ZMTW Code Values

NR 2680 CBMI22 1351A 19441020 Japanized Chinese Place Names-SP-B Second Edition

NR 2681 CBMI22 1352A 19450130 Place Name Abbreviations List

NR 2682 CBMI22 1353A 19400000 Abbreviations of Principal Cities (Worldwide)

NR 2683 CBMI22 1356A 19430208 Daily Read Files of “A” Branch, Signal Security Agency

Box 932

NR 2683 CBMI22 1356A 19430208 Daily Read Files of “A” Branch, Signal Security Agency

Boxes 933-934

NR 2685 CBMI24 1382A 19430127 Service Message Translations

Box 934

NR 2686 CBMI25 1383A 19430500 Misc. Administrative Correspondence Files

Box 935

NR 2687 CBMI26 1384A 19440725 Information and Liaison Service Branch

NR 2688 CBMI26 1385A 19440624 Original Transmittal Sheets Within Signal Security 

Agency for “Vault” Material

NR 2689 CBMI26 1386A 19441221 BII Branch File Inventories -Requests for and Records 

of Destruction

NR 2690 CBMI26 1387A 19441212 BII Branch Records Administrator Correspondence

NR 2691 CBMI26 1388A 19431012 Memo’s and Message Text of Japanese Messages - 

Covers “Mabar” and “Sunrise”

NR 2692 CBMI26 1389A 19430126 Cryptographic Short Titles

NR 2693 CBMI26 1390A 19440129 Headquarters Memos

NR 2694 CBMI26 1391A 19431109 Sources and Types of Traffic

Box 936

NR 2695 CBMI27 1098A 19450310 Communications Security Periodical

NR 2696 CBMI27 1393A 19421109 Bulletin Section Memos

NR 2697 CBMI27 1394A 19420826 Editorial Directives

NR 2698 CBMI27 1499A 19450115 Radio Procedure Signs Japanese Army-Prepared by 

Signal Security Agency

NR 2699 CBMI27 1500A 19430000 Cryptanalytic Report NR 1, Titled Double Playfair, 

Prepared by Signal Security Agency

NR 2700 CBMI27 1502A 19441023 Distribution of Japanese Army Systems 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1488

NR 2701 CBMI27 1503A 19450323 Request for Ram Equipment 

NR 2702 CBMI27 1504A 19440000 Existence and Function of a Japanese SIGINT 

Organization

NR 2703 CBMI27 1505A 19440609 Use of Ram on Japanese Naval Problem

Box 937

NR 2704 CBMI28 1510A 19440610 Enemy Divisional Systems in Burma

NR 2705 CBMI28 1511A 19441125 Weekly R/T Tech Summary from “B” Detachment, 5th 

Radio Squadron Mobile, China-Burma-India Theater

NR 2706 CBMI28 1512A 19450429 Kempei Angoo NR 3 Permutation Table, Prepared by 

HQ, U.S. Forces India Burma Theater

NR 2707 CBMI28 1514A 19440201 ABC-10 Messages and Suspected 3636 Equivalents

NR 2708 CBMI28 1515A 19431231 Japan Economic Production - Iron

NR 2709 CBMI28 1516A 19440617 Military Intelligence Service Report Numbers 1, 2, and 3

NR 2710 CBMI28 1517A 19450326 Supplementary Report on 011 Air-Raid Code

NR 2711 CBMI28 1518A 19441229 Weekly Report from Capt Rupp (TDY at GCCS 

[Government Codes & Cypher School]) 

NR 2712 CBMI28 1519A 19440928 SIS Weekly Report on Enemy Aircraft Activity

NR 2713 CBMI28 1520A 19450702 Army-Navy Liaison Report

NR 2714 CBMI28 1521A 19450614 Notes on the “Green Machine”

NR 2715 CBMI28 1522A 19440321 Assorted Cryptologic Papers

NR 2716 CBMI28 1523A 19440000 Various Code-Decode Books

Box 938

NR 2717 CBMI31 1535A 19420000 Technical History, Japanese Army Problem, Part III, 

General Problems

NR 2718 CBMI31 1536A 19420000 Technical History, Japanese Army Problem, Part II, 

Historical Developments

NR 2719 CBMI31 1537A 19440630 History of Military Cryptologic Branch (to 30 June 1944)

NR 2720 CBMI31 1538A 19440601 BII Annual Reports (1944-1945)

Box 939

NR 2721 CBMI32 1609A 19431118 Communication Security

NR 2722 CBMI32 1611A 19400000 Japanese Army Cryptographic Systems, General

NR 2723 CBMI32 1612A 19420523 Project X68003 - Army Bombe

NR 2724 CBMI32 1624A 19440701 Technical Circulars No. 8 and 11-Instructions for All B1-R JEK Translators

NR 2725 CBMI32 1627A 19450504 Search and Identification of Japanese Commercial 

Communications Materials

NR 2726 CBMI32 1628A 19440401 Problems in Reading Japanese Army Communications

NR 2727 CBMI32 1629A 19450000 Japanese Success in Reading Air Movement 

Cryptographic Systems

NR 2728 CBMI32 1962A 19430918 Army and WE Code Addresses/Address Vocabulary

NR 2729 CBMI32 1964A 00000000 General Breakdown of I.B.M. Unit

NR 2730 CBMI32 1966A 19430310 Order of Battle Information, Japanese Army

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1489

Box 940

NR 2731 CBMI33 1967A 19440426 Condor Net ATE, Condor-Pheasant ATE 4 Digit Air 

Address Code Reports

NR 2732 CBMI33 1968A 19440821 Pheasant-Condor Address System - CBB Weekly Report #1

NR 2733 CBMI33 1974A 19440628 Reports on Supplementary Studies

NR 2734 CBMI33 1980A 19450208 JEC Material 

NR 2735 CBMI33 2071A 19450701 Technical Circular Nr 27, Part 2

NR 2736 CBMI33 2072A 19450806 Imperfect Text 

NR 2738 CBMI33 2714A 19400909 Chronology of Cooperation Between Signal Security 

Agency and GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher School], 1940-1945

NR 2739 CBMI33 3141A 19440918 Service Bulletins

Box 941

NR 2740 CBMI35 3571A 19440201 Cryptanalytic Short Titles

NR 2741 CBMI35 3579A 19450101 Liaison Correspondence

NR 2742 CBMI35 3604A 19431121 Reports to Lt Bundy/Capt Bundy

Box 942

NR 2743 CBMI37 3654A 19421202 Notes, Memoranda and Keys Relating to Japanese 

Codes/Ciphers

NR 2744 CBMI37 3655A 19450705 Additive Book Used on Main Japanese Army System

NR 2745 CBMI37 3656A 19440919 Joos’ Vowel Synthesizer

NR 2746 CBMI37 3748A 19450511 Gee Problem

NR 2747 CBMI37 3850A 19450116 Progress Reports to GCCS [Government Codes & 

Cypher School] and EXU

NR 2748 CBMI37 3851A 19450820 5202

NR 2749 CBMI37 3854A 19450621 Green Machine

Box 943

NR 2750 CBMI38 17547A 19450417 Cryptanalysts of the Tunny Cipher Device

NR 2751 CBMI38 2401A 19430301 Agreement Between British Government Code and 

Cipher School and U.S. War Department Regarding Special Intelligence

NR 2752 CBMI38 3930A 19430000 Elephant Book Conversion Table

NR 2753 CBMI38 3936A 19430803 Complete Classification of Portuguese Naval Traffic

NR 2754 CBMI38 4396A 19420102 Evaluation of Security of Cryptograms

NR 2755 CBMI38 4635A 19400000 Four Way Index to Stereotypes in Japanese Army 

Cryptographic Systems

Box 944

NR 2758 CBMI41 4640A 19430410 Intercept Station Operations

NR 2759 CBMI41 4641A 19410418 Japanese Diplomatic Translations Concerning Russian 

Codes

NR 2760 CBMI41 4642A 19440000 Reciprocal Alphabet and Friedman Squares by Lt. Col. 

S. Kullback

NR 2762 CBMI41 4644A 19400000 Japanese JEC Code Book

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1490

NR 2763 CBMI41 4645A 19400000 RTAM-Japanese Code Book - Decode

NR 2764 CBMI41 4646A 19400000 Rikugun Tsushin Butai Angostio No. 2

Box 945

NR 2765 CBMI43 28641A 19440518 Random Alphabetizer on Page Copy, 1944

NR 2766 CBMI43 28642A 19430623 Electronic Reader for Card to Tape Punch 

(Cryptanalytic), 1945

NR 2767 CBMI43 28643A 19410000 Projects Being Developed or Improved by the 

Development Branch, Signal Security Agency

NR 2768 CBMI43 28644A 19430810 Cryptanalytic Equipments Projects, 1943-1945

NR 2769 CBMI43 28713A 19430305 Army Air Force Cryptographic Systems, 1943-1945

NR 2770 CBMI43 28714A 19440317 Direction Finding Codes, 1944-1945

NR 2771 CBMI43 28715A 19430100 Division Field Code, 1942-1944

NR 2772 CBMI43 28716A 19450000 Technical Survey of Miscellaneous Codes, 1943-1945

NR 2773 CBMI43 28717A 19431016 Technical Survey of Combat Codes, 1942-1943

NR 2774 CBMI43 28718A 19410512 Message Codes, Brevity Codes, and Operation Codes, 

1941-1945

Box 948

NR 2776 CBMI51 28719A 19420411 Map Coordinate Codes, 1942-1948

NR 2777 CBMI51 29868A 19420805 Japanese Cryptanalysts Material, 1942-1945

NR 2778 CBMI51 29869A 19450127 Japanese Ground Order of Battle Intelligence

NR 2779 CBMI51 29870A 19430107 Project X-61753-TDS Unit for Speech Privacy

NR 2780 CBMI51 30078A 19450101 Grammar of Modern Written Japanese, Third Edition, 1 

February 1945

NR 2781 CBMI51 30334A 19431202 Cryptanalytic Effort Underway in the Signal Security 

Agency -1943

NR 2782 CBMI51 30479A 19450703 Japanese Sources of Intelligence Reflected in Ultra, 

1945

NR 2783 CBMI51 30659A 19450400 Bomber Sortie Report Evaluation, April 1945

NR 2784 CBMI51 30660A 19450000 Order of Battle Information Derived from Japanese 

Traffic Analysis, 1945

NR 2785 CBMI51 30679A 19450123 Japanese Army Code Instructions, Translations 

Categorized by U.S. as RK, 1945

NR 2786 CBMI51 30680A 19450605 Japanese Message External Analysis, Product 

Categorized by U.S. as JTA, 1945

NR 2787 CBMI51 30830A 19450609 Japanese Summaries, Translations Categorized by U.S. 

as SJM, 1945-1946

NR 2788 CBMI51 32853A 19440800 Cryptographic Systems CZD, 1944

NR 2789 CBMI51 32854A 19440901 Japanese Meteorological Cryptographic Systems 1944-

Course

Box 949

NR 2790 CBMI52 32855A 19450401 Diplomatic Character Code - Japanese, 1945

NR 2791 CBMI52 32856A 19400000 Chinese Telegraphic Code with Readings

NR 2792 CBMI52 34743A 19450808 Signal Security Agency / Army Security Agency 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1491

Memoranda on Paraphrasing and Message Handling, 1945-1946

NR 2793 CBMI52 34744A 19430908 Signal Security Agency Memoranda - Use of American 

Indians as Communications Linguists, 1943-1944

NR 2795 CBMI52 34801A 19450531 Cryptographic Systems Miscellaneous Data, 1917-

1929, (Seventeen Countries)

NR 2796 CBMI52 34802A 19450306 Radio Communications Plan Between Radio 

Intelligence Field Units and Theater SIGINT Service Headquarters, 1945

NR 2797 CBMI52 34803A 19450505 Signal Intelligence Activities Review in the Philippines, 

1934-1941

NR 2799 CBMI52 34805A 19441000 Cryptanalytic Machines Synopsis, 1944

NR 2800 CBMI52 34836A 19430225 Signal Security Agency Research Council - 

Establishment and Minutes, 1943-1945

Box 950

NR 2803 CB MISS 35418A 19430807 Rapid Analytic Machines Needed for Research (Ram)

NR 2804 CBMI55 35419A 19440200 Eggs Catalog

NR 2805 CBMI55 35420A 19450809 Setting Rotor

NR 2806 CBMI55 35444A 19450105 Arlington Dudbuster, 1945

NR 2807 CBMI55 35527A 19440607 Use of High-Speed Cryptanalytic Equipment, 1944-

1945

NR 2808 CBMI55 35528A 19420910 Ram Development, 1942-1945

NR 2810 CB MISS 35747A 19440500 the Modified Horizontal - Vertical Method, 1944

NR 2812 CBMI55 35749A 19440900 Some Japanese Diplomatic Systems for Special Uses, 

1944

NR 2817 CBMI55 36028A 19400100 Hell Field Telewriter, 1940

NR 2819 CBMI55 36043A 19441201 Security of Call signs, 1944

NR 2820 CBMI55 36423A 19430208 Gchojus Cooperation

Box 951

NR 2823 CBMI62 34902A 19440300 I.C. Machine - Plate

NR 2824 CBMI62 34903A 19450108 Captured Documents Transmittal

NR 2825 CBMI62 35014A 19450526 Signal Security Agency - Proposed Reorganization of 

Signal Intelligence Service, 1945

NR 2826 CBMI62 35043A 19410000 Gee Work Carried Out at Signal Security Agency 

Signal Security Agency, 1941

NR 2827 CBMI62 35044A 19450111 Construction of Gee One-Time Pads, Series 50, 1940

NR 2828 CBMI62 35081A 19440000 Japanese Transposed Code JBA Solution, 1944

NR 2829 CBMI62 35084A 19450302 Arabic and Persian Letter Frequency Data, 1945

NR 2830 CBMI62 35226A 19440506 M138A Cipher Device Attachment

NR 2831 CBMI62 35227A 19430510 AN/FGC- 1 Radio Teletype Modification Units

NR 2832 CBMI62 35274A 19440517 Signal Security Agency This C Branch, 1944

NR 2833 CBMI62 35390A 19441010 Japanese Espionage Agents and Agencies in Europe 

and Asia

NR 2834 CBMI62 35406A 19450703 Security Study of SIGTOT [SIGTOT was a secure 

teletype conferencing system which was used by Gen. MacArthur in his General 

Headquarters, South West Pacific Area, in Brisbane, Australia.]

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1492

NR 2835 CBMI62 35407A 19450319 Liaison Reports Data Index, 1945

NR 2836 CBMI62 35409A 19440000 Signal Security Agency -New Course in Japanese Army 

Systems, Circa 1944/5

Box 952

NR 2837 CBMI46 10416A 19430605 Traffic Service Messages from Japanese Diplomatic 

Traffic

NR 2838 CBMJ46 10418A 19440816 Indicator Charts and Lists of Aids for Logging 

Japanese Traffic

NR 2839 CBMJ46 10422A 19440621 Purple Machine Abbreviations and Garble Chart

NR 2840 CBMJ46 10426A 19441100 Indicator List for Purple Cipher

NR 2841 CBMJ46 10427A 19430205 Miscellaneous Examples of JAA Intercepted Messages

NR 2843 CBMJ46 10591A 19430128 Japanese Diplomatic, JAA D Vocabulary

NR 2844 CBMJ46 10592A 19430000 Special Course in Machine Ciphers

NR 2845 CBMJ46 10594A 19401201 JAA Key Sequences December 1940 - December 1943 

and April thru June 1945

Box 953

NR 2846 CBMJ47 10981A 19430501 Depth Study of Messages from the SIGCUM Traffic [A 

rotor-based telecipher machine.]

NR 2847 CBMJ47 10982A 19450505 Report on General Solution of M-228 Messages

NR 2848 CBMJ47 10983A 19450000 Machine Analysis Reports on M-228

NR 2849 CBMJ47 10984A 19431000 Security Study of SIGCUM Transmission of JA 

Intercept

NR 2850 CBMJ47 10985A 19430000 Study of the Proposed Substitution of SIGHUAD for 

SIGTOT and SIGCUM

NR 2851 CBMJ47 10986A 19450519 Application of Band Transposition to Cipher Text of 

SIGCUM Messages

NR 2852 CBMJ47 10987A 19450531 Study of Interrupted Auto-Key Attachment for 

Converter’s M-228 and M-294

NR 2853 CBMJ47 10989A 19430301 SIGNIN Diagrams

NR 2854 CBMJ47 11257A 19431103 Information on the IBM Method for Handling Japanese 

Army Traffic

NR 2855 CBMJ47 11261A 19450504 Topper ZET Additive Matching Job S-29

NR 2856 CBMJ47 11270A 19421107 Military Intelligence Code and War Department 

Confidential Code

NR 2858 CBMJ47 6651A 19431021 Solution of JAM II

Box 954

NR 2859 CBMJ55 28383A 19440600 History of the Intelligence Group, MIS, MID, WDGS, 

December 1941-1945

NR 2860 CBMJ55 28397A 19450814 History of the Intelligence Group, Military Intelligence

Service, WDGS, Military Branch, Vol. III, Part 3, TAB 8, TAB J, History and Organization of 

PA.

NR 2861 CBMJ55 28398A 19411207 History of the Intelligence Group, MIS, MID, WDGS, 7 

December 1941 to 6 September 1945, Vol. I

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1493

NR 2862 CBMJ55 30480A 19450000 Japanese Predictions Based on Traffic Analysis, Ca. 1945

NR 2863 CBMJ55 30481A 19430114 Japanese Message Translations, U.S. Categorization CI 

(Code Instructions for Diplomats), 1943-1945

NR 2864 CBMJ55 30482A 19440511 Japanese Message Translations, U.S. Categorization. 

RK (Japanese Army Code), 1944-1945

NR 2865 CBMJ55 30484A 19450803 Japanese Message Translations, Termed CX Category 

by U.S., 1945

NR 2866 CBMJ55 33470A 19481208 Baudot Characters Reassignment, 1948

NR 2867 CBMJ55 33471A 19481207 Baudot Character Frequency Appearing in War 

Department Telegraphic Plain Text, 1948

NR 2868 CBMJ55 36000A 19341108 Review of Signal Intelligence Activities in the 

Philippines, 1934-1941

NR 2869 CBMJ55 43782A 19440000 Military Intelligence Service 1944-1945 Personnel List

NR 2870 CBMJ55 44314A 19440901 Functional Personnel Charts - Military Intelligence 

Service

Box 955

NR 2871 CBMM57 llll5N 19420602 Specifications and Blueprints from AT&T on TTYS

NR 2872 CBMM57 11850A 19440215 Japanese Navy Telegraph Communications, Rules and 

Regulations

NR 2874 CBMM57 36106A 19440710 Report on the Status of Demobilization and Postwar 

Planning, 1944

Box 956

NR 2875 CBNB16 663A 19450726 Army Code Book Nr. 5 Permutation Table

NR 2876 CBNB16 664A 19450724 Special Study Permutation Run on Japanese Air Code 

Book Nr. 4

NR 2877 CBNB16 665A 19440410 Japanese Army Address Code Book Nr. 5 Encode

NR 2878 CBNB16 666A 19440410 Army Address Code Book Nr. 5, Decode

NR 2879 CBNB16 672A 19460628 Japanese Code Book Nr. 4 Systematic Study

Boxes 957-959

NR 2881 CBNI23 6174A 19441207 Technical Circular Japanese Place Name Supplement 

Code Group Indicators

Box 959

NR 2882 CBNI25 18309A 19450800 Japanese Governmental Telecommunication Study on 

Taiwan

NR 2883 CBNI25 18372A 19430601 Japanese Cryptonets, Area Maps, and Structural Chart 

of Japanese Military Code Systems

NR 2884 CBNI25 6240A 19451000 History of the Language Branch - Army Security Agency

Box 960

NR 2886 CBNK11 1042A 19400000 Rules for the Use of the Book Containing Ciphers (Air 

No. 2)

NR 2889 CBNK11 18062A 19410512 Technical Manual, Fire Control Code

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1494

NR 2890 CBNK11 21681A 19400301 Japanese Personal Names, 1940

NR 2891 CBNK11 21682A 19450900 Supplementary Japanese-English Dictionary

NR 2894 CBNK11 3986A 19390516 Joint Frontier Defense Air Exercise No. 5 (Minor Joint 

Air Exercise No. 1)

NR 2895 CBNK11 417A 19400000 Regimental Code for Radio and Telephone 

Communications

NR 2897 CBNK11 8617A 19380600 Radio Interception in Mobile Warfare

Box 961

NR 2899 CBNK14 29648A 19431117 COMSEC Briefing, 1943 Army Intelligence Officers 

Conference

NR 2900 CBNK14 33604A 19400000 Emergency Cipher Table No. 1 (SIGBDH)

NR 2901 CBNK14 35275A 19430827 Preliminary Instructions for Radio Intercept Central 

TC-9

NR 2902 CBNK14 43789A 19440522 Radio Fundamentals TM11-455 

NR 2903 CBNK14 43988A 19440300 Tentative Operating Instructions for Speech Privacy 

Equipment AN/GSQ-l (XS-I)

NR 2904 CBNK14 44119A 19420921 Handbook of Japanese Military Forces

Box 962

NR 2908 CBNK16 7785A 19441100 Key to Wade-Giles Romanization of Chinese Characters

NR 2909 CBNK16 7801A 19441220 Training Circulars Nos. 1 and 74 - Authentication 

Systems

NR 2910 CBNK16 8316A 19430000 Translation of Captured Japanese Land Butai 

Intelligence Binder, Guadalcanal

NR 2912 CBNK16 8608A 19300900 Manuals: COMSEC December 1944 War Department, 

Signal Corps Bulletin 1930

Box 963

NR 2913 CBNK26 1249A 19420000 Photographs of Intercept Sites (Haystown House)

NR 2915 CBNK26 13988A 19440511 Photographs of 113th Signal Radio Intelligence 

Company

Box 967

NR 2930 CBNK32 10836A 19450527 History of the Cipher Machine Maintenance Section

Box 969

NR 2936 CBNK35 15058A 19420600 Diary of the Signal Intelligence Division, ETOUSA/

History of the Signal Intelligence Division

NR 2937 CBNK35 15077A 19450000 Signal Intelligence Division Code Names 

Box 970

NR 2941 CBNK36 16329A 19451020 Technical History of the 6813th Signal Security 

Detachment

NR 2942 CBNK36 16330A 19441116 Notes on Signal Intelligence Conferences, Signal 

Security Detachment “D”

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1495

NR 2945 CBNK36 16333A 19431012 Monthly Signal Intelligence Situation Reports, Tech 

and Status Reports

Box 971

NR 2946 CBNK37 16395A 19440901 History of the Signal Intelligence Division-Monthly 

Reports

NR 2951 CBNK37 16487A 19440309 Code Correspondence

NR 2953 CBNK37 16546A 19420910 Link Call Sign Procedure and Army Code - Signs Book

Box 972

NR 2954 CBNK38 16833A 19430619 History of Transmitting Section, Signal Intelligence 

Division, ETOUSA

NR 2957 CBNK38 17094A 19430206 Correspondence on 113th Signal Radio Intelligence 

Company

NR 2958 CBNK38 17095A 19431227 113th Signal Radio Intelligence Company Training and 

Operations Memorandum

NR 2960 CBNK38 17123A 19441015 Correspondence on 10th Group Signal Intelligence 

Service Radio Communications

NR 2961 CBNK38 17126A 19441223 Exhibits - Registration Subsection (CMA Code)

Box 973

NR 2966 CBNK47 21683A 19431215 Station List, Army of the United States, 15 December 

1943

NR 2969 CBNK47 24045A 19420600 S.I. Course, Vol-1 Explanatory Text and Short 

Exercises; Vol II-Figures and Cipher Texts, 1942

NR 2970 CBNK47 24304A 19460529 War Department Equipment Board Report, 1946

NR 2971 CBNK47 24753A 19441025 ACME MFM Converter (Facsimile) 1944

NR 2972 CBNK47 24754A 19441018 Technical Manual: Telegraph Terminal Set ANITCC-1, 

1944

NR 2973 CBNK47 24755A 19451011 Technical Manual: Signal Generator TS-35A/AP, 1945

NR 2974 CBNK47 24974A 19440801 Control Circuits for Sound Spectrograph Model No. 3, 

1944

NR 2975 CBNK47 24975A 19440621 Radio Set AN/PRC-5, 1944

NR 2976 CBNK47 25848A 19450700 Radio Countermeasures Jamming), 1945

NR 2977 CBNK47 26119A 19420518 Division Field Code, 1942

Boxes 977-984

NR 2980 CBNM11A 11563A 19450800 Pictorial History of the Signal Security Agency

Box 985

NR 2981 CBNM28 26325A 19441007 Traffic Analysis Reports on the Japanese Army

Box 986

NR 2982 CBNM31 26326A 19441209 Traffic Analysts Reports on the Japanese Army

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1496

Box 987

NR 2983 CBNM32 26327A 19450214 Traffic Analysis Reports on the Japanese Army

NR 2984 CBNM32 26328A 19450524 Japanese Army Radio Weekly Information Letters

Box 988

NR 2985 CBNM33 1174A 19440101 Ship List

NR 2986 CBNM33 1180A 19431120 I.B.M. Code for Entry of Jr Atesaki Information

NR 2987 CBNM33 1182A 19440111 Map Showing Japanese Merchant Shipping Routes 

1943

NR 2988 CBNM33 1183A 19450400 Estimated Shipping Volume Over Routes in Sea of 

Japan, April 1945

NR 2989 CBNM33 1184A 19431207 Manila Message Center 

NR 2990 CBNM33 1185A 19441208 Analysis of Takao Traffic

NR 2991 CBNM33 1186A 19430401 Message Number Series Used by Japanese-Controlled 

Ports

NR 2992 CBNM33 1187A 19430124 Internal Number and Location Study

NR 2993 CBNM33 586A 19440519 Japanese Army Air Corps Secret Codes

NR 2994 CBNM33 610A 19440719 Messages Dealing with Rations-Information 

Memorandum #2 (Revised)

Box 989

NR 2995 CBNM34 1189A 19440530 Japanese Code Tables from WW II.

NR 2996 CBNM34 1190A 19400000 Japanese Water Transport System, Units, Ports, Chart

Box 990

NR 2997 CBNM52 4943A 19441101 Translations of Japanese Attaché/General Staff Traffic

NR 2998 CBNM52 4971A 19430611 Surveys of Various Cryptosystems Used by AXIS 

Powers

Box 991

NR 2999 CBNM54 5201A 19431222 Communications Between White House and Hyde Park, 

N.Y.

NR 3000 CBNM54 5300A 19440622 Correspondence Concerning U.S./UK Liaison & 

Cooperation on Technical Exchange

NR 3001 CBNM54 5426A 00000000 List No. 2 of Personalities Derived from “Y” Sources 

Only

NR 3002 CBNM54 5427A 00000000 List No. 3 of Personalities Derived from “Y” Sources 

Only

NR 3003 CBNM54 5526A 19431109 Correspondence Re: SIGINT Training of U.S. Officers 

by the R.A.F.

NR 3004 CBNM54 5692A 19440000 B2 Growth Report for 1943

NR 3005 CBNM54 5694A 19430000 CTC Encode Common in JEM

NR 3007 CBNM54 5706A 19440601 Japanese Army Code Systems - Organization of 

Section B 11

NR 3008 CBNM54 5708A 19450101 Semi-Monthly Report-Operational Analysis

NR 3009 CBNM54 5709A 19440325 Weekly Japanese Army Traffic Flow Report

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1497

NR 3010 CBNM54 5717A 19430913 Sources and Types of Traffic 

NR 3011 CBNM54 5718A 19431231 Cross-System Duplicates 

Box 992

NR 3012 CBNM55 5719A 19440106 Japanese Army Radio Information Technical Bulletin

NR 3013 CBNM55 5775A 19440113 Plaintext Spanish Intercepts

NR 3014 CBNM55 6005A 19440300 Data on Handling of Japanese Commercial Traffic

NR 3015 CBNM55 6029A 19371008 Japanese Diplomatic Network and Crypto Systems PreDuring WW II

Box 993

NR 3016 CBNM57 6045A 19440419 Japanese Army Radio Information Weekly Report, 19 

April 1944

NR 3018 CBNM57 6061A 19431221 Recommendations Relating to Japanese 

Communication Research

NR 3019 CBNM57 6062A 19440000 Technical Paper. Preparation of Charts of Logarithmic 

Relative Inverse Probabilities

NR 3020 CBNM57 6063A 19430828 Cryptanalytic Research Group-Assignment of Short 

Titles

NR 3021 CBNM57 6064A 19370000 Description of Codes, Primarily Latin American 

Diplomatic

Box 994

NR 3022 CBNM58 6097A 19400000 Japanese Army Signals Code Book (Encode/Decode) 

- Translation

NR 3023 CBNM58 6114A 19430630 Cipher Facsimile Project-Leo Rosen-Analysis AN/GXA-1 

SIGDUL - Study

NR 3025 CBNM58 6135A 19450000 Cryptographic Systems Survey WWII Period

NR 3026 CBNM58 6165A 19450901 Green Machine 

Box 995

NR 3028 CBNM61 6236A 19400000 Report on Message Numbering System on Japanese Far 

Eastern Diplomatic Traffic

NR 3029 CBNM61 6237A 19420000 JBB Japanese. Code & Tables of Logarithms, 

Frequencies of DI-TRI & Tetragraphs

NR 3030 CBNM61 6247A 19440101 Semi-Monthly Reports - SPSIB - III Section

NR 3031 CBNM61 6316A 19440922 Maru Code Names/Technical Circular #17

NR 3032 CBNM61 6317A 19450519 Koku 3 and 4, Supplemental Codes/Tech Circular 28 

and 33

NR 3033 CBNM61 6318A 19441016 Japanese Rikugun Army Codes 4 & 5 Tables, Recovery 

Data

NR 3034 CBNM61 6438A 19431105 Army-Navy Weather Reporting Memoranda

NR 3035 CBNM61 6439A 19430930 Minutes of Meetings of Intelligence Division Executive 

Council etc

NR 3036 CBNM61 6440A 19431001 Survey of “B” Cryptologic Branch, August-Sept. 1943

NR 3037 CBNM61 6450A 19440415 Japanese Army Organization 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1498

Box 996

NR 3038 CBNM62 4899A 19430000 Japanese Army Cryptographic B-II Training

Box 997

NR 3039 CBNM63 6704A 19420000 B-II Cryptanalytic Training Course Material

Box 998

NR 3040 CBNM64 5065A 19450331 Railway Communications in North China Vols. I & II

NR 3041 CBNM64 6842A 19431001 SIGLASE-MX-218 (Special Unit for SIGABA to Use 

SIGFOY System)

NR 3042 CBNM64 6843A 19441000 Prisoner of War Report on Radio Sets and Coding 

Equipment Held on Iwo Jima

NR 3045 CBNM64 6846A 19450409 Military Characteristics of Converter MX-519

NR 3047 CBNM64 7185A 19440501 Basic Traffic Analysis

Box 999

NR 3048 CBNM65 5995A 19440000 Butai Cipher Table and Additives

NR 3050 CBNM65 7187A 19440201 Supplementary Japanese-English Dictionary, Third 

Edition

NR 3051 CBNM65 7190A 19440800 Grammar of Modern Written Japanese

NR 3052 CBNM65 7196A 19431020 Interception of Messages on Army Open Wire or SpiralFour Cable

NR 3053 CBNM65 7201A 19440100 Keyed Columnar Transposition Technical Paper

NR 3054 CBNM65 7400A 19440810 Point-to-Point Communication in MF Band via GroundWave Propagation

NR 3056 CBNM65 7784A 19441000 Cryptanalyst’s Manual - Glossary of Terms

NR 3057 CBNM65 7802A 19430628 Engineering Report on Low Power Transmitter for 

Frequency or Amplitude Modulation

NR 3058 CBNM65 8020A 19450830 Central Index of All Files in the Intelligence Division

NR 3059 CBNM65 8288A 19450901 Mathematical Theory of Cryptography

NR 3060 CBNM65 8292A 19400000 MCT 160 Mixed Conversion Cipher Table (Key)

NR 3061 CBNM65 8293A 19400000 MCT 14A - Mixed Cipher Table (Key)

NR 3062 CBNM65 8294A 19400000 MCT 14B - Mixed Cipher Table (Plain)

NR 3063 CBNM65 8295A 19400000 Hidden-Word Code with Decode of Syllabary

NR 3064 CBNM65 8300A 19440101 Japanese JAS Digraph Code Chart

NR 3065 CBNM65 8319A 19400000 Translation of Japanese Signal Procedures

NR 3066 CBNM65 8573A 19440000 Technical Paper on Problem of Solution of Transposition 

Ciphers

NR 3067 CBNM65 8641A 19441018 Instructions Preparation Annual Report Signal Security 

Agency History 1944 U.S. Army Style Guide

Box 1000

NR 3069 CBNM66 8669A 19430600 Notes on Administration and Processing of Japanese 

Military Messages

NR 3070 CBNM66 8670A 19420412 Administrative Records of Army Security Agency, 

General Cryptanalytic Branch

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1499

NR 3071 CBNM66 8671A 19430000 Weekly Status Reports on Cryptanalysts of European 

and Far East Communications by Sect BIV

NR 3072 CBNM66 8672A 19430000 History of Cryptanalysts of Japanese Army Codes

NR 3073 CBNM66 8673A 19450719 Rikugun Angosho 5 - Garble Run on 2, 3, 4 Japanese 

Army Code Book

Box 1001

NR 3074 CBNM67 8767A 19450331 Standard Operating Procedures - CIV Personnel Policy 

and Procedure Manual

NR 3075 CBNM67 8768A 19441020 Japanese Order of Battle Dictionary/Japanized Chinese 

Place Names

NR 3076 CBNM67 8882A 19441028 Japanese Overseas Code Word List with Unit 

Headquarters

NR 3077 CBNM67 8883A 19390000 Japanese Government Officials, Diplomats, Ships

NR 3078 CBNM67 8886A 19400000 Outline of the Order of Battle for the JCN Translator

NR 3079 CBNM67 8888A 19450000 Indices to Stereotypes in Japanese Army Cryptographic 

Systems

NR 3080 CBNM67 8889A 19420000 Photo Negatives of Charts Showing Volume of Japanese 

Traffic and Key Changes

NR 3081 CBNM67 8890A 19441222 Administrative Memoranda of Signal

Security Agency Branches BI, BII, BIII

NR 3082 CBNM67 8979A 19430800 Italian, Japanese, German Radio Equipment

NR 3083 CBNM67 9109A 19440904 Japanese Code Books 3 and 4 - Lists of Values and 

Permutation Charts

NR 3084 CBNM67 9110A 19400000 Japanese Number Equivalent List 

NR 3085 CBNM67 9112A 19400000 Study of Groups Appearing in Patternized Japanese 

Messages

NR 3086 CBNM67 9117A 19431104 Japanese Rikugun NR 4 Permutation Charts and 

Conversion Values

NR 3087 CBNM67 9118A 19400000 Cryptanalytic Aid (JEK 26)

NR 3088 CBNM67 9152A 19450405 Gee System - Development Number Conversion Unit

(Cryptanalytic)

NR 3089 CBNM67 9176A 19431104 Translation of Japanese Document on WX KOO Code 

Rules for Use

NR 3090 CBNM67 9289A 19451020 6813th Signal Security Detachment 

Box 1002

NR 3091 CBNM68 11146A 19440119 History of Japanese Diplomatic Code System Jay

NR 3092 CBNM68 11297A 19430723 Preliminary Report on the Japanese Diplomatic “NE” 

Code

NR 3093 CBNM68 11298A 19421100 Chart of Japanese Diplomatic Code Inventories

NR 3094 CBNM68 11299A 19430718 Explanation of Japanese Diplomatic Message Index 

and List of Circuits

NR 3095 CBNM68 4876A 19440101 Report on Japanese Diplomatic Systems 1944

NR 3096 CBNM68 4911A 19431228 Worksheets for Japanese Diplomatic Systems

NR 3097 CBNM68 4928A 19430614 Japanese Diplomatic Messages of Cryptographic 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1500

Interest

NR 3098 CBNM68 5056A 19450601 Graphs and Charts Showing Volumes and Subject 

Matter of Japanese Dip Messages

NR 3099 CBNM68 9290A 19400000 Crypto-Communications Planning Guide (ASAG 29)

NR 3100 CBNM68 9315A 19450525 Study of Captured Japanese Converter (Cryptanalytic)

NR 3101 CBNM68 9326A 19430520 History of Intercept Control 

NR 3102 CBNM68 9462A 19441005 Japanese Army Coordinating Committee, Minutes of 

Meetings

NR 3103 CBNM68 9481A 19440701 BII Message Center, Organization and Functions

Box 1003

NR 3105 CBNM71 6334A 19420123 Matrices for Japanese Cipher System J-19

NR 3106 CBNM71 6335A 19450801 Charts on Production and Processing of Japanese 

Diplomatic Systems

NR 3107 CBNM71 6336A 19450517 Description of Japanese Diplomatic JBC System

NR 3108 CBNM71 6337A 19440000 Japanese Digraphic Diplomatic Code

NR 3109 CBNM71 6338A 19440115 Worksheets and Messages for Lingo Traffic in JAA 

Japanese Dip Code

NR 3110 CBNM71 6343A 19450112 Worksheets Used in Exploitation of JAH a Japanese 

Commercial System

NR 3111 CBNM71 6344A 19450501 Technical Information on Japanese Commercial Traffic

NR 3112 CBNM71 6345A 19450101 Miscellaneous Information on Japanese Commercial 

Traffic

NR 3113 CBNM71 6346A 19450000 Japanese Diplomatic Code Destruction Chart

NR 3114 CBNM71 6347A 19450127 Burmese Code Chart for BRA-1

NR 3115 CBNM71 9598A 19440900 Descriptions of Japanese Diplomatic Cryptosystems

NR 3116 CBNM71 9599A 19440000 Call Sign and Address List Japanese Far East 

Diplomatic Net

NR 3117 CBNM71 9622A 19440511 Technical Information on Japanese Diplomatic Systems 

JBI, JBJ and JBK

NR 3118 CBNM71 9625A 19450212 Japanese Government and Commercial Code Systems 

Titles

NR 3119 CBNM71 9628A 19441214 Japanese Diplomatic Trigraphs 

NR 3120 CBNM71 9629A 19430928 Technical Exchanges on Japanese Commercial Code 

Known as “Lingo”

NR 3122 CBNM71 9968A 19431008 Use of Brevity Codes and Prearranged Message Codes 

in Japanese Code Systems

NR 3123 CBNM71 9974A 19450000 Description of Japanese “Ko” System

NR 3124 CBNM71 9975A 19450621 SOP for Handling and Processing JEB, JEQ, JEP and JES 

Crypt Systems

NR 3125 CBNM71 9989A 19450615 Basic Commodity Lists with Kana Spelling Most 

Commonly Seen in Texts

Box 1004

NR 3126 CBNM72 10101A 19421102 Signal Security Agency (SSA) Policy Files

NR 3127 CBNM72 10265A 19431125 Rules for Purple Machine and JAA-1 Instructions

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1501

NR 3129 CBNM72 10428A 19440201 Miscellaneous Cryptographic Worksheets and Papers 

on JAA-1

NR 3130 CBNM72 10611A 19440119 Tables of Organization and Function Statements of 

Signal Security Agency

Box 1005

NR 3131 CBNM73 10613A 19440121 Signal Security Agency Expansion

NR 3132 CBNM73 10615A 19450601 Signal Security Agency Standard Operating Procedure 

-Organization

NR 3133 CBNM73 10616A 19431218 Signal Security Agency - Organization and 

Reorganization

NR 3134 CBNM73 10617A 19450300 Laboratory Branch - Notes Made by the Late Lt. Col. 

A. J. McCrail

NR 3135 CBNM73 10618A 19430729 B Branch Organization and Reorganization

NR 3136 CBNM73 10619A 19421031 Organization of SIGINT Activities 

NR 3137 CBNM73 10620A 19440221 Communications Branch Signal Security Agency

Box 1006

NR 3140 CBNM74 10822A 19440114 Radio Telephone Circuit Information, Pacific Area

NR 3142 CBNM74 10994A 19410903 Statements by Prisoners of War Regarding Work on 

American and British Systems

NR 3143 CBNM74 11095A 19450000 Chapter IV: Director of Training - Annual Report of 

Signal Security Agency

NR 3144 CBNM74 11128A 19000000 Description of ECM Equipment

NR 3145 CBNM74 11129A 19000000 Copperhead Scanner Technical Manual, Part II

NR 3146 CBNM74 11130A 19450123 Mechanical Parts for TTY Intercept Character 

Identification Equipment

NR 3147 CBNM74 11137A 19450000 History of Communications Branch - Chapter IX 

– Signal Security Agency

NR 3148 CBNM74 11169A 19430510 History of the Japanese Army Radio Traffic Analysis 

Section

NR 3149 CBNM74 11170A 19450615 History of American Central Organization

NR 3150 CBNM74 11172A 19450000 History of Traffic Identification

NR 3151 CBNM74 11173A 19451204 Central Index of Technical Files, Intelligence Division, 

Signal Security Agency Signal Security Agency

Box 1007

NR 3154 CBNM75 11174A 19420000 Civilian Personnel Classification T/O

NR 3155 CBNM75 11176A 19440000 History of Non-Morse Activities, 1942-1944

NR 3156 CBNM75 11177A 19430617 Protective Security Branch Annual Reports for 1943 

and 1944

NR 3157 CBNM75 11179A 19420623 Personnel Organization 

NR 3158 CBNM75 11180A 19430301 Second JMA Communications Conference (Reports, 

Agenda, Minutes)

NR 3159 CBNM75 11181A 19440630 Training Branch Annual Report

NR 3160 CBNM75 11200A 19430819 Plans for the Reorganization of the Signal Security Agency

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1502

NR 3161 CBNM75 11201A 19450816 Proposed Reorganization of the Signal Intelligence 

Service

NR 3162 CBNM75 11204A 19441113 Location of Signal Intelligence Activities

NR 3163 CBNM75 11205A 19440207 History and Functions of the Japanese Military SubUnit, E - IV

Box 1008

NR 3164 CBNM77 11206A 19431222 Security Branch Appendices and Technical Drawings

NR 3165 CBNM77 11207A 19420225 Minutes of Signal Security Service Coordinating 

Committee and Signal Security Agency Staff Meetings

NR 3166 CBNM77 11208A 19440700 History of Direction Finding Plotting Unit

NR 3167 CBNM77 11214A 19420716 Working Papers on Deciphering of Several Countries’ 

Codes

NR 3168 CBNM77 11216A 19430525 Preliminary Bibliography on Tropicalization

NR 3169 CBNM77 11241A 19440627 Post War Planning Files

Box 1009

NR 3170 CBNM78 11116A 19440731 Description, Blueprints, Photos, and Specifications for 

Tunny Machine

NR 3171 CBNM78 11260A 19440120 Report on Code Recognizing Unit

NR 3172 CBNM78 11262A 19440819 Report on “A” Decipherment Key Index and Machine 

Worksheets

NR 3173 CBNM78 11263A 19430715 Report on “Bump” - Interval Band and Level Analysis 

Teletype

NR 3174 CBNM78 11269A 19440000 Report on Crossfooting Pre-Sensing Gangpunch 

Machine

NR 3175 CBNM78 11289A 19431101 Cryptanalytic Report on the Yellow Machine

NR 3176 CBNM78 11680A 19430000 Trip Report of Cryptanalytic Unit to 2d Army 

Maneuvers

NR 3177 CBNM78 11882A 19440909 Study of the Nature of Vocoder Output as Affecting 

the

Practicability of Scheme B Encipherment 

Box 1010

NR 3180 CBOI35 22953A 19440400 Cover and Deception

Box 1011

NR 3181 CBOM51 12381A 19430417 Miscellaneous Correspondence of Signal Security 

Agency

NR 3182 CBOM51 12383A 19440000 Third Battle of Manassas, a Unit History of Company 

“A” (Provisional), Vint Hill Farms Station

NR 3183 CBOM51 12385A 19430903 Information and Liaison Branch, Signal Security 

Agency

NR 3184 CBOM51 12481A 19440525 Special Mission, Vint Hill Farm Station, MS-1

NR 3185 CBOM51 12482A 19441114 Evening Staff Meeting File of Signal Security Agency

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1503

Box 1012

NR 3186 CBOM52 12353A 19430313 Pictorial History of Two Rock Ranch Station, MS-2, FY1944

NR 3187 CBOM52 12354A 19420905 Pictorial History of Construction Work at Arlington Hall 

Station, 1942-1943

NR 3188 CBOM52 12410A 19430530 Pictorial History of Asmara (MS-4) FY-1944

Box 1013

NR 3189 CBOM53 12355A 19420701 Pictorial History, Vint Hill Farms Station, MS-1, 

Administration and Operations, Construction and Buildings, FY-1943 

Box 1014

NR 3190 CBOM54 12356A 19430701 Pictorial History, Vint Hill Farms Station, MS-1, FY1944

Box 1015

NR 3191 CBOM55 12483A 19431229 Radio Squadrons Mobile Working Committee Minutes

NR 3192 CBOM55 12484A 19420501 Construction and Operations, Vint Hill Farms Station

NR 3193 CBOM55 12485A 19450321 Signal Security Agency Research Council Notes and 

Minutes

NR 3194 CBOM55 12487A 19440620 Historical Studies of Vint Hill Farms Station, 1942-

1944

NR 3195 CBOM55 12519A 19440103 Signal Security Agency Correspondence File

NR 3196 CBOM55 12652A 19440824 Discussion of Matters Affecting the Signal Security 

Agency (I)

Box 1016

NR 3197 CBOM56 12653A 19440108 Signal Security Agency Correspondence File

NR 3198 CBOM56 12654A 19440103 Vint Hill Farms Correspondence

NR 3199 CBOM56 12655A 19431227 Committee on Terminology Minutes

NR 3200 CBOM56 12801A 19431115 Manual on Radio Deception, 1943

NR 3201 CBOM56 12876A 19450620 Green Machine 

NR 3202 CBOM56 13011A 19430700 Japanese Army Signal Communications Systems

Box 1017

NR 3204 CBOM57 13169A 19441128 Schematic Drawings for the Purple Machine

NR 3205 CBOM57 13170A 19441221 Schematics for Frames for 60 and 100 IBM Relay 

Units

NR 3206 CBOM57 13171A 19440623 Diagrams of Circuits for Telephone Line Applique Units

NR 3207 CBOM57 13172A 19450101 Diagrams of Dit Control Circuit and Selector Unit 

Schematic

NR 3208 CBOM57 13173A 19450123 Diagrams of Characteristic Message Locator 

Equipment

NR 3209 CBOM57 13174A 19441111 Diagrams of Voltage Regulated Power Supply

NR 3210 CBOM57 13175A 19440915 Diagrams of Wire or Wire Plus Radio System Plans 

AN/GSQ-2,3 Duplex Operation

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1504

NR 3211 CBOM57 13176A 19440517 Schematics for Disc-Driven Key Generator

NR 3212 CBOM57 13177A 19450124 Diagrams and Schematics of Equipment and Devices 

in FS-1003 (205-1103) Series

NR 3213 CBOM57 13178A 19440707 Schematics of Equipment and Devices Project FS2006 (2-5)

NR 3214 CBOM57 13179A 19450129 Schematics for Vocoder Ciphony System FF-2008-2-

50

NR 3215 CBOM57 13180A 19450706 Diagram of Pulser Chassis Base Plate FS-4000- 18

NR 3216 CBOM57 13181A 19440223 Schematic Drawings of Communications Equipment 

and Devices FS-4003-1, 11, 12, 13

NR 3217 CBOM57 13182A 19450124 Diagram of Geiger Muller Counter Block NR 3218 

CBOM5713183A19450405 Schematic Diagrams of Power Chassis for Propagation Test 

Equipment

NR 3219 CBOM57 13184A 19450301 Schematic Diagrams of Power Supply Chassis

NR 3220 CBOM57 13185A 19440118 Diagrams of Modified JCP and JAS Control Circuit

Box 1018

NR 3221 CBOM58 13160A 19450315 Instructions for Japanese Army Radio Intercept 

Operators

NR 3222 CBOM58 13161A 19440222 Japanese Water Transport System

NR 3223 CBOM58 13216A 19430501 First JMA Communications Case Book

NR 3224 CBOM58 13217A 19441027 Proposed Revision of Japanese Army Monitoring 

Assignments

NR 3225 CBOM58 13218A 19430000 JAT Write-Up - Selections from JMA Traffic/A Short

Introduction to Japanese as Used in Army Transport Codes

NR 3226 CBOM58 13219A 19440118 Survey of Japanese Army Systems Studied by Signal 

Security Agency

NR 3227 CBOM58 13236A 19431218 Intercept Coordination Section 

NR 3228 CBOM58 13252A 19430520 Control and Coordination Committee Minutes

NR 3229 CBOM58 13277A 19430811 Coordination Section Correspondence and Reports

NR 3230 CBOM58 13278A 19430903 Status of Foreign Cryptographic Systems

NR 3231 CBOM58 13279A 19441230 Japanese Balloon Correspondence 

NR 3232 CBOM58 13280A 19430000 Report of Research on Far East Theater

NR 3233 CBOM58 13281A 19430609 Movements of the 115th and 125th Radio Intelligence 

Company

NR 3234 CBOM58 13283A 19400000 Japanese Radio Operations, Japanese Army Radio 

Procedure

NR 3235 CBOM58 13285A 19440708 Traffic Analysis Reports 

Box 1019

NR 3236 CBOM61 13286A 19430903 Traffic Routing and Processing System for Arlington 

Hall Station

NR 3237 CBOM61 13287A 19450415 Duties and Functions of Field Traffic Analysis 

Personnel

NR 3238 CBOM61 13288A 19430821 Determining Relative Importance of Circuits 

Intercepted

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1505

NR 3239 CBOM61 13289A 19440209 Establishing Priorities for Japanese Codes

NR 3240 CBOM61 13307A 19440518 Schematic of Project 1019 - JCP Device, 1944

NR 3241 CBOM61 13308A 19450326 Schematic of Special Deciphering Equipment, 1945

NR 3242 CBOM61 13397A 19430410 Weekly Notes on Cryptanalytic Efforts Against U.S. 

Equipments, 1943-1945

NR 3243 CBOM61 13464A 19430708 Working Papers on Strip Cipher Systems, 1943-1947

NR 3244 CBOM61 13514A 19450717 Memorandum as a Result of Studies of the One-Time 

Pad Tape Systems

NR 3245 CBOM61 2364A 19430000 Notes on History of Signal Intelligence Service

NR 3246 CBOM61 2368A 19320418 Combined Cipher Machine - Cash 

NR 3247 CBOM61 2400A 19450300 History of Machine Branch 

NR 3248 CBOM61 657A 19450500 Signal Security Agency Training Correspondence 

NR 3249 CBOM61 6650A 19440915 System and Period Designations 

NR 3250 CBOM61 673A 19450501 Japanese Tanker List 

Box 1020

NR 3251 CBOM62 611A 19450330 Technical Circulars 

NR 3252 CBOM62 635A 19410000 Complete Narrative and Examples of Japanese Domestic 

Commercial Networks

Box 1021

NR 3252 CBOM62 635A 19410000 Complete Narrative and Examples of Japanese Domestic 

Commercial Networks

Box 1022

NR 3253 CBOM64 726A 19450827 JAA Code Charts 1, 2, 3/IBM Listing of Machine Settings

Box 1023

NR 3254 CBOM65 14935A 19420302 Foreign Cryptosystems 

NR 3255 CBOM65 14938A 19430223 Cryptographic Plan (SIGIRA) 

NR 3256 CBOM65 14991A 19350107 Converter M-134-A (SIGABA) Photographs Wiring 

Diagrams

NR 3257 CBOM65 15035A 19440103 Signal Security Agency - Semi-Monthly Report, B 

Branch

NR 3258 CBOM65 15078A 19430927 Procedure Analysis Reports, Signal Security Agency

NR 3259 CBOM65 15083A 19430316 Summary of Activities of a Branch, Signal Security 

Agency

NR 3260 CBOM65 15084A 19450525 Miscellaneous Signal Security Agency Documents

NR 3261 CBOM65 15093A 19450200 Report of Signal Intelligence Activities in ETO

Box 1024

NR 3262 CBOM66 15094A 19440103 Information and Liaison Branch, Weekly and SemiMonthly Reports, Signal Security Agency

NR 3264 CBOM66 15144A 19440504 U.S. COMSEC Studies 

NR 3265 CBOM66 15145A 19450245 U.S. COMSEC 

NR 3266 CBOM66 15211A 19441128 Description and Photographs of Cryptoequipment

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1506

NR 3267 CBOM66 15214A 19430215 COMSEC and Physical Security Staff Studies

NR 3268 CBOM66 15215A 19440701 Annual Report of Cryptographic Material Branch FY 

1945

Box 1025

NR 3269 CBOM67 16032A 19420000 Photos M-209 Random Key Printer

NR 3270 CBOM67 16033A 19430927 Monthly Production Trends Reports and Memoranda

NR 3271 CBOM67 16034A 19430308 Cryptanalysts Solutions, Intercept Evaluations

NR 3272 CBOM67 16035A 19441103 Traffic Processing in Typical Month 

NR 3273 CBOM67 16036A 19440100 Traffic Graphs 

NR 3274 CBOM67 16038A 19440000 System Reports 

NR 3275 CBOM67 16047A 19430621 Transmission Security Unit Reports C Branch

NR 3276 CBOM67 16048A 19430601 Security Control File. Miscellaneous Items

NR 3277 CBOM67 16049A 19431210 Coordination Section Progress Reports

NR 3278 CBOM67 16050A 19450516 General Cryptanalytic Branch Weekly Reports

NR 3279 CBOM67 16051A 19460000 Polygraphic Coincidence Counter with Alphabet Mixer

NR 3280 CBOM67 16053A 19450108 Staff Study on OSS Cryptographic Plan 

NR 3281 CBOM67 16054A 19440519 U.S. Army Converter M228 

NR 3282 CBOM67 16066A 19440426 Machine Branch, Photographs 

Box 1026

NR 3283 CBOM68 14989A 19460000 History of Converter M-134-C (SIGABA) Vol. 1, 11 

and 111

Box 1027

NR 3285 CBOM71 16485A 19440211 Correspondence on Japanese Army Material

NR 3286 CBOM71 16486A 19400000 Various Codes 

NR 3287 CBOM71 16489A 19431118 Maneuvers of Cryptanalytic Unit of Army Ground 

Forces

NR 3288 CBOM71 16503A 19440909 Plans for R and D Crypto Equipment 

NR 3289 CBOM71 16549A 19450319 Report of Security Division Activities

NR 3290 CBOM71 16877A 19450702 Letters on Central Bureau Brisbane Liaison

NR 3291 CBOM71 17885A 19430000 Survey of Morale, Signal Security Agency 1943

NR 3292 CBOM71 18199A 19431102 Operations Instructions Nos. 1-6

NR 3293 CBOM71 18202A 19430117 Correspondence on Field Manuals 24-10, 11 and 17

NR 3294 CBOM71 18205A 19400000 Training Team #1 (Japanese) 

Box 1028

NR 3295 CBOM73 19238A 19440810 Monthly Production Trends Reports

NR 3296 CBOM73 19325A 19450100 Monthly Production Trends Reports

NR 3297 CBOM73 19646A 19450410 Liaison Unit Projects (Post War Plans)

NR 3298 CBOM73 20754A 19441210 Army Service Forces, Signal Security Agency PlanPeriod 

Box 1029

NR 3299 CBOM74 21169A 19450330 Liaison Activities with Military Intelligence Services

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1507

NR 3300 CBOM74 21326A 19440200 Authorization of the 2nd Signal Service Battalion, 

1944-1945

NR 3301 CBOM74 22389A 19400215 Evening Staff Discussion Group (Nite Club)

NR 3303 CBOM74 24275A 19450105 Arlington Dudbuster, the-1945 

NR 3304 CBOM74 24739A 19440600 Band-Transposition Systems 

Box 1030

NR 3305 CBOM75 24950A 19440313 Documents of Second Conference on Japanese Army 

Communications, 1944

NR 3306 CBOM75 26163A 19440715 Japanese Army Radio Information, Special Report 6, 

Cross Duplicates, Their Recognition and Exploitation

Boxes 1030-1032

NR 3307 CBOM75 26296A 19430707 Collection of Multinational Diplomatic Translations of 

White House Interest, 1943-1945

Box 1033

NR 3308 CBOM78 13750A 19450330 Correspondence on Facsimile Equipment AN-GXA-2

NR 3309 CBOM78 13970A 19440201 WB-10-in Instructions for Use of U.S. Weather Bureau 

Cipher K Series

NR 3310 CBOM78 13971A 19440000 WB-10(61) U.S. Weather Bureau Cipher K-61 with 

Cipher Index l

NR 3311 CBOM78 16159A 19430410 Intercept Equipment CK Signals

NR 3312 CBOM78 26297A 19450406 Special Folder Multinational Diplomatic Translations of 

White House Interest I

NR 3313 CBOM78 26371A 19440704 Pentanagrammer, 1944 

NR 3314 CBOM78 26372A 19440510 Rapid Analytical Machinery, 1944

NR 3315 CBOM78 26373A 19440510 Ram File, 1944 

Box 1034

NR 3316 CBPD21 12668A 19420700 Cryptographic System No. 849 Issued by GHQ SWPA, 

1942

NR 3317 CBPD21 17532A 19430225 Minutes of Committee “G,” Cryptographic Security and 

Cryptographic Systems

NR 3318 CBPD21 17533A 19430220 Minutes of Intercept Coordinating Committee 

NR 3319 CBPD21 17534A 19450605 Traffic Transmission in Southwest Pacific Area

NR 3320 CBPD21 17535A 19420507 Central Bureau, Brisbane, Correspondence of SWPA 

NR 3321 CBPD21 8222A 19450501 Monthly Summary of Enemy Dispositions

Box 1035

NR 3322 CBPD43 16259A 19420707 Reciprocal Alphabets and Friedman Squares

NR 3323 CBPD43 17848A 19441115 Organization of U.S. Naval Communications 

Intelligence

NR 3325 CBPD43 18742A 19431221 Solution of the Japanese Diplomatic System JAM (NE 

or Nagoya)

NR 3326 CBPD43 301A 19430809 Aviation Signal Technique 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1508

NR 3327 CBPD43 572A 19420220 Ground/Air Liaison Signals

NR 3328 CBPD43 613A 19441008 Translation of Captured Document 

NR 3329 CBPD43 7943A 19430210 Extracts from Japanese Notebook on Procedure Signals

NR 3330 CBPD43 7944A 19430502 Excerpts from Japanese Document (S.B. 5529) Re 

Command, Liaison and Communications

Box 1036

NR 3331 CBPG16 1062A 19440312 Cryptographic Notes and Observations

Boxes 1037-1044

NR 3332 CBPG17 1063A 19441019 Cryptographic Intelligence Material

Box 1045

NR 3333 CBPG27 1101A 19430915 Japanese Bookbreakers Bulletins and Technical 

Circulars

NR 3334 CBPG27 1102A 19421031 Air to Ground Traffic Reports - ABC 10

Box 1046

NR 3335 CBPG28 1103A 19440831 Ground Traffic Reports - B11

NR 3336 CBPG28 1104A 19440902 Code Instruction Messages - B11

Box 1047

NR 3337 CBPG31 1105A 19430529 IBM Reports and All Machines

NR 3338 CBPG31 1106A 19440208 Traffic Analysis Weekly Reports 

Box 1048

NR 3339 CBPG32 1107A 19440517 Traffic Analysis Weekly Reports 

NR 3340 CBPG32 1108A 19440720 Traffic Analysis Reports 

Boxes 1049-1050

NR 3341 CBPG33 1065A 19440906 Japanese Army Radio Information-Traffic Analysis 

Reports 

Box 1051

NR 3342 CBPG35 1109A 19441001 Traffic Analysis Material and Japanese Army Call Sign 

Systems

NR 3343 CBPG35 1110A 19430320 Paper “Use of Cross-System Dupes” and General File

NR 3344 CBPG35 1111A 19440220 Sen Angoo #1 2468 JEK and Supplements #1 and 14

NR 3345 CBPG35 1112A 19441003 Sen Angoo #2 9876-IEK - Recovered Indicator Keys

NR 3346 CBPG35 1113A 19440801 Conversion Square Book, Vol II 

NR 3347 CBPG35 1114A 19440202 Army Administrative Air System -3366- JES

NR 3348 CBPG35 11 l5A 19430410 Army Air Force System 3366 - JES

NR 3349 CBPG35 1126A 19421031 Systems Book Communications 

NR 3350 CBPG35 1128A 19430214 Japanese Navy Department Cryptographic Titles Book/

Recognition Data Book

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1509

Box 1052

NR 3351 CBPG36 1116A 19431227 Miscellaneous 3-Figure Material 

NR 3352 CBPG36 1117A 19431024 Rikugun Angoo #4 Production, Volume #1

NR 3353 CBPG36 1118A 19421200 Non-Discriminant Bulbul 

NR 3354 CBPG36 1119A 19440511 Rikugun Angoo #4 Production, Vol. #2

Box 1053

NR 3355 CBPG37 1120A 19450809 Stereotypes and Message Analysis, Vol #9

NR 3356 CBPG37 1121A 19440801 Rikugun Angoo NR 4 - Part 2 

NR 3357 CBPG37 1122A 19390901 Rikugun Angoo 

Box 1054

NR 3358 CBPG38 1123A 19430515 Sen Angoo NR 1/Sen Angoo NR 2 

NR 3359 CBPG38 1124A 19430630 Sen Angoo NR1/Sen Angoo NR2 

NR 3360 CBPG38 1125A 19390902 Early History of Japanese Army Systems

Box 1055

NR 3361 CBPG41 1127A 19390901 Systems Book - ATRW 

NR 3362 CBPG41 1129A 19390901 Early Information on Rikugun Systems

NR 3363 CBPG41 1138A 19421228 Systems Book Traffic 

Box 1056

NR 3364 CBPG42 1130A 19421227 Systems Book-Indicator and Discriminant Study

NR 3365 CBPG42 1131A 19430909 Systems Book - Air 

NR 3366 CBPG42 1132A 19390900 Systems Book - Miscellaneous 4-Digit Systems

Box 1057

NR 3367 CBPG43 1133A 19400420 Japanese Army Airforce System 

NR 3368 CBPG43 1139A 19440801 Master Square Book 

NR 3369 CBPG43 1141A 19440000 7890 Additive 

NR 3370 CBPG43 1142A 194408012468 Additive - JEK 

Box 1058

NR 3371 CBPG44 1134A 19450720 Systems Book JES Production 

NR 3372 CBPG44 1135A 19410625 3-Digit Japanese Systems Book 

NR 3373 CBPG44 1136A 19441101 Systems Book JEV Carmine Research and Production

NR 3374 CBPG44 1137A 19450201 Systems Book JEV Cardinal Vermilion Research and 

Production

Box 1059

NR 3375 CBPG45 1140A 19441231 Japanese Army and Division Level Code Systems, 

December 1944 - August 1945

NR 3376 CBPG45 1195A 19450705 Japanese Army Radio Information-Traffic Analysis 

Reports

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1510

Box 1060

NR 3376 CBPG45 1195A 19450705 Japanese Army Radio Information-Traffic Analysis 

Reports

Box 1061

NR 3377 CBPG47 1196A 19431024 Cryptographic Notes and Observations-Message 

Analysis, Vol. No. 4

Box 1062

NR 3378 CBPG48 1197A 19441017 Japanese Army Radio Information - Traffic Analysis 

Reports

Boxes 1063-1064

NR 3379 CBPG51 1198A 19440810 Cryptographic Observations and Notes-Message 

Analysis

Box 1065

NR 3380 CBPG53 1202A 19370101 Japanese Army Systems - General Research

Box 1066

NR 3381 CBPG54 1203A 19390000 Japanese Army Systems - Miscellaneous

NR 3382 CBPG54 1204A 19441028 Systems Book - JES Production

NR 3383 CBPG54 1205A 19450201 JEM and Allied Systems - Production - Vol. 4

NR 3384 CBPG54 1206A 19440326 JEM and Allied Systems - Research – Vol. 2

Box 1067

NR 3385 CBPJ17 17091A 19450000 History of the 833rd Signal Service Company, 1942 - 

1945

NR 3386 CBPJ17 17092A 19450000 Technical History Report of 6811th Signal Security 

Detachment (Prov)

Boxes 1070-1071

NR 3390 CBPM35 13310A 19440102 Schematics and Unidentified Machine Drawings from 

National Cash Register Company, 1944

Box 1072

NR 3391 CBPM44 24215A 19441012 Project C-43 Decoding Speech Codes

NR 3392 CBPM44 24954A 19440115 AJ Characteristics of Printing Telegraph Systems, 1944

NR 3393 CBPM44 24955A 19430129 Jamming-Notes Relative to a Type of Jamming Signal, 

1943

NR 3394 CBPM44 25479A 19430715 Project C-71 Radio Recording 1943, Final Report, 

1943

NR 3395 CBPM44 25566A 19450801 U.S. Radar Survey - Airborne Radar, 1945

NR 3396 CBPM44 25567A 19450601 U.S. Radar Survey - Ground Radar, 1945

NR 3397 CBPM44 25568A 19460000 Recognition of Underwater Sounds, 1946

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1511

NR 3398 CBPM44 25596A 19420331 Ultra High Speed Flash Telegraphy, 1942

NR 3399 CBPM44 25650A 19460000 Frequency - Modulated Sonar Systems, 1946

Box 1073

NR 3400 CBQB11 121A 19430000 Air-Ground Liaison Code 

NR 3401 CBQB11 139A 19440819 Burma-Use of Radio Intercepts for Fighter Sweeps

NR 3402 CBQB11 318A 19440408 MED SIGINT Committee Meeting Minutes

NR 3403 CBQB11 322A 19440315 YNA Committee Meeting Minutes 

NR 3404 CBQB11 330A 19440426 Minutes of MED SIGINT Committee 

NR 3405 CBQB11 410A 19430620 Memo to Colonels Clarke and McCormack-Subject 

Number 6 Intelligence School

NR 3406 CBQB11 573A 19430820 Operation of “J” Service in Sicilian Campaign, July and 

August 1943

NR 3407 CBQB11 582A 19430907 Interrogation Report No. 6 of Japanese Prisoner of War 

T. Yamada, February 1943

NR 3409 CBQB11 699A 19440401 J.A.A.F. in the S.E. Asia Area-Report

NR 3410 CBQB11 700A 19431228 Wireless Experimental Center [Delhi, India] “D” Section 

Traffic Analysis Report No. 97

Box 1074

NR 3411 CBQB12 701A 19441222 J.A.A.F. Fighter R/T Interception in S.E.A.C.

NR 3412 CBQB12 702A 19441010 Traffic Analysis Report #111 

Box 1075

NR 3415 CBQC41 23273A 19420320 Fleet Radio Unit Melbourne (7th U.S. Fleet) Outgoing/

Incoming Messages

Box 1080

NR 3416 CBQD34 444A 19440206 Permutation Tables Referred to in AJC-572

NR 3417 CBQD34 521A 19440829 Dictionary Translation 

NR 3418 CBQD34 608A 19440301 Details Regarding Urgent Communications 

NR 3419 CBQD34 640A 19440607 Military Communications Weekly Reports

Box 1082

NR 3420 CBQD36 695A 19450101 Weekly Reports-Japanese Military Communications

Box 1083

NR 3421 CBQD37 1159A 19450000 Publications Issued by Central Bureau Brisbane

NR 3422 CBQD37 1160A 19450101 Index of Japanese Code Materials by DiscriminantSection II

NR 3423 CBQD37 1161A 19440424 Japanese Additive Systems 

NR 3424 CBQD37 1164A 19450300 Technical Signals Intelligence Report No. 1

NR 3425 CBQD37 1165A 19450331 Report on Analysis of Japanese Code Books

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1512

Box 1084

NR 3426 CBQD38 1168A 19450215 Addresses from Ultra Sources 

NR 3427 CBQD38 1171A 19450315 Captured Document Monthly Report

Box 1085

NR 3428 CBQD41 1299A 19430406 Copies of Messages Supplied by Australia with 

Clarifying Notes

NR 3429 CBQD41 1311A 19450500 Central Bureau, Technical Signals, Intelligence Report

NR 3430 CBQD41 5485A 19450919 Japanese Secret Word System of Naval Ministry

NR 3431 CBQD41 5728A 19420811 Japanese Army Radio Information - Y Organization in 

Australia

Box 1086

NR 3432 CBQD42 10177A 19451218 Central Bureau - Technical Records

NR 3433 CBQD42 5991A 19450310 Central Bureau Matters of Cryptographic Interest

NR 3434 CBQD42 6030A 19450331 Central Bureau Report on Matters of Cryptographic 

Interest

NR 3435 CBQD42 6178A 19420611 Correspondence Pertaining to “Yo” Code

NR 3436 CBQD42 8006A 19450902 Function of the Hikari Agency 

NR 3437 CBQD42 9906A 19450920 Report on Mandrake Operation

Boxes 1087-1093

NR 3438 CBQD55 23857A 19420320 Fleet Radio Unit Melbourne (7th Fleet) Daily Digests

Boxes 1094-1095

NR 3439 CBQH11 501A 19431231 Sixty Daily Traffic Analysis Reports

Box 1096

NR 3440 CBQH78 32864A 19440720 Cryptographic Dictionary, 1944 

Box 1097

NR 3443 CBQM13 43019A 19430500 Colonel McCormack Trip to London

NR 3444 CBQM13 4844A 19430210 Col. Alfred McCormack Papers 

NR 3445 CBQM13 4866A 19430519 McCormack Messages 

Box 1098

NR 3451 CBQM33 3712A 19500000 Investigations of Cryptologic Personnel

NR 3453 CBQM33 3714A 19500000 Thoughts About the Radio Intelligence Service for 

Today and Tomorrow

NR 3455 CBQM33 3717A 19400000 Daily Changing Key Pad 3004 

NR 3458 CBQM33 3724A 19500000 Descriptions of 18 Ciphers

NR 3459 CBQM33 3725A 19500000 Systematic Character, Analysis, and Security of 

Cryptosystems

NR 3460 CBQM33 3731 A 19450000 Key Table of West for May 1945

NR 3461 CBQM33 3733A 19430728 Signal Book for Riflemen

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1513

Box 1099

NR 3464 CBQM37 4000A 19200000 Secret Inks 

NR 3465 CBQM37 4852A 19430109 Postage Stamp Code - Anthony E. Scottino Case

NR 3466 CBQM37 6211A 19450000 Lt. Col. Shirahama’s Lectures on Theory of Secret 

Communications

NR 3467 CBQM37 682A 19450215 Prisoner-of-War Reports on Methods of Secret 

Communications

NR 3468 CBQM37 863A 19431129 Secret Writing 

NR 3469 CBQM37 896A 19430326 Worksheets of the Lab Branch on Secret Ink Tests

NR 3470 CBQM37 897A 19430601 Miscellaneous Papers on Prisoner of War Censorship and 

Secret Writing

NR 3471 CBQM37 898A 19440331 Letters Containing Secret Writing Condemned by Lab 

After Examination

Box 1100

NR 3473 CBQM38 5003A 19420315 Instruction for Using Single Special Cipher

NR 3477 CBQM38 5008A 19380000 Log Book for the Entry of Outgoing Encoded Messages

NR 3479 CBQM38 5015A 19000000 Rules for Use of Code Table “KT”

NR 3480 CBQM38 5016A 19000000 Procedure for the Determination of the Group in the 

Encipherment Table

NR 3483 CBQM38 5019A 19000000 Secret Military Information 

NR 3486 CBQM38 5022A 19000000 Rules for Use of Conversation Table Pt-41

NR 3490 CBQM38 5026A 19000000 Description and Rules for Use of General System SH-G 

04

NR 3492 CBQM38 5028A 19000000 Rules for Enciphering, Composition of Indicator and 

Encoding Conditions

NR 3493 CBQM38 5029A 19000000 Rules for the Use of Encipherment Tables & 

Composition of Indicator Groups

NR 3494 CBQM38 5030A 19430200 Directive to the Cipher Organization Corps and 

Divisions

NR 3495 CBQM38 5032A 19430223 Directive to the Chef of Cipher Organization Corps and 

Divisions and 5 MSV

NR 3496 CBQM38 5033A 19000000 Rules for the Use of Combinators

NR 3501 CBQM38 5040A 19440126 Description and Rules for the Use of Encipherment 

Pads “1”

Box 1101

NR 3504 CBQM41 5045A 19431201 Code Worksheets 

NR 3505 CBQM41 5046A 19431231 Report on the Encoding Methods of Russian Bands and 

Intelligence Groups

NR 3506 CBQM41 5047A 19000000 Code Worksheets for 05-R Difference Table

NR 3507 CBQM41 5048A 19000000 Difference Tables for Code 010-P

NR 3508 CBQM41 5049A 19440822 Meanings-No. 40-for R4 ZC 1630 

NR 3510 CBQM41 5052A 19430303 Number of Nets-Personnel Arrangement

NR 3513 CBQM41 5055A 19000000 Conversation Table No. 6 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1514

Box 1102

NR 3514 CBRC15 21089A 19440115 Direction Finder for Airplane, Ship and Ground Use, 

Proposals 224 and 243

NR 3515 CBRC15 21091A 19441216 Radio Direction Finders-Model DAJ

NR 3516 CBRC15 21093A 19420619 Proximity Effect of a Metallic Fence on Navy Model 

Direction Finder

NR 3517 CBRC15 21094A 19461100 Pacific VHF Intercept and Direction Finding Project, 

1945

NR 3518 CBRC15 21095A 19411029 Description of a Short Wave Direction Finder for Land 

Stations

NR 3519 CBRC15 21096A 19440729 Ultra High Frequency Direction Finding Study (RCA)

NR 3520 CBRC15 21097A 19421211 Experimental Spaced-Loop Finder for Very High 

Frequencies

NR 3521 CBRC15 21099A 19440805 Developments of British Naval Direction Finding

NR 3522 CBRC15 21100A 19430000 Suggested Graphical Method for Least-Squares Fix 

Determination

Box 1103

NR 3523 CBRK24 12951A 19420411 Survey of Map Coordinate Codes, 1942-4

NR 3524 CBRK24 12956A 19430100 Technical Survey of Combat Codes, 1943

NR 3525 CBRK24 12957A 19450000 Historical Survey of Strip Cipher Systems, 1945

NR 3526 CBRK24 12960A 19420728 Survey of Authentication Systems, 1942-45

Box 1104

NR 3527 CBRK25 13009A 19450109 Correspondence on the Use of SIGABA and Other 

Cipher Equipments, 1945-48

Box 1105

NR 3528 CBRK26 13010A 19440814 Weekly Traffic Analysis Reports on High Level U.S. 

Army Communications, 1944-1945

NR 3529 CBRK26 13016A 19430117 Technical Survey of Army Air Force Cryptographic 

Systems

NR 3530 CBRK26 13017 19420929 Methods of Encipherment of the Division Field Codes, 

1942-4

Box 1106

NR 3531 CBRK28 13094A 19450319 Special Signal Operations in the United Kingdom, 

1945

NR 3532 CBRK28 13096A 19421221 Evaluation Studies and History of the Converter M228, 194246

NR 3534 CBRK28 13101A 19450605 Correspondence on Miscellaneous U.S. COMSEC 

Systems, 1945-54

Box 1107

NR 3535 CBRL61 13838A 19450630 Manual for Afloat Radio Intelligence Units

NR 3536 CBRL61 13839A 19420700 Report on Study of Stereotyped Headings of Japanese 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1515

Messages

NR 3537 CBRL61 13840A 19431000 Convoy Movements Reported by GT October and 

November 1943

NR 3539 CBRL61 13842A 19440118 Diary of Operation “Flintlock” - Occupation of 

Kwajalein and Majuro February 1944

Box 1108

NR 3540 CBRL63 13844A 19441230 Operational Log of Activity During Strikes on Formosa/

Luzon December 1944 - January 1945 by RIU

NR 3541 CBRL63 13845A 19450210 Radio Intelligence Unit Operational Log of Activity 

During Occupation of Iwo Jima

NR 3542 CBRL63 13846A 19440720 Operational Logs of Radio Intelligence Units Afloat in 

Pacific

NR 3543 CBRL63 39704A 19440000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, System 

Titled JN-11D

Box 1109

NR 3544 CBRL67 13847A 19450000 Japanese Code Books - 3 Parts 

Box 1112

NR 3551 CBSC73 42563A 19440619 Establishment of Army-Navy Communication 

Intelligence Board

NR 3552 CBSC73 6101A 19430500 Security of Allied Ciphers

NR 3554 CBSC73 8022A 19450520 Report on Interrogation of Lt. Col. Nielsen on 20 May 

1945 

Box 1113

NR 3564 CBTB27 16840A 19430000 History of Special Security Operations Overseas, Vols. 

I thru V

Box 1114

NR 3565 CBTB34 16865A 19420700 Signal Security Agency Intelligence, Div, Belli SemiMonthly Reports, September 1942- December 1943

NR 3566 CBTB34 16866A 19431231 B-III Semi-Monthly Reports, December 1943 thru 

November 1944, Cryptanalytic Branch

NR 3567 CBTB34 16868A 19430101 B-III Weekly Reports, October - December 1943, 

General Cryptanalytic Section

NR 3568 CBTB34 16870A 19430100 B-III Weekly Reports, January 1943 - October 1943, 

General Cryptanalytic Section

NR 3569 CBTB34 16878A 19430500 Organization and Activities, Cryptographic Branch, 

Signal Security Service

NR 3570 CBTB34 16879A 19430216 Signal Security Agency, Language Branch, Subsection 

Bis Weekly Reports

NR 3571 CBTB34 16880A 19450415 History of Training in Signal Security Agency

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1516

Box 1115

NR 3572 CBTB75 17236A 19450000 History of Communications Branch Arlington Hall 

Station September 1941 to July 1944

NR 3573 CBTB75 17237A 19440912 Situation Report, Language Branch

NR 3574 CBTB75 17238A 19440626 Annual Report Fiscal Year 1944 F Branch Signal 

Security Agency

NR 3575 CBTB75 17240A 19440601 Organization of Military Cryptanalysts Branch, SPSI-BII

NR 3576 CBTB75 17241A 19440900 Cryptanalytic Branch Annual Report the Fiscal Year 

1944

NR 3577 CBTB75 17242A 19440000 Signal Security Agency, Cryptanalytic Branch, Annual 

Report 1944

NR 3578 CBTB75 17243A 19440809 Second Signal Service Battalion Organization

Box 1116

NR 3579 CBTC13 17332A 19450000 Signal Security Agency Development Branch Annual 

Report for Fiscal Year 1945

NR 3580 CBTC13 17333A 19450000 History Machine Branch 

NR 3581 CBTC13 17334A 19460000 History of the Language Branch, Army Security 

Agency

NR 3582 CBTC13 17336A 19440819 Operations of Signal Intelligence Division, USAFICPA

Box 1117

NR 3584 CBTC46 17424A 19450517 Security Study of AN/GSQ-1, Privacy Equipment

NR 3585 CBTC46 17425A 19450900 Historical Survey of the Work Done by the Machine 

Analysis Unit on the 13 lA1

NR 3586 CBTC46 17426A 19450305 Chronological History of Ciphony

NR 3587 CBTC46 17427A 19451129 History of Signal Security Agency, Ciphony, Time 

Division Scrambler

NR 3588 CBTC46 17428A 19420000 Cryptographic Description, Type X Machine

NR 3589 CBTC46 17429A 19420717 History of Non-Morse Activities

Box 1118

NR 3590 CBTC56 17461A 19450900 Teletypewriter Key Generator Systems

NR 3591 CBTC56 17462A 19461218 Project History of the Converter M-409 (SIGGIG)

Box 1119

NR 3593 CBTC67 17481A 19450208 Original J.N.-157 Machine

NR 3594 CBTC67 17482A 19450228 Gypsy 

NR 3595 CBTC67 17483A 19451228 Hand Version of B-211 Machine

NR 3596 CBTC67 17485A 19450303 M-8 and M-9 

NR 3597 CBTC67 17486A 19450521 JN-37 Problem on Mypo. 

NR 3598 CBTC67 17487A 19450103 Printer Tester 

NR 3599 CBTC67 17488A 19450604 Multiple Grenade 

NR 3600 CBTC67 17489A 19430600 Col. McCormack’s Trip to London, May-June 1943

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1517

Box 1120

NR 3602 CBTC78 17516A 19440600 Octagon Conference, September 1944

NR 3603 CBTC78 17519A 19450417 Joint Authentication Systems for Use in the Pacific

Box 1121

NR 3604 CBTD31 17601A 19430715 Signal Security Agency Survey 

NR 3605 CBTD31 17602A 19390000 Technical History Japanese Army

Box 1122

NR 3605 CBTD31 17602A 19390000 Technical History Japanese Army

Box 1123

NR 3605 CBTD31 17602A 19390000 Technical History Japanese Army

NR 3606 CBTD32A 17613A 19420918 Plans for Research and Development of 

Cryptographic and Cryptanalytic Machinery

NR 3607 CBTD32A 17742A 19430620 Number Six Intelligence School at Bletchley Park

NR 3608 CBTD32A 17743A 19770000 Origin of U.S.-British Communications Intelligence 

Cooperation (1940 - 1941)

Box 1124

NR 3609 CBTD76 17640A 19420109 Research and Development of Cryptographic 

Equipments-Histories 1918-1945

NR 3610 CBTD76 17641A 19450730 Signal Security Agency Cryptographic Materiel Branch 

Annual Report FY 1945 (1 July 1944 - 30 Jun 1945)

NR 3612 CBTD76 17643A 19450000 Annual Report of Cryptographic Materiel Branch and 

Communications Security Branch 1945

NR 3613 CBTD76 17644A 19451006 Message Analysis in Censorship 

NR 3614 CBTD76 17645A 19420200 History of the Military Cryptanalytic Branch (SPSIB-2)

Box 1125

NR 3615 CBTE11 17648A 19460000 Signal Security Agency History of Cryptographic 

Branch - 1865-1917; - July 1945

NR 3616 CBTE11 17651A 19370302 Organization and Duties of S.I. Division and Plan of 

Organization of Signal Intelligence Section

NR 3617 CBTE11 17655A 19460409 War Department General Staff, Intelligence Division 

Organizational Chart

NR 3618 CBTE11 17657A 19190808 Instructions for Using War Department Telegraphic 

Codes, 1919

Box 1126

NR 3620 CBTE28 17738A 19430812 E Operations of the GC & CS at Bletchley Park

NR 3621 CBTE28 17739A 19431004 Report on IBM Operations and Overseas Interception

NR 3622 CBTE28 17740A 19430206 Ultra Special Signal Intelligence Combined Security 

Instructions and Regulations

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1518

Box 1127

NR 3624 CBTE38 17749A 19420801 U.S. Navy Communications: Joint U.S. Army-Navy 

Communications; Joint U.S. British Communications

NR 3625 CBTE38 17751A 19450619 Joint Authentication Systems for Use in the Pacific

NR 3626 CBTE 38 17752A 19470000 Notes for Use in Case Pearl Harbor Committee Visits 

Arlington Hall Station

NR 3627 CBTE38 17753A 19410323 Pearl Harbor Miscellaneous Material

NR 3628 CBTE38 17754A 19431103 Selections from Undated Printed Publication

NR 3629 CBTE38 17756A 19390000 Pearl Harbor Investigation Excerpts 1939-December 

1941

Box 1128

NR 3630 CBTE41 17763A 19421023 Intercept Information, Japanese Army Radio 

Operations (SIGSGA), (SIGMAW)

NR 3633 CBTE41 17767A 19421101 International Point-to-Point Radio Circuits

NR 3634 CBTE41 17768A 19440000 History of Intercept Control 

NR 3635 CBTE41 17835A 19420000 Instructions for Use of Intrazonal Confidential 

Meteorological Cipher L-2 ( Part 1)

Box 1129

NR 3636 CBTE42 17774A 19410400 Model DY-2 Radio Direction Finder Equipment

NR 3637 CBTE42 17775A 19451108 Japanese “DD” (Routing Procedure) Systems

NR 3638 CBTE42 17776A 19450000 Signals Communications Systems

NR 3639 CBTE42 17777A 19440000 History of Far Eastern Diplomatic Net

NR 3640 CBTE42 17778A 19521017 Japanese Signal Intelligence Service

Box 1130

NR 3641 CBTE43 17787A 19450220 Ultra Supplement to Study and Recommendations 

Relative to Security of XXI Bomber Command Communications

NR 3642 CBTE43 17788A 19430701 History of Japanese Army Radio Information and War 

Department/OSIGO Duties and Functions of T/A Personnel

NR 3643 CBTE43 17789A 19440626 Second Conference on Japanese Army 

Communications

Box 1131

NR 3644 CBTE48 17829A 19440000 Japanese Five-Day Enciphering Squares (1944-1945) I

NR 3645 CBTE48 17830A 19450000 Stone Report 

NR 3646 CBTE48 17831 A 19450000 Preliminary Report on the Japanese Naval Sapphire 

Cipher Machine in JN-73

Box 1132

NR 3647 CBTE52 17838A 19380000 Cooperation in Deriving Intelligence from Encrypted 

Meteorological Messages in World War II

NR 3648 CBTE52 17839A 19451204 Japanese Weather Terms 

NR 3649 CBTE52 17840A 19401217 Department of Commerce Weather Bureau Codes 

December 1940 - March 1942

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1519

Box 1133

NR 3650 CBTE56 17864A 19440400 Grammar of Modern Written Japanese

NR 3651 CBTE56 17865A 19440701 Study of the Character “KA” as Used in the Japanese 

Language

NR 3652 CBTE56 17866A 19431200 Collection of Textual Material for Use in Training 

Linguists in a Japanese Language Class

NR 3653 CBTE56 17867A 19430000 Japanese Encipherment System 7890

NR 3654 CBTE56 17868A 19430000 Reading Code Material 

NR 3655 CBTE56 17869A 19430130 Japanese Army Systems

NR 3656 CBTE56 17870A 19430000 Heading Information Memorandum - Address Training

NR 3657 CBTE56 17871A 19430403 Training - Signal Corps Radio Communications School

Box 1134

NR 3659 CBTE63 17914A 19200129 Elementary Means of Transmission

NR 3660 CBTE63 17916A 19550330 Radio Direction Finder Equipment for Intercept 

Purposes

NR 3661 CBTE63 17918A 19420801 British GC&CS [Government Code and Cipher School]

NR 3662 CBTE63 17919A 19440000 Summary Report on W.E.C. (Wireless Experimental 

Centre/Delhi)

NR 3663 CBTE63 17920A 19410117 Joint Army-Navy Codes and Systems

Box 1136

NR 3666 CBTG68 18502A 19000000 Instructions for Liaison and Transmissions

NR 3668 CBTG68 18507A 19441101 Radio Reconnaissance, Regiment 353 War Diary

NR 3669 CBTG68 18524A 00000000 Teleprinter - Connector 

Box 1137

NR 3670 CBTH75 18803A 19400915 RIP 37A - General Characteristics of Japanese 

Diplomatic Communications Cryptographic Systems

NR 3671 CBTH75 18804A 19400915 RIP 37B - Auxiliary Japanese Diplomatic Systems

NR 3672 CBTH75 18805A 19440401 RIP 37B, Change 4 - K10 Transposition (Basic System J-19)

Box 1138

NR 3673 CBTI12 18813A 19431130 RIP 84A - JN Recognition Data Book with Changes 1 

and 2 (Codes JN 1 thru JN 71)

NR 3674 CBTI12 18828A 19390601 RIP 7 - Instructions for Use of Forms and Keys, 

Japanese Orange Administrative Code

NR 3675 CBTI12 18839A 19431130 RIP 84B (with Changes I and 2) - JN Recognition Data 

Book (Codes JN 75 to JN 181)

Box 1139

NR 3676 CBTI32 17202A 19430513 Annual Report of the Chief Signal Officer for the Fiscal 

Year 1943

NR 3677 CBTI32 18923A 19380000 RIP 17, RIP 29, RIP 36 - Chinese Diplomatic Net 

NR 3678 CBTI32 18955A 19420600 RIP 45 Change 1 - Radio Intelligence (Intercept) 

Manual

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1520

NR 3679 CBTI32 19029A 19421015 RIP 77 Change 4 - Instructions for M-5 (Orange 

Diplomatic) “B” Machine - Army Purple Machine

NR 3680 CBTI32 19047A 19430501 RIP 96 Change 1 - Japanese Naval Attaché Codes

Box 1145

NR 3696 CBTM11 20271A 19420300 Cipher Sections Survey, March 1942 - November 1943

Box 1146

NR 3698 CBTM11A 20272A 19420115 Cipher Sections Survey Reports No. 1-3

Box 1147

NR 3704 CBTM13 20289A 19440214 Model Copy Difference Table (IBM)

NR 3705 CBTM13 20290A 19380603 Rules for the Use of Reencipherment

NR 3707 CBTM13 20292A 19440213 Air Force Organizations, Air Power, Arrangement, 

Equipment, Type of Planes, Personnel and Training.

Boxes 1148-1273

NR 3709 G22-0504-3 6A 19440200 Japanese Army Translations 

Box 1273

NR 3709 G22-0504-3 6A 19440200 Japanese Army Translations 

Box 1275

NR 3715 ZEMA02 1036A 19441000 Captured Document-OAF AR Jargon Code (Not 

Translated)

NR 3716 ZEMA02 252A 19440531 Tables 

NR 3719 ZEMA02 46853A 19450407 Japanese Special Intelligence Officers

Box 1276

NR 3724 ZEMA03 13700A 19440115 Series of Orders, Memos, Instructions and Functions 

for GT Organization (Sub Div of OP-20-G)

NR 3725 ZEMA03 13746A 19430900 Technical Survey of the M-131A1 Converter

NR 3726 ZEMA03 13764A 19430217 Japanese Compromise of Vichy Code

NR 3727 ZEMA03 14032A 19420115 80 MM Modulated Light Speech and Signal Equipment

NR 3728 ZEMA03 2337A 19420110 Secrecy of Radio and Cables 

NR 3729 ZEMA03 44674A 19450107 Government Code and Cipher School Histories (Naval)

Box 1277

NR 3733 ZEMA04 12906A 19440713 Signal Information and Monitoring Correspondence/

Mediterranean SIGINT Committee Minutes

NR 3739 ZEMA04 17586A 19440831 Enemy Equipment Intelligence Service Team Activity 

Reports

NR 3742 ZEMA04 22673A 19440122 Report on Fifth Army Signal Intelligence Service

NR 3743 ZEMA04 24343A 19450606 Valve (Radio Tube) Laboratories Clausthal-Zellereld, 1945

NR 3745 ZEMA04 6330A 19430810 Research on Additive Systems with an Alternate Matrix 

as a Basis

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1521

Box 1278

NR 3746 ZEMA05 13979A 19400000 Part IV of Code Book Boa Jabab Bis Kulzu

NR 3747 ZEMA05 17502A 19440816 Cryptographic Plan (SIGIRA) 

NR 3748 ZEMA05 2250A 19430330 Enemy Units and Networks Heard and Identified

NR 3749 ZEMA05 231A 19440809 Code Tables 

NR 3750 ZEMA05 232A 19440426 Code Name Books 

NR 3754 ZEMA05 35870A 19390000 Basic Field Manual, Military Intelligence (Volume XSecret Communication)

NR 3755 ZEMA05 35875A 19410303 Cipher Machines; Chronological Summary of Events in

Development (M134, M325, MARKII ECM, M138, HEK)

NR 3756 ZEMA05 416A 19420215 Conversion Chart Number Two Chief of Staff

NR 3757 ZEMA05 445A 19440524 Daily Rabid Advance Air Report 

NR 3759 ZEMA05 542A 19430408 Table

NR 3760 ZEMA05 59A 19420000 Tables

Box 1279

NR 3763 ZEMA06 13105A 19431125 Studies on the Use of the Converter M131A1, 1943

NR 3764 ZEMA06 13152A 19420817 Weather Codes and Cryptanalytic Devices for Weather 

Traffic, 1942-5

NR 3765 ZEMA06 17652A 19421031 Radio Countermeasures 

NR 3766 ZEMA06 17653A 19440213 Map Reference Code (MAPLAY Code)

NR 3767 ZEMA06 17654A 19421205 Organization of Technical Development of SSS

Box 1280

NR 3779 ZEMA07 3949A 19431015 Weekly Intelligence Summaries 

NR 3784 ZEMA07 604A 19400522 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff

Box 1281

NR 3789 ZEMA08 13150A 19450802 Analysis of U.S. Radio Traffic in Pacific Area, 1945

NR 3790 ZEMA08 1354A 19440815 Log and Monthly Report of Photographic Laboratory

NR 3792 ZEMA08 17649A 19440000 Signal Security Agency Overview of Traffic Analysis 

and Control Branch

NR 3795 ZEMA08 511A 19430514 Translations 

NR 3797 ZEMA08 6649A 19420322 Radio Intelligence Companies and Detachments Active 

and Proposed

Box 1283

NR 3809 ZEMA10 113A 19430516 Tour of Duty Report of Capt. Roy Johnson While at GC & 

CS [Government Codes & Cypher School]

NR 3811 ZEMA10 13249A 19410000 U.S. Communications - General History Documents

NR 3812 ZEMA10 17171 A 19440000 History of the Second Signal Service Company 1 

January 1939 through 30 June 1944

NR 3813 ZEMA10 17656A 19450000 Operations of the Intelligence Branch, OCSIGO, 

During World War II

NR 3817 ZEMA10 5988A 19420301 Identification Guide for Italian, German & Japanese 

Ciphers

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1522

Box 1284

NR 3822 ZEMA100 37009A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States 

Naval Communications Icky Projector.

NR 3826 ZEMA100 37035A 19411201 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Call 

Sign Listing HY00 10

Box 1285

NR 3827 ZEMA101 11184A 19420808 Japanese Air-Arm Signals Training Manual

NR 3828 ZEMA101 17904A 19440601 Subtractor Table for Use with the Combined Field 

Code, Pacific & Australian Edition

NR 3829 ZEMA101 210A 19440915 D/U DD Map Number 1 and Locations of Identification 

to September 1, 1944

NR 3830 ZEMA101 34444A 19430117 Combined Communications Board - Combined 

Signals Handbook, 1943 Edition

NR 3831 ZEMA101 35009A 19450301 Place Names - Andaman to Solomon Islands, 1945

NR 3832 ZEMA101 43877A 19420522 ‘AF’ Message: Lack of Water for U.S. Air Unit at 

Midway - WWII

Box 1286

NR 3834 ZEMA102 35665A 19450700 Survey of OP-20-G by Naval Inspector General

Box 1287-1291

NR 3837 ZEMA103 46927A 19370118 JN Codes & Associated Material 

Box 1292

NR 3838 ZEMA108 11792A 19440500 TUU Code Number Book #1 

NR 3839 ZEMA108 11819A 19400000 Place Name Number Designator Chart Used by 

Japanese Naval Ships Reporting Weather

NR 3840 ZEMA108 15192A 19431203 Convoy Routes of Japanese Merchant, Tanker and 

Combatant Ships in the Pacific Area, December 1943 - October 1944

NR 3841 ZEMA108 23379A 19440807 Radio-Adaptability of TCK-4 Transmitter to Permit 

Frequency Shift Keying Operation, 1944

NR 3842 ZEMA108 23386A 19430515 General — Requirements for the Model DAJ Direction 

Finder Installation, 1943

NR 3843 ZEMA108 23391A 19440520 Frequency Shift Unit, 1944 

NR 3844 ZEMA108 28378A 19460101 History of Who’s Who Branch, Military Intelligence 

Service During World War II

NR 3845 ZEMA108 29861A 19430903 Captured Enemy Equipment, 1943-1946

NR 3846 ZEMA108 29863A 19450000 Japanese Naval and Air Organization Standard 

Nomenclature

NR 3847 ZEMA108 300A 19431103 Translation of Captured Document About Radio 

Communications

NR 3848 ZEMA108 32863A 19420417 Radio Intelligence Discussions, U.S.-UK-Canada, 

1942

NR 3850 ZEMA108 34806A 19450100 I.C. Machine

NR 3851 ZEMA108 35008A 19420418 Radio Intelligence Discussions - U.S. UK Canada, 1942

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1523

NR 3852 ZEMA108 35391A 19450615 Order of Battle Aids Vol. II Japanese

Box 1293

NR 3853 ZEMA109 45818A 19430605 Tactical Radio Procedure - 1943

NR 3855 ZEMA109 45964A 19420000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Miscellaneous Military 

Message Forms

NR 3857 ZEMA109 46120A 19431113 United Kingdom “Examples of Operational 

Experience in the Use of Pigeons by the R.A.F.”

NR 3858 ZEMA109 46361A 19420000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Code Book TA-4(IN166) 

Encode and Decode

NR 3860 ZEMA109 46948A 19000000 Japanese Code Book 3701

NR 3861 ZEMA109 46949A 19430112 Japanese Messages - 1943

Box 1295

NR 3864 ZEMA110 46946A 19000000 Codes and Ciphers: German and Japanese

Box 1296

NR 3866 ZEMA111 30142A 19410000 Intelligence Documents-German/Japanese ActivityU.S. and Allied Order of Battle

NR 3867 ZEMA111 35017A 19381115 Signal Intelligence Service Papers on Second Signal 

Service Battalion, 1938-1945

NR 3868 ZEMA111 35393A 19451005 Report on Admiral Chudo, Japanese Navy

NR 3869 ZEMA111 36047A 19430810 Expansion of the Signal Intelligence Service, 1943

NR 3870 ZEMA111 39376A 19420413 Expansion of Signal Intelligence Service

NR 3871 ZEMA111 47002A 19420000 Miscellaneous Japanese Military Documents

NR 3872 ZEMA111 9291A 19450630 History of SIS in China-Burma-India 

NR 3873 ZEMA111 9733A 19410000 Maj. Sinkov’s Report of Cryptographic Mission, 1941

Box 1298

NR 3877 ZEMA113 39643A 19411201 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan.

NR 3878 ZEMA113 39644A 19380000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: China/Manchuria. 

System Title “G.C.” Chung, MAA, MAB.

NR 3879 ZEMA113 39647A 19430915 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Title JD4

NR 3880 ZEMA113 39648A 19430301 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan System JD-3

NR 3881 ZEMA113 39649A 19430720 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan System 

Title JN-37

NR 3883 ZEMA113 39651A 19430708 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 3885 ZEMA113 39654A 19420727 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 3886 ZEMA113 39655A 19411201 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

Box 1299

NR 3888 ZEMA114 17677A 19430000 Cryptographic Training Course 

NR 3889 ZEMA114 17678A 19440120 Defense Against Radio Jamming 

NR 3890 ZEMA114 17794A 19431001 Double Playfair System

NR 3891 ZEMA114 17822A 19770000 Ikki Detachment, COMINT and the Battle of the 

Tenaru River, Guadalcanal - August 1942

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1524

NR 3893 ZEMA114 17859A 19430801 Supplementary Japanese - English Dictionary

NR 3894 ZEMA114 17860A 19450101 Japanese Selected on Dictionary

Box 1300

NR 3896 ZEMA115 42267A 19420000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan - Referred 

to as Handy Dandy Codes.

NR 3898 ZEMA115 45134A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

Box 1301

NR 3900 ZEMA116 37656A 19440701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Call 

Listing, N-1 for Use with FU-I, FU-2 and FIJ-3 Sequence Books.

NR 3901 ZEMA116 37670A 19430000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese 

Cryptographic System, JN-25 with Unofficial Rips.

NR 3902 ZEMA116 37671A 19440000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Rules 

for the Use of Code JN-11

Box 1302

NR 3903 ZEMA117 36116A 19460402 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan

NR 3904 ZEMA117 36117A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan

NR 3905 ZEMA117 36118A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan

NR 3906 ZEMA117 36119A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan Decipher 

Table #1, JN-186

NR 3907 ZEMA117 36120A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan Ship 

Section

Box 1303

NR 3908 ZEMA118 45645A 19430429 Codes and Ciphers: Germany “Boston Series” 

Records

NR 3909 ZEMA118 45649A 19431220 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Naval Call Lists 7-B

NR 3910 ZEMA118 45650A 19430201 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-4-F Code

NR 3911 ZEMA118 45651A 19430201 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-4-G Code

NR 3912 ZEMA118 45652A 19430612 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-4-K Code

Box 1304

NR 3913 ZEMA119 36107A 19450812 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japanese Code 

JN-180B

NR 3914 ZEMA119 36108A 19400000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japanese Code 

JNA-12

NR 3915 ZEMA119 36109A 19450409 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan

NR 3916 ZEMA119 36110A 19450900 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan

NR 3917 ZEMA119 36111A 19460620 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers, Japan

Box 1305

NR 3918 ZEMA12 17500A 19420212 Special Branch, G2, Military Intelligence Division, War 

Department

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1525

Box 1307

NR 3922 ZEMA121 36655A 19410000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United Kingdom

Box 1308

NR 3922 ZEMA121 36655A 19410000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United Kingdom 

Box 1314

NR 3925 ZEMA128 36948A 19421001 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Naval Radio 

Calls, OTSU4

NR 3926 ZEMA128 36981A 19420410 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Navy Call 

List, Kana

NR 3927 ZEMA128 36982A 19420412 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Navy Call 

List, Kana, Vol I

Box 1315

NR 3928 ZEMA129 45700A 19420210 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN49 

NR 3929 ZEMA129 45701A 19400900 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-16

NR 3930 ZEMA129 45702A 19431024 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JNA-10 and JNA-14

NR 3931 ZEMA129 45703A 19431201 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-25

NR 3932 ZEMA129 45704A 19411101 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN Call List HYOO 9

NR 3933 ZEMA129 45705A 19320000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan M-1 and M-2 Cipher Keys

NR 3934 ZEMA129 45706A 19410501 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN Call List HYOO 8

NR 3935 ZEMA129 45707A 19410000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-206 JN-207

NR 3936 ZEMA129 45708A 19410000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-184 JN-189A JN-189B

NR 3937 ZEMA129 45709A 19450428 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-37 Conversion Chart

NR 3938 ZEMA129 45731A 19810626 Codes and Ciphers: United Kingdom Draft Appendix 

to History of British Intelligence in WWII

NR 3939 ZEMA129 45732A 19440606 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call List Otsu 7

NR 3940 ZEMA129 45733A 19440106 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-185V Code Book

NR 3941 ZEMA129 45734A 19440209 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-185W Code

NR 3942 ZEMA129 45735A 19440126 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-185HH Code

NR 3943 ZEMA129 45736A 19431220 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-7A KOO 7 Code

Box 1318

NR 3954 ZEMA131 36508A 19430731 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese, JN-4-L

NR 3955 ZEMA131 36509A 19430703 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese, JN-25-F

NR 3956 ZEMA131 36510A 00000000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese, Yobiki2

NR 3957 ZEMA131 36511A 19431112 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese, JN-Call 

List #6

NR 3958 ZEMA131 36512A 19430921 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese, JN4M

NR 3959 ZEMA131 36513A 19421103 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese, JN-4B

Box 1319

NR 3960 ZEMA132 45549A 19410000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Orange “B” Code, Volumes 

III, IV, and V

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1526

Box 1320

NR 3961 ZEMA133 39791A 19440608 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Title JN-25-

M

NR 3962 ZEMA133 39792A 19430701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call Lists 

6A/6B

NR 3964 ZEMA133 39799A 19450401 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Diplomatic 

Character Code

Box 1321

NR 3965 ZEMA134 10889A 19400529 Patent on Cipher Device Awarded to Henry S. Bacon

NR 3968 ZEMA134 40949A 19440303 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call-System 

Titled Yobi TE 1

NR 3969 ZEMA134 40950A 19430901 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Navy 

Weather Code Ko-Code (#1)

NR 3970 ZEMA134 40956A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

Titled JN-151

NR 3971 ZEMA134 40959A 19431116 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 3972 ZEMA134 6320A 19440000 Code Check List 

Box 1323

NR 3977 ZEMA136 36983A 19421001 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, JN-25E

NR 3978 ZEMA136 36984A 19430701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call List, 

Closet

Box 1324

NR 3980 ZEMA137 36438A 19450701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Chinese 

Telegraphs Code, Second Edition with Addenda and Errata

NR 3981 ZEMA137 36439A 19411100 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Chinese CNG 

Cryptographic Systems

NR 3982 ZEMA137 36443A 19430224 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Chinese Codes 

Win and Dryo with a Cryptographic/Index

NR 3983 ZEMA137 36451A 19430704 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese, OTSU5

Box 1325

NR 3984 ZEMA138 45545A 19441024 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Report on Japanese 

Marine Mines

NR 3985 ZEMA138 45597A 19450101 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Yobi KOO 1 Encode and 

Decode

NR 3986 ZEMA138 45599A 19440401 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Yobi KI 2 Decode and 

Encode

Box 1326

NR 3989 ZEMA139 39770A 19430000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, JN-7A Call 

List. KOO-7

NR 3990 ZEMA139 39771A 19430701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-6

NR 3991 ZEMA139 39772A 19430805 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, JN-25-J

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1527

NR 3992 ZEMA139 39773A 19390000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, Radio 

Service Call Suffixes

Box 1327

NR 3994 ZEMA14 22894A 19450900 Super High Frequency Link Tests, 1945

NR 3995 ZEMA14 22895A 19450500 IBM Reader Tester, 1945 

NR 3996 ZEMA14 22896A 19481008 Universal Intercept System-Modification of RDO 

Receiver, 1948

Box 1328

NR 4006 ZEMA140 10949A 19450528 Director’s Order No. 55 - Historical Records

NR 4007 ZEMA140 1498A 19440301 Ukusa Technical Exchange - Japan

NR 4008 ZEMA140 1507A 19441231 Japanese Army/Air Weekly Report

NR 4009 ZEMA140 1525A 19450131 Personnel Report FM Capt. A. Michel (British Liaison 

Officer) to Director, UK GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher School]

NR 4010 ZEMA140 1526A 19431000 Summary of Names of Japanese Officers Appearing in 

Army SGA Transport Traffic

NR 4011 ZEMA140 25518A 19431021 Some Properties of a Special Type of Electrical Pulse, 

1943

NR 4012 ZEMA140 25573A 19441211 Fading of S-Band Echoes from Ships in the Optical 

Zone, 1944

NR 4013 ZEMA140 29873A 19420717 U.S. British Agreements on COMINT Effort, 1942-

1943

NR 4014 ZEMA140 30478A 19431126 Signals Security - Translation of Captured Japanese 

Document 1801-C, 1943

NR 4015 ZEMA140 3426A 19440000 Nomenclature of Some Japanese Cryptographic 

Documents

NR 4016 ZEMA140 3937A 19430512 Japanese Place Names for Eastern Attu 

NR 4020 ZEMA140 7594A 19430716 I.C. Projector Parts and Drawings

NR 4021 ZEMA140 9618A 19430817 U.S./UK Technical Exchanges and Information on 

Solution of JBB

NR 4022 ZEMA140 9966A 19440906 Cryptanalytic Technical Exchanges Between Signal 

Security Agency and GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher School]

Boxes 1329-1336

NR 4023 ZEMA141 47025A 19090101 Product Report and Raw Traffic Microfilm

Box 1337

NR 4024 ZEMA149 40951A 19410000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan System 

Titled “Z” KO4 (2) and JN-20E

NR 4025 ZEMA149 40953A 19450822 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

Titled JN-147-P

NR 4026 ZEMA149 40954A 19451006 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

System JN-23

NR 4027 ZEMA149 40955A 19440000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Naval 

Call Listing Titled Yobi KI-2

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1528

Box 1339

NR 4034 ZEMA150 45373A 19450222 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Naval Call List Encode/

Decode

NR 4035 ZEMA150 45439A 19421200 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-154 

NR 4036 ZEMA150 45440A 19440905 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-33B

NR 4037 ZEMA150 45441A 19440218 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-155 Code Book

NR 4038 ZEMA150 45442A 19411002 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JNA-13

NR 4039 ZEMA150 45443A 19441007 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-188B

NR 4040 ZEMA150 45445A 19450724 Codes and Ciphers: Japan 

NR 4041 ZEMA150 45446A 19451206 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JNA-1OB

NR 4042 ZEMA150 45447A 19440218 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-165E

NR 4043 ZEMA150 45448A 19440519 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-165-F

Box 1340

NR 4048 ZEMA151 3386A 19420900 Interrogation Report on Three Radio Ratings from U203

NR 4049 ZEMA151 3388A 19400000 Substitution Code Used by Agents 

NR 4052 ZEMA151 3425A 19440405 Interrogation of Japanese Code Clerk

NR 4055 ZEMA151 36228A 19440905 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States

NR 4056 ZEMA151 36241A 19401004 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States 

Orange Code, RIP54-A

NR 4057 ZEMA151 36246A 19411122 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States 

Mathematical Aspects

NR 4058 ZEMA151 36249A 19431030 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States

NR 4059 ZEMA151 36250A 19410000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States

NR 4060 ZEMA151 36262A 19420100 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States, 

System 56 Security Study

NR 4061 ZEMA151 37774A 19430919 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Explanation of 

Codes of William Marcus Baarn and Wilhelm Heinrich Kopff

NR 4062 ZEMA151 37860A 19430000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States

Cryptanalytic Training Course in Code Recovery Additive Systems

NR 4063 ZEMA151 45648A 19420815 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-25-D Code

Box 1341

NR 4066 ZEMA152 39716A 19450925 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Yobi KOO-1

NR 4067 ZEMA152 39717A 19450912 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call Sign 

Listing Titled Otsu FU-2

NR 4068 ZEMA152 39719A 19450101 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Shi Tei 

Otsu-2, KOO-2

NR 4069 ZEMA152 39720A 19440000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call Sign 

System Yo Otsu FU-1

NR 4070 ZEMA152 39743A 19450815 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

Box 1342

NR 4072 ZEMA153 36012A 19420316 High Speed Rotor Invented by Leo Rosen, 1942

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1529

Box 1343

NR 4076 ZEMA154 20758A 19441202 Estimated Disposition of Japanese Fleet, Aircraft, 

Merchant Shipping and Economic Notes

NR 4077 ZEMA154 7006A 19460000 CI Activities of the Japanese Navy During WWII

Box 1344

NR 4078 ZEMA155 45444A 19440000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-40

NR 4079 ZEMA155 45501A 19400000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Showa

Box 1345

NR 4084 ZEMA156 165A 19440418 Communications Studies 

NR 4085 ZEMA156 217A 19431116 3 Digit Address System Report 

NR 4086 ZEMA156 3404A 19441017 Information on Code Messages 

NR 4087 ZEMA156 3757A 19450615 General Survey of Japanese Short Weather Reports

NR 4089 ZEMA156 486A 19440616 Army Decode 

NR 4090 ZEMA156 5727A 19440209 Japanese Commercial Section 

NR 4091 ZEMA156 6248A 19440815 Reversing the Process of Listing the Terms of a Series 

in Ascending Order

NR 4092 ZEMA156 6312A 19420420 Japanese Army and Air Wireless (Morse) 

Communications

NR 4093 ZEMA156 7188A 19431018 British Radar Trainers and Japanese Aviation Wireless 

Set

Box 1346

NR 4099 ZEMA157 36879A 19430000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, Army 

Transport Codes

NR 4100 ZEMA157 37110A 19421221 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

JN-4-D by Code Groups

Box 1347

NR 4102 ZEMA158 42128A 19420000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States, 

“Articles on Cryptography and Cryptanalysis”

NR 4106 ZEMA158 42138A 19450500 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Code Titled 

JN-12

NR 4107 ZEMA158 42139A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

Titled JN-183-N and JN-183-P

NR 4112 ZEMA158 42158A 19450626 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 4114 ZEMA158 42184A 19450425 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 4117 ZEMA158 42571A 19430100 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States

Box 1348

NR 4118 ZEMA159 39744A 19440000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Otsu FU2N1

NR 4119 ZEMA159 39769A 19440000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan System 

Titled FU-3

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1530

Box 1349

NR 4120 ZEMA16 17515A 19450000 Argonaut Conference, January - February 1945

NR 4121 ZEMA16 17517A 19450700 Terminal Conference, July 1945 

Box 1351

NR 4124 ZEMA161 45737A 19431220 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call List 7A

NR 4125 ZEMA161 45738A 19440712 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-7A Call List KOO 7

NR 4126 ZEMA161 45739A 19440113 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-185-Y

NR 4127 ZEMA161 45740A 19440119 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-185-Z

NR 4128 ZEMA161 45741 19440115 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-23-B

Box 1352

NR 4129 ZEMA162 36282A 19421221 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-4-E by 

Code Groups

NR 4130 ZEMA162 36283A 19431119 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, 3 Kana Call 

Book by Decode

NR 4131 ZEMA162 36289A 19430000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, 

Introduction to Japanese as Used in Army Transport Codes

Box 1353

NR 4132 ZEMA163 21021A 19430127 Reports and Memoranda on a Variety of Intelligence 

Subjects

NR 4133 ZEMA163 25499A 19430607 Facsimile Privacy, 1943 

NR 4134 ZEMA163 25500A 19431025 Facsimile Privacy - Abridged, 1943

NR 4135 ZEMA163 26078A 19440616 Army Navy Cryptanalytic Research & Development 

Committee (ANCRAD) Part I

NR 4136 ZEMA163 35191A 19440818 Voice Print Identification

Box 1355

NR 4155 ZEMA165 42255A 19420000 Cryptographic and Codes and Ciphers: Japan System 

Referred to JNA-20, MO

Box 1356

NR 4156 ZEMA166 18262A 19450000 TM 11-454, the Radio Operator

NR 4157 ZEMA166 3985A 19450502 Remarks on British Cryptographic Systems, 1917-

1932

NR 4158 ZEMA 166 4665A 19410711 Russian Codes in Japanese Military Attaché System

Box 1357

NR 4159 ZEMA167 24912A 19450910 Panther Project, 1945 

NR 4160 ZEMA167 24913A 19450526 Panther Project - Chicago Pulse Tests, 1945

NR 4161 ZEMA167 24988A 19450825 Catalog of Microwave Test Equipment, 1945

NR 4162 ZEMA 167 25507A 19390800 Simplified Filter Design, 1939

NR 4163 ZEMA167 26159A 19430529 Project C-66, 1943 

NR 4164 ZEMA167 26164A 19430000 Operation of RC-220-T1, 1943

NR 4165 ZEMA167 34186A 19450320 Spare Parts Group for D-171421, 1945

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1531

Box 1358

NR 4166 ZEMA168 44121A 19410201 Canadian Correspondence.

Box 1359

NR 4173 ZEMA169 41012A 19310000 Photograph: Lt. Gen. Gordon Aylesworth Blake, 

USAF

NR 4175 ZEMA169 41023A 19300000 Photograph: Harry Lawrence Clark, SIS, AFSA

NR 4176 ZEMA169 41028A 19320000 Photograph: Maj. Gen. W. Preston Corderman, USA, 

Greater East Asia

NR 4177 ZEMA169 41037A 19200000 Photograph: Commander Alastair Denniston, UK

NR 4178 ZEMA169 41038A 19410000 Photograph: Col Benjamin A. Dickson, USA

NR 4179 ZEMA169 41043A 19380000 Photograph: Hugh S. Erskine, NSA

NR 4180 ZEMA169 41045A 19380000 Photograph: Genevieve Grotjan Feinstein

NR 4181 ZEMA169 41048A 19170000 Photograph. William F. Friedman, SIS, Greater East 

Asia, NSA

NR 4182 ZEMA169 41053A 19260000 Photograph: Boris Caesar Wilhelm Hagelin

NR 4183 ZEMA169 41056A 19320000 Photograph: Capt. John Sylvester Harper, USN

NR 4184 ZEMA169 41063A 19340000 Photograph: Capt. Jack S. Holtwick, USN

NR 4185 ZEMA169 41069A 19350000 Photograph: Crm. Harry Kidder 

NR 4186 ZEMA169 41072A 19580000 Photograph: Dr. Solomon Kullback

NR 4187 ZEMA169 41073A 19610000 Photograph: R. Adm. Thomas Richardson Kurtz, Jr.

NR 4188 ZEMA169 41081A 19420000 Photograph: Dr. Donald E. McGowan

NR 4189 ZEMA169 41092A 19300000 Photograph: William Oliver Reeder

NR 4190 ZEMA169 41099A 19300000 Photograph: Frank B. Rowlett, SIS/NSA/CIA

NR 4191 ZEMA169 41102A 19320000 Photograph: Col. Robert E. Schukraft, USA, Sig. C.

NR 4192 ZEMA169 41103A 19440000 Photograph: Robert H. Shaw 

NR 4193 ZEMA169 41106A 19300000 Photograph: Dr. Abraham Sinkov, Greater East Asia, 

AFSA, SIS

NR 4194 ZEMA169 41108A 19310000 Photograph: Capt. Thomas Harold Dyer, USN

NR 4195 ZEMA169 41111A 19420000 Photograph: Brig. John H. Tiltman, UK

NR 4196 ZEMA169 41117A 19430000 Photograph: George Vergine, NSA

NR 4197 ZEMA169 41119A 19010000 Photograph: R. Adm. Joseph N. Wenger, USN, NSG, 

AFSA, NSA

NR 4198 ZEMA169 41128A 18930000 Photograph: Capt. Laurance Frye Safford, USN

NR 4199 ZEMA169 41131A 19450300 Photograph: Organization - Arlington Hall Station 

Officers

NR 4200 ZEMA169 41138A 19430000 Photograph: Organization - Central Bureau Brisbane, 

Australia

NR 4201 ZEMA169 41139A 19390000 Photograph: Organization - Detachment, 2nd Signal 

Service Battalion

NR 4204 ZEMA169 41145A 19450000 Photograph: Organization - Japanese Diplomatic 

Section Signal Security Agency (SSA)

NR 4205 ZEMA169 41148A 19450800 Photograph: Organization - the Signal Security 

Agency

Information and Liaison Branch Staff

NR 4206 ZEMA169 41153A 19450000 Photograph: Organization - UK Liaison Office, NSA 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1532

Annex, Ward Circle, Washington, D.C.

NR 4207 ZEMA169 41155A 19450000 Photograph: Organization - U.S. Army Cryptologic 

Experts WWII

NR 4208 ZEMA169 41157A 19450000 Photograph: Organization - Vint Hill Farms

NR 4209 ZEMA169 41158A 19430000 Photograph: Organization - U.S. Officers Assigned to 

Bletchley Park, U.K.

NR 4211 ZEMA169 41202A 19350000 Photograph: Brigadier General Raymond E. Lee

Box 1360

NR 4212 ZEMA17 32653A 19400000 Cryptanalyst Manuals 

NR 4213 ZEMA17 32654A 19420309 Technical Manuals 

NR 4217 ZEMA17 43873A 19410000 Pearl Harbor Investigation and Miscellaneous Material

Box 1361

NR 4218 ZEMA170 1047A 19430211 Translations of Captured Documents

NR 4219 ZEMA170 1050A 19420100 Study of Japanese Shipping Activities by C-2, HQ 1st 

Marine Amphibious Corps

NR 4220 ZEMA170 135A 19430500 Translation of Captured Japanese Military Radio 

Message

NR 4221 ZEMA170 1622A 19380201 Radio Service Code - MacKay Radio

NR 4222 ZEMA170 171A 19430800 Translation of Captured Document

NR 4223 ZEMA170 175A 19420902 Translations of Captured Documents

NR 4225 ZEMA170 7951A 19430811 Translation of Japanese Army Radio Code Message

NR 4226 ZEMA170 80A 19430210 Prisoner of War Interrogation Report 

NR 4227 ZEMA170 8310A 19420914 Translation Extracts from Japanese Operational 

Orders, 4th Infantry Regiment., Guadalcanal

NR 4228 ZEMA170 8311A 19420929 Translation of Japanese Document, 17th Army 

Headquarters

NR 4229 ZEMA170 8312A 19400000 Translation of Japanese Document, 16th Army

NR 4230 ZEMA170 8314A 19421013 Translation of Japanese Bulletin, 4th Special Landing 

Force, Guadalcanal

NR 4231 ZEMA170 8315A 19421001 Translation of Japanese Communications List

Box 1362

NR 4232 ZEMA171 17895A 19390000 Military Cryptanalysts. Part III. Simpler Varieties of 

Aperiodic Substitution Systems

NR 4234 ZEMA171 34645A 19450000 Squash Pictures 

NR 4237 ZEMA171 46487A 19390000 Malay Language Material

NR 4238 ZEMA171 7626A 19390000 Secret and Urgent, the Story of Codes and Ciphers

NR 4239 ZEMA171 9262A 19390000 Mil Cryptanalysts Part 111 Simpler Varieties Aperiodic 

Substitution Systems

Box 1363

NR 4240 ZEMA172 25653A 19440315 High Speed Drum Camera 

NR 4241 ZEMA172 25979A 19430313 Operation of RC-220-T1 (Speech Privacy), 1943

NR 4242 ZEMA172 35374A 19410521 Project C-43 Preliminary Reports

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1533

NR 4243 ZEMA172 35375A 19411215 Project C43 Preliminary and Progress Reports

Box 1364

NR 4244 ZEMA173 17542A 19450627 Army-Navy Communication Intelligence Board, 

Organizational Bulletin No. I

NR 4245 ZEMA173 17545A 19441009 Japanese Army Coordinating Committee, Minutes of 

Meetings

NR 4246 ZEMA173 17580A 19440122 Early “E” History 

NR 4247 ZEMA173 17582A 19441005 Signal Security Agency Post-Wood Reorganization 

Plans, Proposals Memoranda, January - August 1945

Box 1365

NR 4248 ZEMA174 14857A 19450000 Narrative Statement of Evidence at Navy Pearl 

Harbor Investigations - Volume I, II and Appendix

NR 4249 ZEMA174 19028A 19401209 RIP 76 - Japanese Orange Diplomatic H-1 Code

NR 4250 ZEMA174 22911 A 19430927 Multi-Output Antenna Coupling Unit

NR 4252 ZEMA174 22914A 19440502 Effect on Sensitivity of a Rotating-M DF of Various 

Aerial-RCVR Couplings

NR 4253 ZEMA174 22916A 19450800 C.S.P. 1515 Synchronizer

Box 1366

NR 4254 ZEMA175 1017A 19400511 Diplomatic Message Translations

NR 4255 ZEMA175 1018A 19411031 Navy Deciphered Traffic Logs

NR 4256 ZEMA175 1334A 19450514 Interrogation of Prisoner of War Kondo Shinji (Army 

Leading Private)

NR 4259 ZEMA175 35276A 19440424 Secret Means for Radio and Wire Communications

NR 4261 ZEMA175 999A 19410514 Translations (Purple Code)

Box 1367

NR 4262 ZEMA176 12827A 19430924 Paper on Maintenance of Artificial Traffic Level, 1943

NR 4263 ZEMA176 12872A 19450517 Reports on Enemy Successes Against U.S. 

Cryptosystems, 1945

NR 4264 ZEMA176 12910A 19450320 Signal Security Agency Staff Information Bulletins, 

1945

NR 4265 ZEMA176 12913 19440800 Reports on the Security of U.S. Navy Traffic in the 

Pacific, 1944-5

NR 4266 ZEMA176 4621A 19380221 Worksheets of Japanese Diplomatic Codes

Box 1368

NR 4269 ZEMA177 22920A 19450403 Model DAJ Direction Finder Antenna Couplers

NR 4270 ZEMA177 23368A 19440609 Proposed FSK Break-in System, 1944

NR 4271 ZEMA177 23369A 19450307 Installation and Operation of Frequency Shift Keyer 

Typr GJ-3 for TDH Transmitter

NR 4272 ZEMA177 23374A 19450700 Tentative Equipment and Building Plans U.S. Naval 

Supplementary Radio Station Cheltenham, MD, 1945

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1534

NR 4273 ZEMA177 3431A 19431112 Radio Intelligence Details from Prisoners Taken Upon 

U-664 Sinking

NR 4274 ZEMA177 35175A 19450000 JNA 20 - Coral, History, Volume II, 2 Parts - 1945

NR 4275 ZEMA177 36649A 19450000 Letter Writer Substitution Transferring Device, 1945

NR 4276 ZEMA177 5556A 19200000 Cryptographic Queries and Information

Box 1369

NR 4277 ZEMA178 13053A 19440808 Correspondence on AACS PX Codes, 1944-5

NR 4278 ZEMA178 13054A 19430830 Notes on the SLIDEX RT Code, 1943-5

NR 4279 ZEMA178 17398A 19500000 Collaboration Between U.S. Army COMINT and 

Foreign COMINT Units, WWII

NR 4280 ZEMA178 17448A 19450000 Converter M-294 SIGNIN 

NR 4281 ZEMA178 17450A 19420000 Plan for Service Testing of Teleconverter M-294

Box 1370

NR 4284 ZEMA179 16838A 19440121 Overview of the Expansion of Signal Security Agency

NR 4285 ZEMA179 16842A 19430601 Signal Security Agency Summary Annual Report for 

the Fiscal Year 1944

NR 4286 ZEMA179 16845A 19440000 Signal Security Division Annual Report for the Fiscal 

Year 1943

NR 4288 ZEMA179 16882A 19440108 Signal Security Agency, B Branch, Semi-Monthly 

Reports

NR 4289 ZEMA179 16883A 19440126 Tentative Trigraphic List of Cryptanalytic Short Titles

NR 4290 ZEMA179 16884A 19400215 Signal Security Agency Staff Group Studies

NR 4291 ZEMA179 17421A 19430000 Method of Determining Intelligibility of TDS Codes

Box 1371

NR 4293 ZEMA18 23161A 19451200 Adapting the TCK-4 Transmitter to Frequency Shift 

Keying

NR 4295 ZEMA18 23166A 19440000 Radio-Wilcox 96C Transmitting Equipment, 1944

NR 4296 ZEMA18 23173A 19430000 Army Radio-Photo Station at the Pentagon Building 

(1940+)

NR 4297 ZEMA18 23174A 19400000 Notes on Telephoto Transmission by Frequency 

Modulation

NR 4298 ZEMA18 23179A 19440615 Investigation at Burnham Radio Station of Spurious 

Signals in the Neighborhood of Powerful Radio Transmitters

NR 4299 ZEMA18 23182A 19390000 Range Measurements on Distant Short-Wave 

Telegraph Transmitters

NR 4300 ZEMA18 23183A 19441000 Alexandra Palace Tests 

NR 4301 ZEMA18 4523A 19300108 Traffic Received from the USS California

NR 4302 ZEMA18 72A 19411214 Italian, German, Japanese Analytic Material Sent to GCCS 

[Government Codes & Cypher School] in 1941 and 1942

NR 4303 ZEMA18 9044A 19391023 Radio Messages Intercepted by U.S. Coast Guard 

Station in Chicago

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1535

Box 1372

NR 4304 ZEMA180 10415A 19420000 Syko Machine: Cryptanalytic Study, 1942

NR 4305 ZEMA180 36124A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers. Japanese Navy 

Code JN-199 A and B

NR 4306 ZEMA180 36125A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

Fox

NR 4307 ZEMA180 36126A 19430000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Technical History 

of Japanese Army Problems

NR 4311 ZEMA180 36553A 19400000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United Kingdom. 

Bentleys Phrase Code

NR 4316 ZEMA180 8556A 19400000 Ferry Rekoh Code/Decode Card - C.D. 0251

NR 4318 ZEMA180 8700A 19431106 Greater East Asia Memoranda on GEQ Crypt System

Box 1373

NR 4319 ZEMA181 12931A 19450728 Weekly Reports on Traffic Volumes from U.S. Army 

Radio Stations, 1945

NR 4320 ZEMA181 12942A 19430312 Survey of Radio-Telephone (R/T) Cryptographic 

Systems, 1943-4

NR 4321 ZEMA181 12946A 19430801 Survey of Miscellaneous Cryptosystems, 1943-1945

NR 4322 ZEMA 181 12948A 19420722 Survey of Prearranged Message, Brevity and 

Operation Codes, 1942-45

NR 4323 ZEMA 181 13046A 19430708 Correspondence on Use of Miscellaneous Map 

Coordinate Codes, 1943- 1945

NR 4324 ZEMA181 13050A 19440000 Enciphering Cards for the Syko System, Circa 1944

Box 1374

NR 4325 ZEMA182 13020A 19440324 Joint Army-Navy Hag Key List No. 3, Pacific Edition, 

1944

NR 4326 ZEMA182 13115A 19440812 Evolution of the SB Ban

NR 4327 ZEMA182 16749A 19270711 Joint Army-Navy Secret Communications

NR 4328 ZEMA182 16760A 19420625 Signal Intelligence Service Joint Army-Navy 

Operations

NR 4329 ZEMA182 16763A 19400924 Joint Communications Board, History of the Ad Hoc 

Committee, Survey of Cryptographic Security

NR 4330 ZEMA182 16856A 19440609 ANCICC Report: Need for New Legislation Against 

Unauthorized Disclosures of COMINT

NR 4331 ZEMA182 16857A 19400824 Army-Navy Station Directives Study 

NR 4332 ZEMA182 16976A 19440101 Army-Navy Conference on Allocation of Tasks on 

Japanese Systems

NR 4333 ZEMA182 3800A 19441000 Multiple-Matching Problems

NR 4334 ZEMA182 4825A 19450614 Navy Proposal for Greater Army-Navy COMINT 

Collaboration

NR 4335 ZEMA182 6308A 19440819 Handling of Japanese Commercial Traffic

NR 4336 ZEMA182 6313A 19430420 Japanese Procedure Signals

NR 4337 ZEMA182 8007A 19440700 Japanese Intelligence of U.S./Allied Air Order of Battle

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1536

Box 1375

NR 4338 ZEMA183 37513A 19440207 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

JN- I 1, Series IV

NR 4339 ZEMA183 37533A 19441004 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

JN-14-J

Box 1376

NR 4345 ZEMA184 37129 19410930 Cryptographic Code and Ciphers: Japan, HY008 IN2K

NR 4346 ZEMA184 41249 19400000 Photograph: Equipment (WWII) 

Box 1377

NR 4347 ZEMA185 18922A 19360101 RIP 32 - Japanese Naval Cryptographic Systems

Box 1378

NR 4348 ZEMA186 11080A 19430708 Interrogation of Japanese PW on Codes and Coding

NR 4349 ZEMA186 42973A 19440815 Maru Lists (Listing of Japanese Ship Names)

NR 4350 ZEMA186 9571A 19430928 Census of Japan - October 1940 

Box 1379

NR 4351 ZEMA187 36121A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Encode 

Yobi KOO 8

NR 4352 ZEMA187 36122A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Naval 

Code JN-25 with Nan Code Frequency Table 858

NR 4353 ZEMA187 36123A 19450716 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese 

Summary of Allied Intelligence Derived from Cryptanalysts

Box 1380

NR 4356 ZEMA188 17134A 19440000 Signal Security Agency History of Communications 

Branch

NR 4357 ZEMA188 17143A 19440000 Equipment Branch (Development Branch) History

NR 4358 ZEMA188 17147A 19450828 Stone Report on Communications Intelligence

NR 4359 ZEMA188 17148 19440000 History of the Distribution of Intercept Traffic in Signal 

Security Agency

NR 4360 ZEMA188 17149A 19450831 Signal Security Agency General Cryptanalytic 

Branch-Annual Report FY 1945

Box 1381

NR 4361 ZEMA189 1154A 19400000 American Bombe 

NR 4362 ZEMA189 12510A 19450115 Semi-Automatic (M-8) E.C.M. Communications 

Device-Encipher-Decipher-Tape Reader 

NR 4363 ZEMA189 20844A 19430822 Daily Radio Intelligence Summaries Net Control, 

West Coast R.I. Net

NR 4365 ZEMA189 29753A 19421102 Preliminary Reports on Short Wave Telegraph 

Fingerprints 1942-1944

NR 4366 ZEMA189 35443A 19450808 Post War Planning, 1945 

NR 4367 ZEMA189 6598A 19400000 Recovery of Intelligence from a 2-Channel Multiplex 

Printer Circuit

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1537

Box 1382

NR 4374 ZEMA19 7189A 19430300 Radio Equipment Type FUG 16Z 

Box 1383

NR 4375 ZEMA190 11096A 19430507 Conference on Japanese Military Ciphers

NR 4376 ZEMA190 11302A 19430319 Report on Japanese QQ Transposition

NR 4377 ZEMA190 25032N 19440600 Direction Finding on Multiple Ray Morse Signals, 

1944

NR 4378 ZEMA190 25041A 19421028 Methods for Dealing with R.H.V., 1942

NR 4379 ZEMA190 25091A 19440328 Choice of Site for Station AY 

NR 4380 ZEMA190 25474A 19431229 Experimental Interception of Picture Transmission 

Over Radio Links, 1943

NR 4381 ZEMA190 25574A 19440500 Suppression of Radar Interference in Communication 

Received on Fighter Direction Tenders, 1944

NR 4382 ZEMA190 26366A 19431130 Use of RDF by Japanese, 1943 

NR 4383 ZEMA190 26367A 19430930 Interception of Telephone and Telegraph Signals, 

1943

NR 4384 ZEMA190 26368A 19450524 Report on Sea-Borne Signal Intelligence 

Detachments, 1945

NR 4385 ZEMA190 3802A 19450515 Japanese Air Cipher System Number Four 

NR 4386 ZEMA190 5527A 19440118 Memoranda Re U.S. Army Signal Intelligence Activities 

in India & Australia

NR 4389 ZEMA190 6619A 19400810 Combined Bureau Intelligence Summary, D/F and WIT 

Intelligence Problem

NR 4390 ZEMA190 6620A 19000000 Japanese Call Sign Identification

NR 4391 ZEMA190 6622A 19440720 C.A.F.O. 1572 - Policy for Y and R.C.M. Facilities in 

British Fleet

NR 4392 ZEMA190 8511 A 19450800 Register of Non-TICOM Documents, Nos. 500-699

NR 4393 ZEMA190 9022A 19410000 Notes on Japanese Cyphers, 1939- 1941

Box 1384 

NR 4399 ZEMA191 25652A 19430630 Push-Pull Audio Frequency F.M. Demodulator, 1943

NR 4400 ZEMA191 35022A 19440223 Joint Chiefs of Staff. Ad-Hoc Committee Report on 

Cryptographic Security of Government Communications, 1944

NR 4401 ZEMA191 4620A 19410927 U.S. Coast Guard Intercept of Japanese Ship to Shore 

to Ship Communications

NR 4402 ZEMA191 4998A 19430707 China’s Morale After Six Years of War

NR 4403 ZEMA191 4999A 19430310 Political Bible for the New China

NR 4405 ZEMA191 5548A 19411130 U.S., White House, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 

Telegrams

NR 4409 ZEMA191 6146A 19440728 Correspondence Concerning COMSEC in U.S. Treasury 

Department

NR 4410 ZEMA191 680A 19440901 Interrogation Reports

Box 1385

NR 4414 ZEMA192 3934A 19440620 Glossary of Japanese Terms 

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1538

NR 4415 ZEMA192 8953A 19440807 Uncle D Position 

NR 4416 ZEMA192 9046A 19441003 Bletchly Park Memorandums 

Box 1386

NR 4418 ZEMA193 47102 19440400 CBB Monthly Progress Report Part I and II (April 

1944)

NR 4419 ZEMA193 47103 19370630 Captain Wenger Memoranda 

NR 4420 ZEMA193 519A 19431200 Memorandum 

NR 4422 ZEMA193 6288A 19410000 Japanese “Self-Evidents” Jargon and Signals Terms 

from Captured Documents

Box 1387

NR 4423 ZEMA194 36298A 19441021 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States AAF 

Codes

NR 4424 ZEMA194 36301A 19420000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

JNA 20 Coral, History of

NR 4425 ZEMA194 36302A 19450401 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese 

Diplomatic Character Code SP-J

NR 4426 ZEMA194 36303A 19440800 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Guide 

for Decrypting Diplomatic Messages 

NR 4427 ZEMA194 36307A 19431203 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Cross 

Cribbing in JBD

NR 4428 ZEMA194 36308A 19420701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

J19. Fuji

NR 4429 ZEMA194 36309A 19400000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Military 

Attaché System

NR 4430 ZEMA194 36310A 19400815 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese TV Code 

System

NR 4431 ZEMA194 36312A 19440401 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese U Type 

Codes

NR 4432 ZEMA194 36313A 19440804 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Naval 

Codes and Ciphers

NR 4433 ZEMA194 36314A 19450725 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code 

Koku Angosho 4

NR 4434 ZEMA194 36317A 19450506 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese 

Commercial Code Sho Sha Kyotsu Ango

NR 4435 ZEMA194 36437A 19440100 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Chinese 

Telegraphs Code with Readings

Box 1388

NR 4437 ZEMA195 36279A 19451114 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, Solution of 

JBH

NR 4438 ZEMA195 36280A 19350000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, Telegraph 

Code Type O

NR 4439 ZEMA195 36281A 19420410 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Service 

Calls and Address - JN Call List 3

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1539

Boxes 1389-1390

NR 4440 ZEMA196 45253A 19400000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan, Naval Code 

JN-25N

Box 1392

NR 4445 ZEMA199 17514A 19450528 Cryptographic Plan (SIGIRA), 28 May 1945

NR 4446 ZEMA199 17523A 19401025 U.S. Navy Correspondence on Communications 

Security and Second-Party Exchange

NR 4447 ZEMA199 17893A 19410825 Cryptographic School 

NR 4448 ZEMA199 17897A 19431203 Henshall’s Trips 

NR 4449 ZEMA199 17926A 19430412 Cryptographic System for Air Warning Messages

NR 4450 ZEMA199 17927A 19430300 Army Air Force Air Defense Grid

NR 4452 ZEMA199 18784A 19390808 RIP 6 - Instructions for the M3 Cipher Machine (REG 1)

NR 4453 ZEMA199 18785A 19320414 RIP 8 - Japanese Foreign Office Ciphers 

Box 1393

NR 4455 ZEMA20 17832A 19780000 Deadly Magic 

NR 4456 ZEMA20 3459A 19400800 Code M Procedure - M General

Box 1394

NR 4461 ZEMA200 10958A 19400000 Espionage in Industry and War

NR 4462 ZEMA200 11123A 19431123 Japanese Additive System Device

NR 4463 ZEMA200 11124A 19431111 TTY Encipherment Systems

NR 4464 ZEMA200 11213A 19421209 Photographs of Deciphering Equipment Built by Bell 

Labs

NR 4465 ZEMA200 11256A 19430000 Organization of the Japanese Military as it Effects

Cryptographic Procedures

NR 4466 ZEMA200 14866A 19450700 History of the Cipher Machine Maintenance Section, 

SID

NR 4468 ZEMA200 32857A 19450000 Lectures on Security, 1945

NR 4469 ZEMA200 8085A 19450726 Translations of Japanese “A” Intelligence Reports

Box 1395

NR 4471 ZEMA201 16328A 19420406 British-Canadian-American Radio Intelligence 

Discussions

NR 4472 ZEMA201 16394A 19450327 Technical History Reports for SID Units

NR 4473 ZEMA201 17805A 19520400 Japanese Communications, 1939-1942

NR 4474 ZEMA201 17809A 19450000 Radio Intelligence Companies in WWII

NR 4475 ZEMA201 41164A 19300000 Photograph: Equipment - Red Machine

NR 4476 ZEMA201 41168A 19440000 Photograph: Equipment - JN-87 Stripboard

NR 4477 ZEMA201 41170A 19410000 Photograph: Equipment - Japanese Jade Machine

NR 4480 ZEMA201 41174A 19400000 Photograph: Equipment - American Analog of Purple

NR 4481 ZEMA201 41175A 00000000 Photograph: Equipment - Japanese Purple Machine

Box 1396

NR 4484 ZEMA202 1057A 19430811 Limited Distribution Interrogation Report No. 4

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1540

NR 4485 ZEMA202 1166A 19450330 Counterintelligence, Propaganda and Fifth Column 

Activities, Philippines

NR 4486 ZEMA202 1319A 19441108 Interrogation Prisoner of War Report of Cipher Clerk

NR 4487 ZEMA202 136A 19430823 Portion of Prisoner of War Interrogation Report #5 that 

Treats of Codes and Coding

NR 4488 ZEMA202 137A 19430606 Communication Instructions of 21st Independent Mixed 

Brigade Iwasaki

NR 4489 ZEMA202 138A 19430605 Communication Regulations of Moto Group Signal Tai

NR 4490 ZEMA202 1506A 19430804 Information Request Report

NR 4491 ZEMA202 244A 19430708 PW Interrogation Reports

NR 4492 ZEMA202 389A 19440523 Japanese Place Names from Aitape to Cape Croisilles

NR 4493 ZEMA202 4549A 19430724 Basic Organization of Japanese Air Units and Secret 

Orders

NR 4494 ZEMA202 6227A 19440201 Chart of Code Signals for Use in Ground-Air Liaison

NR 4495 ZEMA202 68A 19430800 Interrogation Report No. 4

NR 4496 ZEMA202 7783A 19440421 ATIS Publication No. 3 - Glossary of Japanese Terms

NR 4497 ZEMA202 7950A 19430125 Extract of Japanese Report Showing Emergency 

Signals During Landing

NR 4498 ZEMA202 8313A 19400700 Three Japanese Documents (Hara Group 

Headquarters, Guadalcanal)

NR 4499 ZEMA202 8317A 19430000 Translation Japanese Plan for Establishment and 

Development of Manila Signal Net

NR 4500 ZEMA202 8318A 19411225 Translation of Japanese Liaison Regulation, 2nd 

Division Signal Unit

Box 1397

NR 4501 ZEMA203 1052A 19411222 Second Division Headquarters Code Chart

NR 4502 ZEMA203 11268A 19420000 Notes on Servicing Radio and Sound Equipment, 

1942

NR 4503 ZEMA203 161A 19440000 Combined Operating Signals - CCBP2-2

NR 4504 ZEMA203 17826A 19420600 Compromise of Naval Radio Intelligence from USS 

Barnett, June 1942

NR 4505 ZEMA203 1888A 19440205 Symmetric Sequence Search on Ram-2

NR 4506 ZEMA203 3378A 19430816 Prisoner of War Correspondence

NR 4507 ZEMA203 3557A 19441219 Air-Ground Liaison Encode/Decode No. 5, Pearl 

Section

NR 4508 ZEMA203 39588A 19440600 Radar Electronic Fundamentals, NAVSHIPS 900,016

NR 4509 ZEMA203 581A 19400000 Report 

NR 4510 ZEMA203 8557A 19390000 Pamphlet No. 6 - Coincidence 

NR 4511 ZEMA203 8902A 19431112 Spot Item No. 181 

Box 1398

NR 4515 ZEMA204 23165A 19450817 Direction for Computing Coverage Diagrams for a 

Standard Atmosphere, 1945

NR 4516 ZEMA204 30477A 19440712 Japanese Ship Sinkings, April-June 1944

NR 4517 ZEMA204 35862A 19430429 Friedman Correspondence While in England, 1943

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1541

NR 4518 ZEMA204 42576A 19400200 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese 

Diplomatic

NR 4519 ZEMA204 47134A 19420000 SIS Training Manual 

Box 1399

NR 4520 ZEMA205 47116A 19450501 JN-25 Japanese Traffic - Microfilm

Box 1402

NR 4523 ZEMA22 13149A 19440816 Paper on Trial Operation of the Converter M-325, 

1944

NR 4524 ZEMA22 13745A 19440000 Training Course on Use of the M-209

NR 4527 ZEMA22 21111A 19441201 Report on JAT 1944 

NR 4528 ZEMA22 2341A 19420605 Study of the “Syko Machine”

NR 4529 ZEMA22 5057A 19430918 Code and Special Designations for Army Units

NR 4532 ZEMA22 8973A 19390905 Correspondence on Expansion of the Signal Intelligence 

Service 1939

NR 4533 ZEMA22 8994A 19391018 Investigation of A.T. and T. Speech Scrambling 

Equipment

NR 4535 ZEMA22 9316A 19450125 Future Research and Development of Vocoder Ciphony 

System

Box 1403

NR 4536 ZEMA23 1892A 19440607 KODAK Tetra Projector - Model EK-T

NR 4537 ZEMA23 42001A 19400600 RIP-40D; Japanese Naval Communications

NR 4538 ZEMA23 42002A 19400603 RIP-40A; Japanese Naval Communications

NR 4539 ZEMA23 42039A 19430420 NRP 2; JN System Guide 

Box 1412

NR 4545 ZEMA32 1296A 19431021 Communication Regarding Captured Documents

NR 4546 ZEMA32 1513A 19440126 British Army Cryptanalytic Work in Forward Units

NR 4547 ZEMA32 1626A 19440429 Appreciation of Japanese Signal Intelligence Plus Three 

Supplements

NR 4548 ZEMA32 16434A 19440902 London SIGINT Conference, September 1944

NR 4549 ZEMA32 1973A 19430907 Address Study - Report #6 

NR 4550 ZEMA32 1977A 19440700 3-Figure and 4-Figure Air Addresses

NR 4551 ZEMA32 5729A 19430419 Discriminants: an Appreciation 

NR 4553 ZEMA32 642A 19450718 Japanese Air Code Book #4, Decode

NR 4554 ZEMA32 662A 19450718 Japanese Air Code Book #4, Encode

NR 4555 ZEMA32 9030A 19440600 Japanese One-Time Pads and Code Book Kanjihyo 2 Go

NR 4556 ZEMA32 94A 19440306 Translations - Japanese 

Box 1413

NR 4557 ZEMA33 17804A 19400000 RATIONALE of the Japanese Written Language by John 

B. Hurt

NR 4558 ZEMA33 248A 19400000 Code Tables 

NR 4559 ZEMA33 34207A 19440720 Cryptographic Dictionary - Cryptographic CoEntry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1542

Ordination and Records Section, Government Codes & Cypher School

NR 4560 ZEMA33 37516A 19441125 Captured GAF SIGINT Service Document

NR 4561 ZEMA33 37517A 19450103 Captured GAF SIGINT Service Document

NR 4562 ZEMA33 4032A 19300000 Version of the Japanese Problem in the Signal 

Intelligence Service

NR 4563 ZEMA33 42560A 19431004 Army-Navy Agreement Regarding Ultra

NR 4564 ZEMA33 42837A 19410930 Japanese Study of Major Naval Forces of the World

NR 4565 ZEMA33 43784A 19410124 Sinkov Papers and Related Material

NR 4566 ZEMA33 43788A 19400909 Clark Files, British Liaison 1940-1945, Vol. I

NR 4567 ZEMA33 6152A 19450600 Censorship Manual 

NR 4568 ZEMA33 9027A 19371018 Messages Studied for Hidden or Code Message

NR 4569 ZEMA33 9548A 19400000 Japanese Glossary 

Box 1414

NR 4571 ZEMA34 11771A 19450710 Angoo TI2 (Code TI2) 

NR 4572 ZEMA34 11772A 19430628 War-Time Distribution List (KOO) for Code Documents

NR 4573 ZEMA34 11773A 19431201 Reference Data for Code Work (#1)

NR 4574 ZEMA34 11774A 19450626 Rules for Passing Naval Radar Reports

NR 4575 ZEMA34 11775A 19450731 Shipping Communication Regulations

NR 4576 ZEMA34 11776A 19421000 Rules for Movements and Communications of 

Merchant Shipping

NR 4577 ZEMA34 11777A 19450127 Naval Communication Rules 

NR 4578 ZEMA34 11778A 19450530 Chart of Communication Service Relationships (Main 

Units)

NR 4579 ZEMA34 11779A 19430714 Japanese Radio Stations (Government and 

Commercial)

NR 4580 ZEMA34 11790A 19430226 Code Table 

NR 4584 ZEMA34 2479A 19440530 History of the Bombe Project 

NR 4585 ZEMA34 3881A 19450531 Transmission Speeds File

NR 4586 ZEMA34 4511A 19450207 Non-Morse Analysis Sheets, 1945

NR 4587 ZEMA34 7973A 19431001 Captured Japanese Document - Report No. 8 Ex AHQ, 

India

Box 1415

NR 4588 ZEMA35 13909A 19450600 General Instructions for Converter M-134C (SIGBRE-1)

NR 4589 ZEMA35 13910A 19440200 Instructions, Tables, Prints for the Alternate (Busch) 

Key

(SIGBUSE-2)

NR 4590 ZEMA35 13911A 19440400 Cryptonet 14 (SIGCAPE-2)

NR 4591 ZEMA35 13912A 19440601 Operating & Maintenance Instructions (SIGARA) for 

Converter M-325 (SIGFOY)

NR 4592 ZEMA35 13913A 19450210 Instructions for Using the Traffic Reports Cipher 

(SIGDIN-1)

NR 4593 ZEMA35 14013A 19421226 Study of Digepol Letter Code

NR 4597 ZEMA35 14017A 19430901 Japanese Combined Army-Navy Operations Code Book

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1543

Box 1416

NR 4598 ZEMA36 13922A 19400800 Keying Instructions (SIGJUX) for Converter M-134 

(SIGABA)

NR 4599 ZEMA36 13924A 19431115 SIGKKK-1-2 Operating & Maintenance Instructions for 

Converter M-134C

NR 4600 ZEMA36 13927A 19400701 Operating Instructions (SIGKOC) for Converters M134 and M-134A

NR 4601 ZEMA36 13928A 19440900 SIGLAW-1 Keying Instructions for Converter M-325 

(SIGFOY)

NR 4602 ZEMA36 13932A 19441211 SIGLPA-3 Emergency Rotor Assembly Table #498-3

NR 4603 ZEMA36 13933A 19441100 SIGLUR-1 Instructions for Using Pluggable Rotor

NR 4604 ZEMA36 13934A 19440400 SIGMAK Information Handbook/Directory for 

Combined Cipher Machine (CCM)

NR 4605 ZEMA36 13937A 19440600 SIG M UY-1 Instructions for Using the Radio Direction 

Finding Cipher

NR 4606 ZEMA36 13940A 19440200 SIGNOR-2 Keying Instructions for Converter M-209

NR 4607 ZEMA36 13944A 19450100 SIGHPOT Cryptographic System #932

NR 4608 ZEMA36 13947A 19430200 SIGRED-2 Instructions for Using Double Transposition 

Cipher

NR 4609 ZEMA36 13951A 19450300 SIGSEB-1 Instructions for Use of D/F Grillco

NR 4610 ZEMA36 13958A 19400701 SIGVYJ Photographs and Drawings of Converter M134A

NR 4611 ZEMA36 13963A 19430325 SIGWJFM CCM Mark I Operating Instructions

NR 4612 ZEMA36 13964A 19440400 SIGYEG General Instructions for Converter M-228

NR 4613 ZEMA36 13966A 19450210 CSP 2199 Repair & Maintenance Instructions for SCM 

Mark 2 (CSP 2200)

Box 1417

NR 4615 ZEMA37 11881A 19450105 Cryptographic Features of Permutation Schemes

NR 4616 ZEMA37 16979A 19430819 Notes on COMINT

NR 4626 ZEMA37 21919A 19450416 Allied Intercept Potentialities on Japanese Targets, 

June - August 1945

NR 4627 ZEMA37 22814A 19440429 Control Circuiting for the Sound Spectrograph, 1944

NR 4629 ZEMA37 24276A 19440500 CNN Alphabets, 1944

NR 4630 ZEMA37 38217A 19420000 Microfiche - History and Operations of Special Security 

Officers

NR 4631 ZEMA37 38220 19390000 Interdepartmental Intelligence Conference Papers

NR 4632 ZEMA37 38221 19390000 Army and Navy COMINT Regulations & Papers; 

Agreements with GCCS [Government Codes & Cypher School]; Midway & Yamamoto; 

Some Reminiscences from Brigadier Tiltman

NR 4633 ZEMA37 38222 19430000 Col. McCormack’s Trip to London 1943; Second 

Conference on Japanese Army Communications March 1944

Box 1418

NR 4634 ZEMA38 45101A 19440625 Nimitz Letter to New Zealand Naval Board; 

Commendation of MID-Pacific Radio Direction Finder Net

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1544

NR 4635 ZEMA38 6297A 19440927 German Military Attaché Reporting from the Far East 

1944-1945

NR 4636 ZEMA38 6298A 19420500 Captured AXIS Document, 1942-1944.

NR 4637 ZEMA38 6415A 19280000 Capt. Alwin D. Kramer File

Box 1419

NR 4638 ZEMA39 117A 19400222 Memos on Zip-Met 100

NR 4639 ZEMA39 16699A 19440214 Gen. George C. Marshall Memo for President 

Roosevelt

NR 4640 ZEMA39 16705A 19420000 History of OP-20-G-4E

NR 4641 ZEMA39 16715A 19430520 Signal Security Service Annual Report FY 1943

NR 4642 ZEMA39 17894A 19430000 Short Introduction to Japanese as Used in Army 

Transport Codes

NR 4643 ZEMA39 20832A 19440000 Mathematical Theory of Related Cipher Alphabets 

(Sect I and II)

NR 4646 ZEMA39 23217A 19390400 Square Wave Generator, 1939

NR 4647 ZEMA39 23222A 19450604 Exposition of Wiener’s Theory of Prediction

NR 4648 ZEMA39 23235A 19450800 Automatic Field Intensity Recorder for Supplementary 

Radio Station Applications

NR 4649 ZEMA39 23237A 19450800 Magnetic Wire Conference Recorder NR 4650 ZEMA39 

23245A 19400000 PE Recorder Test Results

Box 1420

NR 4652 ZEMA40 16725A 19440000 War Training Book WTB-201. Operation of RC-220-T1

NR 4653 ZEMA40 16808A 19430202 Army Extension Courses: Military Cryptography

Box 1422

NR 4656 ZEMA42 134A 19410000 Ship List with Private Codes

NR 4657 ZEMA42 24260A 19430300 COMINCH Pacific Strategic Intelligence Section (PSIS) 

File

NR 4658 ZEMA42 39088A 19430426 A Vocabulary of Tactical Call Signs for Communication 

in Noise (1943)

NR 4660 ZEMA42 4410A 19420120 Intercept of Carrier Pigeon Message

NR 4662 ZEMA42 46435A 19400000 Cryptanalyst’s Manual - War Department

NR 4664 ZEMA42 79A 19430417 Prisoner of War Interrogation Report

NR 4666 ZEMA42 8307A 19420000 Japanese Code Table

Box 1423

NR 4667 ZEMA43 13914A 19450700 Maintenance Instructions (SIGDOLM-1) for Converter 

M-294 (SIGDIN)

NR 4668 ZEMA43 13915A 19450313 Operating Instructions for Combined Cipher Machines 

(SIGDUBN-1)

NR 4669 ZEMA43 13918A 19450100 Cryptographic System No 931 (SIGGEWJ) 

NR 4670 ZEMA43 13920A 19430101 Operating & Maintenance Instructions (SIGHOBY) for 

Converter M-228

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1545

NR 4671 ZEMA43 13921A 19440800 Instructions for Receipting by Message for Packages 

of Crypto Material (SIGHON-1)

NR 4672 ZEMA43 14011A 19440424 Handling of Teletypewriter Intercept

NR 4673 ZEMA43 16150A 19450405 Non-Morse Report Measuring Bandwidths of Radio 

Transmissions Using the Sound Spectrograph

NR 4674 ZEMA43 21275A 19420131 Final Report on Project C-32 Speech Privacy Decoding, 

1942

NR 4675 ZEMA43 21276A 19430130 Project C-43 Continuation of Decoding Speech Codes

NR 4676 ZEMA43 21278A 19450700 Bibliography of British War-Time Reports on HighFrequency Measurements, 1945

NR 4677 ZEMA43 22691A 19420219 Bell Laboratories Reports on Panoramic Receiver and 

Reception

Box 1424

NR 4680 ZEMA44 30244A 19450417 Sgt. Walter Jacobs Report

NR 4681 ZEMA44 34842A 19430310 Cryptographic Co-Ordination and Records - 

Preliminary Report on Codes and Ciphers - Zip/C.C.R.ll.(British Report)

NR 4683 ZEMA44 42305A 19430128 British Intelligence Organization (Cryptanalysts) Chart 

- 1943

NR 4684 ZEMA44 43783A 19450127 U.S.-UK Correspondence Concerning GC and CS Ultra 

History of W.W. II 27 January 1945 - 9 April 1946

NR 4685 ZEMA44 43785A 19390000 the History of Hut Eight 1939-1945

NR 4686 ZEMA44 44123A 19451005 Brig Williams and Group Capt Humphreys Reports 

Concerning Ultra

Box 1425

NR 4689 ZEMA45 28379A 19450501 Organization and Operations of Who’s Who Branch

NR 4690 ZEMA45 28381A 19450501 History Intelligence Group MIS, MID, WDGS 7 

December 1941 to 6 September 1945

NR 4691 ZEMA45 34904A 19430500 Security Lectures - Translation of Lectures of Lt. Col. 

Shirahana

NR 4692 ZEMA45 35415A 19450000 IBM Role at the Army Security Agency

Box 1426

NR 4693 ZEMA46 41289A 19450000 Photographs: Equipment - Bombe

Box 1427

NR 4694 ZEMA47 41002A 19410000 Photograph: Maj. Gen. Spencer B. Akin, USA

NR 4695 ZEMA47 41010A 19440000 Photograph: Col. George A. Bicher, USA

NR 4696 ZEMA47 41015A 19420418 Photograph: Col. Frank W. Bullock, USA Signal Corp

NR 4697 ZEMA47 41034A 19410000 Photograph: Maj. Gen. Dawson Olmstead, USA, Sig C.

NR 4698 ZEMA47 41062A 19450000 Photograph: Colonel Parker Mitt, USA, Sig C.

NR 4699 ZEMA47 41263A 19410000 Photographs: Ships and Aircraft - Japanese

NR 4700 ZEMA47 41283A 19250000 Photographs: Equipment 

NR 4701 ZEMA47 41302A 19420508 Photograph: Ships - Shokaku

NR 4702 ZEMA47 41322A 19390000 Photograph: Location - Fort Hunt, Virginia

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1546

NR 4703 ZEMA47 41323A 19390000 Photograph: Location - Corozal, Canal Zone, Panama

NR 4704 ZEMA47 41324A 19390000 Photograph: Location - Fairfax, Va. (Project 

Shoreham) Nike Site

NR 4705 ZEMA47 41325A 19440000 Photograph: Location - Miami Beach, Florida

NR 4707 ZEMA47 41329A 19400000 Photograph: Location - No. 7-9 Berkeley St. London 

Street

Box 1428

NR 4708 ZEMA48 22826A 19450402 Report on Test of Model XRBB and XRBC Radio 

Receiving Equipments, 1945

NR 4709 ZEMA48 22838A 19420825 Further Study of Errors in High Frequency Direction 

Finders, 1942

NR 4710 ZEMA48 22850A 19450322 Boehme Tape Scanning for Increasing Radio Printer 

Circuit Capacity, 1945

NR 4711 ZEMA48 22853A 19450301 Loran Transmitting Station Manual, 1945

NR 4712 ZEMA48 22905A 19450700 Compass Roses for Gnomic Charts, 1945

NR 4713 ZEMA48 22906A 19410700 D/F Bearings Analysis Summary, 1941-1942

NR 4714 ZEMA48 22907A 19440831 Coordinated Study of Correlation of High-Frequency 

Direction - Finder Errors with Ionospheric Conditions. 

NR 4715 ZEMA48 23211A 19381000 Radio Facsimile, 1938

NR 4716 ZEMA48 23213A 19450404 Coverage Diagrams for Standard Atmosphere, 1945

NR 4718 ZEMA48 23215A 19440501 Radio-Frequency Transmission Lines, 1944

Box 1429

NR 4719 ZEMA49 1028A 19450215 Japanized Chinese Personal Names Dictionary, SP-C

NR 4720 ZEMA49 120A 19400000 Reports Early System Details

NR 4721 ZEMA49 127A 19400000 4 Digit Air and Weather Code

NR 4722 ZEMA49 1488A 19450000 M134C/SIGABA/Electromechanical Cipher Machine/

Photographs - Copies

NR 4723 ZEMA49 2028A 19450202 Arabic and Persian Letter Frequency Data

NR 4724 ZEMA49 35914A 19430621 CCM, 1943-1945

NR 4725 ZEMA49 386A 19400000 SZC(SZEC) Code Book

NR 4726 ZEMA49 494A 19450000 Charts

NR 4727 ZEMA49 497A 19430804 Memos

NR 4728 ZEMA49 645A 19440000 Weekly Totals of Traffic Types

Box 1430

NR 4730 ZEMA50 10831A 19450914 General Description of German Cipher Device with 

Japanese Markings

NR 4731 ZEMA50 16836A 19440000 Plans for SIS Communications in Southwest Pacific 

Area

NR 4732 ZEMA50 16860A 19450802 OLYMPIC Operations, Central Bureau Brisbane

NR 4733 ZEMA50 17536A 19440710 Organization and Administration of Signal Intelligence 

Service, Pacific

NR 4734 ZEMA50 18510A 19440500 Army Air Force Radio Squadrons Mobile (AAF Manual 

100-1)

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1547

NR 4735 ZEMA50 20625A 19411207 History of Signal Intelligence Division of the Signal 

Office, AFMID PAC

NR 4736 ZEMA50 34445A 19440500 AAF Manual 100-1 AAF Radio Squadrons Mobile, 1944

NR 4738 ZEMA50 42342A 18850000 Materials on the History of Military Intelligence in the 

United States, 1885-1944

NR 4742 ZEMA50 45803A 19431100 Place Name Index for Korea (Chosen) 

NR 4743 ZEMA50 46112A 19441012 Japanese Codes: Prisoner of War Interrogations

NR 4744 ZEMA50 6000A 19441203 Japanese. Prisoner of War Interrogation-Code Clerk114 Inf. Rot., 18th Division Myitkyina, Burma

NR 4745 ZEMA50 6020A 19421004 Instruction Outline for Teaching U.S. Operators to Copy 

Japanese Code

NR 4746 ZEMA50 671A 19450600 Japanese Military Code System, Diagram 

NR 4747 ZEMA50 9970A 19430922 Report on Message Numbering System of Japanese Far 

Eastern Diplomatic Traffic

Box 1431

NR 4748 ZEMA51 41080A 19420000 Photograph: Colonel Alfred McCormack, USA

NR 4749 ZEMA51 41082A 19180000 Photograph: Lt. Col. A.J. McGrail, USA, Sig Corps

NR 4750 ZEMA51 41085A 19390000 Photograph: Paul A. Napier, FBI

NR 4751 ZEMA51 41109A 19110000 Photograph: Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of State

NR 4752 ZEMA51 41113A 19420000 Photograph: Sir Edward Travis, UK

NR 4753 ZEMA51 41120A 19420000 Photograph: Cdr. Roger Winn, UK

NR 4754 ZEMA51 41133A 19450000 Photograph: Organization - FBI

NR 4755 ZEMA51 41134A 19440000 Photograph: Organization - Cdr Signal Security 

Agency

NR 4756 ZEMA51 41146A 19440000 Photograph: Organization - Members of HQ Co. SIS, 

China-Burma-India, New Delhi, India

NR 4758 ZEMA51 41191A 19440312 Photograph: Brigadier General Rumbough

NR 4759 ZEMA51 41201A 19400000 Photograph: Captain W. J. Holmes, USN

NR 4760 ZEMA51 41208A 19250000 Photograph: Captain Joseph John Rochefort, USN

NR 4761 ZEMA51 41215A 19441201 Photograph: Event - Meeting of U.S. and British 

Officers from Bletchley Park and Paris

NR 4762 ZEMA51 41225A 19440000 Photograph: Event - Joint Allied Committee 

Conference

NR 4763 ZEMA51 41236A 19450000 Photographs - Location: Iwo Jima

NR 4764 ZEMA51 41265A 19440000 Photograph: Location - Philippines

NR 4765 ZEMA51 41272A 19440000 Photographs: Personnel at Chatham, Massachusetts

NR 4766 ZEMA51 41277A 19430000 Photographs: Location - Melbourne, Australia (Frumel)

NR 4767 ZEMA51 41308A 19440600 Photograph: People 

NR 4768 ZEMA51 46623A 19431218 Bletchley Park Memo by Capt. Roger S. Harrison 18 

December 1943

NR 4771 ZEMA51 46709A 19450630 SPSIB-3 Index of C/A Technical Papers

NR 4772 ZEMA51 46825A 19440529 U.S. Mapco Cipher Device Records 1944-1945

Box 1432

NR 4773 ZEMA52 13969A 19430100 SPSIS-3 Instructions for Using the Teletype Scrambler

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1548

NR 4774 ZEMA52 13999A 19440211 Photographs of Radio Equipment AN/VRD-1 (X0-2)

NR 4775 ZEMA52 22715A 19421109 Two Rock Ranch Station Personnel Assignments

NR 4776 ZEMA52 29874A 19420915 High Speed Electrical Switching Device

NR 4777 ZEMA52 34751A 19430126 SSS Intercept Priorities Memoranda, 1943

NR 4778 ZEMA52 35408A 19450119 Sources and Titles of Reports, 1945

NR 4780 ZEMA52 35863A 19310810 Menoelsohn, Dr. Charles J - Correspondence Re Duty 

with War Dept, and Related Info

NR 4782 ZEMA52 36431A 19450619 Green Machine

NR 4783 ZEMA52 36676A 19440821 Japanese Army Current Message Processing, 1944

NR 4784 ZEMA52 37365A 19440200 Phonetics Handbook for Ciphony, 1944

NR 4785 ZEMA52 39377A 19431130 Importance of Signal Security

NR 4786 ZEMA52 43790A 19410000 Second Signal Battalion Historical Background 

Information

NR 4787 ZEMA52 43874A 19441218 Japanese Communication Intelligence

NR 4788 ZEMA52 44166A 19450317 Functions of the Cryptanalytic Liaison Unit, 

Communications Security Branch, Security Division

NR 4789 ZEMA52 44177A 19450518 Japanese Suspicion of Allied Signal Deception

Box 1433

NR 4791 ZEMA53 125A 19430211 Translated Place Names Listed by Japanese in South 

Pacific

NR 4792 ZEMA53 16039A 19440524 Security of Allied Ciphers

NR 4793 ZEMA53 222A 19430918 Japanese Bases in Southern Pacific Areas

NR 4794 ZEMA53 3472A 19430800 Solution of Linear Equations by Means of Card Index 

Machines

NR 4795 ZEMA53 3473A 19441210 Numerical Tables of Bessel Functions

NR 4796 ZEMA53 35869A 19390626 American Measures Against Communication 

Intelligence

Publicity; Appendix II

NR 4797 ZEMA53 5262A 19440000 Photographic Reminiscences of Fleet Radio Unit, 

Melbourne

Box 1434

NR 4803 ZEMA54 20005A 19431215 Troop Survey of the Army as of December 1943

Box 1435

NR 4804 ZEMA55 15255A 19440828 Engineering Notebooks

NR 4805 ZEMA55 15823A 19420212 McCormack Papers, 1942

NR 4806 ZEMA55 16148A 19410728 Tina, Method of Matching Characteristics of Individual 

Wireless Operator’s Sending

NR 4807 ZEMA55 21274A 19450515 Technical Memorandum on Operations Principals of 

SIGBEE 1945

Box 1436

NR 4808 ZEMA56 13284A 19440615 Traffic Analysis of Lower Echelon Networks

NR 4809 ZEMA56 16088A 19441215 Enemy Analysis of Allied Communications

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1549

NR 4810 ZEMA56 17587A 19400000 Signal Intelligence Service Activity in China Theater

NR 4811 ZEMA56 296A 19431117 Translations of Miscellaneous Documents Taken in Alaska

NR 4812 ZEMA56 32682A 19450701 Cryptographic Signal Operation Instructions, 1945

NR 4813 ZEMA56 5058A 19430901 Diary of Yoshio Yazaki 

NR 4814 ZEMA56 9464A 19450522 Interrogation Reports/Counter-Sabotage Bulletin No. 10

Box 1437

NR 4815 ZEMA57 25885A 19450700 Bulldozer Operating Manual, 1945

NR 4816 ZEMA57 26184A 19450109 Japanese Balloon Reports

NR 4817 ZEMA57 35506A 19440815 Intercept Accuracy, Study 1944

NR 4819 ZEMA57 42040A 19430501 NRP 1; JN Recognition Data

NR 4820 ZEMA57 42562A 19420728 Handling of Intercepted Material Requiring 

Cryptanalytic Study 

Box 1438

NR 4823 ZEMA58 17528A 19440429 Response to Questionnaires on Signal Radio 

Intelligence Companies 

NR 4825 ZEMA58 17530A 19430830 RD/F Units Operations

Box 1439

NR 4834 ZEMA59 5870A 19150000 Instruction to Bigraph Key for Code No. 105

NR 4835 ZEMA59 5872A 19000000 Rules for the Use of Code No. 99

NR 4836 ZEMA59 5873A 19070000 Enciphering and Deciphering Tables, Code Nr. 402

NR 4837 ZEMA59 5874A 19160000 Rules for Using the Codes and Ciphers of the Ministry 

of Foreign Affairs

NR 4838 ZEMA59 7917A 19040722 Third Division General Staff Memorandum Report No. 120

NR 4841 ZEMA59 8149A 19150920 British Naval Officer’s Request for U.S. Aid in Solving 

Ciphers

Box 1440

NR 4842 ZEMA60 45942A 19430501 Japanese Intelligence Information, Far East - 1943

Boxes 1441-1456

NR 4843 ZEMA61 46882A 19410500 Japanese Navy Translations

Boxes 1457-1465

NR 4844 ZEMA77 46884A 19410301 Raw Traffic and Translations

Box 1466

NR 4845 ZEMA86 34473A 19420000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Diplomatic

Box 1467

NR 4849 ZEMA87 37684A 19440701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Code - 

Otsu FU 1

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1550

Box 1468

NR 4851 ZEMA88 37510A 19440100 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Army/Air 

Code System A1-000 Analytic Reports.

NR 4852 ZEMA88 37511A 19430000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese Call List 

#1 Revised, Series 7-B

NR 4853 ZEMA88 37512A 19441026 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese 

“Weighting Depths in the Nan Code” by Lt. M. Hall Jr.

Box 1469

NR 4854 ZEMA89 45547A 19450222 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Naval Call List Yo Bi Ki 2

NR 4855 ZEMA89 45548A 1945C000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN11G

NR 4856 ZEMA89 45592A 19451120 Codes and Ciphers: Japan No. 6 Basic Call List by Call.

NR 4857 ZEMA89 45593A 19450711 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call Sign Decode Listings

NR 4858 ZEMA89 45594A 19440000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call Lists

NR 4859 ZEMA89 45595A 1 945060 1 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Yo Hei N4 and SE Yo Hei 

N2 Call Lists

Box 1470

NR 4860 ZEMA90 45656A 19390801 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Orange Radio Service Calls

NR 4861 ZEMA90 45657A 19411100 Codes and Ciphers: Japan HYOO-9

NR 4862 ZEMA90 45658A 19410501 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call and Address Lists 1941

NR 4863 ZEMA90 45659A 19410501 Codes and Ciphers: Japan HYOO-8

NR 4864 ZEMA90 45660A 19401200 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-163A Encode

NR 4865 ZEMA90 45695A 19420000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-157

NR 4866 ZEMA90 45696A 19430600 Codes and Ciphers: Japan “Berne Special” Naval 

Attaché Cypher

NR 4867 ZEMA90 45697A 19410800 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-22 JN-57 JN-62 JN-71

NR 4868 ZEMA90 45698A 19411201 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Orange Service Calls

NR 4869 ZEMA90 45699A 19420623 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-25-A Code Book

Box 1471

NR 4870 ZEMA91 35259 19450521 Rattan Liaison

NR 4872 ZEMA91 36840A 19450127 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Burmese, Code A 

and Code B, BRA-1 

NR 4884 ZEMA91 9624A 19431005 Technical Exchanges Between U.S. and Canada

Box 1472

NR 4885 ZEMA92 11072A 19440919 German Assistance to Japanese War Production

NR 4886 ZEMA92 11618A 19430201 Prisoner of War Interrogation Reports, 1943-1945

NR 4888 ZEMA92 25564A 19440220 Radio-Electronic Relay for Noise Suppression, 1944

NR 4889 ZEMA92 25639A 19450101 Japanese Balloons, 1945

NR 4890 ZEMA92 25641A 19450201 Japanese Balloons, 1945

NR 4891 ZEMA92 26169A 1942919 ICR Intercept Manual, September 1957

NR 4893 ZEMA926250A 19450809 Project 1005-Aural Copy of High Speed Radio-Telegraph 

Signals

NR 4896 ZEMA92 7194A 19410900 Tables of Standard Frequency Data English Pamphlet #1

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 457. Records of the National Security Agency 1551

Box 1473

NR 4898 ZEMA93 29865A 19450000 Program of Instruction for Army Security Agency 

Officers Course, Advanced

NR 4899 ZEMA93 29867A 19450000 Cryptographic Training Systems Indicator List

NR 4900 ZEMA93 45653A 19410831 Codes and Ciphers: Japan N2K Tactical Call List

NR 4901 ZEMA93 45654A 19411000 Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 4902 ZEMA93 45655A 19431109 Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN-4-N Code

NR 4903 ZEMA93 5332A 19450926 Baudot Charts Labelled Appendix A, B, C, and D

NR 4904 ZEMA93 6028A 19450000 Systems Survey I Japanese Diplomatic Systems

Box 1474

NR 4905 ZEMA94 39806 19440901 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call-List KOO8.

NR 4906 ZEMA94 39818 19430701 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Naval Call List 

Titled KOO-6 and Otsu-6

Box 1475

NR 4908 ZEMA95 40937A 19430820 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 4909 ZEMA95 40938A 19450000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers; Japan System 

Titled Yobi KOO-1

NR 4910 ZEMA95 40939A 19431220 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan Code Titled 

JN-25-G

Box 1476

NR 4911 ZEMA96 36460A 19420000 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese KOO-4 

and Otsu-4

NR 4912 ZEMA96 36514A 19430719 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japanese KOO-5, 

and Otsu-5

Box 1477

NR 4913 ZEMA97 45742A 19440600 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Yobi Otsu FU-3 Code Book 

Decode Sequences 1-8

NR 4914 ZEMA97 45741A 19421001 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Call Lists KOO 4 (4A) and 

Otsu 4 (4B)

Box 1479

NR 4916 ZEMA99 44798A 19450915 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 4916 ZEMA99 44798A 19450915 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan

NR 4918 ZEMA99 45186A 19410826 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: Japan JN 21E

NR 4920 ZEMA99 45255A 19430400 Cryptographic Codes and Ciphers: United States

NR 4921 ZEMA99 45423A 19430524 Codes and Ciphers: Japan Nigori and Kana Operating 

Signals

NR 4922 ZEMA99 45424A 19450921 Codes and Ciphers: Japan, Interrogation of Capt. 

Yamasaki

Entry 9032: Historic Cryptographic Collection, 1891-1981
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1552

Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters

of Operation

Record Group 493

Records of the China-Burma-India Theater of Operations, U.S. Army 

(CBI)

United States Army Forces, China-Burma-India

Under Maj. Gen. Joseph W. Stillwell as theater commander, the headquarters of the 

U.S Army Forces, China-Burma-India, usually known as Headquarters USAF, CBI, was 

established at Chungking in March 1942. Several command posts were located near the 

scene of combat operations. From March to May 1942, during the first Burma campaign, 

the forward command post was located at Maymyo, the rear echelon was at Lashio, 

and headquarters detachments were at Kunming and Calcutta. In May 1942, when the 

American-Chinese forces were driven from Burma to India, the rear echelon was relocated 

at New Delhi in order to direct United States forces in India and to operate supply lines in 

China. The forward echelon was set up at Chungking, to direct American military operations 

in China. Branch headquarters was located at Kunming. The Kunming branch was 

disbanded on December 31, 1943. On April 1, 1944, during the India-Burma campaign, 

the rear echelon at New Delhi was made the main headquarters, and the forward echelon 

remained at Chungking. On October 24, 1944, after the China-Burma-India Theater was 

divided, the headquarters at New Delhi was redesignated as Headquarters U.S. Army 

Forces, India-Burma Theater. The main headquarters at New Delhi included the Deputy 

Commander, the Chief of Staff, and the Deputy Chief of Staff; general-staff divisions G-2 to 

G-4; the usual special-staff sections; and boards and committees that supervised special 

activities.

Between March 1942 and October 1944, several major subordinate commands were set up 

under this headquarters. Headquarters provided some administrative and supply services to 

the Office of Strategic Services Detachments in the area; the India-China Division of the Air 

Transport Command; the Joint Intelligence Collecting Agency, CBI, which operated under the 

Joint Chiefs of Staff; and the XX Bomber Command, which was controlled by Headquarters 

Army Air Forces.

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1942-1944 (0493-UD-UP-7)

Boxes 6-89 location: 290/41/1/05.

Box Decimal

57 350.3 location: 290/41/2/04

70 383.6 location: 290/41/2/07

70 386.3 location: 290/41/2/07

Records of the Special Staff, Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 7: Decimal File, 1942-1944
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1553

Formerly Classified General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1942 (0493-UD-UP-8)

Boxes 90-103 location: 290/41/3/04

Box Decimal

98 383.6 location: 290/41/3/04

98 386.3 location: 290/41/3/04

Records of the India-Burma Theater of Operations, U.S. Army (IBT)

United States Forces, India-Burma Theater

U.S. Forces, India-Burma Theater, also known as USF, IBT, was established on October 24, 

1944, under Lt. Gen. Daniel I. Sultan. In June 1945 Maj. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler became 

commanding general. The command comprised the U.S. Army air, ground, and service 

forces that operated in India, Burma, Ceylon, Thailand, the Malay States, and Sumatra. It 

had tactical jurisdiction over most of the old China-Burma-India Theater except China itself 

and over the Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, and additional territory in Thailand. Its primary 

task was to continue the support of the Allied Forces in China. As the communications 

zone for the China Theater, it provided security and maintenance for land lines to China 

and supply services, material, and equipment for Allied operations in southern and central 

China. U.S. combat and service troop units of USF, IBT, also participated in and supported 

the operations of the Southeast Asia Command. They were under the operational control 

of that Command and under the administrative control of Headquarters USF, IBT. This 

headquarters was discontinued in 1946.

Headquarters of this command was located at New Delhi from October 1944 until after the 

war. The organization of headquarters included the Deputy Theater Commander, the Chief 

of Staff and the Deputy Chief of Staff; general-staff sections, including Historical and Public 

relations Sections; and a varying number of attached boards and commissions, such as the 

local Foreign Claims Commission and the American Petroleum Committee. In May 1945 this 

headquarters took over the functions and personnel of Headquarters Services of Supply, 

India-Burma Theater.

Records of the General Staff

Records of the G-2 (Intelligence) Section

Correspondence File, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-19)

Boxes 1-2 location: 290/41/4/06

Daily Summaries, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP 20)

Box 3 location: 290/41/4/06

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-21)

Box 4 location: 290/41/4/06

Records of the G-2 (Intelligence Section) — Entry 21: Classified General Correspondence, 1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1554

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General

General Correspondence (3 Decimal Files) (0493-UD-UP-36)

Boxes 36-354 location: 290/41/5/04

Box Decimal

36 000.5 location: 290/41/5/04

68 314.4 location: 290/41/6/01

141-142 383.6 location: 290/41/7/05

142 386.3 location: 290/41/7/05

166 383.6 location: 290/41/6/01

261 350.3 location: 290/41/10/01

268 383.6 location: 290/41/10/03

Formerly Classified General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1942-1946 (0493-UDUP-37)

Boxes 355-402 location: 290/41/11/07

Box Decimal

360 314.4 location: 290/41/12/01

374 383.6 location: 290/41/12/03

374 386.3 location: 290/41/12/03

Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0493-UD-UP- 38)

Boxes 403-407 location: 290/41/12/07

Formerly Classified Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-39)

Boxes 408-410 location: 290/41/13/01

Historical Reports, 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-45) 

Box 434 location: 290/41/13/05

Records Relating to Plans and Operations, 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-47)

Boxes 436-439 location: 290/41/13/05

Formerly Classified Records Relating to Plans and Operations, 1943-1945 (0493-

UD-UP-48)

Boxes 440-441 location: 290/41/13/05

Reports, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-49)

Boxes 442-443 location: 290/41/13/06

Records Relating to Policy, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-51)

Box 445 location: 290/41/13/06

Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 51: Records Relating to Policy, 1943-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1555

Standard Operating Procedures, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-52)

Box 446 location: 290/41/13/06

Records of the Chemical Warfare Section

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0493-UD-UP-63)

Boxes 467-487 location: 290/41/14/02

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-64)

Boxes 488-491 location: 290/41/14/05

Formerly Classified Messages, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-65)

Box 492 location: 290/41/14/06

Records of the Historical Section

Historical Records, 1941-1946 (0493-UD-UP-105)

Boxes 642-656 location: 290/41/17/06

Records of the Judge Advocate General

Records Relating to Civil Affairs, 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-112)

Boxes 668-670 location: 290/41/18/03

General Records, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-113)

Boxes 671-673 location: 290/41/18/03

Formerly Classified General Records, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-114)

Boxes 674-676 location: 290/41/18/04

Box Subject

675 Burma-China Boundary

675 Case file of Benjamin Parker, Rangoon, Burma

675 China

675 Chinese soldier (name unknown) vs. US

675 Incoming radios: Singapore

675 Miscellaneous incoming radios location: 290/41/18/04

675 Miscellaneous outgoing radios

675 Outgoing radios: Singapore

675 Outgoing radios: Washington

675 Rape of Hong Kong

675 Southeast Asia Command directives, CAS(b)

675 Thailand

675 Woodall File

675 Y-force CAS(b)

676 8-WC North Burma, Beheading of an Airman

Records of the Judge Adjutant General — Entry 114: Classified General Records, 1944-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1556

Box Subject

676 Minutes of meetings

676 Mizutani, prosecution evidence location: 290/41/18/04

676 Office of Strategic Services case, smuggling

676 Office of Strategic Services report, October 6, 1945

676 Original Office of Strategic Services tabulations of Prisoners of War

676 Southeast Asia Command Prisoner of War Report, August 23-October 15, 1945

676 War crimes general policy

Formerly Classified Subject File, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-115)

Box 677 location: 290/41/18/03

Incoming and Outgoing Radio Messages, 1946 (0493-UD-UP-116)

Box 678 location: 290/41/18/03

Records Relating to War Crimes, 1945-1948 (0493-UD-UP-117)

Boxes 679-685 location: 290/41/18/05

Box Subject

679 8-WC North Burma, Beheading of an airman, (Parker) miscellaneous incoming 

radios 

679 Counterintelligence Corps report, Kleise, Thailand and Saigon, October 2, 1945

679 Donovan report, regarding treatment of prisoners of war in the Celebes and in Java

679 Interrogation reports of War Crimes suspects, A-K

680 Incoming radios: Washington

680 Interrogation reports of War Crime suspects, L-Z

680 Outgoing radios: Washington

680 Rangoon cases

681 30-WC Murder of 6 Navy Airmen, China

681 Case files: Lt. Col. Hunter, Lt. Sands, Lt. Withrow

681 Incident worksheets, Prisoner of War camps

682 Case File, Henry C. DeJarnette

682 Counterintelligence Corps reports, guards at Thailand Prisoner of War camps

682 List of War Crimes Suspects, October 22, 1945

683 Celebes cases

683 Prisoner of War statements September 3, 1945, (two folders)

684 Java Cases

684 Rape of Hong Kong

684 Southeast Asia Command Prisoner of War reports, including index

685 Prosecution evidence, Mizutani Tataro

685 Report of the USS Houston, and the internment of its crew

685 Tabulation of prisoners of war in camps in Thailand

685 Trial records of Tomono Shondo

Records of the Judge Adjutant General — Entry 117: Records Relating to War Crimes, 1945-1948
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1557

Records of the Subordinate Commands

Records of the Service of Supply (IBT SOS)

Records of the General Staff

Records of the G-2 (Intelligence) Section

British-American Intelligence Summary, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-178)

Box 1 location: 290/41/29/04

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-180)

Boxes 3-4 location: 290/41/29/04

Box Decimal

4 383.6 location: 290/41/29/04

Subject File, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-181)

Box 5 location: 290/41/29/04

Records of the Ledo Area Command (LAC)

Records of the General Staff

Records of the G-2 (Intelligence) Section 

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-184)

Boxes 8-9 location: 290/41/29/05

Box Decimal

9 383.6 

9 386.3 location: 290/41/29/05

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1942-1946 (0493-UD-UP-185)

Boxes 10-117 location: 290/41/29/05

Box Decimal

10 000.3 — 000.51 Crimes

Records of the Ledo Command, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 185: Decimal File, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1558

Box Decimal

11 000.51 Misdemeanors — 014 Civil Matters, 1944

12 014. Civil Affairs — 043.2

13 047.2 — 061

14 061.03 — 080 Societies, Red Cross Directives

15 080. 1943-1944 — 080. 1945

16 091.1 — 092.713

17 091.713 Indian Troops 1945 — 123. 1945

20 142.1 Inventories and Reports of Stores 1945 — 150 Claims February 1945

21 150 Claims 1944 — 200.2 Identification Directives 1944

22 200.2 Transmittals August 1945 — 200.2 Correspondence June 1945

23 200.4 — 200.6

24 200.6 — 200.6 August 1945

25 200.6 October 1945 — 201.36 Service Records

26 201.36 Service Records — 201.62 Reports on Personnel

27 210 Commissioned & Warrant Officers — 210.68 Rotation within Theaters

28 210.68 Rotation of Personnel Directives — 211 Agents

29 211 Liaison Officers — 220.711 Furloughs & Rest Camps

32 230.146 Blacklist Employees — 234 Allotments Directives

33 243 Allotments of Pay, 1945 — 250.1 Morals & Conduct

34 250.1 Morals & Conduct, 1945 — 253 Military Prisoners

35 253 Military Prisoners — 300.4 Orders-Correspondence & Directives, 1945

36 300.5 Bulletins & Circulars — 311.23 Wireless (Directives)

37 311.23 Wireless — 312.1 Letters of Correspondence

38 312.1 Secret Documents — 313.6 Disposition of Records (Destruction)

39 314.7 Units Histories, Dec. 31, 1944 — 314.7 History of Provost Marshal Office

40 314.7 Unit Histories, May 29,1945 — 315 Blank Forms and Books

41 315 Forms (Directives) — 319.1 RTO

42 319.1 RTO Daily Tonnage Reports — 319.1 Reports (Directives)

43 319.1 Reports Directives, 1943-44 — 319.1 Ordnance Vehicle Status

44 319.1 Weekly Reports of Base Surgeon — 319.1 Weekly Reports-Level of Supply

45 319.1 Base Quartermaster Reports — 319.1 Reports (Strengths) 1942

46 319.1 Inventory Adjustment Reports — 319.1 Reports Monthly Inventory, 1944

47 319.1 Reports-Monthly Inventory-1943 — 319.1 Reports Troop Status

48 319.1 Reports Pneumatic Tire — 319.1 Below (45-60-90) Day Level Reports

49 319.1 Weekly Reports-190th Ordnance Co. — 319.1 Reports-TJA Weekly, 1943

50 319.1 Reports Classified Messages (Telephone) — 319.1 Reports-Car Arrivals

51 319.1 Veterinary Activities, 1943 — 319.1 Auto Maintenance, 1943

52 319.1 Motor Vehicle Status — 319.1 Troop Status, December 1943

53 319.1 Reports-Material Status & Consumed — 319.1 Reports-Material Status 

Reports-Radio

54 319.1 Reports-Material Status — 319.1 Reports-Inventory Adjustments

55 319.127 Seigel File-Weekly Summary — 319.105 Weekly Level of Supply

56 319.1 Ammunition Reports — 319.1 P.O.L. Reports

57 319.1 Informal Status Reports-Ledo — 319.1 P.O.L. Reports

Records of the Ledo Command, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 185: Decimal File, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1559

Box Decimal

58 319.106 Balanced Days of Supply Reports — 319.2 Administrative Matters 

Correspondence

59 319.2 Administrative Matters — 320.3 Table of Organization, Units

60 320.2 Tables of Organization — 322 Organization & Tactical Units, 1945

61 322 Organization & Tactical Units, Dec. 1945 — 322 Organization & Tactical Units, 

April 23, 1945

62 322 Organization and Tactical Units, 1942 — 330.11 Morale & Welfare 

71 332 Enlistment, 1945 — 353.4 Firing of Weapons

72 353.8 Special Service — 360.33 Certificates, Affidavits, Rosters

73 360.33 Burial and Reports of Death — 370 Movement Orders

74 370 Troop Disposition Lists — 370.091 Convoy China

75 370.091 Convoy China — 370.091 Convoy China

76 370.091 Convoys, Escorts and Guards — 370.41 Line of Communications

77 370.5 Assignment of Troops — 370.5 Arrival and Departures

78 370.5 Assignment of Troops to October 30, 1945 — 371.2 Security LAC, 1945

79 371.2 Service Security — 381 National Defense

80 383.6 Prisoners of War — 387 Terminating War

111 679 Sawmills — 704 Casualties, 1945

112 704 Casualties, 1945 — 704 Casualties, 1944

113 704 Casualties, 1944 — 704.11 Disposition of Patients

114 705 Admission to Hospital & Patients In Hospitals — 720.3 Vaccination & 

Immunization

Memorandums, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-195)

Boxes 138-139 

Box Subject

138 HQ Base Section location: 290/41/32/02

139 HQ Ledo Area Command — HQ Base Section location: 290/41/32/02

Records of the Chemical Warfare Section

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1945 (0493-UD-UP-198)

Box 142 location: 290/41/32/03

Records of the Chinese Army in India (CAI IV)

After the collapse of Allied forces in Burma in mid-1942, two Chinese divisions, the new 

22nd and the new 38th, withdrew to India. In October 1942 the Chinese Army in India 

(CAI), which was composed of all Chinese ground troops in India, was put under the 

command of General Stillwell, the Commanding General of U.S. Army Forces, CBI and the 

Chief of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek’s Joint Staff. During 1943 the New 30th Division 

was flown into India, and joined in April 1944 by the 14th and 50th Divisions. After October 

24, 1944, the Chinese Army in India was transferred to General Sultan, commanding 

general of the U.S. Army Forces, India-Burma Theater. In December 1944, the New 

Records of the Chemical Warfare Section — Entry 198: Decimal File, 1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1560

22nd Division and the 14th Division were flown back to China, where they became part 

of the GHQ reserve. These divisions supported the Allied offensive in Burma by attacking 

southward from Yunan, helping to clear the Burma Road in January 1945. Another unit 

organized in India was the Sino-American First Provisional Tank Group which supported 

American and Chinese operations in Burma.

Headquarters Records

General Headquarters CAI, a joint American-Chinese organization, was established at 

Ramgarh, India, in June 1942, and was moved to Ledo about December 1944. It was 

organized in the Chinese Army staff pattern, with the American theater commander as the 

Commanding General, a Chinese general as the Vice Commander until January 1943, and 

an American general officer as Chief of Staff for the General Headquarters.

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-215)

Boxes 1-28 location: 290/41/34/05

Box Decimal

1 000.51 Smuggling, Contraband — 000.92 Fires, Cyclones, Hurricanes, Storms

2 001 Conventions, Expositions, Fairs, Parades — 062 Photography

3 062.2 Motion Pictures — 154

4 157 — 201.1

5 201.22 — 211

6 211 — 250

7 250 — 250.7

8 251 — 293

9 300 — 313.6

10 314.6 — 319.1 Report of Gen. Sultan to Chiang Kai-Shek

11 319.1 Reports, Annual & Situation — 320.3 Table of Organization & Equipment 

(Chinese)

12 320.3 Strength Reports — 320.3 Tables of Organization, Vol. I

13 320.3 Table of Organization (Correspondence) — 320.3 Table of Organization 

(Chinese Armored Unit)

14 320.3 Table of Organization & Equipment (Obsolete) — 322

15 323.3 — 334

16 334 — 353

17 353 — 370.5

18 370.5 — 386.3

19 400 — 400.34

20 400.34 — 400.35 Monthly Material Status Reports, April 1945

21 400.35 Monthly Material Status Reports, Oct. 1944 — 400.35 Status of T/BA 

Equipment

22 400.35 Issue In Excess of T/E & T/BA — 414.3

23 418 — 441

24 451 — 461

25 462 — 475 Ordnance

Records of the Chinese Army in India, Historical Records — Entry 215: Decimal File, 1943-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1561

Box Decimal

26 475 Chemical Warfare Service Equipment — 552.8

27 581 — 687

28 687 — 823

Subject Correspondence File, 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-219)

Box 40 location: 290/41/34/05

Records of the Detachment, U.S. Army in India (DUSAI)

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Section

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-232)

Boxes 1-11 location: 290/41/35/07

Box Decimals

1 000.1 — 200.6

2 312 — 319.1

3 320 — 518

4 150 — 180

5 185 — 215

6 215 — 240

7 245 — 290

8 293 — 329

9 313.3 — 390

10 393 — 422.1

11 425 — 463.4

Formerly Classified General Correspondence (Decimal Files) (0493-UD-UP-233)

Boxes 12-13 location: 290/42/1/01

Box Decimals

12 000.5 — 333.5 location: 290/42/1/01

13 333.5 – 686 location: 290/42/1/01

Records of the China Theater of Operations, U.S. Army (CT)

U.S. Forces, China Theater, known as USF, CT, was organized on October 29, 1944, as one 

of the two successors of U.S. Army Forces, China-Burma-India. Its commanding general, 

Maj. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, was also made Chief of Staff to Generalissimo Chiang KaiShek. It comprised the U.S. Army forces on the mainland of China and the adjacent islands 

and in Indochina. It continued the operations of its predecessor in that area, including the 

employment of U.S. air units for tactical, strategic, and ground support operations, the training 

of Chinese troops, and the logistical support of Chinese air and ground establishments.

Records of the Adjutant General’s Section — Entry 233: Decimal Files
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1562

Headquarters USF, CT, was located at Chungking. It continued in China the staff functions 

previous exercised by Headquarters U.S. Army Forces, China-Burma-India, March 1942-

October 1944. General Wedemeyer was responsible to the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the 

control of all U.S. forces in China. As Chief of Staff to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, he 

advised and assisted the Generalissimo and the Chinese general staff with respect to the 

training of Chinese troops and their employment against the Japanese forces in China. 

Headquarters USF, CT, collaborated with the corresponding headquarters in the India-Burma 

Theater on matters relating to supply, personnel replacements, and material in the China 

Theater and on matters relating to the Chinese Army in India.

Headquarters at Chungking included the Theater Commander, the Chief of Staff, generalstaff sections G-1 to G-5; and the usual special-staff sections. The rear echelon of 

headquarters (also called the advance section) operated at Kunming from December 13, 

1944 to July 1945; it too had general-staff and special-staff sections. The liquidation of 

USF, CT, was completed in 1946 by the Nanking Headquarters Command. The Nanking 

Command was discontinued in October 1946, and its remaining personnel were transferred 

to the Joint United States Military Advisory Group to the Republic of China.

Records of the Office of the Commanding General

Records of the Commanding General

“Eyes Alone” Messages, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-235)

Boxes 1-4 location: 290/42/1/02

Personal “Eyes Alone” Incoming and Outgoing Messages, 1944-1945

 (0493-UD-UP-236)

Box 5 location: 290/42/1/02

“Eyes Alone” Messages Relating to French Indo-China (FIC), 1943-1945 

(0493-UD-UP-237)

Box 6 location: 290/42/1/02

“Eyes Alone” Message Subject File, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-238)

Boxes 7-8 location: 290/42/1/02

Incoming Messages, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-239)

Box 9 location: 290/42/1/03

Formerly Top Secret Outgoing Messages, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-240)

Box 10 location: 290/42/1/03

Formerly Top Secret Incoming Messages, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-241)

Boxes 11-12 location: 290/42/1/03

Records of the China Theater of Operations, Commanding General — Entry 241: Top Secret Incoming Messages, 

1944-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1563

Box Subject

11 Radios-Chungking-Incoming — Radios-Tokyo-Incoming

12 Radios-Washington-Incoming, Book I — Radios-Washington-Incoming, Book III

Formerly Top Secret Administrative Records, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-242)

Boxes 13-14 location: 290/42/1/03

Formerly Top Secret “Black Book” on China, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-243)

Boxes 15-16 location: 290/42/1/04

Formerly Top Secret Records Concerning Meetings and Conferences, 1944-1946 

(0493-UD-UP-244) 

Boxes 17-18 location: 290/42/1/04

Box Subject

17 Combined Staff Minutes, Book I — Eyes Only Conference & Documents

18 Generalissimo, Minutes, Book I — Guam Conference, Agenda & Papers

Formerly Top Secret Records Concerning Policy, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP- 245)

Boxes 19-21 location: 290/42/1/04

Box Subject

19 Combined Chiefs of Staff, Minutes Book II — JCS, Combined Chiefs of Staff: Papers

20 JCS, Combined Chiefs of Staff: Papers — SWNCC Minutes Book I

21 SWNCC Minutes Book II — Southeast Asia Command Information Book

Formerly Top Secret Records Relating to Plans and Operations, 1944-1946 

(0493-UD-UP-246)

Box 22 location: 290/42/1/05

Records Concerning General Wedemeyer’s 1st Trip to Washington for Discussions 

about China (“MAPLE”) (0493-UD-UP-247)

Box 23 location: 290/42/1/05

Records Concerning General Wedemeyer’s 2d Trip to Washington for Discussions 

about China (“MISSIONARY”), 1945 (0493-UD-UP-248)

Boxes 24-25 location: 290/42/1/05

Formerly Top Secret Subject File, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-249)

Box 26 location: 290/42/1/05

Register of Top Secret Documents, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-250)

Boxes 27-28 location: 290/42/1/05

Records of the China Theater of Operations, Commanding General — Entry 250: Register of Top Secret Documents, 

1945-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1564

Records of the General Staff

Records of the G-2 (Intelligence) Section

Headquarters Records

Correspondence, 1941-1945 (0493-UD-UP-251)

Box 29 location: 290/42/1/06

Records of the Sino Translation and Interrogation Center (SINTIC)

General Correspondence, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-253)

Boxes 33-36 location: 290/42/1/06

Box Decimal

33 013.361 — 220 SINTIC Promotions, Commissions, Awards

34 220 SINTIC Personnel Language Evaluation — 300 Memos to G-2

35 300 Incoming Memos — 312.1 Misc. Receipts & Acknowledgements

36 312.1 Burnt Documents Lists — 400

Radio Paraphrases Concerning SINTIC, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-254)

Box 37 location: 290/42/1/07

Reports and Documents, 1944-1947 (0493-UD-UP-255)

Boxes 38-42 location: 290/42/1/07

Box Subject

38 SINTIC Progress Report — CTCC-Captured Document Translations

39 SINTIC Reports, October-December 1945 — SINTIC Item #131-170

40 SINTIC Item #171-220 — SINTIC Item #277

41 SINTIC Item #278-285 — SINTIC Item # 320

42 SINTIC Item #321 — SINTIC Item #342

Register of Incoming and Outgoing SINTIC Messages, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-256)

Box 43 location: 290/42/1/07

Records of the G-3 (Operations) Section

Correspondence, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-257)

Boxes 44-48 location: 290/42/2/01

Box Subject

44 Photos, Maps, & Charts — Strength & Equipment

45 Daily Status Reports on Chinese Army Move — Proposed Tables of Organization

46 Planning Notes on Theater — 60th Army-Commanding General Tseng Tse Sheng

47 Troop Movements Reports — China Theater AG Section, Medical Re Lend-Lease

Records of the G-3 (Operations) Section — Entry 257: Correspondence, 1944-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1565

Box Subject

48 Movements of Troops, Chinese Army Equipment Reports — Chinese Requests for 

Air & Water Movements

Records of the G-5 (Civil Affairs) Section

Incoming and Outgoing Messages Concerning the Recovery of Downed Airmen and 

POWs (0493-UD-UP-260)

Box 53 location: 290/42/2/02

Correspondence and Reports, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-261)

Boxes 54-57 location: 290/42/2/02

Box Subject

54 Office of Strategic Services & Naval Group — Production Branch File

55 Transportation Routes of Kalha-Bhamo-Mandalay — Shipping-Summary of U.S. 7th 

Fleet Area

56 Miscellaneous, 1945-1946 — Chinese Officials

57 WPB Staff Meeting, 1945-1946 — Transportation Requisitions

Formerly Classified Correspondence and Reports, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-262)

Box 58 location: 290/42/2/03

Formerly Classified Miscellaneous Data Books, 1942-1945 (0493-UD-UP-263)

Boxes 59-60 location: 290/42/2/03

Formerly Classified Report on Special Agencies in China, 1942-1945

 (0493-UD-UP-264)

Box 61 location: 290/42/2/03

Records of Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office

General Correspondence, 1942-1946 (0493-UD-UP-265)

Boxes 62-305 location: 290/42/2/03

Box Decimal

62 000.000 Miscellaneous (Boo Ding) — 000.5 1946

63 000.5 1945 — 000.73

64 000.74 — 000.76 1945

65 000.76 Newspapers & Magazines, 1944-1945 — 004 Commercial Enterprise, 1946

66 004 1946 — 012.1

67 012.2 — 014.32

68 014.33 — 014.5

69 018 — 045.4

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 265: General Correspondence, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1566

Box Decimal

70 045.5 — 061 1944-1945

71 061 1944-1946 — 062

72 062.2 — 091.1

73 091.112 — 091.713

74 091.713 — 121.7

75 123 Funds, Money, & Savings, 1946 — 123 Funds, Money, & Savings, Sept.-Dec. 

1945

76 123.5 — 150 Claims & Accounts, 1945-1946

77 150 Claims & Accounts, 1946 — 160 Contract, 1944-1945

78 160 Contracts, 1946 — 200.2 Identification, 1946

79 200.2 Identification, Methods, & Systems — 200.3 Personnel Assignments 

(November 1944-June 1945)

80 200.3 Personnel Assignments (July 1945) — 200.3 Personnel Assignments (July 

1946)

81 200.3 Redeployment — 201.22 Commendations, 1946

82 201.22 Commendations, 1945 — 210.1 Appointments

83 210.1 Promotions — 210.68 Foreign

84 210.68 Rotation from 1 January 1946 — 210.68 Rotation 1945

85 210.68 Rotation 1 January 1944-31 July 1945 — 210.68 Rotation 1945

86 210.68 Foreign — 210.8

87 210.8 — 211 Titles & Grades, 1945

88 211 Titles & Grades, 1945-46 — 211 Chaplain

89 211 RR, 1945 — 230.82

90 231.22 — 231.3

91 231.3 — 240

92 240 — 248

93 248 — 248.7

94 248.7

95 250.1 Morals & Conduct, May-June 1945 — 250.1 Morals & Conduct, 1945

96 250.1 Morals & Conduct, 1946 — 250.1 Morals & Conduct, February 1946

97 250.1 Morals & Conduct, 1945-1946 — 250.1 Morals & Conduct, 1944-1946

98 250.1 Morals & Conduct, 1944-1945 — 250.3

99 250.3 — 250.4

100 250.4 — 253

101 253 — 291.1 Marriages, 1946

105 292 Quasi-Military Persons — 293

106 293.8 — 300.4

111 311.13 — 311.23

112 311.23 — 311.3

113 311.3 — 311.5 Codes, 1945

114 311.5 Codes, Confidential Correspondence, October 1945 — 311.5 Codes, 

Confidential Correspondence, September 1945

115 311.5 Codes, Confidential Correspondence, 1946 — 312.1 Classes, 1943-1946

116 312.1 Classes of Correspondence, 1946 — 312.2

117 312.23 — 313

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 265: General Correspondence, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1567

Box Decimal

118 313 — 316.6

119 313.6 — 314.6

120 314.6 — 319.1 Reports

121 319.1 Reports-Combat Crew Summary — 319.1 Reports of Colonels

122 319.1 Supplies — 320.2 Strength & Allotments, 1946

123 320.2 Strengths, 1945

124 320.2 Strengths, 1945 — 320.2 Strengths, 1944-1945

125 320.2 Allotments — 320.2 Allotments, 1945

126 320.2 Strength, February 1945 — 320.2 Machine Record Report

127 320.2 Strengths — 322 A.N.L.C., 1945

128 322 War Shipping Administration — 322 HQ Chungking Liaison Group

129 322.01 — 330.11

130 330.11 — 331.3

131 331.3 — 332.3

132 332.3 — 333 Inspections & Investigations, 1946 

135 333 Inspections, 1945 — 333.5 Investigations, 1946

136 333.5 Colonel Reed Case — 333.5 Reward for Recovery of U.S. Personnel

137 333.5 Investigation — 333.5 Investigation, 1945

138 333.5 Investigation of Military Police — 333.5 Report of Investigation of Two Loss 

Radiograms

139 333.5 Investigations, Shanghai Area — 333.5 Special Inspection, Shanghai Port 

Command

140 333.5 Housing & Construction for American Personnel — 333.5 Investigation of 

Col. I. L. Kitts

141 333.5 Investigations, August 1945 — 333.5 Files of LTC Prather

142 333.5 Investigations of Broadway Mansions — 333.5 Investigations of Capt. M. 

Silvert

143 333.5 PX Curios — 333.5 Investigations, 1946

144 333.5 Investigations, August 1945 — 334 Hsing Yeh Co.

145 334 AMA, 1945 — 334 Haig Court, 1946

146 334 1946 — 334 AG Section, 1944-1945

147 334 Chase Bank — 334 Part I (1944-August 1945)

148 334 Proceedings of Board of Officers — 335.14 AG Section, 1945

149 335.14 Official Entertainment — 341

150 341 — 351

151 351 — 352

152 352 — 353.8

153 353.8 — 360.33

154 360.33 — 370.01

155 370.01 — 370.2

156 370.43 — 370.5 Assignments & Changes of Station, May-December 1945

159 380.1 — 400 Shipping Tickets & Tally Outs, 1945-1946

190 452.1 — 454

191 454 — 461 Publications #1, 1945

192 461 Publications, 1945

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 265: General Correspondence, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1568

Box Decimal

193 461 Publications, 1946 — 461 Publications, 1945

194 461 Publications, 1945 — 463.1

198 471 Ammunition, 1943-1946 — 471 Ammunition, 1945

199 471 Ammunition, 1945-46 — 475 Medics, 1945

200 475 Ordnance, 1945-1946 — 475 Engineers, 1945

216 702 — 704 Casualties, 1945

217 704 Casualties, Missing Personnel, 1945-1946 — 704 Casualties, January 1946

218 704 Casualties, February 1946 — 704.5

219 704.5 — 720.3

220 720.3 — 729.5

221 730 — 829.32

222 000.4 — 000.7

223 000.75 — 008

224 008 — 014.311

225 014.33 — 080

226 091.1 — 091.711

227 092 — 200

228 200.6 Battle Participation, 1944-1945 — 200.6 Emblem for Civilian Service

229 200.6 Emblem for Civilian Service, 1946

230 201.23 — 300.4

231 300.5 — 300.6

232 300.6 — 300.7

233 311 — 311.7

234 312.1 Secretarial Notes — 312.1 Classes of Correspondence

235 313 — 314.81

236 316 — 319.1 Reports to the Prime Minister

237 319.1 Reports for the G-2 Section — 319.1 Reports-Chinese Program

238 319.1 Progress Reports — 319.1 Reports of Personnel

239 319.1 Reports-Miscellaneous — 319.1 Reports, 1945

240 319.1 Reports-Miscellaneous — 319.1 G-3 Reports

241 319.1 Periodic Reports — 319.1 Reports, 1942

242 319.1 CT & CC, 1945 — 319.1 Reports, 1945

243 319.1 G-4 Reports, 1945 — 319.1 G-4 Reports, 1946

244 319.1 Reports #1 — 319.1 Reports, 1946

245 319.1 Reports, 1945 — 319.1 G-3 Reports, 1945

246 319.2 — 319.26 Station List, 1945-1946

247 319.26 Station List, 1945

248 319.26 Station List, 1945 — 319.26 Station List-14th Air Force, 1945

249 319.26 Station List-Service of Supply — 319.26 Mailing & Station Lists

250 320 — 320.2

251 320.2 — 320.3 Table of Equipment-American Liaison Teams

252 320.3 Table of Organization for AGO — 320.3 Table of Equipment for Chinese Army

253 320.3 Table of Allotment & Equipment for Chinese — 320.3 Table of Organization & 

Equipment, General

254 320.3 Troop List — 322 Clandestine-AGAS

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 265: General Correspondence, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1569

Box Decimal

255 322 U.S.-NCAC India-Burma — 322 Chinese National Military Council

256 322 Chinese Air Corps — 322 U.S.-Shanghai Port Command

257 322 U.S. Engineer — 322 U.S. Signal Corps

258 322 U.S. Army Air Force Weather — 322 U.S. Army Air Force Liaison Squadron

259 322 India-Burma Theater — 322 Clandestine-Office of Strategic Services

260 332 Organizational & Tactical Units

261 322 Organizations of Services of Supply — 322 Inactivation

262 322 Deployment of U.S. Military Personnel — 322 U.S. Army Air Force Transport

263 332 U.S. Quartermaster — 322 U.S. Army Air Force Service Group

264 322 Infantry — 322 U.S. Army Air Force Bomber

265 322 Chinese Commandos — 322 Long Range Penetration Groups

266 322 U.S. Military Intelligence — 332 U.S. Army Air Force, ASC 1945

267 322 HQ, Joint Intelligence Collection Agency — 322 Chinese Replacements

268 322 Chinese Mortar Units — 322 U.S. Army Air Force Anti-Aircraft

269 322 Plans for Reorganization — 322 Organizations & Tactical Units

270 322 Foreign Liquidation Commission — 322 National Military Council

271 322.01 — 323.3

272 323.31 — 333.5 Pipeline & Burma Road

273 333.5 Army Exchange Service — 333.5 War Area Service Corps

274 333.5 Investigations — 337 Commanders Conference

275 337 Combined Staff Meetings, Chungking — 337 General Staff Conference

276 337 Conferences, Meetings — 337 Minutes of Commanders Meetings

277 337 Minutes of Combined Meetings — 337 Miscellaneous

278 337 General Staff Meetings — 337 Papers on Kunming Conference

279 337 Combined Staff Meetings — 341

280 350 — 350.05

281 350.05 — 350.09 Intelligence, 1944-1946

282 350.09 Intelligence, 1945 — 350.09 Signal Intelligence Wire

283 350.09 Intelligence, 1946 — 353

284 353 — 354.1

293 380 War & Peace — 380 Engineer Section

294 381 Plans & Preparation for War — 381 National Defense

295 381 Military Defense Plans & Preparation — 381 Plans & Preparation for War, 1945

296 381 Memoranda — 383.6

297 383.6 — 383.7

298 383.7 — 386.2

299 386.2 — 400

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1946 (0493-UD-UP-266)

Boxes 306-375 location: 290/42/7/03

Box Decimal

306 000.000 — 000.74

307 000.74 — 061.2

308 062 — 123

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 266: Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1570

Box Decimal

309 123 — 150

310 150 — 210.2

311 210.2 — 210.3

312 210.3 — 211

313 211 — 248.7

314 250.1 — 260

315 291.1 — 311.23 Summary, 1944-1945

316 311.23 Summary, 1945 — 311.23 Frequencies, 1944

317 311.23 Radio Frequencies, 1945 — 311.23 Downgraded Radios, 1945

318 311.23 Radio Frequencies, 1945 — 311.5

319 311.6 — 321

320 321 — 332.3

321 333 — 333.5 Investigations, 1945

322 333.5 Investigation of Report Code — 333.5 Report of Investigation

323 333.5 PX Curios Investigation Lt. Coburn — 333.5 Investigation of 703rd AAA MG 

Battery

324 333.5 Investigation re Col. I. L. Kitts — 333.5 Pipeline & Burma Road Including 

Teng Chung Cutoff

325 333.5 Pat O’Brien Case — 334

326 335 — 353

327 353.41 — 370.41

328 370.5 — 373

329 373.1 — 381

330 381 — 400.24

346 000.1 — 014.33

347 014.33 — 045.4

348 045.4 — 091.31

349 091.4 — 291.2

350 300.4 — 319.1 Personnel Reports

351 319.1 Reports #1 — 319.1 Miscellaneous Reports, 1945

352 319.1 Miscellaneous Reports #2 — 319.1 Miscellaneous Reports, 1946

353 320 — 322 U.S. Military Advisor Group

354 322 U.S. Marines, HQ — 322 Sanitary Engineering Unit

355 322 Replacements — 322 Companies

356 322 U.S. Counter-Intelligence Corps — 322 U.S. Chinese Combat Command

357 322 Brigade — 322 Echelon

358 322 Enemy Equipment Intelligence Service — 322 Ground Rescue Teams

359 322 Battalions — 322 CACW

360 322 CAI — 322 Radio Team

361 322 Emergency Rescue Squadron — 322 Organizations & Tactical Units

362 322.01 — 337

363 337 — 350.05

364 350.09 Intelligence Memorandums — 350.09 Intelligence, 1946

365 350.09 Intelligence, 1946 — 352

366 353 — 370.2 USAF Pacific Operations Instructions

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 266: Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1571

Box Decimal

367 370.2 USAF Pacific Operations Instructions — 370.2 India, Burma, French IndoChina

368 370.2 Operations, 1946 — 370.33

369 370.5 — 381

370 381 — 386

371 386.1 — 410.703

Formerly Top Secret General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1944-1946 

(0493-UD-UP-267)

Boxes 376-378 location: 290/42/8/06

Box Decimal

378 383.6

378 386.3 location: 290/42/8/06

Incoming Messages, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-268)

Boxes 379-382 location: 290/42/8/06

Box Subject

379 Incoming Radios-Calcutta Base — Incoming Radios-Kunming

380 Incoming Radios-Kunming — Incoming Radios, 1945

381 Incoming Radios-Miscellaneous — Incoming Radios-New Delhi

382 Incoming Radios-Shanghai — Incoming Radios-Washington

Formerly Classified Incoming Messages (Geographical), 1945 (0493-UD-UP-269)

Boxes 383-438 location: 290/42/8/07

Box Subject

383 Incoming Radios-Calcutta — Incoming Radios-Guam

384 Incoming Radios-Honolulu — Incoming Radios-Hulutao

385 Incoming Radios-United States — Incoming Radios-HQ Army Air Force CT 

(Shanghai)

386 Incoming Radios-Tokyo — Incoming Radios-Kunming

387 Incoming Radios-Kunming — Incoming Radios-New Delhi

388 Incoming Radios-Laoyao — Incoming Radios-Kandy (British)

389 Incoming Radios-Washington, 1945-1946 — Incoming Radios-Washington, 1945

390 Incoming Radios-Washington, 1946

391 Incoming Radios-Washington — Incoming Radios-Chungking

392 Incoming Radios-Chungking, 1945-1946 — Incoming Radios-Chungking, 1945

393 Incoming Radios-Formosa, 1946 — Incoming Radios-Formosa, 1945-1946

394 Incoming Radios-Yenan, 1946 — Incoming Radios-Yenan, 1945-1946

395 Incoming Radios-Miscellaneous General, 1945-1946 — Incoming RadiosMiscellaneous General, 1946

396 Incoming Radios-Peiping, 1946 — Incoming Radios-Miscellaneous General

397 Incoming Radios-Peiping — Incoming Radios-Japan

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 269: Formerly Classified Incoming Messages, 1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1572

Box Subject

398 Incoming Radios-Washington, 1945-1946 — Incoming Radios-Washington, 1945

399 Incoming Radios-Washington — Incoming Radios-Yunnanyi

400 Incoming Radios-Peishiyi — Incoming Radios-Peishiyi (14th Air Force), 1945

401 Incoming Radios-Shanghai — Incoming Radios-Chabua

402 Incoming Radios-Kunming — Incoming Radios-Shanghai

403 Incoming Radios-Bhamo — Incoming Radios-Paoshan

404 Incoming Radios-Kuanyuan — Incoming Radios-Kunming

405 Incoming Radios-Kweiyang — Incoming Radios-Schwangliu

406 Incoming Radios-Kunming — Incoming Radios-Manila

407 Incoming Radios-Hsian — Incoming Radios-Chabua

408 Incoming Radios-Hastings Mill — Incoming Radios-FEAF

409 Incoming Radios-Liuchow — Incoming Radios-Delhi

410 Incoming Radios-Ledo — Incoming Radios-Washington

411 Incoming Radios-Delhi

412 Incoming Radios-Kunming Services of Supply — Incoming Radios-Delhi

413 Incoming Radios-Delhi — Incoming Radios-Miscellaneous General

414 Incoming Radios-Miscellaneous — Incoming Radios-Kunming SOS, 1945

415 Incoming Radios-Kunming Services of Supply, 1945

416 Incoming Radios-Kunming SOS, 1945 — Incoming Radios-Kunming, 1945

417 Incoming Radios-Washington, 1945

418 Incoming Radios-Delhi — Incoming Radios-Washington

419 Incoming Radios-Kunming Services of Supply, 1945

420 Incoming Radios-Kunming Humpalco — Incoming Radios-Tientsin

421 Incoming Radios-Tientsin — Incoming Radios- United States Army Forces in the 

Western Pacific

422 Incoming Radios-Nanking, 1945 — Incoming Radios-Nanking, 1945-1946

423 Incoming Radios- United States Army Forces in the Western Pacific — Incoming 

Radios-New Delhi

424 Incoming Radios-New Delhi — Incoming Radios-Manila

425 Incoming Radios-New Delhi — Incoming Radios-Manila

426 Incoming Radios-Washington

427 Incoming Radios-Delhi — Incoming Radios-Kunming 14th Air Force

428 Incoming Radios-Kunming 14th Air Force — Incoming Radios-Kunming Services of 

Supply (Humpalco)

429 Incoming Radios-Kunming Services of Supply (Humpalco)

430 Incoming Radios-Tientsin — Incoming Radios-United States

431 Incoming Radios-Peiping

432 Incoming Radios-Peiping — Incoming Radios-Tokyo

433 Incoming Radios-Washington — Incoming Radios-Manila

434 Incoming Radios-Nanking — Incoming Radios-Guam

435 Incoming Radios-China — Incoming Radios-Comd. U.S. 7th Fleet

436 Incoming Radios-Washington — Incoming Radios- United States Army Forces in the 

Western Pacific

437 Incoming Radios- United States Army Forces in the Western Pacific — Incoming 

Radios-Calcutta

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 269: Formerly Classified Incoming Messages, 1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1573

Box Subject

438 Incoming Radios-Canton — Incoming Radios-Hulutao

Formerly Classified Incoming Radios, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-270)

Box 439 location: 290/42/10/01

Miscellaneous Incoming Messages, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-271)

Box 440 location: 290/42/10/01

Decimal Index to Incoming and Outgoing Messages (0493-UD-UP-272)

Boxes 441-446 location: 290/42/10/01

Box Decimal

441 000.1 — 094 Changsha

442 100 — 293

443 300.1 — 352 Kweilin Infantry Training Center (KITC)

444 352 KITC — 413.44

445 413.44 Frequency — 470.71

446 470.72 — 823.1

Register of Incoming Messages, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-273)

Boxes 447-448 location: 290/42/10/02

Log of Incoming Radio Messages, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-274)

Boxes 449-451 location: 290/42/10/03

Incoming Messages (Numbered), 1942-1945 (0493-UD-UP-275)

Boxes 452-529 location: 290/42/10/03

Box Document

452 Document #224, Book #8 (28 February 1942) — Document #913, Book #9 (30 

April 1942)

453 Document #914, Book #10 (1 May 1942) — Document #1625, Book #12 (14 June 

1942)

454 Document #1626, Book #13 (14 June 1942) — Document #2400, Book #15 (21 

July 1942)

455 Document #2401, Book #17 (22 July 1942) — Document #3100, Book #18 (26 

August 1942)

456 Document #3101, Book #20 (27 August 1942) — Document #3725, Book #21 (19 

September 1942)

457 Document #3726, Book #22 (28 September 1942) — Document #4425, Book #24 

(26 October 1942)

458 Document #4426, Book #25 (26 October 1942) — Document #5275, Book #26 

(24 November 1942)

459 Document #5276, Book #27 (24 November 1942) — Document #6741, Book #29 

(24 December 1942)

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 275: Incoming Messages, 1942-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1574

Box Document

460 Document #6742, Book #30 (24 December 1942) — Document #7687, Book #32 

(22 January 1943)

461 Document #7688, Book #33 (22 January 1943) — Document #8686, Book #35 

(20 February 1943)

462 Document #8687, Book #36 (20 February 1943) — Document #9704, Book #37 

(16 March 1943)

463 Document #9705, Book #39 (16 March 1943) — Document #10521, Book #40 (4 

April 1943)

464 Document #10522, Book #41 (4 April 1943) — Document #11282, Book #42 (21 

April 1943)

465 Document #11283, Book #44 (21 April 1943) — Document #11998, Book #45 (8 

May 1943)

466 Document #11999, Book #46 (8 May 1943) — Document #12671, Book #48 (24 

May 1943)

467 Document #12672, Book #49 (24 May 1943) — Document #13413, Book #50 (8 

June 1943)

468 Document #13414, Book #51 (8 June 1943) — Document #14271, Book #53 (26 

June 1943)

469 Document #14272, Book #54 (26 June 1943) — Document #15051, Book #55 (13 

July 1943)

470 Document #15052, Book #57 (13 July 1943) — Document #15820, Book #58 (30 

July 1943)

471 Document #15821, Book #59 (30 July 1943) — Document #16465, Book #60 (15 

August 1943)

472 Document #16466, Book #62 (15 August 1943) — Document #17137, Book #63 

(30 August 1943)

473 Document #17138, Book #65 (30 August 1943) — Document #17760, Book #66 

(14 September 1943)

474 Document #17761, Book #67 (14 September 1943) — Document #18415, Book 

#69 (26 September 1943)

475 Document #18416, Book #70 (27 September 1943) — Document #19128, Book 

#71 (12 October 1943)

476 Document #19129, Book #73 (13 October 1943) — Document #19801, Book #74 

(25 October 1943)

477 Document #19802, Book #76 (26 October 1943) — Document #20424, Book #77 

(7 November 1943)

478 Document #20425, Book #78 (8 November 1943) — Document #21064, Book 

#79 (19 November 1943)

479 Document #21065, Book #81 (20 November 1943) — Document #21708, Book 

#82 (3 December 1943)

480 Document #21709, Book #83 (4 December 1943) — Document #22204, Book 

#85 (15 December 1943)

481 Document #22265, Book #86 (16 December 1943) — Document #22806, Book 

#88 (27 December 943)

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 275: Incoming Messages, 1942-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1575

Box Document

482 Document #22807, Book #89 (28 December 1943) — Document #23484, Book 

#90 (9 January 1944)

483 Document #23485, Book #91 (10 January 1944) — Document #24265, Book #93 

(23 January 1944)

484 Document #24266, Book #94 (24 January 1944) — Document #25048, Book #95 

(6 February 1944)

485 Document #25049, Book #97 (6 February 1944) — Document #25926, Book #99 

(18 February 1944)

486 Document #25927, Book #100 (19 February 1944) — Document #26753, Book 

#101 (1 March 1944)

487 Document #26754, Book #103 (2 March 1944) — Document #27606, Book #104 

(15 March 1944)

488 Document #27607, Book #106 (16 March 1944) — Document #28370, Book #107 

(28 March 1944)

489 Document #28371, Book #108 (29 March 1944) — Document #29194, Book #110 

(9 April 1944)

490 Document #29195, Book #111 (10 April 1944) — Document #30023, Book #112 

(21 April 1944)

491 Document #30024, Book #114 (22 April 1944) — Document #31252, Book #115 

(9 May 1944)

492 Document #31253, Book #116 (10 May 1944) — Document #32469, Book #118 

(27 May 1944)

493 Document #32470, Book #120 (28 May 1944) — Document #33836, Book #121 

(14 June 1944)

494 Document #33837, Book #122 (15 June 1944) — Document #35239, Book #124 

(2 July 1944)

495 Document #35240, Book #125 (3 July 1944) — Document #36580, Book #127 

(20 July 1944)

496 Document #36586, Book #128 (21 July 1944) — Document #37926, Book #130 

(7 August 1944)

497 Document #37927, Book #131 (8 August 1944) — Document #39371, Book #133 

(25 August 1944)

498 Document #39372, Book #134 (26 August 1944) — Document #40930, Book 

#136 (12 September 1944)

499 Document #40932, Book #137 (13 September 1944) — Document #42799, Book 

#139 (30 September 1944)

500 Document #42800, Book #140 (1 October 1944) — Document #44708, Book 

#142 (18 October 1944)

501 Document #44709, Book #143 (28 October 1944) — Document #45674, Book 

#143 (15 November 1944)

502 Document #45675, Book #143 (19 October 1944) — Document #46712, Book 

#145 (27 October 1944)

503 Document #46715, Book #146 (5 November 1944) — Document #47764, Book 

#146 (12 November 1944)

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 275: Incoming Messages, 1942-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1576

Box Document

504 Document #47766, Book #148 (13 November 1944) — Document #48826, Book 

#148 (19 November 1944)

505 Document #48826, Book #150 (20 November 1944) — Document #49768, Book 

#150 (25 November 1944)

506 Document #49769, Book #151 (26 November 1944) — Document #50835, Book 

#151 (2 December 1944)

507 Document #50836, Book #153 (3 December 1944) — Document #52460, Book 

#154 (11 December 1944)

508 Document #52461, Book #156 (12 December 1944) — Document #54258, Book 

#157 (23 December 1944)

509 Document #54269, Book #159 (24 December 1944) — Document #55998, Book 

#160 (5 January 1945)

510 Document #55999, Book #161 (6 January 1945) — Document #57828, Book 

#163 (17 January 1945)

511 Document #57831, Book #165 (18 January 1945) — Document #58787, Book 

#165 (23 January 1945)

512 Document #57788, Book #166 (24 January 1945) — Document #59777, Book 

#166 (28 January 1945)

513 Document #59778, Book #167 (29 January 1945) — Document #60877, Book 

#167 (3 February 1945)

514 Document #60888, Book #168 (4 February 1945) — Document #62821, Book 

#170 (13 February 1945)

515 Document #62822, Book #171 (14 February 1945) — Document #63792, Book 

#171 (18 February 1945)

516 Document #63793, Book #173 (19 February 1945) — Document #64775, Book 

#173 (23 February 1945)

517 Document #64779, Book #174 (24 February 1945) — Document #65808, Book 

#174 (28 February 1945)

518 Document #65809, Book #175 (1 March 1945) — Document #67912, Book #177 

(10 March 1945)

519 Document #67913, Book #178 (11 March 1945) — Document #68953, Book #178 

(15 March 1945)

520 Document #68954, Book #180 (16 March 1945) — Document #69998, Book #180 

(20 March 1945)

521 Document #70002, Book #181 (21 March 1945) — Document #71786, Book #182 

(29 March 1945)

522 Document #71787, Book #184 (30 March 1945) — Document #75153, Book #185 

(6 April 1945)

523 Document #73164, Book #186 (7 April 1945) — Document #74477, Book #188 

(14 April 1945)

524 Document #74478, Book #189 (15 April 1945) — Document #75794, Book #191 

(22 April 1945)

525 Document #75795, Book #192 (23 April 1945) — Document #77213, Book #194 

(30 April 1945)

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 275: Incoming Messages, 1942-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1577

Box Document

526 Document #77214, Book #195 (1 May 1945) — Document #78526, Book #196 (7 

May 1945)

527 Document #78527, Book #198 (7 May 1945) — Document #80009, Book #199 

(15 May 1945)

528 Document #80010, Book #201 (16 May 1945) — Document #80815, Book #201 

(19 May 1945)

529 Document #80816, Book #202 (20 May 1945) — Document #81730, Book #203 

(30 May 1945)

Register of Outgoing Messages, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-276)

Boxes 530-531 location: 290/42/11/07

Log of Outgoing Radio Messages, n.d. (0493-UD-UP-277)

Boxes 532-534 location: 290/42/12/01

Outgoing Messages (Numbered), 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-278)

Boxes 535-603 location: 290/42/12/01

Miscellaneous Outgoing Messages, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-279)

Box 604 location: 290/42/13/04

Formerly Top Secret Outgoing Messages, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-280)

Box 605 location: 290/42/13/04

Downgraded Top Secret Incoming and Outgoing Messages, 1944-1946 

(0493-UD-UP-281)

Box 606 location: 290/42/13/04

Numbered Subject File, 1941-1946 (0493-UD-UP-282)

Boxes 607-620 location: 290/42/13/04

Daily Bulletins, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-283)

Boxes 621-623 location: 290/42/13/06

Box Subject

621 Bulletin #1, HQ U.S. Forces, China Theater — Bulletins #179, HQ U.S. Forces, China 

Theater

622 Bulletin #180, HQ U.S. Forces, China Theater — Bulletins #98, HQ U.S. Forces, 

China Theater

623 Bulletin #1, HQ USAFC — Bulletins #193, HQ CSC

Miscellaneous Bulletins, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-284)

Box 624 location: 290/42/13/07

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 284: Miscellaneous Bulletins, 1943-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1578

Operational Directives, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-285)

Box 624 location: 290/42/13/07

Records Concerning Chinese Defense, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-286)

Boxes 625-626 location: 290/42/13/07

Circulars, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-287)

Boxes 627-628 location: 290/42/13/07

Histories, 1942-1945 (0493-UD-UP-288)

Boxes 629-630 location: 290/42/13/04

Memorandums, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-289)

Box 631 location: 290/42/14/01

Miscellaneous Records, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-293)

Boxes 637-638 location: 290/42/14/02

Records of the Interpreter Affairs Section

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1945 (0493-UD-UP-294)

Box 639 location: 290/42/14/02

Messages, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-295)

Box 640 location: 290/42/14/02

Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-296)

Boxes 641-644 location: 290/42/14/02

Box Subject

641 Correspondence File, November 1944-June 1945 — Correspondence FileInterpreter Affairs, 1944-1945

642 Correspondence File, July-August 1945 — Letter of Transfer-Air Corps

643 Correspondence File-Interpreter Affairs, 1945

644 Correspondence File-Interpreter Affairs, 1944-1945

Administrative Correspondence (0493-UD-UP-297)

Boxes 645-646 location: 290/42/14/03

General Records, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-298)

Box 647 location: 290/42/14/03

Orders, Memorandums, and Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0493-UD-UP-299)

Boxes 648-650 location: 290/42/14/03

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 299: Orders, Memorandums, and Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1579

Subject File, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-300)

Boxes 651-653 location: 290/42/14/04

Box Subject

651 Army Personnel with Tiao Sections – Office of Strategic Services, 1945

652 10th Air Force — Translator Teams

653 Schools-Background of I.O. — Monthly Strength Reports

Records of the Rear Echelon Headquarters (CT VIII)

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1941-1945 (0493-UD-UP-324)

Boxes 1-12 location: 290/42/15/04

Box Decimal

1 000.7 — 080

2 091 — 150

3 168 — 231.3

4 242.4 — 311.7

5 312 — 312.1

6 312.1 — 319.1

7 319.1 — 319.26

8 320 — 322.17

9 322.96 — 381

10 381 — 633

11 673 — 676.3

12 686 — 721.6

Formerly Classified General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1941-1948 

 (0493-UD-UP-325)

Box 13 location: 290/42/15/06

Box Decimal

13 383.6 

Incoming Messages (Chronological File), 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-326)

Boxes 14-22 location: 290/42/15/06

Box Subject

14 Miscellaneous Radios, December 1944-January 1945 — Miscellaneous Radios, Dec. 

1944

15 Miscellaneous Radios, January 1945 — Incoming Radios #15750 (February 1945)

16 Miscellaneous Radios, 1945 — Incoming Radios #15850 (12 February 1945)

17 Miscellaneous Radios, February 1945

Records of the Rear Echelon, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 326: Incoming Messages, 1944-

1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1580

Box Subject

18 Incoming Radios #18053 (5 March 1945) — Incoming Radios #21296 (1 April 

1945)

19 Incoming Radios #21302 (1 April 1945) — Incoming Radios #24208 (24 April 1945)

20 Incoming Radios #24295 (24 April 1945) — Incoming Radios #27650 (18 May 

1945)

21 Incoming Radios (May 1945) — Incoming Radios #31046 (13 June 1945)

22 Incoming Radios #31554 (12 June 1945) — Incoming Radios #34083 (30 June 

1945)

Incoming Messages (Alphabetical File), 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-327)

Boxes 23-24 location: 290/42/15/07

Outgoing Messages (Chronological File), 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-328)

Boxes 25-31 location: 290/42/15/07

Box Subject

25 Outgoing (1945) — Outgoing #1000 (3 February 1945)

26 Outgoing #1001 (3 February 1945) — Outgoing # 12000 (21 March 1945)

27 Outgoing #12001 (21 March 1945) — Outgoing #13000 (30 April 1945)

28 Outgoing #13001 (30 April 1945) — Outgoing #14200 (2 June 1945)

29 Outgoing #14201 (2 June 1945) — Outgoing #15200 (27 June 1945)

30 Outgoing #15201 (27 June 1945) — Outgoing #15911 (16 July 1945)

31 Incoming Radios, 4 August 1944 — Outgoing Radios, 27 August 1944

Formerly Classified Messages (Chronological File), 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-329)

Box 32 location: 290/42/16/01

Subject Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-330)

Box 33 location: 290/42/16/01

Formerly Classified Subject Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-331)

Boxes 34-35 location: 290/42/16/02

Box Subject

34 AGAS-Miscellaneous, September-November 1945 — X-Ray Force, October 1943

35 Naval Group Operations — Naval Group Activities Maps

Circulars (Chronological File), 1944-1945 (0493-UD–UP-332)

Box 36 location: 290/42/16/02

Records Relating to a Proposed Mission to China, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-333)

Box 37 location: 290/42/16/02

Records of the Rear Echelon, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 333: Proposed Mission to China, 

1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1581

Records Relating to Observer and Liaison Inspection Groups, 1944-1945 (0493-

UD-UP-334)

Boxes 38-39 location: 290/42/16/02

Box Subject

38 Observer Groups, 1944-1945 — War Area Observer Team

39 1st War Zone — Inspection Activities Reports

Records Relating to Military Operations, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-335)

Boxes 40-42 location: 290/42/16/02

Box Subject

40 Outline Plan for Operation “BETA” — Operation “CARBONADO” [“BETA” is a code 

name for a plan to open a port on the coast of China. “CARBONADO” is a code 

name for plan in 1945 to open a port on the coast of China.]

41 Operation “CARBONADO”

42 Operation “CARBONADO” — Operation “RASHNESS”

Photographs, n.d. (0493-UD-UP-337)

Box 44 location: 290/42/16/03

Project Files, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-338)

Boxes 45-48 location: 290/42/16/03

Records of the Theater Psychological Warfare Officer

General Records, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-340)

Boxes 50-53 location: 290/42/16/04

Box Subject

50 Records, January 1945 — Records, October 1945

51 Correspondence-14th Air Force, March-July 1945 — L.S. Japanese News Leaflets, 

December 1944-August 1945

52 L.S. Prisoner Rescue Leaflets, Aug. 1945 — L.S. Chinese Morale, December 1944-

December 1945

53 L.S. Chinese Pictorial, December 1944-April 1945 — History of Psychological 

Warfare in China Theater, August 1945

Formerly Classified General Records, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-341)

Box 54 location: 290/42/16/04

Records of the China Theater Service of Supply (CT SOS IX)

This command was activated on November 17, 1944, at Kunming, as the forward echelon in 

China for the supply and service of American and Chinese combat forces in that country. It 

Records of the Rear Echelon, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 341: Classified General Records, 

1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1582

took over within China the functions of the former Services of Supply, China-Burma-India. 

It was inactivated November 26, 1945.

Records of the Subordinate Commands

Records of the Service of Supply (CT SOS)

Records of the General Staff

Records of the G-2 (Intelligence) Section

General Records, 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-342)

Box 1 location: 290/42/16/05

Records of the G-3 (Operations) Section

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-343)

Boxes 2-3 location: 290/42/16/05

Formerly Classified General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1944-1945 

(0493-UD-UP-344)

Box 4 location: 290/42/16/05

Register of Incoming and Outgoing Messages, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-345)

Box 4 location: 290/42/16/05

Incoming and Outgoing Messages, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-346)

Boxes 5-8 location: 290/42/16/05

Box Subject

5 Service of Supply Radiograms, December 1944-July 1945 — Outgoing Radios, 

August-September 1945

6 Radios-Chihking, August-September 1945 — Radiograms, September 1945

7 Radiograms, September 1945 — Radiograms, September-October 1945

8 Radios-Chungking, June-October 1945 — Radios-Tushan Operations, NovemberDecember 1944

Formerly Classified Messages (0493-UD-UP-347)

Box 9 location: 290/42/16/06

Source Message File, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-348)

Box 10 location: 290/42/16/06

Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-349)

Boxes 11-15 location: 290/42/16/06

Records of the China Theater Service of Supply, G-3 (Operations) Section — Entry 349: Correspondence, 1943-

1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1583

Box Subject

11 Chinese Replacements — Procurement Directives

12 Minutes of Meetings — Salvage

13 Transportation — WASC-Correspondence

14 WASC-Correspondence — Outgoing Correspondence

15 Correspondence-Radio Messages — Chinese Guard Company

Formerly Classified Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-350)

Box 16 location: 290/42/16/07

Records of the G-5 (Civilian Affairs) Section

Correspondence, 1945-1946 (0493-UD-UP-361)

Boxes 41-42 location: 290/42/17/03

Formerly Classified Correspondence, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-362)

Box 43 location: 290/42/17/04

Certificates of Repatriation, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-363)

Boxes 44-46 location: 290/42/17/04

Reports of Recovered Personnel, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-364)

Boxes 47-52 location: 290/42/17/04

Box Subject

47 American, September 1945 — Mixed Nationality, April-August 1945

48 French, September 1945

49 French, September 1945

50 Belgian, September 1945 — Peiping, August-September 1945

51 Shanghai Camps, September 1945 — American Shanghai, September 1945

52 Prisoner of War. Roster-Peiping — Mixed Nationality

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office (AG) 

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1942-1945 (0493-UD-UP-365)

Boxes 53-122 location: 290/42/17/05

Box Decimal

53 000.3 — 010.8

54 012.4 — 091.6

55 100 — 123

56 123.4 — 142.1

57 141.7 — 168

58 200 — 210.1

Records of the China Theater Service of Supply, Records of the Special Staff, Adjutant General’s Office, — Entry 

365: Decimal File, 1941-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1584

Box Decimal

59 210.1 — 210.711

60 210.72 — 220.456

61 220.46 — 220.8

62 220.8 — 230.346

63 230.43 — 246.7

64 248 — 250.2

65 250.3 — 253.94

66 253.74 — 291.1

67 311 — 311.16

68 311.3 — 311.23

69 311.23 — 312.336

70 312.339 — 313.3

71 313.3 — 314.6

72 314.7 — 319.1 Quartermaster Reports

73 319.1 Engineer Reports — 319.1 Monthly Quartermaster Report

74 319.1 Reports-Miscellaneous — 319.1 Officer of the Day Report

75 319.1 WASC Activities in China Theater — 319.1 Quartermaster Reports

76 319.1 Monthly Reports of Chaplains — 332

77 322 — 333.1

78 333.1 — 333.811

79 335.2 — 353.01

80 353.02 — 370.093

81 370.41 — 370.5

82 370.5 — 383.6

83 383.6 — 400.161

108 000.92 — 230

109 300.4 — 310.1

110 311 — 314.7 Quarterly History-HQ, SOS U.S. Forces, China Theater

111 314.7 Historical Reports — 314.7 History of Services of Supply

112 314.7 Quarterly History of Services of Supply — 314.7 Histories

113 319.1 — 319.26

114 319.26 — 322 Services of Supply Material for Black Book

115 322 CNAC — 322 File #3

116 322 File #4 — 330.11

117 333 — 353.02

118 370

119 370 — 370.41

120 370.5 — 386.3

121 386.2 — 600.1

Formerly Classified General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1943-1945 (0493-UDUP-366)

Boxes 123-124 location: 290/42/19/01

Records of the China Theater Service of Supply, Records of the Special Staff, Adjutant General’s Office, — Entry 

366: Classified Decimal File, 1943-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1585

Box Decimal

123 061.2 — 337

124 337 — 740.1

Chronological Message File, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-367)

Boxes 125-128 location: 290/42/19/01

Box Subject

125 Radios, July-November 1945 — Radiograms, September 1945

126 Radiograms, September 1945

127 Radiograms, September 1945

128 Messages, July-October 1945 — Radiograms, November 1945

Formerly Classified Chronological Message File, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-368)

Box 129 location: 290/42/19/02

Formerly Classified Incoming and Outgoing Messages, 1943-1945 

(0493-UD-UP-369)

Boxes 130-131 location: 290/42/19/02

Box Subject

130 Outgoing, June-November 1945 — Messages, October 1945

131 Incoming — Radiograms

Miscellaneous Incoming Messages, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-370)

Boxes 132-136 location: 290/42/19/02

Box Subject

132 Radiograms, May 1945 — Incoming Messages, June-July 1945

133 Incoming Messages, June 1945 — Incoming Radios, September 1945

134 Incoming Messages, January-February 1945 — Incoming Messages, April 1945

135 Incoming Message #3822 (8 February 1945) — Incoming Message #13130 (20 

April 1945)

136 Radiograms, May 1945 — Messages, February-July 1945

Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-371)

Box 137 location: 290/42/19/03

Formerly Classified Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-372)

Boxes 138-139 location: 290/42/19/03

Box Subject

138 Livestock — Troop Allocation & Deployment

139 Incoming Correspondence — Japanese Situation in Canton-Hong Kong Area

Records of the China Theater Service of Supply, Records of the Special Staff, Adjutant General’s Office, — Entry 

372: Classified Correspondence, 1943-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1586

Incoming Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-373)

Box 140 location: 290/42/19/04

Bulletins and Circulars, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-374)

Box 141 location: 290/42/19/04

Records of Staff Conferences and Meetings, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-375)

Box 142 location: 290/42/19/04

Letters, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-376)

Box 143 location: 290/42/19/04

Numbered Memorandums, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-377)

Box 144 location: 290/42/19/04

Unnumbered Memorandums, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-378)

Box 145 location: 290/42/19/04

Miscellaneous Memorandums, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-379)

Box 146 location: 290/42/19/04

Records Relating to Policy, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-380)

Box 146 location: 290/42/19/04

Operational Directives, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-381)

Box 147 location: 290/42/19/05

Records Relating to Plans and Operations, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-382)

Boxes 148-149 location: 290/42/19/05

Reports, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-384)

Boxes 150-152 location: 290/42/19/05

Box Subject

150 Troop Allocation & Deployment — Economic Conditions in India

151 Country Reported on Japan — Operation Reports-Kunming East

152 Aerial Photographs — Progress Reports

Records of the Chemical Warfare Section 

Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-387)

Box 155 location: 290/42/19/06

Journal, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-388)

Box 156 location: 290/42/19/06

Records of the China Theater Service of Supply, Records of the Chemical Warfare Section — Entry 388: Journal, 

1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1587

Weekly Operations Reports, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-389)

Box 157 location: 290/42/19/06

Records of the Interpreter Affairs Section

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1945 (0493-UD-UP-417)

Box 242 location: 290/42/21/04

Outgoing Messages, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-418)

Box 243 location: 290/42/21/04

Correspondence, 1942-1948 (0493-UD-UP-419)

Boxes 244-246 location: 290/42/21/04

Reports (0493-UD-UP-420)

Box 247 location: 290/42/21/05

Records of the Provost Marshal’s Section

Records Relating to Confiscated Property, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-434)

Box 265 location: 290/42/21/07

Historical Records, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-437)

Box 268 location: 290/42/22/01

Intelligence Reports, 1943 (0493-UD-UP-438)

Box 269 location: 290/42/22/01

List of Persons Blacklisted in the India-Burma Theater, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-440)

Box 271 location: 290/42/22/01

Records Relating to Policy, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-441)

Box 272 location: 290/42/22/01

Reports, 1944-1946 (0493-UD-UP-442)

Box 273 location: 290/42/22/01

Records of the Chinese Army

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office (AG)

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1945 (0493-UD-UP-491)

Boxes 359-364 location: 290/42/23/07

Records of the Chinese Army, Records of the Special Staff, Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 491: Decimal File, 

1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1588

Box Decimal

359 004 — 300.6

360 311.7 — 319.26

361 319.1 — 322 Areas & Depots

362 322 Future Information Area Commanders — 322 3rd Tank Battalion

363 322 Transportation — 337.2

364 370 — 633

Numbered Memorandums, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-494)

Box 365 location: 290/42/23/07

Staff Memorandums, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-495)

Box 365 location: 290/42/23/07

Office Memorandums, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-496)

Box 365 location: 290/42/23/07

Records of the Chinese Combat and Predecessor Commands

Records of the Predecessor Commands

Records of the Y-Force Operations Staff (Y-FOS)

The Y-Force Operations Staff (Y-FOS), activated on April 29, 1943 at Kunming, supervised 

the organizing, training, and equipping of the Y-Force, which was composed of Chinese 

Army units in the province of Yunnan, the Chinese Expeditionary Force, and the Yunnan 

Provincial Troops, which were scattered in southern China and along the French Indo-China 

border. The Y-FOS consisted of headquarters and liaison groups attached to these Chinese 

troop organizations. It gave advice and assistance, but it had no operational command over 

Chinese forces. The Y-FOS served as a branch headquarters of the U.S. Army Forces, CBI, 

after December 1943. On October 24, 1944, the Y-FOS controlled the newly established 

China Theater; a month later it was disbanded and its functions were transferred to the 

newly organized Chinese Training and Combat Command.

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1943-1945 (0493-UD-UP-513)

Boxes 1-22 location: 290/42/24/04

Box Decimal

1 471.6 — 537.5

2 537.9 — 611

3 611 — 705

4 710 — 726.1

5 000.51 — 141.5

6 141.5 — 200.6

7 201.5 — 220.2

8 220.2 — 245

Records of the Chinese Combat Commands, Predecessor Commands, Y-Force Operations Staff — Entry 513, Decimal File, 1943-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1589

Box Decimal

9 248 — 311.2

10 311.2 — 314.7

11 314.81 — 319.1 Letters, August 1944

12 319.1 Letters, March 1944 — 319.1 Yunnan A.S.F. Reports

13 319.1 Ledo Sector Reports — 319.1 Reports, 1943

14 319.1 G-2 Reports — 320.3

15 320.3 — 333

16 333 — 352

17 353 — 354.6

18 354.6 — 370.5

19 371.11 — 386.5

20 400 — 400.312

21 400.345 — 463.7

22 463.71 — 471

Incoming Correspondence, 1944 (0493-UD-UP-514)

Box 23 location: 290/42/24/07

Outgoing Correspondence, 1944 (0493-UD-UP-515)

Box 24 location: 290/42/24/07

Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-516)

Boxes 25-26 location: 290/42/24/07

Formerly Secret Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-517)

Boxes 27-30 location: 290/42/25/01

Box Subject

27 Correspondence, September 1943 — Correspondence, December 1943

28 Correspondence, January 1944 — Correspondence, April 1944

29 Correspondence, May 1944 — Correspondence, September 1944

30 Correspondence, October 1944 — Correspondence, December 1944

Bulletins (0493-UD-UP-518)

Box 31 location: 290/42/25/01

Memorandums (0493-UD-UP-519)

Box 32 location: 290/42/25/01

Miscellaneous Records (0493-UD-UP-520)

Box 33 location: 290/42/25/02

Miscellaneous Formerly Secret Documents (0493-UD-UP-521)

Box 34 location: 290/42/25/02

Records of the Chinese Combat Commands, Predecessor Commands, Y-Force Operations Staff — Entry 521: Miscellaneous Formerly Secret Documents
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1590

Records of the Z-Force Operations Staff (Z-FOS)

The Z-FOS, an American military mission to the Y-Force Operations Staff, was organized 

at Chungking on December 20, 1943, and moved to Kweilin in February 1944. It assisted 

Chinese commanders in the reorganization, retraining, and supply of provincial troops 

and elements of the Chinese Expeditionary Force. The Z-FOS had headquarters at Kweilin 

and liaison groups attached to several Chinese field headquarters. It served as the liaison 

agency between these Chinese headquarters and Headquarters USAF, CBI, on training, 

supply, and operations; supervised training programs in the field; and advised on military 

operations against the Japanese in central and southeastern China. On October 24, 1944, 

the Z-FOS became a component of the new China Theater; a month later it was disbanded, 

and its functions were transferred to the newly organized Chinese Training and Combat 

Command.

Records of the General Staff

Records of the G-2 (Intelligence) Section

General Records, 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-528)

Box 41 location: 290/42/25/03

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office (AG)

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1943-1944 (0493-UD-UP-531)

Boxes 44-57 location: 290/42/25/03

Box Decimal

44 000.3 — 132.7

45 141.8 — 210.45

46 210.453 — 211

47 220.2 — 243

48 248.4 — 311.18

49 311.23 — 311.7

50 312.1 — 319.1 Letter Reports to Gen. Timberman

51 319.1 Miscellaneous Classified Documents — 319.1 G-2 Intelligence

52 321 — 322

53 330.3 — 352.153

54 353 — 381

55 384.5 — 451

56 451.1 — 537.5

57 537.9 — 721.5

Memorandums, 1944 (0493-UD-UP-532)

Box 58 location: 290/42/25/05

Records of the Chinese Combat Commands, Predecessor Commands, Z-Force Operations Staff, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 532: Memorandums, 1944
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1591

Records of the Chinese Combat Command

The Chinese Training and Combat Command was activated in November 1944, shortly after 

the China-Burma-India Theater was divided. It concluded the work of the Y-Force and ZForce Operations Staffs, which had been responsible for providing American training and 

supply to Chinese divisions. The new command took over the training programs at the 

Yunnan and the Kweilin Training Centers and continued to assist the Chinese Expeditionary 

Force in its offensive in central and southern China. In January 1945 the Command was 

organized in two subordinate administrative commands, the Chinese Training Command 

(Provisional) and the Chinese Combat Command (Provisional). Under the Chinese Combat 

Command were six subordinate commands for liaison with the Chinese Army Groups and a 

liaison team for each Chinese Army or Division. These organizations exercised no tactical or 

operational control over the Chinese commands. 

Records of the General Staff

Records of the G-3 (Operations) Section

General Records, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-537)

Box 63 location: 290/42/25/06

Reports, 1943 (0493-UD-UP-538)

Box 64 location: 290/42/25/06

Journal, 1945 (0493-UD-UP-539)

Box 65 location: 290/42/25/06

Records of the Special Staff

Records of the Adjutant General’s Office (AG)

General Correspondence (Decimal File), 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-541)

Boxes 67-199 location: 290/42/25/06

Box Decimal

67 000.3 — 000.5

68 000.5 — 061

69 061 — 061.2

70 061.4

71 061.4 — 123

72 123 — 142.1

73 150 — 200.2

74 200.21 — 200.6 Chinese Awards to Americans

80 201.22 — 220.86

81 221.01 — 230.741

82 230.741 — 231.3 Interpreters, 1945

Records of the Chinese Combat Commands, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 541: Decimal File, 

1944-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1592

Box Decimal

83 231.3 Interpreters, 1945

84 231.3 Interpreters, 1943-1944 — 242.4

85 242.4 — 250.3

86 250.3 — 250.413

87 250.413 — 300

88 300.4 Buckslips — 300.4 Orders

89 300.4 Buckslips — 311

90 311.1 — 311.23 Radiograms, 1945

91 311.23 Radiograms, 1945

92 311.23 Radiograms, 1945 — 311.23 Transmittal C.F. Radios

93-129 311.23 Radiograms, 1945

130 311.23 Radiograms, 1945 — 311.23 Outgoing Radios, September 1945

131 311.23 Outgoing Radios, September 1945 — 311.23 Outgoing Radios, 1945

132 311.23 Outgoing Radios, September 1945 — 311.23 Outgoing Radios, August 

1945

133 311.23 Outgoing Radios, September 1945 — 311.23 Incoming Radios, 1945

134 311.23 Incoming Radios, September 1945

135 311.23 Incoming Radios, September 1945 — 311.23 Incoming Radios, May 1945

136 311.23 Incoming Radios, 1945

137 311.23 Incoming Radios, April 1945 — 311.23 Incoming Radios, May 1945

138 311.23 Radios, January 1945 — 311.23 Radios, 1945

139 311.23 Radios, 1945

140 311.23 Radios, 1945

141 311.23 Radios, 1945

142 311.23 Radios, 1945

143 311.23 Radios, 1945

144 311.23 Radios, 1945 — 311.23 Daily SITREP

145 311.23 Radios, February 1945 — 311.23 Radios, 1945

146 311.23 Radios, 1945

147 311.23 Radios, 1945

148 311.23 Radios, 1945 — 311.5

149 311.7 — 312.1

150 312.1 — 314.7

151 314.7 — 319.1 Periodic Reports

152 319.1 Periodic Reports — 319.1 Reports-P.O.I.

153 319.1 Memos to Chief of Staff — 319.1 G-4 Reports

154 319.1 Memos to Chinese Army — 319.1 G-2 Reports

155 319.1 G-3 Periodic Reports — 319.1 General Reports

156 319.1 Chinese Letters — 319.1 Monthly Periodic Reports

157 319.1 G-3 Periodic Reports — 319.1 General Reports

158 319.1 G-4 Reports — 319.1 G-2 Reports

159 319.1 Reports of Observations — 319.1 G-2 Periodic Reports

160 319.1 Memos to CCC from Gen. HQ — 319.1 Memos to Chinese

161 319.1 Staff Reports — 319.26

162 319.26 — 320.3

Records of the Chinese Combat Commands, Records of the Adjutant General’s Office — Entry 541: Decimal File, 

1944-1945
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1593

Box Decimal

163 320.3 — 321.011

164 322 Redeployment Plans — 322 Organizations

165 322 Redeployment Plans — 330.32

166 330.32 — 333

167 333.1 — 333.5

168 333.5 — 337

169 337 — 337.1

170 337.1 — 350.05

171 350.05 — 350.09

172 352 — 353

173 353.8 — 370.8

174 370.8 — 381 Operational Plans

175 381 Operation RASHNESS — 381 CARBONADO Plans

176 381 CARBONADO Plans, 1945 — 381 CARBONADO Plans

177 381 CARBONADO Operation, July 1945 — 381 CARBONADO Operation, May 1945

178 381 CARBONADO Plans, May 1945 — 381 Correspondence

179 381 CARBONADO Operation, June 1945 — 381 Plans

180 381 Plans & Annexes — 381 Plans, August 1945

181 381 Material on Plans for China Warfare

182 381 Operation Plans, July 1945 — 381 Operation Plans, August 1945

183 381 CARBONADO Operation, June 1945 — 381 Planning Section Journal

184 381 AG Surrender Maps — 381.1

185 383.6 — 400.22

Circulars, 1944-1945 (0493-UD-UP-543)

Box 201 location: 290/42/28/05

Histories of China-Burma-India Theaters

China-Burma-India Theater Histories (HIST CBI)

Histories, 1942-1944 (0493-UD-UP-588)

Boxes 1-3 location: 290/42/30/02

Box Subject

1 Anakim Plan, 1943 [Code name for the plan to recapture Burma during 1943-

1944.]

1 Army Air Force—China-Burma-India History

1 British—Political

1 Burma Road, Reconstruction of 

1 China-Burma-India—Chinese, Political

1 China-Burma-India—Chinese Troops—Wiley Opinion

1 China-Burma-India Circulars, 1943

1 China-Burma-India Circulars, 1944

1 China-Burma-India—Command File #1

Histories of China-Burma-India Theaters — Entry 588: Histories, 1942-1944
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1594

Box Subject

1 China-Burma-India—Command Structure—Forward Echelon, HQ

1 China-Burma-India, Formation of

1 China-Burma-India—General Orders, 1943

2 China-Burma-India/India-Burma Theater General Orders, 1944

2 Infantry Training Center & General Staff School Historical Report, 1944

2 “LUX” Project

2 Minutes, 4th Conference w/ officers, China-Burma-India—12 February 1944

2 Order of Battle, Chinese—CAI, Y-Force

2 Postal Service History, May 1942-May 1946 (China-Burma-India/India-Burma 

Theater)

2 Project 26-A, Implementation of 

2 Research Unit—Info & Ed Section, China-Burma-India/India-Burma Theater History 

of Stilwell Administrative Problems

2 Stilwell Recall—Office of War Information Dispatch, 31 October 1944, NYT by Brooks 

Atkinson

2 Services of Supply, USF—China-Burma-India, 12 June 1942-25 October 1944

2 Services of Supply, USF—China-Burma-India History, 1942-43

3 Services of Supply, USF—China-Burma-India History, 1944

3 Services of Supply, China-Burma-India—Orders, 1942-43

3 Services of Supply, China-Burma-India/India-Burma Theater General Orders, 1944

3 Sound Recordings—China-Burma-India

India-Burma Theater Histories (HIST IBT)

Histories, 1942-1946 (0493-UD-UP-589)

Boxes 4-10 location: 290/42/30/02

Box Subject

4 Air Supply Operation, Burma, India-Burma Theater, Report on (February-March 

1945)

4 Army Air Force in India-Burma Theater & China-Burma-India—1944 Year Book

4 Base Section History, March 1946

4 CAMAC History

4 Chih Hui Pu Commissariat Regulations

4 Chih Hui Pu Organization Chart

4 Circulars, India-Burma Theater (1944)

4 Counterintelligence Corps History, India-Burma Theater (May 1945-April 1946)

4 Counterintelligence Corps, India-Burma Theater—Description

4 Counterintelligence Corps, India-Burma Theater—Security Education Program

4 The Chinese Army in India (CAI)

5 Circulars, India-Burma Theater (1946)

5 Circulars, India-Burma Theater, Vol. I (1945)

5 Circulars, India-Burma Theater, Vol. II (1945)

5 Convalescent Reconditioning, India-Burma Theater History of 

6 G-1 Reports, Weekly (March 1945-May 1946)

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6 G-2 Reports, Weekly (June 1945-May 1946)

6 G-3 Reports, 1945

6 G-3 Reports, Weekly (1946)

6 G-4 Periodic Report—ASF India-Burma Theater (October-December 1945)

7 G-4 Weekly Report (10 October 1944-25 May 1946)

7 General Orders, India-Burma Theater (1945), Vol. I

7 General Orders, India-Burma Theater (1945), Vol. II

8 General Orders, India-Burma Theater (1946)

8 Geography of Assam & Burma

8 Japanese Defense of Bhamo

8 Maps

8 Military Railway Service Operations Report, India-Burma Theater

8 Monthly G-4 Big Pictures, India-Burma Theater

8 Narrative, India-Burma Theater

8 Personnel—Casualties (Burma)

9 Personnel—American Graves Registration Service History, India-Burma Theater

9 Personnel—Cemeteries

9 Personnel—Leadership & Morale, India-Burma Theater

9 Personnel—Rest Camps

9 Plan Interlude, India-Burma Theater (11 September 1945)

9 Remount Branch, India-Burma Theater—Historical Records

9 Services of Supply, India-Burma Theater Circulars (1944-45)

9 Services of Supply, India-Burma Theater Construction Service Reports

9 Shipment of Supplies by Air & Water From ZI—India-Burma Theater, 1945

10 India-Burma Theater, Services of Supply, General Orders (1945)

10 Services of Supply, India-Burma Theater Construction Service Reports (15 January 

1945)

10 Services of Supply, India-Burma Theater Construction Service Reports

10 Strength Reports

China Theater Histories (HIST CT)

Histories, 1943-1946 (0493-UD-UP-590)

Boxes 11-33 location: 290/42/30/03

Box Subject

11 Air Transportation, China Theater (1945)

11 Airlift to SE China—ICD-ATC Study (July & August 1945)

11 Alpha Plan [Code name for a plan to defend Kunming and Chungking.]

11 Alpha Plan, U.S. Forces, China Theater—Notes & Memos (1945)

11 American Military Petroleum Committee Meetings

11 Army Air Force Plan to Support Deployment of Chinese Armies (1945)

11 Army Air Forces, China Theater Directives (Establishing)(1945)

11 Army Air Forces, China Theater, Final Deployment (15 September 1945)

11 Army Postal Service, U.S. Forces, China Theater (15 September 1945-3 April 1946)

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11 Aviation Employment in China Theater (1944-45)

11 Beta Plan Code name for a plan to open a port on the coast of China.]

11 Briefing for Secretary of War & General Marshall (1946)

11 British Lives & Property—U.S. Policy on Protection (1945)

11 Casualty Figures, China Theater

11 Charts on Strength, U.S. Forces, China Theater

11 Chemical Warfare in China Theater (1945)

11 Chennault, General Claire—Notes on Retirement from 14th Army Air Force in China

11 Chief of Staff Conferences

11 Chihchiang Campaign

11 China Air Plan

11 China Maps, Misc.

11 China Staging Area History (1 December 1945)

11 China Theater History (20 October-31 December 1944)

11 China, Orientation on

11 Chinese Air Force, Plans for CAF

11 Chinese-American Combat Liaison

12 Chinese Combat Command (CCC) & Assigned Units—Historical Report (AprilSeptember 1945)

12 Chinese Combat Command Boundaries

12 Chinese Combat Command Operational Directives (1945)

12 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Incoming Message Log

12 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Information from French

12 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Letters & Plans

12 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Misc. Information & Maps

12 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Misc. Messages & Papers

12 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Officers Roster

13 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Incoming Radios (10 December-2 December 1945)

13 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Incoming Radios (20 October-9 December 1945)

13 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Incoming Radios (3 December 1945 to closing)

13 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Outgoing Radios (17 December 1945 to closing)

13 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Outgoing Radios (20 October-16 December 1945)

13 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Outgoing Radios Log

14 Chinese Combat Command, FIC—Secret Radios

14 Chinese Combat Command—Special Orders, So. Comm. Surrender Information

14 Chinese National Military Council—Organization & Functions (1946)

14 Chinese Training Center—HQ’s Final Report (25 January-1 October 1945)

14 Chinese Training Center—Interpreters Pool (14 January-31 August 1945)

14 Chinese Training Command (FATC)

14 Chinese Training Command—Press Releases (1945)

14 Chinese Training Command—Signal School Final Report (21 April-8 September 1945)

15 Chinese Training & Combat Command History

15 Chinese Training & Combat Command History (25 October 1944-1 January 1945)

15 Chinese Training Center—Heavy Mortar School (7 February-5 October 1945) 

15 Chinese Training Center—Infantry Training School (29 March-1 September 1945)

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15 Chinese Training Center—Ordnance School (10 October 1944-15 September 1945)

15 Chinese Training Command—Field Artillery Training Center Final Report (1943-45)

15 Chinese Training Command—Misc. Appendices to Final Report (1945)

15 Chinese War Production Board Program (1945)

15 CINCPOA—SOP 4A (1 September 1945)

15 Civil Affairs Operations SOP, U.S. Forces, China Theater

15 Closing of Chinese Training Center

15 Closing of Liuchow Area Depots

15 Closing Out Installations—West China (1945)

15 Collapse of the East China Airfields

15 Combat Liaison with the New 1st Army

16 Combined Staff Meetings—Sino-American (August-September 1945)

16 Combined Staff Meetings—Sino-American (December 1945-January 1946)

16 Combined Staff Meetings—Sino-American (February-March 1946)

16 Combined Staff Meetings—Sino-American (October-December 1945)

16 Command & General Staff School Report, 2d Quarter (1945)

16 Command & General Staff School, Historical Report

16 Command & General Staff School, Historical Report—Appendices #10-14 (1944-45)

16 Command & General Staff School, Historical Report—Appendices #2 (1944-45)

16 Command & General Staff School, Historical Report—Appendices #9 (1944-45)

16 Command & Staff Functions—Movements of HQ’s

16 Command Chart, HQ U.S. Forces, China Theater

16 Command Chart, U.S. Forces, China Theater (October 1944-May 1946)

16 Commander’s Conferences at Kunming

17 Command & General Staff School, Historical Report—Appendix #1 (1944-1945)

17 Commando Units—Office of Strategic Services, U.S. Forces, China Theater

17 Communists Propaganda

17 Communists, Notes on Chinese

17 Conference, India-Burma Theater & China Theater (27 December 1944)

17 Conferences with India-Burma Theater

17 Conferences, Misc.

17 Correspondence—East China Campaign

17 Deactivation Plans, U.S. Forces, China Theater (October-December 1945)

17 Demobilization of American Forces in China—Radio WCL (cont.) 37500 (15 January 

1946)

17 Disarmament—Concentration Processing

17 Disposal of U.S. Army Supplies in West China

17 Downgrading of U.S. Forces, China Theater Correspondence

17 Engineer Regiments, Use of Chinese (1945)

17 Equipping Priority for ALPHA Units (March 1945)

17 Estimate of Situation—General Wedemeyer’s Report to JCS on USFCT (20 Nov. 

1945)

17 Estimate of the Political, Economic, & Military Situation during the Next Ten Year 

Period (1945-54)

17 Evacuation Plan, Services of Supply, China Theater (December 1945)

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17 First War Area Liaison Team

17 Foreign Economic Administration Employees in China Theater (February 1945)

17 Formosa, Occupation of (1945-46)

17 Formosa, Occupation Plan (31 August 1945)

18 14th U.S. Army Air Force

18 Fort Bayard Operation CARBONADO Mod II, 10th AF Plan

18 Fort Bayard Operational Radios (22 July-12 August 1945)

18 Fort Bayard Project Radios (July-August 1945)

18 Fort Bayard Project Radios (June-July 1945)

18 French-Indo China, North of 16 Occupation Plan (26 August 1945)

18 French-Indo China, Radios & Memos (1945)

18 G-2, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Misc.

18 G-2, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Periodic Report #94 (2 August 1945)

18 G-2, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Reports (16 March-2 May 1946)

19 G-2 (CT) Weekly Intelligence Reports & SITSUMS (December 1945-May 1946)

19 G-2, U.S. Forces, China Theater

19 G-3, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Operational Summaries (16 October 1945-6 Feb. 

1946)

19 G-3, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Reports on Communists

19 G-4 Report (March 1946)—Combined Staff Meeting, USAFC (2 April 1946)—Report 

on Manchurian Secrets (20 March 1946)

19 G-4 Weekly Reports to CG, U.S. Forces, China Theater (August 1945-February 

1946)

19 G-4, Periodic Reports (September-December 1945)

19 G-4, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Weekly Reports (August-September 1945)

19 G-5 Section History, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Summary of the Sections

19 G-5, U.S. Forces, China Theater

20 G-5, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Civil Affairs Branch History (10 June-9 Dec. 1945)

20 G-5, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Clandestine Branch History

20 G-5, U.S. Forces, China Theater, History (15 July-15 December 1945)

20 G-5, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Lend-Lease Branch History

20 G-5, U.S. Forces, China Theater, Procurement Branch History

20 Gas Used by Japanese Officers in Heng Yang

20 General & Special Staff Meeting Minutes (December 1945-January 1946)

20 General Orders, U.S. Forces, China Theater—Operational Directives, Staff Memos 

(1945-1946)

20 General Staff School, China Theater, Student Handbook

20 General Staff Section, U.S. Forces, China Theater—Tasks

20 Heavy Mortar Training Center—Na Chi, China—Chinese Training Command Unit 

History

21 Historical Notes, China Theater

21 Historical Report, Command & General Staff School, Appendices #15-28 (1944-45)

21 Historical Report, Command & General Staff School, Appendices #3-8

21 Histories of 13th, 46th, 54th, & 64th Chinese Armies (1945)

21 History & Letters of Instructions to Americans Assigned to Chinese Units, CCC (1945)

China Theater Histories — Entry 590: Histories 1943-1946
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Box Subject

21 History of Supplemental Food Section, C-Services of Supply

21 History of the 52d KMT Army

21 History of the 65th General Depot at Kweiyang

21 History of the G-3 Section, Chinese Combat Command

21 History of the New 6th Army (KMT) (10 September 1944-1 June 1945)

21 Hong Kong Memorandum of Agreement on Japanese Surrender (August 1945)

21 Ho’s HQ’s Reorganization

21 Humanitarian Mission, Radios In & Out (August 1945)

21 Humanitarian Missions, Cost of Operations, G-5 Shanghai Base Command Report

22 Humanitarian Missions to Allied Prisoner of War’s

22 Humanitarian Missions to Prisoner of War’s & Civilians (15 Aug.-1 Nov. 1945), G-5 

Report, Shanghai Base Command

22 Humanitarian Missions to Prisoner of War’s, Daily SITREPS (1945)

22 Humanitarian Missions, Document Re Throughout China (July-December 1945)

22 Hump Tonnage Allocation within China (1945)

22 HUMPALCO Estimates on Bringing T/O Units to China (18 March 1945)

22 Illustrations, U.S. Forces, China Theater

22 Inactivation of SOS, U.S. Forces, China Theater Installations—West China (Dec. 1945)

22 Inactivation Plan for China Theater (April 1946)

22 Inactivation Progress Report, U.S. Forces, China Theater (12 April 1946)

22 Inactivation Progress Report, U.S. Forces, China Theater (26 April 1946)

23 Inactivation of CT Radios, Pertaining to India-Burma-China Pipeline (14 May 1945)

23 Inactivation Progress Report, U.S. Forces, China Theater (19 April 1946)

23 Inactivation Progress Report, U.S. Forces, China Theater (8 April 1946)

23 Informational Letters, HQ Services of Supply, U.S. Forces, China Theater

23 Intelligence Activities, HQ U.S. Forces, China Theater

23 Intelligence Directive to all G-2 Units in the Post-War Period, Chinese Combat 

Command

23 Intelligence, Daily Extracts, U.S. Forces, China Theater (3-15 May 1946)

23 Interior Communications Lines of North China

23 Japanese Capitulation Plan, TPS 43/9

23 Japanese Capitulation Plan, TPS 43/9 (15 August 1945)

23 Japanese Plans to Raid U.S. Airfields in Southwest China (1945)—SINTIC IF 301

23 Japanese Railroad Campaign in East China (1944-45)

23 Japanese Surrender Documents throughout China (August-September 1945)

23 Japanese Surrenders in China, Notes (1945)

23 Japanese, Anglo-American Policy of Encirclement Against in South Pacific

23 Japan’s Economy in Relation to China

23 Joint Staff Meetings, Chinese & USF (27 December 1944-17 January 1945)

24 “Kan Pei”

24 Kalgon, AGAS Notes on KCT Activities (1945)

24 KMT Armies Order of Battle—Location & Mission (31 January 1946)

24 KMT Order of Battle (1945-46)

24 Lattin, Colonel, Diary

China Theater Histories — Entry 590: Histories 1943-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1600

Box Subject

24 Leaflets Dropped to Prisoner of War’s & Japanese Commanders at Prisoner of War 

Camps throughout China (August 1945)

24 Lend-Lease Memoranda, U.S. Forces, China Theater (August 1945-February 1946)

24 Lend-Lease Radio Lists—Termination of Lend-Lease in China Theater (1945)

24 Liaison with Non-Sponsored Chinese Divisions & War Area, USFCT

24 Manchuria (1945-46)

24 Manchuria, Chronology Summary of Sino-Soviet-American Relations

24 Manchuria, Estimate of Situation (Spring 1946)

24 Manchuria, Nine Provinces in the Northeast, Creation (1945)

24 Map of Kunming Area

24 Maps

24 Maps on Chinese Communists

24 Marine (US) III Amphibious Corps, G-2 Periodic Reports (30 Sept.-31 December 1945)

24 The Making of an Army

25 Marine (US) III Amphibious Corps, G-2 Periodic Report (1 January-28 February 1946)

25 Marine (US) III Amphibious Corps, Intelligence Memoranda (1945-1946)

25 Marine Landings in Northern China

25 Marine Landings in Northern China, 1945

25 Mead Committee Report, China Theater (12 January 1946)

25 Military Advisory Group, USFCT—Documents & Radios re Establishment

25 Military Geography of China

25 Missions Assigned to U.S. Forces, China Theater by the Joint Chiefs of Staff

25 Movement of the 13th Army to Manchuria

25 Movement of the KMT Armies (August 1945)

25 National Military Council & HQ, USFCT, Organization (10 July 1945)

25 Naval Group China, Operational Directive #15, HQ, USFCT (13 May 1945)

25 New 6th Army Redeployment, Shanghai to Hulutao & Manchuria via Sea-lift

25 North China & Manchuria, Communist Troop Deployment (3 December 1945)

25 Northwest Approach to Mongolia, KCT Attempt to take Kweusin & Aactow

25 Notes

26 Notes on the East China Campaign

26 Occupation of Northern French-Indo China by Chinese Nationalist Troops

26 Operation CARBONADO—Services of Supply Administration Plan

26 Operation CARBONADO—Services of Supply Plan Annexes

26 Operational & Top Level Theater Radios (1944-1945)

26 Operational Plan—Fort Bayard

26 Operations following ICEBERG (28 February 1945) [Code name for the Okinawa 

campaign.]

26 Order of Battle, Chinese KMT (1 October 1945)

27 Orders, Directives, Policies, etc., U.S. Forces, China Theater

27 Organizational Histories of Chinese Combat Command

27 Petroleum Section, USACT—Aid to Civilian & Chinese Users, Shanghai (1945-1946)

27 Photographs

27 Photographs

27 Plan for Reorganization of HQ, USFET & move of Theater HQ to Shanghai (Sept. 1945)

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27 Plan to defend East China & Kunming (Alpha Taylor Study)

27 Plan to Reorganize the Chinese Department of National Defense (19 April 1946)

27 Policy (U.S.) toward China (24 October 1945)

27 Policy Radios & Documents, Top Level, China Theater (1945-1946)

27 Politics in China

27 The Political Scene in China Theater

28 Problems of Cooperation

28 Propaganda—American Press References to Chinese Army

28 Rail L.O.C. Traffic Targets in North China (31 May 1945)

28 Readjustment of Ground & Service Forces in Consonance with TPS 43/9

28 Recovery of Manchuria by the Chinese (1945-1946)

28 Redeployment

28 Redeployment Plans for Re-establishment of Chinese Sovereignty

28 Redeployment Policy to be Implemented when Japanese Surrender

28 Repatriation History, Report of G-3, U.S. Forces, China Theater (1945-1946)

28 Repatriation Liaison with MacArthur’s HQ

28 Repatriation of Japanese Civilians—Plans

28 Repatriation of Japanese Nationals

28 Repatriation of Japanese Nationals, Plans of (25-27 October 1945 to 6 January 1946)

28 Repatriation of Japanese Nationals, USFCT Planning for Participation in

28 Repatriation of Japanese, Policy Documents & Radios (1945-1946)

28 Repatriation, Formosa

28 The Province of Military Intelligence in China Theater (1944-1945)

29 701st Military Police History

29 7th Fleet Information Bulletin (19-26 March 1946)

29 7th Fleet Task Force Organization (26 February 1946)

29 Repatriation Notes on Japanese Nationals

29 Repatriation of Japanese

29 Representative in OPD, War Department, U.S. Forces, China Theater

29 Reserve Command, Chinese Combat Command, History

29 Reserve Command, Chinese Combat Command, U.S. Forces, China Theater (30 

August 1945)

29 SACO Agreement & Termination (1943-1945) [The Sino-American Cooperative 

Organization (SACO) was formed on April 15, 1943 as a collaborative effort between 

Chinese intelligence and the U.S. Naval Group, China (NGC), a Navy-Marine-Coast 

Guard mission to China, commanded by Rear Adm. Milton E. Miles. His Chinese 

contact was Gen. Tai Li, Chief of the Investigation and Statistics Bureau.]

29 Search Detachment, China Theater (1945)

29 Services of Supply, China Theater—History

29 Services of Supply, U.S. Forces, China Theater—Statistical History

29 Shanghai Base Command Amalgamation Plan with HQ, USFCT (29 Oct. 1945)

29 Shanghai Port of Entry (1945)—Notes & Memos

29 Shantung Peninsula

29 Sino-Russian Treaty of Alliance & Other Agreements (1945)

29 Smuggling—Circular #2, U.S. Forces, China Theater (27 December 1944)

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29 Sociological Data

29 The Salween Campaign—Y-Force Plan of Operations

30 Services of Supply Depots, U.S. Forces, China Theater—Stock Control Manual

30 Services of Supply in China, Short History of

30 Services of Supply, U.S. Forces, China Theater (October-December 1944)

30 Services of Supply, U.S. Forces, China Theater—History (March-May 1945)

30 Services of Supply, U.S. Forces, China Theater—Statistical History

30 SOS, HQ, U.S. Forces, China Theater—Quarterly History (July-September 1945)

31 Services of Supply, China Theater—History, Supplement

31 Staff Conferences, HQ Services of Supply, U.S. Forces, China Theater

31 Station Lists, U.S. Forces, China Theater (1945-46)

31 Strategic Concept of China Theater Operations (1945-46)

31 Succession of Officers, U.S. Forces, China Theater

31 Summary of Activities China Theater to 15 January 1946

31 Supplies to China, Vol. I

31 Supply/China Theater (1945)

32 36th Division Plan (3 February 1946)

32 Supply

32 Supply in the China Theater (3 folders)

32 Supply Reports Required by India-Burma Theater & China Theater (1944-45)

32 T/O & E Chinese 30 Division Program

32 The Turning Point in China

32 Theater Boundaries (August 1945)

32 Theater COP Projects

32 Theater Directive Interpretation, JSC to CG, USFCT (14 December 1945)

32 Tonnage Requirements for ALPHA & 14th Army Air Force, China Theater

32 Troop Movements, Sino-American (1944-1946)

32 Troop Talks—KMT-KCT

32 Typhoons & their Effects upon Operations in China (1945)

32 Unit Histories, U.S. Forces, China Theater

33 The War College Class of the NMC (July 1945)

33 War Crimes Studies prepared by Theater (China Theater) Judge Advocate General

33 War Department Appropriations & Possibilities in China: House of Representatives 

Investigating Committee (20 September 1945)

33 War Transportation Board, Chinese-American Agreement

33 Water Transportation on Chinese Rivers

33 Wedemeyer Agenda for Trip to Washington (Spring 1945)

33 Wedemeyer Report to Eisenhower (February 1945)

33 Wedemeyer Report to Eisenhower (February 1946)

33 Y-Force Historical Record (January-October 1944)

33 Y-Force Operations Staff—Infantry Training & General Staff School

33 Y-Force Training Study (July-December 1944)

33 Z-Force Activities (1 January-31 October 1944)

33 Z-Force HQ

China Theater Histories — Entry 590: Histories 1943-1946
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1603

Records of the Executive Headquarters, Peiping, China

Records of the Commanding General (U.S. Commissioner)

Records of the Deputy Commander and Personal Staff

Records of the Chief of Administration and Personnel (G-1)

Records of the Adjutant General

General Correspondence, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-591)

Boxes 1-11 location: 290/42/30/06

Box Decimal

1 200.6 (A) — 200.6 (G)

2 200.6 (H) — 200.6 (Z)

3 201.3 — 300.4 1947

4 300.4 S. O. June 1946 — 300.4 S. O. (1946) #157

5 300.4 S. O. #158 (1946) — 300.5 Memos & Daily News

6 300.5 Air Travel — 300.5 Daily Bulletins #201 1946

7 300.5 Daily Bulletins #1 (1947) — 300.6 Numbered Memos

8 300.6 — 370.5

9 400.35 — 537.5

10 560 — 581

11 600 — 800.12

Outgoing Messages, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-593)

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Box Subject

14 Outgoing (17 January 1946) — Outgoing (24 August 1946)

15 Outgoing (24 August 1946) — Outgoing (18 December 1946)

16 Outgoing (18 December 1946) — “Confidential” Outgoing (24 July 1946)

17 “Confidential” Outgoing (26 July 1946) — “DRAGON” Outgoing (19 December 1946)

18 “Restricted” Outgoing (27 July 1946) — Outgoing of Historical Value

19 Outgoing-War (22 January 1946) — Outgoing-Marines “Secret” (October 1946)

20 Outgoing-Nanking (May 1946) — Outgoing-COMGEN (9 April 1946)

21 Outgoing-COMGEN (8 April 1946) — Outgoing-COMGEN (31 October 1946)

Messages Received from Field Teams, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-594)

Boxes 22-27 location: 290/42/31/02

Box Subject

22 Messages-Team 1 — Messages-Team 3

23 Messages-Team 4 — Messages-Team 10

24 Messages-Team 11 — Messages-Team 16

Records of the Executive Headquarters, Peiping, China, Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 594: Messages 

Received from Field Teams, 1946-1947 
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25 Messages-Team 17 — Messages-Team 21

26 Messages-Team 22 — Messages-Team 36

27 From All Teams — “Secret-Confidential-DRAGON-Restricted” Teams 1-31

Incoming Messages, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-595)

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Box Subject

28 Incoming-COMGEN (January 1946) — Incoming-COMGEN (July 1946)

29 Incoming-COMGEN (May 1946) — Incoming-COMGEN (December 1946)

30 Incoming-War (January 1946) — Incoming-War (February 1947)

31 Incoming-Miscellaneous “Secret” (January 1946) — Incoming-Miscellaneous 

“Secret” (December 1946)

32 Incoming-Miscellaneous “Secret” (December 1946) — Incoming-Miscellaneous 

“Restricted” (December 1946)

33 Incoming-AAG Nanking (1 December 1946) — Incoming-Japan (December 1946)

34 Incoming-Marines “Secret” (August 1946) — Incoming-Gold (18 December 1946)

35 Incoming-Manchu (Ambasex) “Secret” (10 June 1946) — Incoming-Ruby 

(Ambasex) (30 January 1947)

36 Incoming-Shanghai “Secret” (December 1946) — Incoming-Yenan “Secret-ConfDRAGON” (18 December 1946)

Miscellaneous File, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-596)

Box 37 location: 290/42/31/04

Records of the Historical Section

History of the Executive Headquarters, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-597)

Boxes 38-43 location: 290/42/31/05

Box Subject

38 History, Part II (13 January 1946) — History, Part IV (30 June 1946)

39 History, Part V (1 April 1946) — History, Part III (30 September 1946)

40 History, Part IV (1 July 1946) — History, Part XII (30 September 1946)

41 History, Part I (1 October 1946) — History, Part XI (31 December 1946)

42 History, Part XII (1 October 1946) — History, Part V (5 February 1947)

43 History, Part VI (1 January 1947) — History, Part XIII (5 February 1947)

News Bulletins, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-598)

Boxes 44-45 location: 290/42/31/05

Box Subject

44 National Government Views (November 1946) — National Government Views 

(March 1947)

45 Communist Views (November 1946) — Communist Views (February 1947)

Records of the Executive Headquarters, Peiping, China, Records of the Historical Section — Entry 598: News Bulletins, 1946-1947
RG 493. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the China-Burma-India Theaters of Operation 1605

Diaries and Histories of Field Teams, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-599)

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Box Subject

46 Diaries & Histories-Team 1 — Diaries & Histories-Team 8

47 Diaries & Histories-Team 8 — Diaries & Histories-Team 17

48 Diaries & Histories-Team 18 — Diaries & Histories-Team 36

Subject File, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-600)

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Records of the U.S. Commissioner (Commanding General)

Headquarters Records

Miscellaneous Files, 1946 (0493-UD-UP-606)

Box 60 location: 290/42/32/01

Memorandums and Letters to the Chinese Commissioners, 1946-1947 

(0493-UD-UP-607)

Box 61 location: 290/42/32/01

Memorandums to the Chinese Branches, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-608)

Boxes 62-63 location: 290/42/32/01

Memorandums Received from the Chinese Communist Commissioners, 1946 

(0493-UD-UP-609)

Box 64 location: 290/42/32/01

Memorandums Received from the Chinese Nationalist Commissioners, 1946-1947 

(0493-UD-UP-610)

Box 65 location: 290/42/32/01

General Records, 1946-1947 (0493-UD-UP-611)

Boxes 66-67 location: 290/42/32/02

Records of the U.S. Commissioner (Commanding General) — Entry 611: General Records, 1946-1947
RG 494. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific, 1942-1946 1606

Records of U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific, 1942-1946 

Record Group 494

The Hawaiian Department, which long antedated the war, served from 1939 as the army’s 

major command in the Central Pacific until August 1943, when the U.S. Army Forces in 

the Central Pacific Area (USAFICPA) was established. The Hawaiian Department’s records 

and most of its responsibilities were transferred to USAFICPA, but the department was 

not formally discontinued, and it remained active for some purposes, such as military 

government.

USAFICPA was renamed the U.S. Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas (USAFPOA) in July 1944, 

and its jurisdiction was enlarged to include army garrisons in the South Pacific that had 

been controlled by the U.S. Army Forces in the South Pacific. In July 1945 it was renamed 

the U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific (USAFMIDPAC) and was placed under General 

Headquarters, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific.

The Middle Pacific command had some tactical responsibilities, but most of its activities 

related to administration, supply, and training in the area. Shortly after December 7, 1941, 

tactical control of the Hawaiian Department was given to the Commander in Chief, Pacific 

Ocean Areas, and this control was extended to USAFICPA and to USAFPOA.

Records of the Chief of Staff

Directives to Commanding General, Pacific Ocean Area, 1942-1944 (0494-UD-UP4)

Box 4 location: 290/43/1/03

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2

Records of the Historical Section

History of U.S. Armed Forces, Middle Pacific and Predecessor Commands During 

World War II, 1941-1946 (0494-UD-UP-8)

Boxes 8-10 location: 290/43/1/04

Administrative History of U.S. Armed Forces, Middle Pacific and Predecessor 

Commands, 1941-1945 (0494-UD-UP-9)

Arranged hierarchically. Boxes 11-27 location: 290/43/1/04.

Chronology of the War in the Pacific, 1941-1945 (0494-UD-UP-12)

Box 30 location: 290/43/1/07

Records of the Objective Data Section

Study of Okinawa Gunto, 1945 (0494-UD-UP-18)

Box 38 location: 290/43/2/01

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Records of the Objective Data Section — Entry 18: Study of Okinawa 

Gunto, 1945
RG 494. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific, 1942-1946 1607

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3

General Correspondence, 1932-1944 (0494-UD-UP-23)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 50-57 

location: 290/43/2/03.

Periodic Reports, 1942-1943 (0494-UD-UP-27)

Box 73 location: 290/43/2/06

Correspondence Relating to the Disinterment and Reinterment of Bodies Outside 

the Continental U.S., 1944-1945 (0494-UD-UP-31)

Arranged chronologically and tabbed alphabetically. Box 78 location: 290/43/2/07.

“Analyses of Developments in the Central Pacific Area from a G-3 Viewpoint,” 1943 

(0494-UD-UP-32)

Box 79 location: 290/43/2/07

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4

Report on Operation Crossroads, 1946 (0494-UD-UP-37)

Box 85 location: 290/43/3/01

Report on the Invasion of Okinawa, 1946 (0494-UD-UP-38)

Box 86 location: 290/43/3/01

Records of the Adjutant General

General Correspondence, 1926-1945 (0494-UD-UP-43)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 94-133 

location: 290/43/3/02.

General Correspondence, 1917-1944 (0494-UD-UP-44)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 134-182, 

182A, 183-439 location: 290/43/4/01.

General Correspondence, 1936-1942 (0494-UD-UP-48)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 443-447 

location: 290/43/10/03.

General Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0494-UD-UP-50)

Box 449 location: 290/43/10/04

Formerly Restricted General Correspondence, 1944-1946 (0494-UD-UP-51)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 450-453, 

455-561 [there is no box 454] location: 290/43/10/04.

Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 51: Restricted General Correspondence, 1944-1946
RG 494. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific, 1942-1946 1608

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1945-1947 (0494-UD-UP-52)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 562-671, 

671A, 672-793 location: 290/43/12/06. Box 794 location: 290/D/5/04.

Top Secret General Correspondence, 1944-1946 (0494-UD-UP-53)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 795-805 

location: 290/43/17/04.

Top Secret General Correspondence, 1945-1947 (0494-UD-UP-54)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 806-807 

location: 290/43/17/06.

Radio Messages, 1942 (0494-UD-UP-55)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 808-811 

location: 290/43/17/06.

Outgoing Radio Messages, 1942-1944 (0494-UD-UP-56)

Boxes 812-826 location: 290/43/17/06

Journal of Incoming Radio Messages, 1943-1944 (0494-UD-UP-56A)

Box 827 location: 290/43/18/02

Administrative Orders, 1942-1945 (0494-UD-UP-58)

There are no orders for 1943. Box 829 location: 290/43/18/02.

Information Bulletins, 1941-1942 (0494-UD-UP-78)

Box 866 location: 290/43/18/07

Intelligence Bulletins, 1942 (0494-UD-UP-79)

Box 867 location: 290/43/18/07

Intelligence Bulletins, 1943-1945 (0494-UD-UP-80)

Box 868 location: 290/43/18/07

Circulars, 1943-1947 (0494-UD-UP-82)

Boxes 870-872 location: 290/43/19/01

Circulars, 1945-1947 (0494-UD-UP-83)

Boxes 873-880 location: 290/43/19/01

Circulars, 1946 (0494-UD-UP-84)

Box 881 location: 290/43/190/2

AFPAC Circulars, 1945 (0494-UD-UP-85)

Box 882 location: 290/43/19/02

Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 85: AFPAC Circulars, 1945
RG 494. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific, 1942-1946 1609

Numbered Circulars, 1941-1946 (0494-UD-UP-86)

Box 883 location: 290/43/19/03

Circular Letters, 1944-1945 (0494-UD-UP-87)

Boxes 884-885 location: 290/43/19/03

Circular Letters, 1941-1945 (0494-UD-UP-88)

Box 886 location: 290/43/19/03

Numbered Memorandums, 1941-1942 (0494-UD-UP-91)

Box 889 location: 290/43/19/03

Numbered Memorandums, 1943-1944 (0494-UD-UP-92)

Box 890 location: 290/43/19/04

Operations Memorandums, 1942 (0494-UD-UP-94)

Box 892 location: 290/43/19/04

Staff Memorandums, 1942-1945 (0494-UD-UP-95)

Box 893 location: 290/43/19/04

Staff Memorandums, 1945-1947 (0494-UD-UP-96)

Box 894 location: 290/43/19/04

Reports of Operations, 1943-1945 (0494-UD-UP-105)

Box 904 location: 290/43/19/06

Records of the Chemical Section

Numbered Letters, 1943-1945 (0494-UD-UP-116)

Box 944 location: 290/43/20/04

History of the Chemical Warfare Service in the Middle Pacific, 1941-1946 

(0494-UD-UP-117)

Boxes 945-947 location: 290/43/20/04

Records of the Judge Advocate General

Records Relating to Military Government, 1944-1945 (0494-UD-UP-187)

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1330-1333 location: 290/43/28/03.

Memorandums for the Staff Judge Advocate (“Military Affairs Opinions”), 1945 

(0494-UD-UP-189)

Arranged chronologically and thereunder numbered sequentially each calendar quarter. Box 

1335 location: 290/43/28/04.

Records of the Judge Advocate General — Entry 189: Military Affairs Opinions, 1945
RG 494. Records of U.S. Army Forces in the Middle Pacific, 1942-1946 1610

General Records, 1944-1945 (0494-UD-UP-193)

Arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 1339-1341 location: 290/43/28/04.

Records of the War Crimes Division

War Crimes Case Files, 1944-1945 (0494-UD-UP-194)

Arranged numerically by case file number. Boxes 1342-1344 location: 290/43/28/05.

Affidavits Relating to War Crimes, 1945 (0494-UD-UP-195)

Arranged alphabetically by surname of affiant. Box 1345 location: 290/43/28/05.

General Records Relating to War Crimes, 1944-1945 (0494-UD-UP-196)

Arranged by subject. Box 1346 location: 290/43/28/05.

Records of the War Crimes Division — Entry 196: Records Relating to War Crimes, 1944-1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1611

Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western

Pacific

Record Group 495

The extensive supply organization that was developed in Australia and was later extended to 

New Guinea and the Philippines was known as the U.S. Army Forces in Australia (USAFIA), 

December 22, 1941-July 20, 1942; the U.S. Army Services of Supply (USASOS), SWPA July 

20, 1942-June 20, 1945; and the U.S. Army Forces in the Western Pacific (USAFWESPAC), 

June 20, 1945-December 31, 1946. Its headquarters was successively in Australia, New 

Guinea, and the Philippines. 

Office of the Commanding General

Letters and Memorandums (“General Frink File”), 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-1)

Correspondence sent and received by Major General James L. Frink. Boxes 1-3 location: 

290/44/24/3.

Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0495-UD-UP-2)

Arranged alphabetically by surname of correspondent. Box 4 location: 290/44/24/3.

Daily Diary, 1944 (0495-UD-UP-3)

Box 5 location: 290/44/24/3

Minutes of Conferences and Supporting Papers, 1943-1944 (0495-UD-UP-4)

Box 6 location: 290/44/24/3

Records of the Office of the Commanding General – Deputy Chief of 

Staff

Correspondence, 1943 (0495-UD-UP-6)

Box 8 location: 290/44/24/4

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1

General Correspondence, 1942-1944 (0495-UD-UP-11)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 14-28 

location: 290/44/24/04.

Box Decimal

14 000 — 100

15 120 — 210

16 210 — 210.1

17 210.2 — 210.31

18 210.31 — 210.63

19 210.68 — 220.3

20 220.4 — 230

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-1) — Entry 11: General Correspondence, 1942-1944
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1612

Box Decimal

21 230.14 — 240

22 250.4 — 319.1 (includes 314.4)

23 319.1 — 320.3

24 320.3 — 322.96

25 323.7 — 353.5

26 353.8 – 400 (includes 383.6)

27 400.73 — 625

28 625 — 705

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0495-UD-UP-12)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Contains 

decimal 383.6, Prisoners of War, 1942. Box 29 location: 290/44/24/07.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0495-UD-UP-27)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 88-99 

location: 290/44/26/01.

Box Decimal

88 000.5 — 200.3

89 200.3 — 231.82

90 291.2 — 311.2

91 311.2 — 311.5

92 311.7 — 313.3

93 314.4 (captured records and interrogation reports)

94 314.4 (captured records and interrogation reports) — 319.1

95 319.1

96 323.361 — 371.2 (includes 350.3 Linguists 1942-1944)

97 371.2

98 371.2 — 384

99 386.3 — 801

General Correspondence, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-28)

Boxes 100-112 location: 290/44/26/03

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0495-UD-UP-29)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme.

These appear to be fragments of what should be a larger series. Included are 200.2, 319.1, 

330.34, 333.1, 371.2 and 383.6. The latter records relate to prisoners of war on Okinawa. 

Box 113 location: 290/44/26/05.

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-30)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Includes 

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2) — Entry 30: Classified General 

Correspondence, 1943-1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1613

decimal 386.3 dealing with captured documents and property policy as promulgated by the 

U.S. 7th Fleet on October 26, 1943. Box 114 location: 290/44/26/05.

Intelligence Reports, 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-33)

Arranged alphabetically by source. Includes CINCPAC-CINCPOA translations and 

interrogation reports. Boxes 117-118 location: 290/44/26/05.

Intelligence Reports Submitted by Tactical Commands, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-34)

Arranged chronologically. Includes photographs of Japanese soldiers. Box 119 location: 

290/44/26/05.

GHQ, Southwest Pacific Area Situation Reports, June 20-August 20, 1945 

(0495-UD-UP-36)

Box 121 location: 290/44/26/06

Records of the Adjutant General

General Correspondence, 1942-1946 (0495-UD-UP-45)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 147-393 

location: 290/44/27/02.

Box Decimal 

351 383.6 Prisoners of war

353-354 386.3 Captured equipment

General Correspondence, 1945-1946 (0495-UD-UP-46)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 394-971 

location: 290/44/32/03.

Box Decimal 

493-496 383.6 Prisoners of war 1945

498-500 386.3 Captured equipment 1945

766-768 383.6 Prisoners of war 1946

769-770 386.3 Captured equipment 1946

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1944 (0495-UD-UP-48)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 975-1042 

location: 290/45/9/02.

Box Decimal 

1008 383.6 Prisoners of war, captured records and equipment

1009 386.3 Captured equipment

Handbook of Directives, Letters, and Memorandums, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-49)

Box 1043 location: 290/45/10/04

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 49: Handbook of Directives, Letters, 

and Memorandums, 1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1614

Headquarters Bulletins, 1944 (0495-UD-UP-52)

Boxes 1046-1047 location: 290/45/10/5

Numbered Bulletins, 1944-1945 (0495-UD-UP-53)

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder numbered chronologically. Box 1048 

location: 290/45/10/05.

War Department Letters, 1943 (0495-UD-UP-66)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Box 1063 

location: 290/45/10/07.

War Department Letters, 1942-1944 (0495-UD-UP-67)

Arranged chronologically. Box 1064 location: 290/45/10/07.

Compilation of Memorandums, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-68)

Box 1065 location: 290/45/11/01

Memorandums, 1942 (0495-UD-UP-69)

Box 1066 location: 290/45/11/01

Technical Memorandums, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-82)

Box 1079 location: 290/45/11/03

War Department Memorandums, 1943 (0495-UD-UP-86)

Box 1083 location: 290/45/11/03

Military Commission Orders, 1946 (0495-UD-UP-98)

This series relates to military commissions trying war criminals. Box 1104 location: 

290/45/11/06.

Organization Manuals, 1944-1945 (0495-UD-UP-123)

Boxes 1151-1153 location: 290/45/12/06

Standard Operating Procedures, 1943-1944 (0495-UD-UP-125)

Box 1155 location: 290/45/12/06

Standard Operating Procedures, 1946 (0495-UD-UP-126)

Box 1156 location: 290/45/12/07

Records of the Judge Advocate

Index to General Correspondence, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-173)

Arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder chronologically. Box 1223 location: 

290/45/14/02.

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Judge Advocate — Entry 173: Index to General Correspondence, 

1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1615

General Correspondence, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-174)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1224-

1253 location: 290/45/14/02.

Correspondence, 1945-1946 (0495-UD-UP-175)

Arranged chronologically. Box 1254 location: 290/45/14/07.

Investigative Records, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-176)

Box 1255 location: 290/45/14/07

Investigative Records, 1946 (0495-UD-UP-177)

Box 1256 location: 290/45/14/07

Records of the Provost Marshal

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0495-UD-UP-179)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1258-

1307 location: 290/45/14/07.

Box Decimal

1258 000.5 — 010.8

1259 014 — 201.22

1260 201.3 — 210

1261 210.1 — 210.2

1262 210.31 — 210.456

1263 210.48 — 220.712

1264 221 — 240

1265 250 — 250.1

1266 250.1

1267 250.1 — 250.402

1268 250.45 — 253

1269 253 — 253.91

1270 235.92 — 253.94

1271 253.94 — 311

1272 311.1 — 311.23

1273 311.23

1274 311.23

1275 311.23 — 312

1276 314.7

1277 314.7 — 315

1278 315 — 319.1

1279 319.1

1280 319.1

1281 319.1

1282 320.2 — 327.36

1283 330 — 333

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Provost Marshal — Entry 179: General Correspondence, 1942-

1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1616

Box Decimal

1284 333.1 — 333.5

1285 333.5

1286 333.5

1287 333.5

1288 333.5 — 337

1289 350.05 — 353

1290 353.4 — 370.093

1291 370.093

1292 370.093

1293 370.093

1294 370.5 — 383.6 (contains information on war criminals and prisoners of war)

1295 383.6 (contains information on war criminals and prisoners of war)

1296 383.6 (contains information on war criminals and prisoners of war)

1297 383.6 (contains information on war criminals and prisoners of war)

1298 383.6 (contains information on war criminals and prisoners of war)

1299 383.6 (contains information on war criminals and prisoners of war) — 386.8 

1300 400 — 400.34

1301 400.73

1302 400.73

1303 400.73 — 429

1304 430.2 — 451

1305 451 — 474

1306 474.6 — 600

1307 600 — 800

Memorandums and Endorsements, 1945-1946 (0495-UD-UP-180)

Box 1308 location: 290/45/15/07

Memorandums, 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-181)

Box 1309 location: 290/45/15/7

Office Memorandums, 1945-1946 (0495-UD-UP-182)

Box 1310 location: 290/45/16/01

Operations Memorandums, 1946 (0495-UD-UP-183)

Box 1311 location: 290/45/16/01

Monthly Reports, 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-187)

Arranged alphabetically by base followed numerically by base section. Box 1316 location: 

290/45/16/01.

Status Reports, 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-188)

Boxes 1317-1318 location: 290/45/16/02

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Provost Marshal — Entry 188: Status Reports, 1943-1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1617

Handbook (“Provost Marshal Technical Manual”), 1944 (0495-UD-UP-193)

Box 1324 location: 290/45/16/03

Records of the Provost Marshal, Manila 

Letters to and from Colonel J.P. Holland, Provost Marshal of Manila, 1945-1946 

(0495-UD-UP-198)

Box 1330 location: 290/45/16/04

Bulletins of the Office of the Provost Marshal, Manila, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-199)

Box 1331 location: 290/45/16/04

Memorandums of the Office of the Provost Marshal, Manila, 1945 

(0495-UD-UP-200)

Box 1332 location: 290/45/16/04

Staff Memorandums of the Provost Marshal, Manila, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-201)

Box 1333 location: 290/45/16/04

Special Orders of the Provost Marshal, Manila, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-203)

Box 1335 location: 290/45/16/04

Records of the Chemical Warfare Officer 

General Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0495-UD-UP-204)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1336-

1355 location: 290/45/16/05.

Box Decimal

1336 004.511 — 200.5

1337 210 — 220.2

1338 220.453 — 311.23

1339 311.23 — 319.1

1340 319.1 — 319.2

1341 319.25 — 320

1342 320.3 — 322.095

1343 322.095 — 333

1344 336.2 — 352.9

1345 352.9 — 353.5

1346 354.6 — 400

1347 400.112 — 400.16

1348 400.1923 — 400.25

1349 400.25 — 400.312

1350 400.314 — 400.6

1351 400.61 — 471.6

1352 471.6

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Chemical Warfare Officer — Entry 204: General Correspondence, 

1943-1944
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1618

Box Decimal

1353 471.81 — 486.3

1354 500 — 671

1355 671 — 740

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1943-1944 (0495-UD-UP-205)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1356-

1357 location: 290/45/16/07.

Records Relating to Research and Development, 1942-1943 (0495-UD-UP-206)

Arranged by subject. Box 1358 location: 290/45/17/01.

Reports of the Chemical Warfare Service Research and Development Program, 

1942 (0495-UD-UP-207)

Box 1359 location: 290/45/17/01

Reports, 1942-1943 (0495-UD-UP-208)

Arranged alphabetically by submitting agent - the 42nd Chemical Laboratory Company and 

the Shell Company of Australia, Ltd. Box 1360 location: 290/45/17/01.

Minutes of Meetings and Related Records of the Chemical Defense Board, 1942-

1944 (0495-UD-UP-209)

Boxes 1361-1362 location: 290/45/17/01

Photograph Albums, 1942 (0495-UD-UP-213)

Box 1366 location: 290/45/17/02

Physiological School Reports, 1942-1943 (0495-UD-UP-215)

Box 1368 location: 290/45/17/02

Records of the Engineer Section

General Correspondence, 1944-1946 (0495-UD-UP-216)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1369-

1458 location: 290/45/17/02.

Box Decimal Number and Subject

1379 314.4 Captured records

General Records, 1944-1945 (0495-UD-UP-227)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1469-

1473 location: 290/45/19/03.

Box Decimal

1469 334 — 370.5

1470 370.5

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Engineer Section — Entry 227: General Records, 1944-1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1619

Box Decimal

1471 370.5 — 400

1472 400 — 600.1

1473 600.1 – 633

Australian Military Forces, Engineer-in-Chief’s Intelligence Summaries, 1944 

(0495-UD-UP-228)

Box 1474 location: 290/45/19/03

Records of the Medical Section

General Correspondence, 1941-1946 (0495-UD-UP-229)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1475-

1488 location: 290/45/19/03.

Box Decimal 

1482 386.3 Captured enemy equipment

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0495-UD-UP-230)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1489-

1535 location: 290/45/19/05.

Box Decimal

1489 000.3 — 123

1490 123 — 201.62

1491 210 — 210.21

1492 210.22 — 210.31

1493 210.31 — 210.453

1494 210.453 — 210.6

1495 210.68 — 220.01

1496 220.12 — 220.71

1497 220.711 — 311.23

1498 311.23 — 311.5

1499 311.7 — 314.7 (includes 314.4 Captured documents and interrogations 1943-1944)

1500 314.7 — 314.81

1501 316 — 319.1

1502 319.1

1503 319.1 — 320.21

1504 320.3 — 322

1505 323.3 — 330.33

1506 330.33 — 333.1

1507 334 — 337

1508 350.05 — 370.01

1509 370.05

1510 370.05 — 370.5

1511 370.5

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Medical Section — Entry 230: General Correspondence 1942-

1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1620

Box Decimal

1512 370.5 — 400

1513 400 — 400.312

1514 400.312 — 400.315

1515 400.317 — 400.61

1516 400.631 — 424

1517 424 — 440

1518 440 — 444.3

1519 444.3 — 475

1520 475 — 552.8

1521 560 — 621

1522 625 — 704.11

1523 704.11

1524 704.11

1525 704.11

1526 704.11

1527 704.11

1528 704.11

1529 704.11

1530 704.11 — 704.5

1531 706

1532 706 — 710

1533 710 — 721.5

1534 721.5 — 726.1

1535 726.1 — 742

Records of the Ordnance Section

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0495-UD-UP-284)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1682-

1778 location: 290/45/23/05.

Box Decimal 

1733 383.6 Prisoners of war

1733-1734 386.3 Captured equipment

Classified General Correspondence, 1943 (0495-UD-UP-285)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1779-

1795 location: 290/45/25/05.

Box Decimal

1779 004.5 — 210.3

1780 210.3 — 311.4

1781 311.5 — 319.1 (includes 314.4 Captured records and interrogations)

1782 319.1 — 323.71

1783 323.72 — 353.4

Office of the Commanding General, Record of the Ordnance Section — Entry 285: Classified General Correspondence, 1943
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1621

Box Decimal

1784 370 — 400

1785 400 — 400.291

1786 400.291

1787 400.291 — 413.6

1788 413.68 — 451.01

1789 451.1 — 451.92

1790 451.92 — 470.1

1791 470.2 — 471.1

1792 471.3 — 471.82

1793 471.84 — 472.91

1794 472.93 — 474.9

1795 475 — 800

Records Relating to Policy (“Policy File”), 1942-1944 (0495-UD-UP-303)

Arranged by subject and thereunder chronologically. Box 1815 location: 290/45/26/03.

Notes and Agenda for Meeting on Operation “Blacklist,” 1945 (0495-UD-UP-304)

Box 1816 location: 290/45/26/03

Records of the Quartermaster Section

General Correspondence, 1942-1944 (0495-UD-UP-305)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1817-

1873 location: 290/45/26/03.

Box Decimal

1831 386.3 Captured equipment

Records of the Signal Section

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0495-UD-UP-311)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1879-

1932 location: 290/45/27/05.

Box Decimal 

1905 386.3 Captured equipment

Records of the Signal Section, GHQ Operations Group, AFWESPAC

The Signal Operations Group was activated on November 10, 1944 at Hollandia, New 

Guinea, to provide signal services to GHQ.

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0495-UD-UP-322)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1944-

1953 location: 290/45/28/07.

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Signal Section, GHQ Operations Group — Entry 322: General 

Correspondence, 1944-1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1622

Memorandums, 1945 (0495-UD-UP-323)

Boxes 1954-1955 location: 290/45/29/02

Records of the Signal Section, Safehand Airplane Courier Service

Outgoing Radio Messages, 1945-1946 (0495-UD-UP-332)

Box 1965 Shares box with Entry 333 location: 290/45/29/03.

Incoming Radio Messages, 1945-1946 (0495-UD-UP-333)

Box 1965 Shares box with Entry 332 location: 290/45/29/03.

Standard Operating Procedures, 1944-1945 (0495-UD-UP-335)

Box 1966 Shares box with Entry 334 location: 290/45/29/04.

Records of the Transportation Section

General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-338)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1968-

2024 location: 290/45/29/04.

Box Decimal

1968 000 — 160

1969 160 — 311.2

1970 311.23 — 312

1971 312 — 314.7

1972 314.7

1973 315 — 319

1974 319

1975 319.1

1976 319.1

1977 319.1

1978 319.1

1979 319.1 — 321

1980 321

1981 322

1982 322 — 323

1983 323 — 333

1984 333 — 333.5

1985 333.5 — 334

1986 337

1987 337

1988 337 — 370

1989 370 — 370.5

1990 370.5 — 400

1991 400.1 — 400.2

1992 400.291 — 400.6

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Transportation Section — Entry 338: General Correspondence, 

1943-1945
RG 495. Records of Headquarters, United States Army Forces, Western Pacific 1623

Box Decimal

1993 400.61 — 412

1994 412.2 — 412.5

1995 412.5 — 440

1996 440 — 458R

1997 458 — 463

1998 463 — 463.8

1999 470 — 480

2000 500 — 523

2001 523 — 524

2002 531 — 545

2003 545.02 — 550

2004 560

2005 560

2006 561

2007 561.1 — 563

2008 563 — 563.5

2009 563.5

2010 563.5

2011 563.5 — 563.8

2012 563.91 — 564

2013 565 — 565.2

2014 565.2 — 565.4

2015 565.4

2016 565.5 — 566

2017 566 — 569.14

2018 569.14

2019 569.5 — 569.6

2020 569.6 — 569.7

2021 569.7 — 700

2022 800

2023 800 — 813

2024 813 — 826

General Correspondence, 1946 (0495-UD-UP-339)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 2025-

2043 location: 290/45/30/05

Correspondence and Reports Relating to Civil Rehabilitation in the Philippines, 

1945 (0495-UD-UP-362)

Box 2076 location: 290/45/31/05

Maps of Korea, Tokyo, and Yokohama, 1943-1945 (0495-UD-UP-364)

Arranged alphabetically by geographical name. Box 2078 location: 290/45/31/06

Office of the Commanding General, Records of the Transportation Section — Entry 364: Maps of Korea, Tokyo, and 

Yokohama, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1624

Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and

United States Army Forces, Pacific

Record Group 496

General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area (GHQ SWPA) was established by General 

Order 1, GHQ SWPA, April 18, 1942, pursuant to Combined Chiefs of Staff (CCS) directive, 

CCS 57/1, March 30, 1942, designating Gen. Douglas MacArthur as Supreme Commander 

SWPA, and defining the area to include Australia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea, 

Borneo, the Celebes, and the Philippines. GHQ SWPA exercised operational control over all 

Allied ground, naval, and air forces in SWPA; exercised strategic direction of and provided 

operational support for, operations conducted in the adjacent South Pacific Area; and 

developed policies on supply, combat training, and other matters.

GHQ SWPA was an integrated combined headquarters, and its staff officers were drawn 

from the air, ground, and naval services of the United States, Australia, United Kingdom, 

and Netherlands. Subordinate tactical headquarters, established in 1942, was interallied 

in character and included Allied Land Forces, under an Australian officer; Allied Air 

Forces, under a U.S. officer who also commanded the U.S. Fifth Air Force; and the Allied 

Naval Forces. GHQ SWPA was located in Melbourne, Australia, April-July 1942; Brisbane, 

Australia, July 1942-October 1944; Hollandia, New Guinea, October 1944-January 1945; 

Tacloban, Leyte, Philippine Islands, January-April 1945; and Manila, Philippine Islands, AprilSeptember 1945. It was abolished pursuant to General Order 40, GHQ SWPA, August 28, 

1945, according to which, effective September 2, 1945, most of the area covered by SWPA 

passed to control of Southeast Asia Command, with remaining area to continue under GHQ 

SWPA until such time as forces and personnel could be reassigned.

U.S. Army Forces in the Pacific (AFPAC) was established April 6, 1945, and absorbed forces 

that had previously been assigned to U.S. Army Forces, Far East (USAFFE) and U.S. Army 

Forces, Pacific Ocean Areas (USAFPOA). It was responsible for the provision of Army resources 

for operation in the Pacific under the direction of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Its headquarters 

were established in Manila, Philippine Islands, but on March 25, 1946 headquarters was 

transferred to Tokyo. Its sole commander was Gen. Douglas MacArthur, April 6, 1945-

December 31, 1946. On December 31, 1946, it was replaced by the Far East Command.

Records of the Office of the Chief of Staff

Situation Reports, 1941-1945 (0496-UD-UP-1)

Situation reports were prepared by the Combined Operations Intelligence Centre. Originally 

this was an Australian organization that furnished copies of the situation reports to the 

U.S. Military Attaché in Melbourne. After April 1942, the Combined Operations Intelligence 

was placed under the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, of General Headquarters. This set of 

situation reports, originally kept by the Military Attaché, was maintained by the Chief of 

Staff. Arranged chronologically. The series is numbered sequentially from December 8, 

1941 through January 25, 1943; renumbered again from January 26 through December 29, 

1943, again during 1944, and then again for those issued in 1945. Boxes 1-158 location: 

290/45/34/05.

Records of the Office of the Chief of Staff — Entry 1: Situation Reports, 1941-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1625

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 

On April 19, 1942 Gen. MacArthur announced that Col. Charles A. Willoughby was G-2, 

Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, of the General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific 

Area. He was promoted to Brig. Gen. (temporarily) on June 20, 1942. Willoughby set 

up the Central Bureau, a cryptological unit in his intelligence system which engaged in 

codebreaking. In July 1942 Willoughby set up the Allied Geographical Section to collect, 

evaluate, and disseminate geographical information. In June 1942 MacArthur ordered 

Willoughby to form an apparatus to work underground in the Philippines, stressing 

operations to destroy Japanese facilities. This organization, the Allied Intelligence Bureau 

(AIB), was established in July 1942. The AIB also conducted propaganda operations. AIB 

had coastwatchers, including those from the Royal Australian Navy, who were inserted 

behind enemy lines with radio transmitters for communications with the American and 

Australian military forces. The AIB collected information in occupied territories and 

encouraged guerrilla resistance movements. Willoughby created the Allied Translator and 

Interpreter Section (ATIS) in September 1942 which, under the leadership of Col. Sidney F. 

Mashbir, interrogated prisoners of war and translated captured documents. Willoughby also 

organized an Order of Battle Section in August 1942, whose purpose was to locate various 

Japanese units, assess their leadership and morale, weapons, effectiveness, and mission.

Administration

General Correspondence, 1944-1946 (0496-UD-UP-2)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Correspondence System. Boxes 159-

162 location: 290/46/2/06.

Box Decimal

159 120 — 322

160 322 — 381

161 383G – 386 (includes 383.6 and 386.3) 

162 461 — 680.2

Combined Operations Intelligence Centre Situation Reports, 1942-1943 (0496-UDUP-3)

Boxes 163-170 location: 290/46/2/07

Memorandum Relating to Offensive Operations Against the Japanese, 1942 (0496-

UD-UP-5)

Prepared by Allied Air Headquarters, Directorate of Intelligence. Box 172 location: 

290/46/3/01.

Intelligence Plans, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-6)

Box 173 location: 290/46/3/01

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Administration — Entry 6: Intelligence Plans, 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1626

Summaries of the Strategic Situation (“Abbreviated Summaries and Strategic 

Resumes”) (0496-UD-UP-7)

Box 174 location: 290/46/3/01

Records Relating to Military Surveys of New Caledonia, 1941-1942 

(0496-UD-UP-8)

Box 175 location: 290/46/3/01

Messages from New Britain, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-9)

Box 176 location: 290/46/3/02

Radio Messages from the Sulu Area Command, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-10)

Box 177 location: 290/46/3/02

Advance Echelon

Situation Reports, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-11)

Box 178 location: 290/46/3/02

Combined Operations Intelligence Centre

Messages (“Geographical File”), 1941-1942 (0496-UD-UP-12)

Box 179-192 location: 290/46/3/02

Messages and Other Records Relating to Japanese Activities Prior to December 

1941 (0496-UD-UP-13)

Box 193 location: 290/46/3/04

Messages and Situation Reports, 1940-1943 (0496-UD-UP-14)

Boxes 194-197 location: 290/46/3/04

Messages and Situation Reports (“Current Signals”), 1942-1944 (0496-UD-UP-15)

Boxes 198-255 location: 290/46/3/05

Box Date

198 August 7-20, 1942

199 August 21-31, 1942

200 September 1-13, 1942

201 September 14-26, 1942

202 September 27 - October 9, 1942

203 October 10-23, 1942

204 October 24 - November 6, 1942

205 November 7-22, 1942

206 November 23-30, 1942

207 December 1-15, 1942

208 December 16-27, 1942

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Combined Operations Intelligence Centre — Entry 15: Messages and 

Situation Reports (“Current Signals”), 1942-1944
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1627

Box Date

209 December 28, 1942 - January. 9, 1943

210 January 10-18, 1943

211 January 19-26, 1943

212 January 27 - February 4, 1943

213 February 5-14, 1943

214 February 15-24, 1943

215 February 25 - March 6, 1943

216 March 7-16, 1943

217 March 17-26, 1943

218 March 26 - April 5, 1943

219 April 6-15, 1943

220 April 16-26, 1943

221 April 27 - May 9, 1943

222 May 10-20, 1943

223 May 21-31, 1943

224 June 1-11, 1943

225 June 12-22, 1943

226 June 23-30, 1943

227 July 1-10, 1943

228 July 11-20, 1943

229 July 21-31, 1943

230 August 1-17, 1943

231 August 18-31, 1943

232 August 31 - September 14, 1943

233 September 15 - October 2, 1943

234 October 3-16, 1943

235 October 17-31, 1943

236 November 1-13, 1943

237 November 14-27, 1943

238 November 27 - December 17, 1943

239 December 18, 1943 - January 2, 1944

240 January 3-19, 1944

241 January 20 - February 7, 1944

242 February 8-27, 1943

243 February 28 - March 13, 1944

244 March 13 - April 4, 1944

245 April 8-24, 1944

246 April 28 - May 16, 1944

247 May 17 - June 5, 1944

248 June 6-20, 1944

249 June 26 - July 6, 1944

250 July 7-21, 1944

251 July 22 - August 7, 1944

252 August 9-26, 1944

253 August 28 - September 14, 1944

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Combined Operations Intelligence Centre — Entry 15: Messages and 

Situation Reports (“Current Signals”), 1942-1944
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1628

Box Date

254 September 16 - October 3, 1944

255 October 4-19, 1944

Messages and Situation Reports (“Operational Bulletins”), 1941-1944 (0496-UDUP-16)

Boxes 256-272 location: 290/46/4/06

Box Subject

256 1. Burma-Army Sitreps — 2. 6th Army

257 2. 6th Army — 3. NGF Sitreps

258 3. NGF Sitreps — 5. AHQ Situation Reviews

259 5. AHQ Situation Reviews — 5. AHQ Landops

260 5.6.3 Ops. Rep. on Naval Acts. — 7A. CINCSWPA

261 8. OPNAV-Y Intelligence — 10. War Advices - Naval

262 11. Kroner — 12A. New Delhi

263 13. COIC Moresby Signals, January 12 - April 23, 1943

264 13. COIC Moresby Signals, April 24 - July 24, 1943

265 13. COIC Moresby Signals — NGF Sitreps August 27-September 30,1943

266 13. NGF Sitreps — NAZLO-Honolulu

267 13A. 1st Australian Army Sitreps — ANLO Vila

268 14. Armindia — 15. HQ, USA Darwin

269 16. CWR Wellington Intel. Reps.— 17. Air HQ India

270 17. Air HQ India

271 17. Southeast Asia Command

272 17. Southeast Asia Command — 22. COMSOWESPAC

Messages Relating to Policy, 1943-1944 (0496-UD-UP-18)

Box 276 location: 290/46/5/02

Seventh Fleet Chart, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-19)

Box 277 location: 290/46/5/02

Library

Summaries and Periodical Reports from Tactical Units, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-20)

Box 278 location: 290/46/5/02

Headquarters, Allied Air Forces Intelligence Summaries, 1942-1943 

(0496-UD-UP-21)

Boxes 279-280 location: 290/46/5/02

Headquarters Allied Land Forces Weekly Intelligence Summaries, 1942 

(0496-UD-UP-22)

Box 281 location: 290/46/5/03

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Library — Entry 22: Allied Land Forces Weekly Intelligence Summaries, 1942
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1629

Military Intelligence Service Daily Summaries of Enemy Intelligence, 1943 

(0496-UD-UP-23)

Box 282 location: 290/46/5/03

USAFFE Counter-Intelligence Study [on Leyte Province], 1944-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-24)

Box 283 location: 290/46/5/03

East Indies Intelligence Notes, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-25)

Box 284 location: 290/46/5/03

NEFIS Review, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-26)

Box 285 location: 290/46/5/03

NEFIS Military Studies, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-27)

Box 286 location: 290/46/5/03

NEFIS Intelligence Reports, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-28)

Box 287 location: 290/46/5/03

NEFIS Interrogation Reports, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-29)

Boxes 288-292 location: 290/46/5/04

History of the Services Reconnaissance Detachment, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-30)

Boxes 293-294 location: 290/46/5/04

Royal Netherlands Headquarters Weekly Intelligence Summaries, 1945 

(0496-UD-UP-31)

Box 295 location: 290/46/5/05

NEFIS Report: “Battle for Ambon, January-February 1942,” 1944 (0496-UD-UP-32)

Box 296 location: 290/46/5/05

Reports of the Netherlands Indies Government Information Service, 1943-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-33)

Box 297 location: 290/46/5/05

Order of Battle Section

General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-34)

Includes information related to evidence for the war crimes trials held in Manila and a report 

entitled “A Note on the Kempei Tai,” dated October 12, 1944. Boxes 298-300 location: 

290/46/5/05.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Order of Battle Section — Entry 34: General Correspondence, 1943-

1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1630

Military Intelligence Section

Enemy Ground Forces Order of Battle and Strength Estimates, 1944-1945 (0496-

UD-UP-35)

Box 301 location: 290/46/5/05

Estimates of Enemy Air Forces, 1942-1944 (0496-UD-UP-36)

Box 302 location: 290/46/5/06

Records Relating to Hollandia Deception Plan, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-37)

Box 303 location: 290/46/5/06

Military Intelligence Section, Administration

Situation Report No. 518: “References of Short Wave Broadcast to General 

MacArthur,” 1943-1944 (0496-UD-UP-38)

Box 304 location: 290/46/5/06

Historical Reports, 1942-1943 (0496-UD-UP-39)

Arranged chronologically.

Includes notes on operations of the MacKechnie Force and “Notes on Operations in New 

Guinea” by Col. Henry G. McLean. Box 305 location: 290/46/5/05

General Correspondence, 1942-1946 (0496-UD-UP-40)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 306-320 

location: 290/46/5/05

Box Decimal

306 000.73 — 062

307 062 — 200.6

308 210.31 — 311.1

309 311.21 — 314.81 (311.21; telegrams from Gen. Wainwright to Gen. MacArthur, 

February-April 1942311.21; telegrams from Gen. Wainwright to Gen. MacArthur, 

February-April 1942; also includes 314.4.

310 319.1 Contains information on war criminals, atrocities (including photographs), 

and ATIS.

311 319.1 — 350.05

312 350.05

313 350.05 — 354.2

314 370.01 — 370.2

315 370.2

316 370.2 — 371.1

317 371.1

318 371.1

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Military Intelligence Section, Administration — Entry 40: General Correspondence, 1942-1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1631

Box Decimal

319 373.2 — 383.6

320 383.6 — 704

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-41)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Box 321 

location: 290/46/6/01

Memorandums, Messages and Notes (“Unfinished Business of General 

Willoughby”), 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-42)

Box 322 location: 290/46/6/01

Letters and Memorandums from General Willoughby, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-43)

Box 323 (Shares box with Entry 44) location: 290/46/6/02

Memorandum and Informal Notes, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-44)

Arranged chronologically. Box 323 (Shares box with Entry 43) location: 290/46/6/02

Memorandums to the Commander and Chief of Staff during the Leyte Campaign, 

1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-45)

Box 324 location: 290/46/6/02

Records Relating to Movement of Equipment, Supplies, and Publications to the 

Advance Echelon, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-46)

Box 325 location: 290/46/6/02

Histories, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-47)

Arranged by subject. Includes a draft history of ATIS; a history of USAFWPAC, 1945; and 

histories of Technical Intelligence in the Southwestern and Western Pacific Areas, 1942-

1945, 1946. Box 326 location: 290/46/6/02

Roster of Allied Personnel Recovered from Japanese Control, 1945 

(0496-UD-UP-48)

Arranged alphabetically by nationality. Boxes 327-329 location: 290/46/6/02

Statistical Reports Relating to Strength and Status of Japanese Armed Forces, 

Communications, and Transportation “Chart File,” 1945 (0496-UD-UP-49)

Arranged numerically by report number. Boxes 330-335 location: 290/46/6/03

Records Relating to Japanese Strength and Equipment at the Time of Surrender, 

1945 (0496-UD-UP-50)

Box 336 location: 290/46/6/03

Captured Japanese Maps and Drawings Relating to Defense of Miyako Shima, 1945 

(0496-UD-UP-51)

Box 337 location: 290/46/6/04

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Military Intelligence Section, Administration — Entry 51: Captured 

Japanese Maps and Drawings Relating to Defense of Miyako Shima, 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1632

War Department Intelligence Division

Library

Intelligence Reports, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-53)

Arranged alphabetically by initial letter of subject and thereunder numbered in order of 

receipt. There are gaps. A list of the reports is available in the consultation area in Room 

2400. Many of the reports listed are not in the files. Copies of many of these reports are to 

be found among the Records of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, G-2, within 

Records of the Allied Operational and Occupation Headquarters, World War II (Record Group 

331) and in Records of the Army Staff (Record Group 319), specifically, the Intelligence 

Document (“ID) File and the Publications (“P”) File.

Boxes 339-401 location: 290/46/6/04

Box 402 location: 290/D/6/03

Box Subject

341 B-152 – Bacteriological Warfare, March 21, 1946, OCCO

341 B-202 – Bacterial Warfare in Manchuria, November 14, 1946, OCCO

341 B-205 – Bacterial Warfare in Manchuria, January 25, 1946, OCCO

342 C-46 – Chemical Warfare material recovered, October 19, 1945, CWS

342 C-49 – Chemical Section team #4, October 16, 1945, Chemical Warfare Service

342 C-82 – Chemical Warfare, Japanese; Weekly report of investigations of; November 

24, 1945, 5250 Technical Company

342 C-190 – Chemical Bombs, Japanese, December 11, 1945

342 C-191 - Chemical Warfare, Japanese; Weekly report of investigations of; December 

1, 1945, 5250 Technical Company

342 C-204 – Chemical Warfare Saishuto, Korea; October 12, 1945, I CORPS

342 C-209 – Chemical Warfare Field report, Korea Dec. 9, 1945, 5020 Tech Int. Co

342 C-214 - Chemical Warfare Field report, Korea, October 20, 1945, XXIV CORPS

342 C-216 – Chemical and War gases, ND, Chemical Warfare Service

342 C-222 – Captured Japanese Chemical Warfare material, September 23, 1945, 5250 

Tech. Co 

342 C-223 - Captured Japanese Chemical Warfare material, October 13, 1945, 5020 

Technical Company

342 C-225 - Captured Japanese Chemical Warfare material, October 14, 1945, 5250 

Tech. Co

342 C-227 – Chemical Warfare report, October 31, 1945, 5020 Tech Int. Co

342 C-228 - Chemical Warfare report, October 13, 1945, 5020 Tech Int. Co

342 C-229 - Chemical Warfare report, September 29, 1945, 5020 Tech Int. Co

342 C-235 – Chemical Warfare equipment surrendered, November 17, 1945, 5020 

Technical Intelligence Company

342 C-236 - Chemical Warfare equipment surrendered, November 10, 1945, 5020 

Technical Intelligence Company

342 C-237 - Chemical Warfare equipment surrendered, November 4, 1945, 5020 

Technical Intelligence Company

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), War Department Intelligence Division, Library — Entry 53: Intelligence Reports, 1945-1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1633

Box Subject

342 C-238 - Chemical Warfare equipment surrendered, November 1, 1945, 5020 

Technical Intelligence Company

342 C-239 - Chemical Warfare equipment surrendered, October 28, 1945, 5020 

Technical Intelligence Company

342 C-240 - Chemical Warfare equipment surrendered, October 25, 1945, 5020 

Technical Intelligence Company

342 C-242 – Chemical Warfare, Installations Oct. 20, 1945, 5020 Tech Int. Co

342 C-243 – Chemical Warfare Activities report, Oct. 20, 1945, 5020 Tech Int. Co

342 C-244 - Chemical Warfare Activities report, Oct. 12, 1945, 5020 Tech Int. Co

342 C-245 – Chemical Warfare, Japanese, January 4, 1946, OCCO

342 C-251 – Chemical Warfare equipment of the Japanese Army, Jan. 12, 1946, CLO

342 C-253 – Chemical Warfare Items, Japanese, January 22, 1946, CWS

342 C-267 – Chemical Warfare interim technical report, February 24, 1946, OCCO

342 C-305 – Chemical policies and Intentions, Japanese, April 18, 1946, OCCO

342 C-306 – Chemical policies and Intentions, Japanese, April 13, 1946, OCCO

343 P-19 – Prisoner of War reports, Japanese, on problems facing the American 

occupation farces, September 18, 1945, Military Intelligence Service, War 

Department

343 P-81 – Prisoner of War supply mission reports, November 20, 1945 AAF

343 P-139 – Prisoner of War, names of personnel charged with examining; ND, ATIS

343 Bacterial Warfare, Japan, Report #84 ATIS July 24, 1944 File Number B-160 

343 History of Japanese Air Force 1941-1945 ATIS Document 16564B April 12, 1946 File 

Number A-365 location: 290/45/3

Plans and Estimates

Strategic Studies and Estimates, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-55)

Studies relating to planning of the invasion of the Philippines and Japan. Boxes 404-405 

location: 290/46/7/06

Reports of Enemy Casualties (“Red Tabulation Reports”), 1944-1945 (0496-UDUP-56)

Boxes 406-407 location: 290/46/7/06

Reports of Enemy Casualties Submitted to the War Department, 1941-1945 (0496-

UD-UP-57)

Box 408 location: 290/46/7/07

Records Relating to the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor (0496-UD-UP-58)

Box 409 location: 290/46/7/07

Plans and Operations

G-2 Information Bulletins, 1942-1943 (0496-UD-UP-59)

Box 410 location: 290/46/7/07

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Plans and Operations — Entry 59: G-2 Information Bulletins, 1942-

1943
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1634

Estimates of Enemy Forces, 1942-1943 (0496-UD-UP-60)

Box 411 location: 290/46/7/07

Office of the Chief Counter-Intelligence Officer

This Office had been Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 for Headquarters, USAFFE, but when 

AFPAC and USAFFE were consolidated in June 1945, it became the Office of the Chief 

Counter-Intelligence Officer, responsible for all counter-intelligence activities and having 

direct supervision of the 441st Counterintelligence Corps Detachment. After the surrender, it 

became the Civil Intelligence Section.

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-61)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme.

Boxes 412-414, 416-418 location: 290/46/7/07

Box 415 location: 290/D/6/04

Box Decimal

412 091 — 300.6

413 300.6 — 312.1

414 319.1

415 319.1

416 319.1

417 319.1

418 319.1 — 384.1

Office of the Chief Counter-Intelligence Officer, 441st Counter 

Intelligence Corps Detachment

Weekly Reports and Correspondence of Counter-Intelligence Detachments, 1943-

1945 (0496-UD-UP-66)

Arranged numerically by detachment number. Boxes 425-444 location: 290/46/8/02

Box Detachment

425 6th

426 7th — 24th

427 24th

428 25th — 31st

429 32nd — 33rd

430 33rd — 37th

431 40th — 41st

432 43rd — 81st

433 82nd — 182nd

434 201st — 209th

435 210th — 214th

436 214th — 308th

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Chief Counter-Intelligence Officer, 441st CIC Detachment

 — Entry 66: Weekly Reports and Correspondence of CIC Detachments, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1635

Box Detachment

437 310th — 445th

438 446th — 453rd

439 454th — 457th

440 458th — 481st

441 482nd — 485th

442 490th — 493rd

443 493rd — 801st

444 801st — 969th

Monthly Reports of Counter-Intelligence Corps Area No. 1, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-67)

Box 445 location: 290/46/8/05

Allied Geographic Section

Intelligence Reports, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-77)

Box 460 location: 290/46/8/07

Box Subject

460 “Buna-Kokada-Moresby.” [Topographical Information], January 30, 1943

460 “Buna - Land Approaches from Wanigela,” October 9, 1942

460 “G-2 Estimate of the Enemy Situation in N. Okinawa” June 13, 1945

460 “Japanese Army, Navy, Air Force - Requests for Information on” October 12-31, 

1945

460 “Report on Madand-Lae Route” August 2, 1943

460 “Topographical Features of Tanimbar Island” December 16, 1942

Special Reports, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-78)

Arranged numerically by report number. Box 461-463 location: 290/46/8/07

Progress Reports, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-79)

Box 464 location: 290/46/8/07

Informal Memorandum, September 14, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-80)

Box 465 location: 290/46/9/01

Records Relating to Liaison with the Military Intelligence Section, Pacific Theater 

Branch, 1943-1944 (0496-UD-UP-81)

Box 466 location: 290/46/9/01

General Records, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-82)

Arranged by subject. Boxes 467-468 location: 290/46/9/01

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Allied Geographic Section — Entry 82: General Records, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1636

Allied Intelligence Bureau

The Allied Intelligence Bureau (AIB) was established in June 1942 under the command of 

Australian Col. C. G. Roberts. He reported directly to Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby, who 

was MacArthur’s Chief Intelligence Officer for the South West Pacific area (SWPA). Col. Van 

S. Merle-Smith of the U.S. Army acted as a link between the Col. Roberts, Controller of the 

AIB and Willoughby. AIB’s Finance Officer was Lt. Col. Alison W. Ind of the U.S. Army.

AIB’s mission was “to obtain and report information of the enemy in the South West 

Pacific Area, exclusive of the continent of Australia and Tasmania, and in addition, where 

practicable, to weaken the enemy by sabotage and destruction of morale.” AIB was staffed 

by personnel from 10 armed services from Australia, Britain, America, Netherlands East 

Indies and Asia. At its peak it controlled eight separate organizations broken up into four 

Sections:-Section A: Special Operations Australia; Section B: Secret Intelligence Service, 

Australian Section, also known as Secret Intelligence Australia (SIA); Section C: There 

were 3 sub-sections:- 1. North-east Area - mainly Coast Watch Organization later called 

Combined Field Intelligence Service; 2. Philippines (the Philippines Regional Section was 

later established as a separate section); 3. Netherlands East Indies (the Netherlands Forces 

Intelligence Section, Division III which later became a separate section); and, Section D: 

Far Eastern Liaison Office (FELO) or Military Propaganda Section.

Records Relating to the Organization of the Allied Intelligence Bureau, 1942-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-83)

Arranged by subject. Box 469 location: 290/46/9/01

Records Relating to Administration and Organization, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-84)

Arranged by subordinate section. Box 470 location: 290/46/9/01

Records Relating to Planning, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-85)

Box 471 location: 290/46/9/01

Records Relating to Planning, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-86)

Arranged by Subject. Box 472 location: 290/46/9/02

Records Relating to Communications, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-88)

Arranged alphabetically by geographical region. Box 474 location: 290/46/9/02

Records Relating to the Employment of Native Personnel in the Northeast Asia, 

1943-1944 (0496-UD-UP- 92)

Box 478 location: 290/46/9/02

Reports Relating to Allied Intelligence Bureau Operations, 1942-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-93)

Box 479 location: 290/46/9/03

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Allied Intelligence Bureau — Entry 93: Reports Relating to Allied Intelligence Bureau Operations, 1942-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1637

Box Subject

479 AGS Reports on Road Baucau to Beaco (Portuguese Timor)

479 AIB Miscellaneous Reports (on geographical locations)

479 Netherlands East Indies Information – General

479 Notes re Tokumu Kikan

479 Report by Lt. Cdr. H.A. MacKenzie, RAN, June 1, 1942-April 21, 1943

479 Report by Lt. M. Wright [Information Reports], October 20, 1942-July 3, 1944

479 Report on Bougainville

479 Report on Kai Islands

479 Roll of Persons Returning to Netherlands on S.S. Kota Inten., n.d.

479 Section “A” - Col. Mott. - Timor, October-December 1942 [AIB Information Reports]

479 Timor - Misc. Studies and Reports [to G-2 Library]

Records Relating to Allied Intelligence Bureau Projects, 1942-1945

 (0496-UD-UP-94)

Arranged by subordinate section. Boxes 480-485 location: 290/46/9/03

Reports by Coastwatchers in the Northeast Area, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-95)

Includes a 22-page report by A.R. Evans relating to the ramming and subsequent sinking 

of the PT-109, commanded by John F. Kennedy. Arranged alphabetically by surname of 

coastwatcher. Box 486 location: 290/46/9/04

Reports on Activities of the Far East Liaison Office (FELO), 1942-1945 (0496-UDUP-96)

Box 487 location: 290/46/9/04

History of NEFIS Intelligence Projects, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-97)

Arranged by geographical region. Box 488 location: 290/46/9/04

Status Reports, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-98)

Arranged alphabetically by section and thereunder chronologically. Box 489-491 location: 

290/46/9/04

Status Reports, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-99)

Arranged by subordinate section and thereunder chronologically by month. Boxes 492-495 

location: 290/46/9/04

Consolidated Status Reports, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-100)

Box 496 location: 290/46/9/05

Information Reports, 1942-1943 (0496-UD-UP-101)

Box 497 location: 290/46/9/05

Services Reconnaissance Detachment Information Reports, 1943-1945 (0496-UDUP-102)

Box 498 location: 290/46/9/05

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Allied Intelligence Bureau — Entry 102: Services Reconnaissance Detachment Information Reports, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1638

Services Reconnaissance Detachment Information Summaries, 1944-1945 (0496-

UD-UP-103)

Arranged alphabetically by subject (Balikpapan, Bandjermassin, and Tarakan). Box 499 

location: 290/46/9/05

Records Relating to Operations of the Services Reconnaissance Detachment, 1944-

1945 (0496-UD-UP-104)

Arranged alphabetically by name of operation. Box 500 location: 290/46/9/06

North East Area Intelligence Reports, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-105)

Box 501 location: 290/46/9/06

Records Relating to Allied Intelligence Bureau Operations in the North East Sector, 

1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-106)

Arranged numerically by volume number. Boxes 502-503 location: 290/46/9/06

Memorandums, Letters, and Reports Relating to Operations of the Allied 

Intelligence Bureau (“COIC Message Pack Situation Reports”), 1944 (0496-UD-UP107)

Box 504 location: 290/46/9/06

General Records, n.d. (0496-UD-UP-108)

Box 505 location: 290/46/9/06

Allied Intelligence Bureau, Philippine Regional Section

The Philippines Regional Section was initially a small subsection of the Allied Intelligence 

Bureau and was charged with the responsibility to provide logistical, organization, supply, 

and coordination support and communications with the Philippine resistance movement. 

In late May 1943, Col., later Brig. Gen., Courtney Whitney arrived in Brisbane and took 

command of the Section. Its mandate was widened, and the Philippine Regional Section 

became semiautonomous, reporting directly to the Chief of Staff and coordinating with the 

Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence (G-2). Administratively it remained under the Allied 

Intelligence Bureau for administrative and logistical support.

General Headquarters Messages in the Guerilla Resistance Movement in the 

Philippines, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-109)

Boxes 506-585 location: 290/46/9/06

“Who’s Who,” n.d. (0496-UD-UP-110)

Index cards with names of Japanese and Filipinos. Arranged alphabetically by surname. 

Boxes 586-598 location: 290/46/11/04

Philippines Commonwealth and Puppet Government, Index Files, n.d. (0496-UDUP-111)

Box 599 location: 290/46/11/05

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Allied Intelligence Bureau, Philippine Regional Section — Entry 111: 

Philippines Commonwealth and Puppet Government, Index Files
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1639

Records Relating to the U.S. Philippine Island Forces, 1943-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-112)

About 12 cubic feet of records relating to U.S. and Philippine guerilla operations were 

forwarded by General Headquarters to the Military Intelligence Division in Washington, 

D.C. These records are now located in the Intelligence Document Library (“ID File”) in the 

records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Record Group 319, Entry 85 (ID 912440).

Arranged numerically by folder number. A folder title list is located at the beginning of the 

series. Boxes 600-605 location: 290/46/11/05

Register of Messages from the Philippines, 1942 (0496-UD-UP-113)

Arranged alphabetically by surname of correspondent. Box 606 location: 290/46/11/06

Radio Messages from the Philippines [“Daily Philippine Message Sheets”], 1944-

1945 (0496-UD-UP-114)

Boxes 607-610 location: 290/46/11/06

Selected Messages from the Philippines [“Philippine Activities Special Messages”], 

1944 (0496-UD-UP-115)

Box 611 location: 290/46/11/06

Weekly Summaries of Enemy Intelligence, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-116)

Box 612 location: 290/46/11/07

AFWESPAC Intelligence Trend Reports, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-117)

Box 613 location: 290/46/11/07

Radio Messages from MacArthur to Washington Relating to the Philippines, 1944-

1945 (0496-UD-UP-118)

Box 614 location: 290/46/11/07

Radio Messages from Department and President Quezon, 1942-1945 (0496-UDUP-119)

Box 615 location: 290/46/11/07

Lists of “201” Files, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-120)

Arranged alphabetically by surname of individual. Box 616 location: 290/46/11/07

Allied Report on Enemy Situation on Luzon and Visayan Island, 1943 (0496-UDUP-121)

Box 617 location: 290/46/11/07

“Guerilla Resistance Movements in the Philippines,” 1945 (0496-UD-UP-122)

Box 618 location: 290/46/11/07

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Allied Intelligence Bureau, Philippine Regional Section — Entry 122: 

“Guerilla Resistance Movements in the Philippines,” 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1640

Records Relating to the Philippine Resistance Movement, 1941-1947 (0496-UDUP-123)

Arranged numerically by folder number. A list of folder titles and numbers is included at the 

beginning of the series. Boxes 619-630 location: 290/46/12/01.

Allied Intelligence Bureau, Philippine Regional Section, Papers of 

Jorge Vargas

Jorge Vargas was a close associate of Philippines President Manuel Quezon. During the 

Japanese occupation of the Philippines, Vargas was an official in the puppet government and 

later the Philippine ambassador in Tokyo.

Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-124)

Boxes 631-632 location: 290/46/12/02

Correspondence with Family Members, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-125)

Arranged by individual and thereunder chronologically. Box 633 location: 290/46/12/03.

Telegrams, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-126)

Box 634 location: 290/46/12/03

Newspaper Clippings, Press Releases, and Related Correspondence, 1944-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-127)

Box 635 location: 290/46/12/03

Box 636 location: 290/D/6/03

Publications, 1939-1945 (0496-UD-UP-128)

Box 637 location: 290/46/12/03

Speeches and Public Statements, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-129)

Box 638 location: 290/46/12/03

Calendar of Engagements and Appointments, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-131)

Box 640 location: 290/46/12/03

General Records, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-132)

Box 641 location: 290/46/12/04

Allied Translator and Interpreter Section (ATIS)

After the Allied Forces seized the offensive in the Southwest Pacific Area, the increasing 

number of prisoners and documents captured necessitated the consolidation and expansion 

of such Allied linguistic units as already existed. As a result, General Headquarters, 

Southwest Pacific Area, issued on September 19, 1942, a directive establishing the 

Allied Translator and Interpreter Section (ATIS) as a centralized intelligence organization 

composed primarily of language personnel and designed to systematize the exploitation 

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Allied Intelligence Bureau, Philippine Regional Section — Entry 132: 

General Records, 1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1641

of captured documents and the interrogation of prisoners of war. An original group of 25 

officers and 10 enlisted men expanded steadily as more linguists became available from 

the language schools set up under army, navy, and air force control in the United States, 

Australia, Great Britain, and India. At its peak in 1945, ATIS was composed of more than 

1,000 personnel.

From October 1942 to June 1945, ATIS, SWPA, was located at Indooroopilly, a suburb 

of Brisbane, Australia. In order to carry out its responsibilities, ATIS was organized into 

various sections: Translation, Examination, Information, Production, Training, Records, 

and Philippine Islands Research. ATIS operated in the field through Advanced Echelons 

(attached to Corps and Armies) and Language Detachments (attached to Divisions).

In March 1944 plans were developed for a forward ATIS to be located in closer proximity to 

combat operations. Accordingly, the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, directed on September 

22, 1944, that Advanced Allied Translator and Interpreter Section (ADVATIS) be established 

in the immediate vicinity of General Headquarters at Hollandia. The unit was in effect 

a miniature ATIS, with various sections coordinating the production of translation and 

interrogation reports of immediate operation value and importance to units in the 

operational areas. In May 1945 ADVATIS followed the advance of General Headquarters 

into Manila. Base ATIS was closed at Brisbane on June 4, 1945, and established several 

weeks later in Manila.

With the surrender of the Japanese, the Advanced Party of ATIS arrived in Tokyo on October 

3, 1945. Base ATIS ceased operations in Manila in November 1945 and began operations in 

Tokyo on November 17th.

Administrative Records, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-134)

Includes information on the establishment, organization, and operations of ATIS. Also 

included is information on war crimes and atrocities. Arranged by subject. Boxes 643-658 

location: 290/46/12/04.

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-135)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Filing System. Boxes 

659-683 location: 290/46/12/06.

Box Decimal

659 000.93 — 045.3

660 045.93 — 060

661 091.711 — 220.31

662 300.4 — 316

663 319.1 — 320.2

664 321 — 322.1

665 322.1 — 330

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-3) — Entry 135: General Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1642

666 334 — 350.09

667 350.09 — 353

668 353 — 370

669 370.2

670 370.2

671 370.2 — 370.5

672 370.5

673 370.5

674 370.5

675 370.5

676 370.5 — 373.14

677 373.14 — 381

678 381 — 385

679 385

680 385 — 411.7

681 458 — 560

682 560 — 611

683 671.1 — 686

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-136)

Boxes 684-685 location: 290/46/13/03

General Correspondence, 1942-1946 (0496-UD-UP-137)

Boxes 686-718 location: 290/46/13/03

Outgoing Radio Messages, 1943-1944 (0496-UD-UP-139)

Box 720 location: 290/46/14/01

Radio Messages of Naval Forces, 1943 (0496-UD-UP-140)

Boxes 721-722 location: 290/46/14/01

Synopses of Radio Messages Sent through the Signal Office, 1943-1944 

(0496-UD-UP-141)

Box 723 location: 290/46/14/01

Monthly Operations Reports, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-142)

Box 724 location: 290/46/14/01

Records Relating to Planning for Operation “Olympic,” 1945 (0496-UD-UP-144)

Olympic is the code name for the proposed invasion of Kyushu in November 1945. Box 726 

location: 290/46/14/02

Plans and Other Records Relating to “Blacklist” Operations, 1945

 (0496-UD-UP-145)

Box 727 location: 290/46/14/02

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-3) — Entry 145: Plans and Other Records Relating to “Blacklist” Operations, 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1643

Staff Studies, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-146)

Boxes 728-729 location: 290/46/14/02

Reports of Reconnaissance, 1942-1944 (0496-UD-UP-147)

Box 730 location: 290/46/14/02

Reports of the Commander, Fleet Marine Force, Relating to Operations on 

Guadalcanal, 1943 (0496-UD-UP-148)

Box 731 location: 290/46/14/02

Headquarters, Allied Air Forces, Intelligence Memorandum #12: “Japanese Air 

Services and Japanese Aircraft,” 1942 (0496-UD-UP-149)

Box 732 location: 290/46/14/03

Historical Report Relating to the Allied Landing at Tanahmerah, 1944 

(0496-UD-UP-150)

Box 733 location: 290/46/14/03

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4

General Correspondence, 1944-1946 (0496-UD-UP-153)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Filing System. Boxes 

739-765 location: 290/46/14/04.

Box Decimal

739 060 — 210.3

740 211 — 320.3

741 320.3 — 322

742 322 — 323.31

743 323.31 — 323.36

744 323.36 — 330.31

745 337 — 370.05

746 370.2

747 370.2 — 370.5

748 370.5

749 370.5

750 370.5 — 378

751 381 — 385

752 385

753 387

754 400

755 400 — 420

756 430.2 — 458.16

757 458.26 — 471.9

758 471.9 — 475

759 475.4 — 560

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4 — Entry 153: General Correspondence, 1944-1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1644

Box Decimal

760 560

761 560

762 560 — 580

763 580 — 680.34

764 685 — 812.8

765 813 — 825.1

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-154)

Boxes 766-774 location: 290/46/14/07

Letters, Memorandums, and Endorsements, 1945-1947 (0496-UD-UP-155)

Boxes 775-776 location: 290/46/15/02

Radio Messages, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-156)

Arranged alphabetically by call sign and thereunder numbered chronologically. Boxes 777-

779 location: 290/46/15/02.

Radio Messages from Naval Units, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-157)

Boxes 780-781 location: 290/46/15/02

Reports and Planning Studies of the Joint War Plans Committee, 1944-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-158)

Boxes 782-783 location: 290/46/15/03

Statement of Policy by the State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee Relating to 

Japanese Disarmament, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-160)

Consists of SWNCC Paper 58/9 entitled “Demobilization and Disposition of Enemy Arms, 

Ammunition, and Implements of War (Japan),” dated September 5, 1945. Box 785 location: 

290/46/15/03.

Study Relating to Army Garrisons in the Far East, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-162)

Includes a listing of prisoner of war camps in Japan. Box 787 location: 290/46/15/03.

Reports of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-163)

Boxes 788-789 location: 290/46/15/04

Operations Instructions, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-164)

Boxes 790-791 location: 290/46/15/04

Staff Studies and Supporting Papers Relating to Operational Planning, 1943-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-166)

Boxes 793-808 location: 290/46/15/04

Staff Study and Plans for Operation Olympic, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-167)

Box 809 location: 290/46/15/07

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4 — Entry 167: Staff Study and Plans for Operation Olympic, 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1645

Staff Studies and Planning Documents for Blacklist Operations, 1945 (0496-UDUP-168)

Box 810 location: 290/46/15/07

Staff Study for Operation Baker-Sixty, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-169)

Box 811 location: 290/46/15/07

Staff Studies and Operational Plans, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-170)

Arranged alphabetically by code name of operation as follows: Blacklist, Coronet, Downfall, 

Olympic, Pastel-Two, Relevant, Sidewise.19 Boxes 812-814 location: 290/46/15/07.

General Records, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-178)

Box 824 location: 290/46/16/07

Records of the Adjutant General

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-186)

Boxes 860-1121 location: 290/46/16/07

Box Decimal

860 000.5 location: 290/46/16/07

1039-1040 383.6 location: 290/46/20/04

1043 384.6; contains messages between Wainwright and MacArthur March-May 

1942 location: 290/46/20/04

1075 470.6 location: 290/46/21/03

General Correspondence, 1944-1946 (0496-UD-UP-187)

Boxes 1122-1584 location: 290/46/22/02

Box Decimal

1122 000.5 location: 290/46/22/02

1274 314.4; includes information on captured documents being shipped to the 

Washington Document Center location: 290/46/25/03

1451-1468 383.6 location: 290/46/28/07

1471 385 location: 290/46/29/03

1472-1473 386.3 location: 290/46/29/03

1529-1530 470.6 location: 290/46/30/05

1530 470.7 location: 290/46/30/05

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-188)

Boxes 1585-1654 location: 290/46/31/06

Box Decimal

1585 000.5 location: 290/46/31/06

19. “Coronet” is a code name for the proposed invasion of Honshu in March 1946. “Downfall” is a code name for 

the proposed invasion of Japan. “Pastel” is a code name for deception plan for Operation Olympic.

Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 188: General Correspondence, 1942-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1646

Box Decimal

1602 314.4 location: 290/46/32/01

1635 383.6 location: 290/46/32/06

1636 386.3 location: 290/46/32/06

1645 470.7 location: 290/46/32/07

General Correspondence, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-189)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1655-

1661 location: 290/46/33/02.

Box Decimal

1655 000.3 — 201.3

1656 210 — 320

1657 320.2 — 322

1658 330.1 — 333.5

1659 333.5

1660 333.5

1661 334 — 686

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-190)

Boxes 1662-1663 location: 290/46/33/03

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-192)

Boxes 1667-1668 location: 290/46/33/03

General Correspondence, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-194)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1672-

1703 location: 290/46/33/04.

Box Decimal

1672 000.3 — 123

1673 123.7

1674 123.7

1675 130 — 200.6

1676 200.63 — 211

1677 220.2 — 291

1678 300.3 — 311.2

1679 311.3 — 319.1

1680 319.26 — 320.2

1681 320.2

1682 320.2

1683 320.2

1684 320.2 — 320.3

1685 320.3 — 321

1686 322

1687 322

Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 194: General Correspondence, 1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1647

Box Decimal

1688 323 — 333.1

1689 333.5

1690 333.5

1691 333.5

1692 333.5

1693 333.8 — 352

1694 353 — 370

1695 370.01 — 380.01

1696 383 — 400.703

1697 400.8 — 452

1698 461 — 437

1699 540 — 581.1

1700 600.1

1701 600.1 — 600.3

1702 600.91 — 671

1703 674 — 813

General Correspondence, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-195)

Boxes 1704-1720 location: 290/46/34/02

Classified General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-196)

Boxes 1721-1725 location: 290/46/34/04

Classified General Correspondence, n.d. (0496-UD-UP-197)

Box 1726 location: 290/46/34/05

Top Secret General Correspondence, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-199)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 1728-

1729 location: 290/46/34/05.

Military Commission Orders, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-207)

Boxes 1771-1772 location: 290/46/35/04

Information Bulletins, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-210)

Box 1775 location: 290/46/35/05

Circulars, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-211)

Boxes 1776-1779 location: 290/46/35/05

Circular Letters, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-216)

Box 1745 (Shares box with Entries 202, 215, 217, and 531) location: 290/46/34/07

Office Memorandums, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-218)

Box 1784 location: 290/46/35/06

Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 218: Office Memorandums, 1945-1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1648

Staff Memorandums, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-220)

Boxes 1786-1790 location: 290/46/35/06

Operations Instructions, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-222)

Boxes 1791-1792 location: 290/46/35/07

Standard Operating Procedures, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-223)

Boxes 1793-1795 location: 290/46/35/07

Regulations, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-224)

Boxes 1796-1797 location: 290/47/1/01

Station List, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-225)

Arranged by section. Section I is an index of units in numerical sequence within branch 

of service, followed by an index of units in numerical sequence within branch of service 

within the division to which they are assigned. Section II is an index of units in numerical 

sequence within geographical locations. Units under U.S. Army Forces, Middle Pacific are 

not included. Box 859 (Shares box with Entries 185, 214 and 221) location: 290/46/16/07.

Issuances of Philippine Army Headquarters, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-227)

Box 1799 location: 290/47/1/01

Issuances (0496-UD-UP-228)

Box 1800 location: 290/47/1/01

Staff Study for Operation “Baker Sixty,” 1945 (0496-UD-UP-229)

Box 1801 location: 290/47/1/01

Australian Report to Commander in Chief, Allied Forces, 1942 (0496-UD-UP-230)

Box 1802 location: 290/47/1/02

Records Relating to Awards for Foreign Personnel, 1942-1946 (0496-UD-UP-231)

Arranged alphabetically by surname of individual. Box 1803 location: 290/47/1/02.

Awards (0496-UD-UP-232)

Box 1804 location: 290/47/1/02

Report on Philippine Civil Affairs, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-233)

Box 1805 location: 290/47/1/02

First Marine Division Special Action Report on the Invasion of Cape Gloucester, 

1944 (0496-UD-UP-234)

Box 1806-1807 location: 290/47/1/02

Observer’s Report on the Cape Gloucester Operation, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-235)

Box 1808 location: 290/47/1/02

Records of the Adjutant General — Entry 235: Observer’s Report on the Cape Gloucester Operation, 1944
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1649

Security and Intelligence Guidebook for SWPA, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-236)

Box 1809 location: 290/47/1/03

Chronologically of the War in the Pacific, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-237)

Box 1810 location: 290/47/1/03

Miscellaneous Refiles, n.d. (0496-UD-UP-238)

Box 1811 location: 290/47/1/03

Mail and Records Section

Decimal File, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-440)

Almost all of the records in this series relate to Allied and Japanese propaganda and Allied 

psychological warfare. Also included are 200 pages. of 1944 USAFFE interrogation reports. 

Boxes 2694-2696 location: 290/47/19/06.

Advance Echelon

Top Secret General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-184)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 849-858 

location: 290/46/16/05.

Staff Memorandums, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-185)

There are no memorandums for 1944. Box 859 (Shares box with Entries 214, 221, and 

225) location: 290/46/16/07.

Staff Memorandums, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-377)

Arranged and numbered chronologically. Box 2262 location: 290/47/10/06.

Radio and Cable Section

General Headquarters Communiqués, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-239)

Boxes 1812-1814 location: 290/47/1/03

Historical Record Index Cards, 1941-1947 (0496-UD-UP- 240)

Boxes 1815-1835 location: 290/47/1/03

Intercept Messages, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-241)

Box 1836 (Shares box with Entry 242) location: 290/47/1/07

Signal Office Radio Messages, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-242)

Arranged alphabetically by recipient. Box 1836 (Shares box with Entry 241) location: 

290/47/1/07

Radio Messages Relating to Philippine Guerrillas, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-243)

Boxes 1837-1838 location: 290/47/1/07

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 243: Radio Messages Relating to Philippine 

Guerrillas, 1942-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1650

Index to Formerly Top Secret Radio Messages, 1944-1946 (0496-UD-UP-244)

Arranged numerically by book number. Box 1839 location: 290/47/1/07.

Formerly Top Secret Radio Messages, 1944-1946 (0496-UD-UP-245)

Arranged by originating command or unit, and thereunder numbered and arranged 

chronologically. When the records were placed in folders a volume or “book” number was 

superimposed on each folder; the records are indexed primarily according to this “book” 

number. Boxes 1840-1868 location: 290/47/1/07. 

Outgoing Messages (Clear-DTG), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-246)

Boxes 1869-1870 location: 290/47/2/04

Formerly Classified Outgoing Messages (MISC), 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-247)

Box 1871 location: 290/47/2/05

Outgoing Messages (Z-ZX), 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-248)

Boxes 1872-1886 location: 290/47/2/05

Outgoing Messages from Advance Echelon (C & CX), 1945-1946 

(0496-UD-UP-249)

Boxes 1887-1890 location: 290/47/2/07

Outgoing Messages from Advance Echelon (CA & CAX), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-250)

Boxes 1891-1897 location: 290/47/2/07

Outgoing Messages from Advance Echelon (ZA-ZAX), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-251)

Boxes 1898-1907 location: 290/47/3/01

Radio Messages Received by Advance Echelon, GHQ, SWPA (CA, CAX), 1944 (0496-

UD-UP-252)

Boxes 1908-1909 location: 290/47/3/03

Radio Messages Received, 1946 (0496-UD-UP-253)

Arranged alphabetically by call sign or sender, thereunder arranged and numbered 

chronologically. Boxes 1910-1925 location: 290/47/3/03.

Box Call Sign or Sender

1910 AGWAR, SVC, State

1911 WCC. 22000 — WCC. 22999

1912 WCC. 23000 — WCC. 24999

1913 WCC. 25500 — WCC. 27999

1914 WCC. 28000 — WCC. 30999

1915 WCC. 31000 — WCC. 33999

1916 WCC. 34000 — WCC. 36499

1917 WCC. 36500 — WCC. 38499

1918 WCC. 38500 — WCC. 40499

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 253: Radio Messages Received, 1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1651

Box Call Sign or Sender

1919 WX. 80000 — WX. 80999

1920 WX. 81000 — WX. 83999

1921 WX. 84000 — WX. 86499

1922 WX. 87500 — WX. 88499

1923 MISC WX.

1924 MISC WX.

1925 MISC WX.

Radio Messages from the State Department, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-254)

Box 1926 location: 290/47/3/05

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR), 1942-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-255)

Boxes 1927-2018 location: 290/47/3/06

Box Date

1927 1942-1945 April 30 - July 20, 1942

1928 1942-1945 July 22 - August 21, 1942

1929 1942-1945 August 21 - September 21, 1942

1930 1942-1945 September 22 - October 18, 1942

1931 1942-1945 October 19 - November 2, 1942

1932 1942-1945 November 3 - 21, 1942

1933 1942-1945 November 22 - December 11, 1942

1934 1942-1945 December 12, 1942 - January 2, 1943

1935 1942-1945 January 2-18, 1943

1936 1942-1945 January 19 - February 9, 1943

1937 1942-1945 February 10-23, 1943

1938 1942-1945 February 24 - March 16, 1943

1939 1942-1945 March 17 - April 6, 1943

1940 1942-1945 April 7-26, 1943

1941 1942-1945 April 26 - May 27, 1943

1942 1942-1945 May 28 - June 18, 1943

1943 1942-1945 June 19 - July 8, 1943

1944 1942-1945 July 9 - August 1, 1943

1945 1942-1945 August 1-19, 1943

1946 1942-1945 August 19 - September 7, 1943

1947 1942-1945 September 8-22, 1943

1948 1942-1945 September 23 - October 8, 1943

1949 1942-1945 October 9-23, 1943

1950 1942-1945 October 24 - November 4, 1943

1951 1942-1945 November 5-18, 1943

1952 1942-1945 November 19 - December 4, 1943

1953 1942-1945 December 5-18, 1943

1954 1942-1945 December 19, 1943 - January 3, 1944

1955 1942-1945 January 4-20, 1944

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 255: Radio Messages from the War Department 

(AGWAR), 1942-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1652

Box Date

1956 1942-1945 January 21-30, 1944

1957 1942-1945 January 31 - February 10, 1944

1958 1942-1945 February 11-24, 1944

1959 1942-1945 February 25 - March 12, 1944

1960 1942-1945 March 13-22, 1944

1961 1942-1945 March 23 - April 7, 1944

1962 1942-1945 April 8-26, 1944

1963 1942-1945 April 27 - May 10, 1944

1964 1942-1945 May 11-26, 1944

1965 1942-1945 May 27 - June 7, 1944

1966 1942-1945 June 8-20, 1944

1967 1942-1945 June 21 - July 1, 1944

1968 1942-1945 July 2-13, 1944

1969 1942-1945 July 14-27, 1944

1970 1942-1945 July 28 - August 8, 1944

1971 1942-1945 August 9-21, 1944

1972 1942-1945 August 22 - September 2, 1944

1973 1942-1945 September 3-17, 1944

1974 1942-1945 September 18-29, 1944

1975 1942-1945 September 30 - October 10, 1944

1976 1942-1945 October 11-21, 1944

1977 1942-1945 October 22 - November 3, 1944

1978 1942-1945 November 4-12, 1944

1979 1942-1945 November 13-22, 1944

1980 1942-1945 November 23 - December 18, 1944

1981 1942-1945 December 19, 1944 - January 18, 1945

1982 1944 January 11 - February 2, 1944

1983 1944 February 2 - March 4, 1944

1984 1944 March 4-29, 1944

1985 1944 March 29 - April 26, 1944

1986 1944 April 26 - May 23, 1944

1987 1944 May 23 - June 6, 1944

1988 1944 June 25 - July 15, 1944

1989 1944 July 15 - August 2, 1944

1990 1944 August 2-19, 1944

1991 1944 August 19 - September 6, 1944

1992 1944 September 6-22, 1944

1993 1944 September 22 - October 9, 1944

1994 1944 October 9-23, 1944

1995 1944 October 23 - November 25, 1944

1996 1945 March 24 - April 1, 1945

1997 1945 April 1-8, 1945

1998 1945 April 8-18, 1945

1999 1945 April 18-27, 1945

2000 1945 April 27 - May 3, 1945

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 255: Radio Messages from the War Department 

(AGWAR), 1942-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1653

Box Date

2001 1945 May 3-17, 1945

2002 1945 May 17-26, 1945

2003 1945 May 26 - June 1, 1945

2004 1944-1945 October 7 - November 17, 1944

2005 1944-1945 November 18-23, 1944

2006 1944-1945 November 24 - December 2, 1944

2007 1944-1945 December 3-13, 1944

2008 1944-1945 December 14-25, 1944

2009 1944-1945 December 26, 1944 - January 9, 1945

2010 1944-1945 January 10-21, 1945

2011 1944-1945 January 22-28, 1945

2012 1944-1945 January 29 - February 5, 1945

2013 1944-1945 February 6-15, 1945

2014 1944-1945 February 16-24, 1945

2015 1944-1945 February 25 - March 2, 1945

2016 1944-1945 March 3-9, 1945

2017 1944-1945 March 10-17, 1945

2018 1944-1945 March 17-18, 1945

Radio Messages form the War Department (AGWAR), 1945 (0496-UD-UP- 256)

Box 2019 location: 290/47/5/05

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR), 1945 (0496-UD-UP- 257)

Box 2020 location: 290/47/5/05

Radio Messages from AGWAR (Clear), 1945 (0496-UD-UP- 258)

Boxes 2021-2022 location: 290/47/5/05

Radio Messages from the War Department (FAC), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-259)

Box 2023 location: 290/47/5/05

Radio Messages from the War Department (DTG), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-260)

Boxes 2024-2026 location: 290/47/5/05

Radio Messages from the War Department (MISC), 1940-1944 (0496-UD-UP-261)

Boxes 2027-2028 location: 290/47/5/06

Radio Messages from AGWAR (TOO) (MISC), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-262)

Box 2029 location: 290/47/5/06

Radio Messages from AGWAR (SPSIC-ARL), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-263)

Boxes 2030-2031 (Shares box with Entry 264) location: 290/47/5/06

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 263: Radio Messages from AGWAR (SPSIC-ARL), 

1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1654

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR) (SVC), 1945 

(0496-UD-UP-264)

Box 2031 (Shares box with Entry 263) location: 290/47/5/06

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR) (W & WX), 1945-1946 (0496-

UD-UP-265)

Boxes 2032-2041 location: 290/47/5/07

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR) (W & WX), 1945 (0496-UDUP-266)

Box 2042 location: 290/47/6/01

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR) (W & WX), 1945 (0496-UDUP-267)

Box 2043-2044 location: 290/47/6/01

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR) (W & WX), 1945 (0496-UDUP-268)

Box 2045-2054 location: 290/47/6/01

Radio Messages from the War Department (AGWAR) (WCL), 1946 

(0496-UD-UP-269)

Box 2055 location: 290/47/6/03

Radio Messages from the War Department to Rear Echelon, 1944 

(0496-UD-UP-270)

Boxes 2056-2057 location: 290/47/6/03

Radio Messages from GHQ to the War Department (AGWAR) (C), 1942-1944 

(0496-UD-UP- 271)

Boxes 2058-2066 location: 290/47/6/03

Box Date

2058 May 3, 1942

2059 May 4-21, 1942

2060 June 16 - September 30, 1942

2061 October 1 - December 27, 1942

2062 December 28, 1942 - February 27, 1943

2063 February 28 - June 9, 1943

2064 June 10 - October 8, 1943

2065 October 9 - December 31, 1943

2066 January 1 - March 22, 1944

Radio Messages from GHQ (C), 1944 (0496-UD-UP-272)

Boxes 2067-2068 location: 290/47/6/05

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 272: Radio Messages from GHQ (C), 1944
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1655

Radio Messages from GHQ (C), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-273)

Box 2069 location: 290/47/6/05

Radio Messages from GHQ (Unnumbered), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-274)

Box 2070 location: 290/47/6/05

Radio Messages from GHQ, 1942-1944 (0496-UD-UP-275)

Box 2071-2085 location: 290/47/6/05

Box Date

2071 July 5, - October 9, 1942

2072 October 9 - December 2, 1942

2073 December 2, 1942 - January 1, 1943

2074 January 1 - April 22, 1943

2075 April 22 - August 24, 1943

2076 September 23 - November 15, 1943

2077 November 15 - December 31, 1943

2078 January 1 - February 24, 1944

2079 February 24 - April 6, 1944

2080 April 6 - May 2, 1944

2081 May 2-27, 1944

2082 May 27 - June 13, 1944

2083 June 13-29, 1944

2084 June 29 - July 18, 1944

2085 July 18-27, 1944

Outgoing Messages, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-276)

Boxes 2086-2088 location: 290/47/6/07

Outgoing Messages, GHQ (C and CX) 1945 (0496-UD-UP-277)

Boxes 2089-2090 location: 290/47/7/01

Outgoing Messages from GHQ to Chamilo (Chief American Military Officer) 

(“Chamilo Reports”), 1944 (0496-UD-UP-278)

Boxes 2091-2092 location: 290/47/7/01

Messages from Detachment, GHQ (CH), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-279)

Box 2093 location: 290/47/7/01

Outgoing Messages from Advance Echelon, GHQ, SWPA, 1944-1945

 (0496-UD-UP-280)

Boxes 2094-2096 location: 290/47/7/01

Messages from Advance Echelon, GHQ, SWPA (CA-CY), 1943-1945

 (0496-UD-UP-281)

Box 2097 location: 290/47/7/02

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 281: Messages from Advance Echelon, GHQ, 

SWPA (CA-CY), 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1656

Messages from Advance Echelon, GHQ, SWPA (P), 1942-1944 (0496-UD-UP-282)

Boxes 2098-2100 location: 290/47/7/02

Outgoing Messages from Advance Echelon, GHQ, SWPA (MISC), 1943-1944 (0496-

UD-UP-283)

Box 2101 location: 290/47/7/02

Messages from Advance Echelon, AFPAC & SCAP to GHQ, AFPAC (Z-ZX), 1945 

(0496-UD-UP-284)

Boxes 2102-2105 location: 290/47/7/03

Messages from GHQ, Advance Echelon Received by Rear Echelon (CAX), 1945-1946 

(0496-UD-UP-285)

Box 2106 location: 290/47/7/03

Messages from Advance Echelon GHQ, Received by Rear Echelon (Z-ZX), 1945-

1946 (0496-UD-UP-286)

Boxes 2107-2109 location: 290/47/7/03

Messages from SCAJAP (DTG), 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-287)

Box 2110 location: 290/47/7/4

Outgoing Messages from British Staff Section, Advance Echelon (BRISTAS), 1945 

(0496-UD-UP- 288)

Box 2111 location: 290/47/7/04

Outgoing Messages from Rear Echelon (CR), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-289)

Boxes 2112-2115 location: 290/47/7/04

Box Date

2112 September 8 - November 1, 1944

2113 November 2, 1944 - January 24, 1945

2114 January 25 - May 10, 1945

2115 May 11 - September 25, 1945

Messages from Rear Echelon to GHQ, AFPAC (CR), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-290)

Box 2116 location: 290/47/7/05

Radio Messages, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-291)

Box 2117 (Shares box with Entries 293 and 296) location: 290/47/7/05

Messages from the Allied Intelligence Bureau, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-292)

Box 2118 location: 290/47/7/05

Messages from ATIS to Rear Echelon, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-293)

Box 2117 (Shares box with Entries 291 and 296) location: 290/47/7/05

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 293: Messages from ATIS to Rear Echelon, 

1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1657

Radio Messages from ABSEC, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-296)

Box 2117 (Shares box with Entries 291 and 293) location: 290/47/7/05

Radio Messages from Base Section, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-297)

Box 2121 (Shares box with Entry 298) location: 290/47/7/05

Radio Messages from ASAC, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-298)

Box 2121 (Shares box with Entry 297) location: 290/47/7/05

Radio Messages from China-Burma-India (CBI) (MISC) (DTG), 1944-1946 (0496-

UD-UP-299)

Box 2122 location: 290/47/7/05

Radio Messages from U.S. Forces, China Theater, 1944-1946 (0496-UD-UP-300)

Boxes 2123-2127 location: 290/47/7/06

Radio Messages from the China Theater (“CBI”) (CABX), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-301)

Box 2128 location: 290/47/7/06

Radio Messages from the China Theater (CFBX-CFB), 1945-1946 

(0496-UD-UP-302)

Boxes 2129-2134 location: 290/47/7/06

Radio Messages from the Service of Supply, China Theater (CSFX), 1945 (0496-

UD-UP-303)

Box 2135 location: 290/47/7/07

Radio Messages from the India-Burma Theater, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-304)

Box 2136 location: 290/47/7/07

Radio Messages from the India-Burma Theater (CRAX), 1945-1946 

(0496-UD-UP-305)

Boxes 2137-2139 location: 290/47/8/01

Radio Messages from the Southeast Asia Command (SEAC) (AC), 1944-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-306)

Boxes 2140-2141 location: 290/47/8/01

Radio Messages from the Southeast Asia Command (SEAC) (CAK-X), 1944-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-307)

Box 2142 location: 290/47/8/01

Radio Messages from ACSEA [Air Command South East Asia] (MISC), 1945 (0496-

UD-UP-308)

Box 2143 (Shares box with Entries 309-311) location: 290/47/8/01

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 308: Radio Messages from ACSEA (MISC), 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1658

Radio Messages from ALFSEA [Allied Land Forces South East Asia], 1945-1946 

(0496-UD-UP-309)

Box 2143 (Shares box with Entry 308, 310-311) location: 290/47/8/01

Radio Messages from AORC, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-310)

Box 2143 (Shares box with Entries 308-309, 311) location: 290/47/8/01

Radio Messages from FEASC, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-311)

Box 2143 (Shares box with Entries 308-310) location: 290/47/8/01

Radio Messages from USACOMC (PX), 1946 (0496-UD-UP-312)

Box 2144 (Shares box with Entry 313) location: 290/47/8/02

Radio Messages from USACOMC (DTG), 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-313)

Box 2144 (Shares box with Entry 312) location: 290/47/8/02

Radio Messages from AFWESPAC, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-314)

Box 2145 location: 290/47/8/02

Radio Messages from AFWESPAC (G & GX), 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-315)

Boxes 2146-2147 location: 290/47/8/02

Radio Messages from AFWESPAC (S & SX), 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-316)

Boxes 2148-2151 location: 290/47/8/02

Radio Messages from CenPac (TA), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-317)

Box 2152 location: 290/47/8/03

Radio Messages from USAFIK [US Army Forces in Korea] (DTG), 1945-1946 (0496-

UD-UP-318)

Box 2153 location: 290/47/8/03

Radio Messages from USAFIK [US Army Forces in Korea] (TF), 1945-1946 (0496-

UD-UP-319)

Boxes 2154-2156 location: 290/47/8/03

Radio Messages from Australian Army, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-320)

Boxes 2157-2159 location: 290/47/8/03

Radio Messages from the First Australian Army, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-321)

Box 2160 location: 290/47/8/04

Radio Messages from the 6th [U.S.] Army (DTG) (MISC), 1945-1946 

(0496-UD-UP-322)

Box 2161 location: 290/47/8/04

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 322: Radio Messages from the 6th Army (DTG) 

(MISC), 1945-1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1659

Radio Messages from the 6th [U.S.] Army (K-KX), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-323)

Boxes 2162-2166 location: 290/47/8/04

Radio Messages from the 6th [U.S.] Army (TOO), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-324)

Box 2167 location: 290/47/8/05

Radio Messages from the 6th [U.S.] Army (TX), 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-325)

Boxes 2168-2170 location: 290/47/8/05

Radio Messages from the 6th [U.S.] Army (WG), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-326)

Boxes 2171-2177 location: 290/47/8/05

Radio Messages from 6th Army (WGL), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-327)

Box 2178 location: 290/47/8/06

Radio Messages from the 6th [U.S.] Army (WJ), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-328)

Boxes 2179-2180 location: 290/47/8/07

Radio Messages from the Eighth [U.S.] Army, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-329)

Box 2181 location: 290/47/8/07

Radio Messages from the Eighth Army (EO), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-330)

Boxes 2182-2183 location: 290/47/8/07

Radio Messages from the Eighth Army (FB), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-331)

Boxes 2184-2185 location: 290/47/8/07

Radio Messages from the Eighth Army (TOO), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-332)

Box 2186 location: 290/47/9/01

Radio Messages from the Tenth [U.S.] Army, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-333)

Box 2187 location: 290/47/9/01

Radio Messages from Corps, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-334)

Boxes 2188-2190 location: 290/47/9/01

Radio Messages from Corps (DTG), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-335)

Box 2191 (Shares box with Entry 338) location: 290/47/9/01

Radio Messages from the 1st Australian Corps, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-336)

Box 2192 location: 290/47/9/01

Radio Messages from the 18th AAC, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-337)

Box 2193 location: 290/47/9/02

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 337: Radio Messages from the 18th AAC, 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1660

Radio Messages from I Corps, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-338)

Box 2191 (Shares box with Entry 335) location: 290/47/9/01

Radio Messages from Division - Miscellaneous (DTG), 1945-1946 

(0496-UD-UP-339)

Box 2194 location: 290/47/9/02

Radio Messages from Divisions, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-340)

Boxes 2195-2197 location: 290/47/9/02

Radio Messages from Regimental Combat Teams, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-341)

Box 2198 location: 290/47/9/02

Radio Messages from the Allied Air Force (COMAAF) (A-AX), 1944-1945 (0496-UDUP-342)

Boxes 2199-2204 location: 290/47/9/02

Box Date

2199 October 18 - December 23, 1944

2200 December 23, 1944 - January 27, 1945

2201 January 27 - February 20, 1945

2202 February 20 - March 28, 1945

2203 March 28 - April 28, 1945

2204 April 28 - June 14, 1945

Radio Messages from the Far East Air Force, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-343)

Box 2205 (Shares box with Entry 344) location: 290/47/9/03

Miscellaneous Messages from the Far East Air Force, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-344)

Box 2205 (Shares box with Entry 343) location: 290/47/9/03

Radio Messages from the Far East Air Force, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-345)

Box 2206 location: 290/47/9/03

Radio Messages from the 5th Air Force, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-346)

Boxes 2207-2217 location: 290/47/9/04

Box Date

2207 November 3 - December 27, 1944

2208 December 27, 1944 - January 8, 1945

2209 January 8-22, 1945

2210 January 22-30, 1945

2211 February 3-13, 1945

2212 February 13 - March 1, 1945

2213 March 1-23, 1945

2214 March 12-28, 1945

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 346: Radio Messages from the 5th Air Force, 

1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1661

Box Date

2215 March 25 - April 1, 1945

2216 April 1-2, 1945

2217 April 2 - June 29, 1945

Radio Messages from the 5th Air Force, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-347)

Box 2218 location: 290/47/9/05

Radio Messages from the 13th Air Force, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-348)

Boxes 2219-2224 location: 290/47/9/05

Box Date

2219 November 24 - December 16, 1944

2220 December 16, 1944 - January 23, 1945

2221 January 23 - February 14, 1945

2222 February 14 - March 29, 1945

2223 March 29 - April 11, 1945

2224 May 30 - July 31, 1945

Radio Messages from the 13th Air Force, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-349)

Arranged and numbered chronologically. Boxes 2225-2226 location: 290/47/9/06.

Radio Messages from the 13th Air Force (MO), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-350)

Box 2227 location: 290/47/9/06

Radio Messages from the 13th Air Force (TOO), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-351)

Box 2228 location: 290/47/9/06

Radio Messages from USAFNORSOLS [Northern Solomons Area], 1945 (0496-UDUP-352)

Box 2229 location: 290/47/9/06

Radio Messages from COMAIRNORSOLS, [Northern Solomons Area]1944-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-353)

Boxes 2230-2231 location: 290/47/9/07

Radio Messages from COMAIRNORSOLS [Northern Solomons Area] to Rear 

Echelon, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-354)

Box 2232 location: 290/47/9/07

Radio Messages from the 380th Bomb Group, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-355)

Box 2233 (Shares box with Entry 356) location: 290/47/9/07

Radio Messages from the 308th Bomb Wing, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-356)

Box 2233 (Shares box with Entry 355) location: 290/47/9/07

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 356: Radio Messages from the 308th Bomb 

Wing, 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1662

Radio Messages from the 309th Bomb Wing, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-357)

Box 2234 location: 290/47/9/07

Miscellaneous Air Force Messages, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-358)

Box 2235 location: 290/47/10/01

Radio Messages from U.S. Navy, 1942-1943, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-359)

Boxes 2236-2239 location: 290/47/10/01

Radio Messages from Fort Mason (San Francisco POE), 1944-1945 

(0496-UD-UP-363)

Box 2243 location: 290/47/10/02

Radio Messages from Fort Shafter (PACD), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-365)

Box 2246 location: 290/47/10/02

Radio Messages from American (sic) to Rear Echelon, 1944-1945

 (0496-UD-UP-366)

Box 2247 location: 290/47/10/02

Radio Messages from Australian Sources (MISC), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-367)

Box 2248 location: 290/47/10/02

Miscellaneous Australian Messages, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-368)

Box 2249 location: 290/47/10/03

Radio Messages from Australian Miscellany to Rear Echelon, 1944-1945 (0496-UDUP-369)

Box 2250 location: 290/47/10/03

Radio Messages from Aitape (AE), 1944 (0496-UD-UP-371)

Box 2252 location: 290/47/10/03

Radio Messages from the U.S. Army Representative, Brisbane, 1945

 (0496-UD-UP-372)

Box 2253 location: 290/47/10/03

Radio Messages from Espiritu Santo to Rear Echelon, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-373)

Box 2254 location: 290/47/10/03

Radio Messages from Noumea, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-374)

Box 2255 location: 290/47/10/03

Operational Reports, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-375)

Box 2256 location: 290/47/10/04

Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section — Entry 375: Operational Reports, 1944
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1663

Rear Echelon

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-378)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 2263-

2268 location: 290/47/10/06

Box Decimal

2263 000.5 location: 290/47/10/06

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-379)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 2269-

2270 location: 290/47/10/07

General Records, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-381)

Arranged by subject. Box 2273 location: 290/47/10/07

Records of the Civil Affairs Section

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-383)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme - decimals 

400.38-720 only. Boxes 2275-2280 location: 290/47/10/07

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-384)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 2281-

2289 location: 290/47/11/01

Box Decimal

2281 004.2 — 014

2282 014.12 — 080

2283 091.1 — 101

2284 120.1 — 311.1

2285 311.14 — 312.1

2286 350 — 383.7

2287 400.312 — 400.38

2288 400.115 — 400.312

2289 400.38

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-385)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme - decimal 322 

only. Boxes 2290-2295 location: 290/47/11/03.

Records of the Provost Marshal

Records Relating to the Organization and Functions of the Provost Marshal 

Section, 1945-1946 (0496-UD-UP-437)

Box 2691 location: 290/47/19/05

Records of the Provost Marshal — Entry 437: Records Relating to the Organization and Functions of the Provost 

Marshal Section, 1945-1946
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1664

Issuances, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-438)

Box 2692 location: 290/47/19/06

Historical Reports of the Provost Marshal, Sixth Army, 1943-1946 (0496-UD-UP439)

Arranged by subject. Box 2694 location: 290/47/19/06

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch

General File, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-441)

A complete box, folder, and document list is available. Boxes 2697-2714 location: 

290/47/19/06 Boxes 2697-2714 location: 290/47/19/06.

Box Subject

2697 301.3 ATIS Significant Items

2697 Analysis of Economic Information on Occupied China, Manchuria, Philippines, IndoChina And Thailand – Supplied by Gripsholm Repatriates, 1943

2697 ATIS SWPA – Distribution List No 1, 18 February 1945

2697 ATIS SWPA – Information Request Reports (Serials 92, 100 & 103), 22 October43-

25 April 1944

2697 ATIS SWPA – Limited Distribution – Interrogation Reports (Nos. 12-29, with gaps), 

4 May 1944-2 March 45

2697 ATIS SWPA “M” Report – Serial 44, 14 July 1944

2697 ATIS SWPA Spot Reports Nos. 188-190, 192-193, 8 May 44 – 27 Feb. 1945

2697 Attitudes of Subjugated Peoples (10)

2697 Australian Military Forces Weekly Intelligence Review (nos. 125, 128) March 1945

2698 Cairo Declaration, December 1, 1943

2698 Cavalry, 1st

2698 Collation Section, August-December 1944

2698 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (India), Red Fort, Delhi – RN 

Section Interrogation Reports, Nos. 4-5, May 15, 1945

2698 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (India), Red Fort, Delhi – RAF 

Section (Int 9) Interrogation Reports Nos. 157-174 (No 162 Missing) April 9-July 

19, 1945

2698 EIS Wing, Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (I) – Operations 

Charters for the Production of Economic Intelligence Bulletins Based on 

Interrogation, February 21, 45, Revised April 16, 1945

2698 EIS Wing, Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (I) Economic 

Intelligence Bulletins (Nos. 2-148, with Gaps), February 20-August 7, 1945

2699 Documents Captured by HQ First Australian Army, ATIS Advance Echelon, January 

10-August 9, 1945

2699 Documents Captured by HQ, Sixth Army, December 22, 1944-May 1, 1945

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 441: General File, 1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1665

Box Subject

2700 Documents Captured by HQ I Corps, Psychological Warfare Branch (Extracts From 

172nd Language Detachment Report #182-LDT-00007, Diary Belonging to Sgt. 

Furunishi, February 16-June 11, 1945Documents Captured by HQ, XIV Corps ATIS 

Advance Echelon, 18 January-15 June 45

2700 Documents Captured by HQ, X Corps (XCAET: 0034-0111, with Gaps), December 

7, 1944-July 30, 1945

2700 Documents Captured by HQ, XI Corps, ATIS Advance Echelon, February-March 

1945

2700 Documents Captured by HQ, XI Corps, 164th Language Detachment, May-June 

1945

2700 Documents Captured by HQ 40th Infantry Division, Language Detachment, G-2, 

April 4-7, 1945

2700 Documents Captured – Inventory August 21, 1944

2701 “Japan’s Homefront Morale,” by Collation Section, Psychological Warfare Branch, 

July 31, 1945

2701 ATIS. Extracts – Nine Interrogation Reports, Dec. 17, 1944-January 27, 1945

2701 ATIS. Instructions Issued by Japanese Army re: Suicide Raiding Assault Units 

November 9, 1944-January 30, 1945

2701 ATIS. Interrogation of Major Yoshida, July 11, 1944

2701 ATIS. Japanese Translation, Series No 242, April 21, 1944, “The Great East Asia 

War and Ideological Warfare,” by Lt. Col. Koiji Takeda, Information Department, 

Ministry of War, November 20, 1943

2701 ATIS. Japanese Translation, Series No 318, March 20, 1945, Extracts from the 

Osaka-Asahi Shimbun, April 9, 1944

2701 Division – 40th

2701 Evaluation of a Map – Reproduced by Base Map Plant, US Army, GHQ, SWPA, 

January 1945

2701 Executive Orders of the Chairman of the Executive Commission (Nos. 1-100) 

Approved by the Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Japanese Forces in the 

Philippines, January 30-October 17, 1942

2701 Field Memorandums and NPW Reactions

2701 History of the War, 1931-1944, by the Office of War Information, ca. 100 pp.

2701 HQ 41st Infantry Division – Report of Activities, March 1, 1945

2701 HQ I Corps (APO 301), G-2 Periodic Report No 103, April 23, 1945

2701 HQ Sixth Army (APO 442), G-2 Periodic Reports Nos. 436-437, March 16-17, 1945

2701 HQ, 41st Infantry Division – Report on Psychological Warfare, June 7, 1945

2701 Interrogation of Formosan PSW – Psychological Factors – HQ Eighth Army, May 

30,1945

2701 Japanese Propaganda Leaflets, 1942-1944

2701 Japanese Statistical Trends, 1944-1945

2701 Loose Papers – Japan Situation Reports

2702 Manila Tribune Editorials, Parts 1&2, January 1943-March 31, 1944

2703 Military Intelligence Service – Captured Personnel and Material Branch

2703 Miscellaneous Material

2703 Miscellaneous Papers

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 441: General File, 1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1666

Box Subject

2703 Miscellaneous Papers and Maps

2703 Office of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers – Office of the Military 

Secretary Memorandum for the SCAP, regarding Dissemination of Information to 

the Japanese 19 September 19, 1945

2703 Suggestions for American Propaganda Leaflets, September 23, 1944

2704 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS), Interrogation Reports, ca. 100 

reports, ca. 600 pp., April 12-September 29, 1944

2705 I. Notes on Japanese Attitudes II. Gestapo Activities in Japan, China and 

Manchukuo (Information from German Prisoner of War Captured in the Atlantic, 3 

January 3, 1944. Obtained in the US April 22-27, 1944) No 1220 – May 3, 1944

2705 NEFIS, May 4-August 31, 1945

2705 Office of War Information – 3 Interrogation Reports (August-November 1944)

2705 Office of War Information – Bureau of Overseas Intelligence – Foreign Morale 

Analysis Division – Semi-Monthly Reports, October-November 1944

2705 Office of War Information – Bureau of Overseas Intelligence – Foreign Morale 

Analysis Division – Special Reports, March-June 1945

2705 Office of War Information – Bureau of Overseas Intelligence – Foreign Morale 

Analysis Division – Weekly Summaries (Nos. 1-9), August 3-October 5, 1944

2705 Office of War Information – Bureau of Overseas Intelligence – Foreign Morale 

Analysis Division – Reports, June 1944-June 1945

2705 Office of War Information – San Francisco Branch – Execution Reports, March 14-

May 30, 1945

2705 Office of War Information Analysis and Research Bureau

2705 Office of War Information Central Directive Weekly Report, 5/20/3 (April 5, 1943-

April 8, 1944)

2705 Office of War Information, Washington, DC – Washington Weekly Intelligence (nos. 

19 and 34), 2 December 1944-4 April 1945

2705 Organization of Collation Section (Chart and Duties)

2706 Office of War Information Analysis and Research Bureau – Target Intelligence 

Division

2706 Office of War Information Features Division – History of the War, ca. 100 pp.

2706 Philippines Data from Allied Counter Propaganda...

2707 Military Intelligence Division. Prisoner of War Camp Conditions in Japan, May 15, 

1944

2707 Military Intelligence Division. Prisoners of War in the Philippines Islands, 

September 20, 1944

2707 Prisoner of War Preliminary Interrogation Reports, December 21, 1944-June 27, 

1945, HQ 6th Army

2707 Prisoner of War Preliminary Interrogation Reports, HQ, First Australian Army, 

January 1-August 14, 1945

2708 HQ XIV Corps, ATIS, Prisoner of War Preliminary Interrogation Reports, ca. 25 

reports, ca. 125 pp.

2708 Preliminary Interrogation of Japanese PW – HQ, X Corps, 4 December 4, 1944- 

August 5, 1945

2708 Prisoner of War Interrogation Reports – HQ, Eighth Army, January 3-July 18, 1945

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 441: General File, 1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1667

Box Subject

2708 Prisoner of War Preliminary Interrogation Reports (February 21-June 28, 1945), 

Headquarters, XI Corps

2708 Prisoner of War Preliminary Interrogation Reports, HQ, I Corps, April 14-July 1, 

1945

2709 Miscellaneous Reports

2709 Prisoner of War Preliminary Interrogation Reports, HQ, 40th Infantry Division, 

March 4-June 20, 1945

2709 Psychological Warfare Branch – Planning Department – Information Number Four 

– Japanese Concept of Psychological Terms, October 23, 1944

2709 Psychological Warfare in the 6th Army – Vol. I, Preparation for the First Philippine 

Campaign

2709 Psychological Warfare Intelligence – Collated from Reports Received from August 

25-26, 1944

2710 PW Interrogations (Preliminary), HQ, 25th Infantry Division, May-June 1945

2710 PWB Activity Reports

2712 “Those Japanese: A Basic Psychological War Study”

2712 Psychological Warfare Weekly Report

2712 SEATIC Translation Reports No. 86, September 1944

2712 USAFFE Interrogation Reports, Nos. 100-158

2712 Weekly Report, Vol I, 16 September 16, 1944-March 18, 1945

2712 Weekly Reports, File I (thru March 1945)

2712 X Corps

2713 Weekly Report (Vol. II, March 18-May 19, 1945)

2713 Weekly Report and PA Activities

2713 Weekly Reports, File II

Publications File, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-442)

A complete box, folder, and document list is available. 

Boxes 2715, 2717-2765 location: 290/47/20/02

Box 2716 location: 290/D/6/07

Box Subject

2715 AFA Interrogation Reports Nos. 1-14 (No 9) Australian Forces Advanced Allied 

Translator Section-Southwest Pacific Area

2715 AFA Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Documents) nos. 1-45, June 3-12 

August 12, 1945 Australian Forces

2715 AFA Translation Nos. 1-8, July 1-August 12, 1945, Australian Forces Advanced 

2715 Allied Translator and Interpreter Section – SWPA

2716 Basic Military Plan

2717 Basic Military Plan

2717 Basic Military Plan for Psychological Warfare Against Japan – Including 

Appendix A, Implementation of Basic Plan; Appendix B, Steps in Planning and 

Appendix C, Philippines, April 12, 1945

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 442: Publications File, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1668

Box Subject

2717 Basic Military Plan for Psychological Warfare Against Japan, April 12, 1945

2717 Basic Military Plan for Psychological Warfare Against Japan, with Appendices 

and Minutes Of the Conference on Psychological Warfare Against Japan, 

Manila, May 7-8, 1945

2717 Basic Military Plan for Psychological Warfare in the Southwest Pacific Area 

– July-September 1944

2717 Basic Military Plan for Psychological Warfare in the Southwest Pacific Area, 

February 8, 1944

2717 Basic Psychological Factors in the Far East Office of strategic Services, 

October 3, 1942

2717 Psychological Warfare, Part I, December 44

2717 Special Military Plan for Psychological Warfare in Japan – Implementation to 

Appendix E, Basic Military Plan of Psychological Warfare in Southwest Pacific 

Area

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 22-45, Translations, Interrogations, January 31, 1945

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 88-45, Translations, Interrogations, April 10, 1945

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 60-45, Information Bulletin, Kurile Islands, April 1, 

1945

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 169-44, Air Information Summary, Tokyo Bay Area, 

December 30, 1944

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 162-44, Sakishina Gunto, November 25, 1944

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 163-44, Amami Gunto, November 25, 1944

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 77-45, Daito Shoto, March 20, 1945

2717 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 89-45, Sakishima Gunto, April 16, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 158-45, Hypothetical Defense of Kyushu, Special 

Translation July 20, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 109-45, Psychological Warfare Developments and 

Responses, May 15, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 91-45, Translations Interrogations Number 25, April 

17, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 102-45, Translations Interrogations Number 26, April 

15, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 100-45, Translations Interrogations Number 27, May 

1, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 107-45, Translations Interrogations Number 28, May 

14, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 116-45, Translations Interrogations Number 29, May 

21, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 122-45, Translations Interrogations Number 30, June 

1, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 140-45, Translations Interrogations Number 31, June 

7, 1945

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 147-45, Translations Interrogations Number 32, June 

16, 1945

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 442: Publications File, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1669

Box Subject

2718 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 151-45, Translations Interrogations Number 33, June 

21, 1945

2719 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 171-45, Japanese Army Discipline and Morale July 7, 

1945

2719 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 161-45, Translations Interrogations Number 34, June 

27, 1945

2719 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 170-45, Translations Interrogations Number 35, July 

7, 1945

2719 CINCPAC-CINCPOA No. 176-45, Translations Interrogations Number 36, July 

14, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 134, Ground Bulletin, May 1, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 235, Ground Bulletin, May 3, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 138, Ground Operations Bulletin, May 5, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 139, Naval Bulletin, May 5, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 140, Intelligence Bulletin, May 8, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 141, Ground Intelligence Bulletin, May 10, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 143, Intelligence Bulletin, May 11, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 144, Topographical Bulletin, May 12, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 146, Ground Operations Bulletin, May 16, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 147, Special Bulletin, May 17, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 148, Ground Bulletin, May 19, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 149, Intelligence Bulletin, May 19, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 150, Ground Organization Bulletin, May 22, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 151, Combined Operations Bulletin, May 23, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 152, Topographical Bulletin, May 23, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 153, Ground Operations Bulletin, May 24, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 154, Naval Bulletin, May 25, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 155, Medical Bulletin, May 26, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 156, Intelligence Bulletin, May 28, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 157, General Ground Bulletin, May 29, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 159, Ground Operations Bulletin, May 31, 1945

2719 SEATIC No. 160, Intelligence Bulletin, May 31, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 161, General Ground Bulletin, June 1, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 162, Ground Operations Bulletin, June 2, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 163, Topographical Bulletin, June 4, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 164, Code Names and Abbreviations Bulletin, June 5, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 165, Ground Bulletin, June 6, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 167, Intelligence Bulletin, June 8, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 168, Medical Bulletin, June 8, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 172, General Ground Bulletin, June 14, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 173, General Ground Bulletin, June 19, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 174, General Operations Bulletin, June 21, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 175, Pictorial Bulletin, June 16, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 176, Ground Operations Bulletin, June 23, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 177, Intelligence Bulletin, June 26, 1945

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 442: Publications File, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1670

Box Subject

2720 SEATIC No. 178, Special Air Bulletin, June 28, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 179, General Ground Bulletin, June 29, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 180, General Ground Bulletin, June 30, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 181, Air Defense Instruction Bulletin, July 4, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 182, Psychological Warfare Bulletin, July 6, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 183, Ground Operations Bulletin, July 7, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 184, General Ground Bulletin, July 10, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 185, Topographical Bulletin, July 5, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 186, Air Bulletin, July 12, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 188, General Ground Bulletin, July 14, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 190, Air Bulletin, July 18, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 191, Intelligence Bulletin, July 20, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 193, SEATIC Research Bulletin No. 1, Allied Prisoners of War, July 

20, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 194, Medical Bulletin, July 21, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 195, Ground Bulletin, July 21, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 196, General Ground Bulletin, July 25, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 197, Topographical Bulletin, July 26, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 198, General Ground Bulletin, July 28, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 199, Psychological Warfare Bulletin, July 31, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 200, Intelligence Bulletin, August 2, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 201, Naval Air Bulletin, August 2, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 202, Ground-Air Bulletin, August 7, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 203, Intelligence Bulletin, August 9, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 204, Ground-Air Bulletin, August 14, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 205, Air Bulletin, August 18, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 206, Topographical Bulletin, August 21, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 207, Psychological Bulletin, August 23, 1945

2720 SEATIC No. 208, Intelligence Bulletin, August 28, 1945

2720 Counter Intelligence Bulletins Nos. 57, 60, 62-63

2721 Index to Daily Collation Summaries – Collation Section – Psychological 

Warfare Branch, Nos. 1-11, October 12, 1944-April 19, 1945

2721 Abbr. List for Collation Maker

2721 Review of Significant Trends Discerned in Daily Collation Summaries (Nos. 1-

8), September 25, 1944-February 3, 1945

2721-2725 Daily Collation Summaries, September 1, 1944-August 6, 1945

2726 Daily Collation Summaries: American Friendship for Philippines

2726 Daily Collation Summaries: Attempt to Create Hysteria by Picturing Defeat, 

Devastation or Air Raids and Natural Phenomena

2726 Daily Collation Summaries: Betrayal of Emperor

2726 Daily Collation Summaries: Challenge Spiritual Force

2726 Daily Collation Summaries: Conditions at Home

2726 Daily Collation Summaries: Create Confusion, Surprise, Unexpected Events, 

September-December 1944

2726 Daily Collation Summaries: Effectiveness of Air Force

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 442: Publications File, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1671

Box Subject

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Effectiveness of Fleet

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Encourage Formosan Resistance to Japanese 

Rule, November 1944-February 1945

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Explain American Attitude Towards Filipino, 

September-December 1944

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Exploit Superstition

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Expression of Philippines

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Futility of Seeking Death

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Instill Fear by Outlining Future Military Operations

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Instruct Filipinos in How to Assist in Liberation, 

September 1944-January 1945

2727 Daily Collation Summaries: Japan Stands Alone

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Plant Doubt Concerning Adequacy of Shipping

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Plant Doubt Concerning Righteousness of Course, 

September 1944-March 1945

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Reduce Japanese Ignorance of Occidental 

Character, August 31, 1944-March 15, 1945

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Reduce Japanese Ignorance of Occidental 

Industrial Strength, September 1944-February 1945

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Reduce Japanese Ignorance of Treatment of 

Prisoners

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Show How Japanese Have Undermined 

Fundamental Filipino Concepts, September-December 1944

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Show Japanese Oppression of Occupied Countries 

(Excluding Philippines), September 1944-March 1945

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Spread Antagonism Among Army, Navy, Air Force, 

August 31, 1944-March 31, 1945

2728 Daily Collation Summaries: Suspicion of Leadership

2731 Pictures of the liberation of the Philippines 1945

2732 Information Review, Nos. 11-12, 14-19

2732 Inside Japan, Food Crisis, Special Report No 3, June 16, 1945

2732 Inside Japan, Youth: Pawn of the Militarists, Special Report No 5. July 23, 

1945

2732 Japan Our Ally, Russia – A Chronological Review of Significant Developments, 

Special Report Nos. 6, August 3, 1945

2732 Intelligence Summary

2739 25-J-8 Leaflet: Atrocity Warning April 28, 1945

2745 Patterns, Trends, Current and Prospective Developments Offering 

Opportunities for Exploitation and Implementation of Basic Military Plan 

– Psychological

2745 Warfare Branch – Collation Section Daily Reports, Nos. 1-4, August 25-28

2745 Psychological Warfare Reactions and Developments, Reports Nos. 1-15, 

September 271 45 Collation Section, Psychological Warfare Branch

2748 South-East Asia Translation and Interrogation Center – Air Intelligence – 

Interrogation Bulletins (Nos. 10,15, 17 and 20), Nov. 28, 1944-March 9,1945

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 442: Publications File, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1672

Box Subject

2748 South-East Asia Translation and Interrogation Center – Consolidated 

Interrogation Reports (Nos. 82-84), January 3-February 1, 1945

2748 South-East Asia Translation and Interrogation Center – Consolidated 

Interrogation Reports (Nos. 77(Air), 79 (Air) and 81 (Air), November 20-

December 12, 1944

2748 South-East Asia Translation and Interrogation Center – Economic Intelligence 

Interrogation Bulletin (No. 3), December 1, 1944

2748 South-East Asia Translation and Interrogation Center – Military Intelligence 

Interrogation Bulletins (Nos. 11 and 14), December 5, 1944-January 9, 1945

2748 South-East Asia Translation and Interrogation Center – Naval Intelligence 

Interrogation Bulletins (Nos. 13, 16 and 19), December 30, 1944-February 2, 

1945

2748 Suicide Weapons and Tactics – Know Your Enemy, CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

126-45, May 28, 1945

2748 South-East Asia Translation and Interrogation Center Psychological Warfare 

Interrogation Bulletins (Nos. 1-9), 31 October 1944-January 10, 1945

2748 Psychological Warfare Branch. The Emperor of Japan – Special Report No 4, 

July 22, 1945

2748 The Nightmares of Lt. Ichi or Juan Posong Gives Ichi the Midnight Jitters 

Revised Edition Office of Strategic Services Rand A Branch Report No 1752 

– The Government of the New Philippines (A Study of the Present Puppet 

Government in the Philippines), May 15, 1944, ca. 30 pp.

2748 Psychological Warfare Branch. The Nogi Tradition – Past and Present – Special 

Report No 1, May 3, 1945, 12 pp.

2764 Office of Strategic Services. The Programs of Japan in the Philippines, July 29, 

1944, ca.100 pp.

2764 Office of War Information. Report, The War Against Japan September 27, 

1944

2764 Office of War Information. The Psychology of the Japanese Soldier – 

Individual Research Study – Submitted by Bonner F. Fellers, ca. 40 pp.

2764 Psychological Warfare Branch. Psychological Warfare, Part II - Propaganda 

Material, ca. 200 pp.

2764 This is Tokyo Today, by Arthemise Goertz – Reprint from Saturday Evening 

Post, April 1944

2765 Booklets: To the Philippines

2765 Documents Submitted to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Forces by 

The Japanese Mission to Negotiate Surrender, Manila, August 19, 1945 Parts I 

and II

2765 GHQ. Typical Japanese Atrocities During the Liberation of the Philippines 

(September 12, 1945) 4 pp.

2765 Tokyo Quotes

2765 Weekly Military Plan for Psychological Warfare – Office of the Military 

Secretary – Psychological Warfare Branch, July 28, 1945

2765 What the Japanese PW Thinks of Thought Warfare – Special Report No 2, May 

3, 1945

Records of the Psychological Warfare Branch — Entry 442: Publications File, 1943-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1673

Records of the Chief Signal Officer

General Correspondence, 1942-1946 (0496-UD-UP-470)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 2875-

2904 location: 290/47/23/04.

Formerly Classified General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-471)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Box 2905-2939 

location: 290/47/24/01.

Publication: “Allocation of Frequencies in SWPA (Military),” 1944 

(0496-UD-UP-477)

Arranged numerically by frequency. Box 2945 location: 290/47/24/07.

Lists of and Changes to Frequency Allocations, 1944-1946 (0496-UD-UP-479)

Arranged chronologically by date of issuance. Box 2947 location: 290/47/24/07.

Records Relating to Operations, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-481)

Arranged alphabetically by operation code-name. Boxes 2949-2951 location: 

290/47/24/07.

Radio Messages and Memorandums Relating to the Victor Operations, 1945 (0496-

UD-UP-482)

Box 2952 location: 290/47/25/01

Records Relating to Communications During the OBOE Operations, 1945 (0496-

UD-UP-483)

OBOE is a code name for Netherlands Indies Operations, April-June 1945. Arranged 

numerically by OBOE Operation Number and thereunder chronologically. Box 2953 location: 

290/47/25/01.

Records Relating to Projects, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-484)

Arranged by subject. Boxes 2954-2955 location: 290/47/25/01.

Reports and Memorandums Relating to Signal Activities in Okinawa (“Okinawa 

File”), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-487)

Box 2958 location: 290/47/25/01

Memorandums, Radio Messages, and Charts Relating to Communications Base 

Development in Okinawa, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-488)

Box 2959 location: 290/47/25/02

Summaries of Intercepted Radio Messages, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-489)

Box 2960 location: 290/47/25/02

Records of the Chief Signal Officer — Entry 489: Summaries of Intercepted Radio Messages, 1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1674

Intelligence Reports, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-490)

Box 2961 location: 290/47/25/02

Signal Operations Instructions and Related Radio Messages and Memorandums, 

1945 (0496-UD-UP-501)

Box 2973 location: 290/47/25/04

General Orders and Memorandums Relating to the 5th Air Force, 1942-1944 

(0496-UD-UP-503)

Box 2975 location: 290/47/25/04

Operations and Plans Division

Communications Plan for Post-Surrender Japan, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-513)

Box 2988 location: 290/47/25/06

Communications Plan for Operation “Blacklist,” 1945 (0496-UD-UP-514)

Box 2989 location: 290/47/25/06

Minutes of Meetings of Communications Conferences Relating to Operation 

“Olympic” and the Capitulation of Japan, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-515)

Box 2990 location: 290/47/25/06

Records Relating to Communications Planning for the Occupation of Japan (Joint 

Operations Against Japan Coordination File”), n.d. (0496-UD-UP-516)

Box 2991 location: 290/47/25/06

“AFPAC Mobile,” 1945 (0496-UD-UP-517)

Box 2992 location: 290/47/25/06

Section 22

Radio Messages to and from the 380th Bombardment Group, 1944 (0496-UD-UP530)

Box 3007 location: 290/47/26/01

Records of the U.S. Army Forces, Far East (USAFFE)

In February 1943 a separate headquarters was established, subordinate to General 

Headquarters, SWPA, to supervise all army training and administrative activities that were 

not closely related to the tactical and strategic direction of the war in the Southwest Pacific. 

The new command, U.S. Army Forces in the Far East (USAFEE), was a reconstitution of the 

USAFFE headquarters in the Philippines. Gen. MacArthur was in command of USAFFE as well 

as GHQ SWPA. Reporting to USAFFE was the extensive supply and training organization 

known as the U.S. Army Services of Supply, SWPA. On June 10, 1945, USAFFE was 

discontinued, and its functions were transferred to GHQ US Army Forces, Pacific.

Records of the Chief Signal Officer — Entry 530: Radio Messages to and from the 380th Bombardment Group, 1944
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1675

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2

General Correspondence, 1941-1942 (0496-UD-UP-537)

Includes information on Japanese military abbreviations and symbols, identification of 

Japanese units, order of battle for Japanese units on Luzon, codes, captured Japanese 

codes, and statements of prisoners of war. Box 1 location: 290/47/26/04.

General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-545)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Contains only 

decimals 319.1, 370.2, and 383.6. Box 1 location: 290/47/27/05.

General Correspondence, 1942-1945 (0496-UD-UP-546)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme - decimal 350.03 

only (Extracts of ATIS translations). Box 2 location: 290/47/27/06.

General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-547)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 3-5 

location: 290/47/27/06.

Box Decimal

3 000.51 Japanese Cannibalism and Atrocities, 1943; includes photographs, ca. 100 pp.

3 314.4 Captured Records August 1944-March 1945

4 319.1 Reports of the activities of the Technical Intelligence Section December 1943-

December 1944, ca. 100 pp.

5 322 Military Intelligence Service-X Section 1944-1945

5 350.09 Counter Intelligence 1943-1945

5 370.05 Olympic Operations March 1946

5 383.6 Prisoners of War

5 384 Violations of Warfare Rules

5 384 Conduct of War-Atrocities

5 386.3 Captured Property and Equipment

Office of the Chief of Counter-Intelligence

General Correspondence, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-548)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme - decimal 311.7 

only. Box 6 location: 290/47/27/06.

Counter Intelligence Corps

[USAFFE] Counter-Intelligence Bulletins, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-550)

Box 8 location: 290/47/27/06

Records of the U.S. Army Forces, Far East (USAFFE), Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Chief of Counter-Intelligence 

— Entry 550: USAFFE Counter-Intelligence Bulletins, 1944
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1676

Records of the Adjutant General

General Correspondence, 1941-1942 (0496-UD-UP-540)

Boxes 23-51 location: 290/47/26/07

War Department Surveys, 1941-1942 (0496-UD-UP-543)

Box 55 location: 290/47/27/05

General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-559)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 41-256 

location: 290/47/28/04.

Box Decimal

97 314.4 Captured Records location: 290/47/29/05

207 334 War Crimes Investigation Board location: 290/47/31/07

222 386.3 Prisoners of War location: 290/47/32/02

232 470.6 Chemical Warfare location: 290/47/32/03

Classified General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-560)

Arranged according to the War Department Decimal Classification Scheme. Boxes 257-298 

location: 290/47/32/07.

Administrative Bulletins, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-568)

Box 318 location: 290/47/34/02

Circulars, 1943-1946 (0496-UD-UP-569)

Boxes 319-321 location: 290/47/34/02

Administrative and Movement Directives, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-572)

Boxes 324-325 location: 290/47/34/03

Letters, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-573)

Box 326 location: 290/47/34/03

Staff Memorandums, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-574)

Boxes 327-328 location: 290/47/34/03

Regulations, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-575)

Boxes 329-334 location: 290/47/34/03

Radio and Cable Section

Top Secret Radio Messages, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-576)

Box 335 location: 290/47/34/04

Records of the U.S. Army Forces, Far East (USAFFE), Records of the Adjutant General, Radio and Cable Section 

— Entry 576: Top Secret Radio Messages, 1944-1945
RG 496. Records of General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area and United States Army Forces, Pacific 1677

Radio Messages from the American Consulate, Melbourne, 1943-1944 (0496-UDUP-578)

Box 337 location: 290/47/34/04

Radio Messages from 6th Army (WJ), 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-579)

Box 338 location: 290/47/34/05

Radio Messages from 6th Army (WL), 1945 (0496-UD-UP-580)

Box 339 location: 290/47/34/05

Radio Messages from 8th Army, 1944-1945 (0496-UD-UP-581)

Box 340-343 location: 290/47/34/05

Radio Messages from Base K, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-582)

Box 344 location: 290/47/34/05

Messages from the Far East Air Force, 1945 (0496-UD-UP-584)

Box 346 location: 290/47/34/06

Advance Section

Staff Memorandums, 1944 (0496-UD-UP-588)

Box 350 location: 290/47/34/06

Records of the Provost Marshal

Issuances of Various Commands Relating to Provost Marshal Functions, 1943-1945

Arranged by command and thereunder chronologically. Box 458 location: 290/48/1/07.

Records of the Chief Signal Officer

Classified General Correspondence, 1943-1945 (0496-UD-UP-643)

Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder according to the War Department Decimal 

Classification Scheme. Boxes 460-523 location: 290/48/1/07.

Records of the Signal Intelligence Service

The Signal Intelligence Service (SIS) was established on July 12, 1944, as a “Theater 

Overhead” to HQ, USAFFE. It was inactivated in December 1945 and its personnel 

reassigned to Army Security Agency.

Historical Reports, 1944-1945 (096-UD-UP-645)

Box 527 location: 290/48/3/03

Records of the U.S. Army Forces, Far East (USAFFE), Records of the Chief Signal Officer, Signal Intelligence Service 

— Entry 645: Historical Reports, 1944-1945 
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1678

Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme

Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command

Record Group 554 

General Headquarters, Supreme Commander Allied Powers (GHQ SCAP) was formally 

established at Tokyo, Japan, October 2, 1945, by GHQ SCAP General Order 1, October 

2, 1945, pursuant to a directive of President Truman, August 14, 1945, designating Gen. 

Douglas MacArthur as SCAP, as agreed to by the governments of the United States, United 

Kingdom, Republic of China, and U.S.S.R. Responsible for enforcing Japanese compliance 

with the Instrument of Surrender, signed September 2, 1945. In the absence of established 

Allied machinery to supervise the occupation, the United States assumed primary 

responsibility for the occupation with the consent of the other powers due to the dominant 

role played by U.S. forces in the defeat of Japan, the U.S. security interests in the Pacific 

area, and the ability of the U.S. economy to bear the financial burden of the occupation. 

GHQ SCAP was staffed by general and special staff of GHQ U.S. Army Forces in the Pacific 

(AFPAC) some of which operated in a dual capacity. In its functions as SCAP, GHQ exercised 

administrative control over Japan through and with the cooperation of the Emperor and the 

existing Japanese government. Direct military government was imposed only in the Ryukyu 

Islands and Korea, where no effective local government had been in existence. As GHQ 

AFPAC, the command deployed military forces throughout the country to insure security, 

maintain order, and supervise the implementation of SCAP directives. In addition GHQ 

AFPAC was responsible for the ground and air defense of the area under its control. 

GHQ Far East Command (GHQ FEC) established, effective January 1, 1947, by War 

Department classified message WARX 87793, December 16, 1946, implementing Joint 

Chiefs of Staff Unified Command Plan, Joint Chiefs of Staff 1259/27, approved by President 

Truman, December 14, 1946, replacing GHQ AFPAC. The geographic area of responsibility 

of GHQ FEC encompassed Japan, South Korea, the Ryukyu Islands, the Marianas-Bonins 

Islands, and the Philippine Islands. In a change to the basic Unified Command Plan, on 

February 16, 1950, South Korea was removed from the Commander in Chief, Far East’s 

(CINCFE) area of responsibility and the Volcano Islands were added. On April 9, 1951, 

the President approved the transfer of responsibility for the Marianas-Bonins and Volacno 

Islands from CINCFE to CINCPAC and at the end of the year CINCFE’s area of responsibility 

contracted further with the transfer to CINPAC of responsibility to for U.S. security interests 

in the Philippines, the Pescadores, and Formosa.

CINCFE commanded all U.S. land, naval, and air forces allocated to GHQ FEC, and exercised 

this command through the appropriate headquarters of the services, which included 

Headquarters, Far East Air Forces, and Commander, Naval Forces, Far East. Until late 1952 

CINCFE retained direct command of the army component, Headquarters, U.S. Army Forces, 

Far East, an organization without troops, which had been maintained since 1945 for legal 

purposes only. The staff of GHQ FEC, SCAP, and United Nations Command (UNC) was in 

almost all respects an army staff. The missions assigned to CINCFE included support of the 

occupation of Japan, conduct of civil affairs and military government operations throughout 

the region, maintenance of military security in the Far East, support of U.S. foreign policy, 

discharge of U.S. military responsibilities in the Philippines, and the formation of plans 
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1679

and preparations to cope with general emergencies. Although CINCFE had been relieved 

of responsibility for South Korea, early U.S. responses to the North Korean attack of June 

25, 1950, were undertaken by GHQ FEC. These actions, which included logistical support 

to the Republic of Korea, protection of the evacuation, air operations, and finally ground 

operations, although beyond the authority granted by the Unified Command Plan, were 

undertaken with Presidential approval. Following the establishment of the United Nations 

Command on July 25, 1950, Gen. MacArthur, as CINCFE, supported the operations of the 

UNC, which he commanded as CINUNC.

On December 5, 1950, CINCFE became governor of the Ryukyu Islands and administered 

military government functions through a deputy governor stationed in the Ryukyus and a 

small headquarters, U.S. Civil Administration in the Ryukyus (USCAR).

GHQ United Nations Command (GHQ UNC) was established by GHQ UNC General Order 

1, July 25, 1950, implementing United Nations (UN) Document S/1511, authorizing UN 

military assistance to Republic of Korea, approved by UN Security Council, June 27, 1950. 

GHQ continued to utilize the SCAP/FEC headquarters and staff to carry out UNC functions of 

accomplishing United Nations objectives in Korea.

Gen. MacArthur commanded GHQ SCAP, FEC, and UNC concurrently. He was relieved 

April 11, 1951, and replaced by Gen. Matthew B. Ridgeway. GHQ SCAP terminated April 

28, 1952, and announced by GHQ SCAP General Order 10, April 28, 1952, following the 

conclusion of the Treaty of Peace with Japan, April 28, 1952. 

Records of the Far East Command

Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2

Records of the Coordination (Executive) Division

General Correspondence 1946-1952 (0554-A1-16)

This series consists of memorandums, radio messages, endorsements, reports, and other 

records relating to intelligence administration and collection. Included are records relating 

to communist activities and propaganda (000.1), war crimes and criminals (000.5), 

and intelligence collection (350.09). Arranged chronologically by year and thereunder 

according to the War Department decimal classification scheme. The records for 1952 

are divided according to security classification (restricted, secret). Boxes 16-55 location: 

631/17/50/07.

General Correspondence 1946-1952 (0554-A1-16A)

Boxes 1-79 location: 290/48/7/06

Records of the Theater Intelligence Division

Intelligence Reports (“ID Documents”) (0554-A1-18)

This series consists of intelligence reports relating to military forces, politico-socioRecords of the Far East Command, Records of the Assistant Chief of Staff (G-2), Theater Intelligence Division — Entry 18: Intelligence Reports (“ID Documents”)
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1680

economic conditions, and other matters in Burma, China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, and 

the Soviet Union. Copies of these reports were sent to the Military Intelligence Service in 

Washington where they were filed in the so-called “ID File,” a series in Record Group 319. 

The documents in the entry described here do not bear the sequential “ID Number” as these 

were assigned by MIS upon receipt. Arranged in two chronological periods (1946-1949, 

1950-1951), thereunder alphabetically by country, and thereunder by subject as outlined in 

the War Department Military Intelligence Division Basic Intelligence Directive of June 1946 

Boxes 1-31 location: 290/48/10/03

Records of the Military Intelligence Service (D/A) Intelligence 

Division

Records of the Targets Branch

General Correspondence 1945-1951 (0554-A1-31A)

Boxes 2-17 location: 290/48/11/07

Translator and Interpreter Service General Correspondence 1947-1950 

(0554-A1-34A)

Boxes 1-4 location: 290/48/12/02

Translator and Interpreter Service General Records 1946-1948 (0554-A1-35)

Box 1 location: 290/48/12/03

Translator and Interpreter Service Monthly Reports 1946-1947 (0554-A1-38)

Records cover the period June 1946-February 1947 Box 1 location: 290/48/12/03.

Translator and Interpreter Service ATIS Accession List 19461947 (0554-A1-40)

Records cover the period September 1946-April 1947. Box 1 location: 290/48/12/03.

Records of the Judge Advocate Section

General Correspondence 1947-1949 (0554-A1-122)

Boxes 1-14 location: 290/49/15/06

Boxes 15-23 location: 290/26/33/05

Records of the Military History Section

Studies and Publications (“G-2 Library File”) 1942-1952 (0554-A1-143)

A detailed listing is available. Boxes 1-609 location: 290/49/25/01

Box Subject

24 JICPOA Bulletin No. 71-74 Japanese Military Installations June 15, 1944 File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 143: G-2 Library File, 1942-

1952
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1681

Box Subject

24 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 84-44 Revised Medical Terms and Phrases for 

Aid in Treating Japanese Patients January 13, 1945, 69 pp. File Number A1000 

0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

24 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 115-44 Combat Regulations for Japanese 

Garrison units August 26, 1944, 15 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/04

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 2-45 Japanese Roman Letter Abbreviations (A 

Translation Aid Primarily for Use of Japanese Language Officers) January 13, 

1945, 73 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 3-45 Japanese Mineralogical Terms January 31, 

1945, 51 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 5-45 “Know Your Enemy”-Japanese Radio 

Communications and Radio Intelligence January 1, 1945, 33 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 10-45 Japanese Security Classifications (A 

Translation Aid Primarily for Use of Japanese Language Officers) January 7, 

1945, ca. 15 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

25 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins 1944-1945 File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/04

26 Addendum No. 1 to CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 18-45 Japanese Military 

and Technical Terms July 30, 1945, 294 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/04

26 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 18-45 Japanese Military and Technical Terms 

July 30, 1945, 250 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

26 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins 1945 File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 

290/49/25/04

26 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 43 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 21-45) Data on Japanese Communications January 31, 1945, 96 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

26 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 46 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

23-45) Medical Items February 1, 1945, 44 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/04

26 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 18 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 22-45) January 31, 1945, 96 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/04

26 Index to CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation Publications October 31, 1944-January 

17, 1945, January 17, 1945, 14 pp. [covers CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations 

Nos. 1-12; CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations Nos. 13-15; 

and, CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translations Nos. 1-27] File Number A1000 

0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/04

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 36-45 Prisoner of War Camps in Japanese 

Occupied Areas-Preliminary Report February 1, 1945, 32 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 43-45 Register of Japanese Naval Officers Parts 

I and II February 20, 1945, 110 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 

290/49/25/05

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 43-45 Register of Japanese Naval Officers 

Part III February 20, 1945, 76 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 

290/49/25/05

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 143: G-2 Library File, 1942-

1952
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1682

Box Subject

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 48 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

44-45) Postal Addresses of Naval Units February 15, 1945, 89 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 19 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 41-45) February 14, 1945, 125 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

27 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 20 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 54-45) February 25, 1945, 123 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 48 Supplement No. 1 (CINCPACCINCPOA Bulletin No. 82-45) Postal Addresses of Naval Units March 28, 1945, 

28 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 21 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 71-45) March 12, 1945, 137 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 22 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 75-45) March 20, 1945, 132 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

28 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 23 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 79-45) March 27, 1945, 108 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

29 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 90-45 Command and Staff Listing Japanese 

Navy April 17, 1945, 76 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-57 location: 

290/49/25/05

29 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 25 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 91-45) April 17, 1945, 143 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

29 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 26 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 102-45) April 25, 1945, 124 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

29 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 27 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 100-45) May 1, 1945, 115 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

29 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 35 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 170-45) July 7, 1945, 149 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 113-45 Prisoner of War Encampments June 15, 

1945, 154 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 120-45 “Know Your Enemy”-Symbols and 

Abbreviations for Army Air Units May 21, 1945, 12 pp. File Number A1000 0100 

C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 124-45 Revised Register of Japanese Naval 

Officers (Revision of CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 43-45) July 1, 1945, 169 

pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 126-45 “Know Your Enemy”-Suicide Weapons 

and Tactics May 28, 1945, 37 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 

290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 65 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

112-45) Digest of Japanese Air Bases May 12, 1945, 52 pp. File Number A1000 

0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 67 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 129-45) Suicide Force Combat Methods May 27, 1945, 23 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 29 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 116-45) May 21, 1945, 155 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 143: G-2 Library File, 1942-

1952
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1683

Box Subject

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 30 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 122-45) June 1, 1945, 137 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

30 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 34 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 161-45) June 27, 1945, 150 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

31 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 133-45 Enemy Airfields in China, Korea, and 

Manchuria May 28, 1945, 336 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 

290/49/25/05

31 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 146-45 Names of Japanese Naval Vessels June 

10, 1945, 21 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

31 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 69 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

145-45) List of Industrial and Mining Companies June 8, 1945, 150 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

31 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 31 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 140-45) June 7, 1945, 147 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

31 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 32 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 147-45) June 16, 1945, 156 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

31 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 33 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 151-45) June 21, 1945, 138 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

32 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 159-45 Japanese Place Names Arranged by 

Characters “FADTMACK” August 7, 1945, 357 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C574 location: 290/49/25/05

32 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 75 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin 

No. 163-45) Japanese Army Order of Battle July 2, 1945, 186 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

32 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 75 Supplement No. 1 (CINCPACCINCPOA Bulletin No. 163-45) Japanese Army Order of Battle July 9, 1945, 186 

pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

33 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 189-45 Searching Caves: A Summary of 

Techniques Developed in Okinawa August 15, 1945, 8 pp. File Number A1000 

0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

33 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 82 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

178-45) Data on Japanese Explosives July 18, 1945, 10 pp. File Number A1000 

0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

33 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 86 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

194-45) Empire Defense Operations Plan August 7, 1945, 49 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/05

33 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 36 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 176-45) July 14, 1945, 139 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

33 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 37 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 186-45) July 24, 1945, 149 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/05

34 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 84 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

204-45) Japanese Army Officers Promotion List August 12, 1945, 149 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

34 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 89 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 

210-45) Medical Items August 20, 1945, 51 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C574 location: 290/49/25/06

34 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 38 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 198-45) August 15, 1945, 143 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/06

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34 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 39 (CINCPAC-CINCPOA 

Bulletin No. 212-45) August 30, 1945, 164 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 

location: 290/49/25/06

34 Index to CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletins 8 pp. n.d. File Number A1000 0100 C574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPAC Translation No. 1 October 31, 1944, 99 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPO Translation No. 4 November 15, 1944, 96 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPO Translation No. 5 November 19, 1944, 127 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 1 November 6, 1944, 132 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 2 November 20, 1944, 146 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 23 December 27, 1944, 26 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 3 November 10, 1944, 60 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 4 November 11, 1944, 67 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 6 November 21, 1944, 79 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 2 November 6, 1944, 128 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 3 November 11, 1944, 148 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 6 November 27, 1944, 134 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 7 December 2, 1944, 99 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

35 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 8 December 9, 1944, 118 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 11 December 13, 1944, 57 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 11 Errata December 13, 1944, 2 pp. 

File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 13 Reference Manual of Japanese 

Naval Postal Addresses December 15, 1944, 61 pp. File Number A1000 0100 

C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 15 December 15, 1944, 20 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 20 Volumes I, II, III Data on 

Japanese Naval Air Groups December 23, 1944, 350 pp. File Number A1000 

0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 9 December 3, 1944, 31 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 10 December 20, 1944, 124 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 12 December 27, 1944, 120 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translation No. 9 December 16, 1944, 113 pp. File Number 

A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 13 January 3, 1945, 

107 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

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36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 14 January 10, 1945, 

119 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 15 January 17, 1945, 

115 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 16 January 20, 1945, 

129 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

36 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations and Interrogations No. 17 January 24, 1945, 

134 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Bulletin No. 6-45 “Know Your Enemy”-Tables of Organization 

and Tables of Equipment Japanese Forces January 5, 1945 ca. 100 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 24 Data on Chemical Warfare 

January 1, 1945, 88 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 

290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 26 Non-Combatant Naval Shore 

Units January 8, 1945, 130 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 

290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 27 January 9, 1945, 75 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 37 January 15, 1945, 47 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 39 January 25, 1945, ca. 20 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 40 January 20, 1945, 140 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 41 31st Army Headquarters January 

25, 1945, 32 pp. File Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

37 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Translation No. 44 January 28, 1945, 51 pp. File 

Number A1000 0100 C-574 location: 290/49/25/06

38-44 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Translations [of captured documents] Nos. 5,873-12,008, 

with some gaps July-November 1944 File Number A 1000 0100 C-574-4 CD 

location: 290/49/25/06

45 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Preliminary Interrogation Reports August 14-December 26, 

1944 File Number A 1000 0100 C-574-4 IR location: 290/49/25/07

46 CINCPAC-CINCPOA Special Interrogation Reports October 7-November 27, 

1944 File Number A 1000 0100 C-574-4 SIR location: 290/49/25/07

61-63 Joint Intelligence Center Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) Translations October 30, 

1943-July 15, 1944 File Number A 1000 0100 J 61 location: 290/49/26/02

76-79 South East Asia Translation and Intelligence Center (SEATIC) Interrogation 

Bulletins September 9, 1944-March 9, 1945 File Number A 1000 0100 S 441 

location: 290/49/26/05

80-83 South East Asia Translation and Intelligence Center (SEATIC) Translations May 

1944-April 1945 File Number A 1000 0100 S 441-3 location: 290/49/26/05

84-85 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (India) Interrogation Reports 

September 9, 1944-July 19, 1945 File Number A 1000 0100 S 441-5 location: 

290/49/26/06

191 Washington Document Center Accession Lists June 27, 1946-July 10, 1947 File 

Number A 9060 AS & AT location: 290/49/28/07

194-196 Sino Translation and Interrogation Center (SINTIC) Items November 25, 1944-

November 6, 1945 File Number CH 1000 1200 C 539 location: 290/49/28/07

197 Sino Translation and Interrogation Center (SINTIC) Document Lists March 27-

December 8, 1945 File Number CH 1000 1200 C 539-1 location: 290/49/28/07

209 A Section, Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center (India) Advanced 

HQ, Interrogation Reports June 19, 1944-July 30, 1945 File Number IND 0306 

0000 C 958 location: 290/49/29/02

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 143: G-2 Library File, 1942-

1952
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244 Military Intelligence Service (MIS) Language School Translations September 

and November 1944 File Number JA 0703 0300 M location: 290/49/29/07

244 Translations of Japanese Military Documents December –1944-April 1945 File 

Number JA 0703 0300 M 673 location: 290/49/29/07

247 Joint Intelligence Center Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA) Interrogation Reports 

December 9, 1943-July 14, 1944 File Number JA 1000 0100 J 61 location: 

290/49/30/01

259 Pacific Area Command Military Intelligence Research Service (PACMIRS) Special 

Reports (mostly Japanese Army transfer lists) December 7, 1944-February 24, 

1945 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 119 location: 290/49/30/2

260 PACMIRS Special Translations April 21-December 14, 1945 File Number JA 

1000 0100 P 119-1 location: 290/49/30/02

261 PACMIRS Translations April 28, 1945-January 7, 1946 File Number JA 1000 

0100 P 119-2 location: 290/49/30/03

262 PACMIRS Technical Service Translations April 16, 1945-March 18, 1946 File 

Number JA 1000 0100 P 119-3 location: 290/49/30/03

263-264 PACMIRS Bulletins [Preliminary Examination of Documents] February 10-

December 13, 1945 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 119-4 location: 290/49/30/03

265 PACMIRS Air Translations April 16, 1945-January 7, 1946 File Number JA 1000 

0100 P 119-5 location: 290/49/30/03

266 PACMIRS War Crime Information Series December 6, 1945-April 9, 1946 File 

Number JA 1000 0100 P 119-6 location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Accession List April 12, 1946 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 119-7 

location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Air Reports January 3-March 24, 1945 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 

119-8 location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Captured Documents April 1, 1945 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 119-

13 location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Glossary of Japanese Document Terminology December 5, 1945 File 

Number JA 1000 0100 P 119-14 location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Monthly Reports March-August 1945 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 

119-9 location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Summary March 29, 1946 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 119-10 

location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Transfer Lists June 6-August 31, 1945 File Number JA 1000 0100 P 

119-11 location: 290/49/30/03

267 PACMIRS Weekly Reports December 12, 1944-March 30, 1945 File Number JA 

1000 0100 P 119-12 location: 290/49/30/03

268 ATIS Special Research Report: Indications of How the Japanese Haven 

Been Harassed, Decimated, and Defeated by Allied Offensives in the SWPA 

August 1942 to August 1944, As shown by Extracts from Captured Japanese 

Documents and Prisoner of War Interrogations, September 3, 1944 File Number 

JA 1000 1200 S 979-1 location: 290/49/30/04

268 ATIS Translation of the Diary of Hiroshi Horikoshi January 1-December 31, 

1942 File Number JA 1000 1200 H 811 location: 290/49/30/04

268 Southeast Asia Command Translations May 28, 1943-April 12, 1944 File 

Number JA 1000 1200 A 298 location: 290/49/30/04

272-273 Office of Naval Intelligence Translations relating to the Japanese Government 

1944-1945 [based on 1943 information] File Number JA 3111 0000 G 721 

location: 290/49/30/04

285 Chief of Naval Operations Interrogation Reports January 11, 1944-July 25, 

1945 File Number JA 4604 0207 N 318 location: 290/49/30/06

289 ATIS Newsletter ATISCOPE December 1, 1945-October 24, 1946 File Number 

JA 5505 0000 A 872 location: 290/49/30/07

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290-291 Okuyuma News Service Press Translations October 16, 1945-November 4, 1947 

File Number JA 5505 0000 O 41 location: 290/49/30/07

292-293 Jiji Home News Service Press Translations May 1, 1946-November 4, 1947 File 

Number JA 5505 0000 J 61 location: 290/49/30/07

303-304 Office of Naval Intelligence Counter-Intelligence Data, Japan June 1-July 14, 

1945 File Number JA 7000 0000 C 855 location: 290/49/31/02 

305 Roster of Prisoners of War Processed by ATIS to December 15, 1944, December 

30, 1944 File Number JA 7000 0000 S 979 location: 290/49/31/02

340-345 U.S. Pacific Fleet Translations of Captured Japanese Documents January 26-

December 20, 1943 File Number JA 8015 0000 S 712 location: 290/49/31/07

346 Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center Interrogation Reports March 

1945 File Number JA 8025 0000 C 958 location: 290/49/32/01

346 First Marine Division Interrogation Reports December 3-4, 1942 File Number JA 

8025 0000 M 338 location: 290/49/32/01

346 HQ, Americal Division Preliminary Interrogation Reports July 14-November 3, 

1944 File Number JA 8025 0000 A 498 location: 290/49/32/01

346 Pacific Air Command Interrogation Report Reports September 1945-January 

1946 File Number JA 8025 0000 P 117 location: 290/49/32/01

346 Translation of Japanese Document: “The Planning of the Conquest of Java” April 

27, 1945 File Number JA 8025 0000 S 712 location: 290/49/32/01

346 U.S. Naval Technical Mission to Japan Interrogation Reports November 1945-

February 946 File Number JA 8025 0000 N 316 location: 290/49/32/01

346 Wellington, New Zealand Interrogation Repots November 1942-January 1943 

File Number JA 8025 0000 A 731 location: 290/49/32/01

347 Interrogations of the Repatriates of the Tatsu Haru Maru April 17, 1947 File 

Number JA 8025 0000 T 255 location: 290/49/32/01

347 Military Intelligence Service Section Japanese Interrogations March 22-April 16, 

1946 File Number JA 8025 0000 S 284 location: 290/49/32/01

347 SEATIC Interrogations June 18-November 19, 1946 File Number JA 8025 0000 

T 772 location: 290/49/32/01

348 43rd Infantry Division Interrogation Report October 2, 1944 File Number JA 

8025 0000 U 83 location: 290/49/32/01

348 ATIS Indices February 1944-March 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 A location: 

290/49/32/01

348 ATIS Publications Index, December 15, 1946: Volume One, Numerical List of 

Documents and Volume Two, Alphabetical Subject Index to Documents File 

Number JA 8030 0000 A-1 location: 290/49/32/01

349-353 ATIS Advanced Echelon Bulletins November 26, 1944-June 14, 1945 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 AB location: 290/49/32/01

354 ATIS Australian Forces Advanced Echelon Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of 

Documents) June 7-August 12, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 AFA-B location: 

290/49/32/02

354 ATIS Australian Forces Advanced Echelon Interrogation Reports June 7-August 

11, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 AFA-I location: 290/49/32/02

354 ATIS Australian Forces Advanced Echelon Limited Distribution Bulletins No. 

1-No. 2 June 7 and June 24, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 AFA-L location: 

290/49/32/02

355 ATIS Australian Forces Advanced Echelon Translations July 1-August 12, 1945 

File Number JA 8030 0000 AFA-T location: 290/49/32/02

356 ATIS ADVATIS Interrogation Reports December 21, 1944-June 14, 1945 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 AI location: 290/49/32/02

357 ATIS ADVATIS Accession Lists Nos. 1-3 October-December 1946 File Number JA 

8030 0000 AL location: 290/49/32/02

357-359 ATIS ADVATIS Translations November 7, 1944-April 22, 1945 File Number JA 

8030 0000 AT location: 290/49/32/02

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360 ATIS ADVATIS Limited Distribution Translations December 9, 1944-April 15, 

1945 Nos. 1-12 File Number JA 8030 0000 AL location: 290/49/32/03

361-401 ATIS (SWPA) Bulletins Nos. 1-2,200 October 29, 1942-October 22, 1945 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 B location: 290/49/32/03

402 ATIS (Far East Command) Bulletins Nos. 1-5 January 15-May 9, 1947 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 B location: 290/49/33/02

403 ATIS Philippine Series Bulletins March 2-October 12, 1944 File Number JA 8030 

0000 BP location: 290/49/33/02

404-405 ATIS Advanced Echelon Captured Documents September 1942-October 1942 

File Number JA 8030 0000 CD location: 290/49/33/02

406 ATPS (ATS) Composite Report No. 1 October 26, 1942 File Number JA 8030 

0000 CR location: 290/49/33/02

407 ATIS Briefs of Current Translations Nos. 1-76 n.d. File Number JA 8030 0000 

CT location: 290/49/33/02

408 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 1-26 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/03

409 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 27-54 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/03

410 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 55-75 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/03

411 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 76-84 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/03

412 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 85-92 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/03

413 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 93-106 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/03

414 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 107-117 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/03

415 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 118-128 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/04

416 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 129-139 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/04

417 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 140-152 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/04

418 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 153-164 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/04

419 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 165-174 File Number JA 8030 0000 CT location: 

290/49/33/04

420-421 ATIS Allied Naval Forces, Interesting Items (Daily Extracts) Mary 9, 1944-

August 14, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 DE.ANF location: 290/49/33/04

422 ATIS Distribution Lists February 18, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 DL 

location: 290/49/33/05

423 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 1-30 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/05

424 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 31-52 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/05

425 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 53-78 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/05

426 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 79-106 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/05

427 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 107-123 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/05

428 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 124-142 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/05

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429 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 143-157 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/06

430 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 158-175 Part I File Number JA 8030 0000 EP 

location: 290/49/33/06

431 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 175 Part II-191 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP 

location: 290/49/33/06

432 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 192-218 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/06

433 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 219-242 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/06

434 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 243-273 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/06

435 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 274-292 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/06

436 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 293-318 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/07

437 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 319-326 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/07

438 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 327-358 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/07

439 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 359-373 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/07

440 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 374-387 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/07

441 ATIS Enemy Publications Nos. 388-421 File Number JA 8030 0000 EP location: 

290/49/33/07

442 ATIS Inventories 1944-1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 I location: 

290/49/33/07

443 I Corps Advanced Echelon Interrogation Reports April 29-July 1, 1945 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 I 1 C location: 290/49/34/01

443 I Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogations October 17, 1944-

April 28, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 I 1 CAE location: 290/49/34/01

443 I Corps Advanced Echelon No. 1 Preliminary Interrogation Reports February 11-

June 25, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 I 1 CAE location: 290/49/34/01

444 6th Army Preliminary Interrogation Reports September 23, 1944-June 27, 1945 

File Number JA 8030 0000 I 6 A location: 290/49/34/01

444-446 6th Army ATIS Advanced Echelon No. 2, 6th Army Advanced Echelon, and 6th 

Army Alamo Force Preliminary Interrogations January 1, 1944-June 27, 1945 

File Number JA 8030 0000 I 6 A location: 290/49/34/01

447 8th Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

December 29, 1944-July 15, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 I 8 A location: 

290/49/34/01

447 X Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Interrogation Reports October 24, 1944-August 

5, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 I 10 CAE location: 290/49/34/01

448 XIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

January 26-August 14, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 I 14 CAE location: 

290/49/34/01

448 XIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Combined Interrogation Reports June 

15-November 12, 1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 I 14 CAE location: 

290/49/34/01

449 XXIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Interrogation Reports November 1, 1944-

February 6, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 I 24 CAE location: 290/49/34/01

449 XXIV Corps Interrogation Reports April 11-June 17, 1945 File Number JA 8030 

0000 I 24 CIS location: 290/49/34/01

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449 38th Division Preliminary Interrogation Reports July 7-August 17, 1945 File 

Number File Number JA 8030 0000 I 38 D location: 290/49/34/01

450 ATIS Allied Naval Forces Unit Reports February 9-April 27, 1944 File Number JA 

8030 0000 IANF location: 290/49/34/02

450 ATIS Advanced Echelon No. 1 Preliminary Interrogation Reports November 

1944-July 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 IFAAE location: 290/49/34/02

450 1st Australian Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation Reports 

n.d. File Number JA 8030 0000 IFAAE location: 290/49/34/02

451 Australian I Corps Interrogation Reports April 28-August 7, 1945 File Number 

JA 8030 0000 IFACE location: 290/49/34/02

452 ATIS Philippine Research Section Interrogations June 12-14, 1944 File Number 

JA 8030 0000 IP location: 290/49/34/02

453 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 1-100 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR location: 

290/49/34/02

454 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 101-200 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/02

455 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 201-300 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/02

456 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 301-400 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/02

457 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 401-475 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/03

458 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 476-550 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/03

459 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 551-625 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/03

460 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 626-700 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/03

461 ATIS Interrogation Reports Nos. 701-783 File Number JA 8030 0000 IR 

location: 290/49/34/03

462 ATIS Advanced Echelon No. 1 Preliminary Interrogation Reports October 29, 

1943-June 5, 1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 ISAE-1 location: 290/49/34/03

462 ATIS Advanced Echelon Preliminary Interrogation Reports February 13-October 

29, 1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 ISAE-1 location: 290/49/34/03

462 ATIS Consolidated Interrogation Reports October 8, 1942 File Number JA 8030 

0000 IRC location: 290/49/34/03

462 ATIS Information Section Bulletins January 3-November 18, 1943 File Number 

JA 8030 0000 ISB location: 290/49/34/03

462 ATIS Information Section Memorandums February 23m 1944-May 8, 1945 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 ISM location: 290/49/34/03

462 ATIS Interrogation Reports Proforma December 11, 1942-November 27, 1943 

File Number JA 8030 0000 IRP location: 290/49/34/03

462 ATIS Supplementary Interrogation Reports January 10, 1943-February 11, 

1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 IRS location: 290/49/34/03

463 ATIS Interrogation Spot Reports November 22, 1942-September 25, 1943 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 ISR location: 290/49/34/03

463 ATIS Limited Distribution Interrogation Reports April 7, 1943-November 27, 

1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 LD location: 290/49/34/03

464-467 ATIS Limited Distribution Translations Nos. 1-62 April 1944-September 29, 

1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 LDT location: 290/49/34/03

468 ATIS Briefs of Medical Documents Appearing in ATIS Publications June 25, 

1944-August 26, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 MDA location: 290/49/34/03

469-470 ATIS Monthly Reports October 29, 1942-March 15, 1947 File Number JA 8030 

0000 MR location: 290/49/34/04

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 143: G-2 Library File, 1942-

1952
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1691

Box Subject

471 ATIS Publication No. 1 Japanese Military Conventional Signs and Abbreviations 

(various versions) File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

471 ATIS Publication No. 2 Alphabetical List of Japanese Army Officers (various 

versions) File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

471 ATIS Publication No. 3 Glossary of Japanese Terms (various versions) File 

Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

471 ATIS Publication No. 8 Kanji Abbreviations, Variants and Equivalents February 

7, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

472 ATIS Publication No. 3 Glossary of Japanese Terms File Number JA 8030 0000 P 

location: 290/49/34/05

472 ATIS Publication No. 9 Japanese-English Medical Dictionary February 7, 1945 

File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

473 ATIS Publications Nos. 1-3, 8-9 File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 

290/49/34/05

473 ATIS Publication No. 4 Index Guide to Bibliographic Indexes of ATIS Documents 

July 15, 1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

473 ATIS Publication No. 5 Bibliographic Subject Index to Enemy Publications Nos. 

1-200 November 30, 1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

473 ATIS Publication No. 6 The Exploitation of Japanese Documents December 14, 

1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

473 ATIS Publication No. 10 Restoration of Captured Documents: Manual for 

cleaning, deciphering and chemically restoring illegible captured documents 

June 28, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 P location: 290/49/34/05

474 ATIS Progress Report September 19, 1942-September 14, 1944 File Number JA 

8030 0000 PR location: 290/49/34/05

474 ATIS Press Translations and Summaries July, September 1946 File Number JA 

8030 0000 PT location: 290/49/34/05

475-479 ATIS Research Reports [includes ATIS Information Request Reports renumbered 

as Research Reports] August 12, 1943-January 6, 1947 File Number JA 8030 

0000 R location: 290/49/34/05

480 ATIS Significant Items Nos. 181-278 February 15-August 10, 1945 File Number 

JA 8030 0000 SI location: 290/49/34/06

480 ATIS Special Morale and Propaganda Supplement May 15-July 23, 1944 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 SMP location: 290/49/34/06

480 ATIS Special Significant Items Nos. 1-71 June 10-August 27, 1945 File Number 

JA 8030 0000 SI location: 290/49/34/06

481-482 ATIS Spot Reports Nos. 1-194 November 1, 1942-April 28, 1945 File Number 

JA 8030 0000 SR location: 290/49/34/06

483 ATIS Allied Geographical Section: Special Interrogations of Geographical 

Subjects April 1949 File Number JA 8030 0000 SRG location: 290/49/34/06

484 I Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Captured Documents No. 4-No. 49 October 9, 

1944-July 1, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 1 C location: 290/49/34/06

484-485 I Corps Translations Nos. 4-284 April-July 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 1 

C location: 290/49/34/06

485 I Corps Translations June-July 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 1 C location: 

290/49/34/06

486-487 6th Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations October 9, 1944-June 28, 1945 

File Number JA 8030 0000 T 6 A location: 290/49/34/07

488 6th Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Alamo Force Translations December 28, 

1943-October 3, 1944 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 6 A location: 290/49/34/07

489 8th Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations October 21, 1944-June 1, 1945 

File Number JA 8030 0000 T 8 A location: 290/49/34/07

490 X Corps Translations and X Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations 

October 4, 1944-July 30, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 10 C location: 

290/49/34/07

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 143: G-2 Library File, 1942-

1952
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491 XI Corps Translations and XI Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations 

September 18, 1944-June 29 30, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 11 C 

location: 290/49/34/07

492 XIV Corps Translations January 16-August 11, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 

T 14 C location: 290/49/35/01

492 XIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations June 15-November 2, 1944 File 

Number JA 8030 0000 T 14 CD location: 290/49/35/01

493 XXIV Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations November 3, 1944-February 7, 

1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 24 CAE location: 290/49/35/01

493 XXIV Corps Translations April 7-May 28, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 T 24 

CIS location: 290/49/35/01

494 40th Infantry Division Draft Translations August-September 1945 File Number 

JA 8030 0000 T 40 D location: 290/49/35/01

495 1st Australian Army Special Translations April 15-17, 1945 File Number JA 8030 

0000 TFAAE location: 290/49/35/01

495 1st Australian Army ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations November 18, 1944-

Augsut 9, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0000 TFAAE location: 290/49/35/01

495 1st Australian Corps ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations May 3-July 26, 1945 

File Number JA 8030 0000 TFACE location: 290/49/35/01

496 ATIS Advanced Echelon Translations February 4, 1943-July 17, 1944 File 1 

Number JA 8030 0000 TSAE-1 location: 290/49/35/01

496 ATIS Philippine Island Research Section Translations June 25-August 31, 1944 

File Number JA 8030 0000 TP location: 290/49/35/01

497 Japanese Home and Operational Army Air Codes, Names, and Number, 

February 4, 1945 File Number JA 8030 0400 A 872 location: 290/49/35/01

497 Netherlands East Indies Mahara Examinations Reports May 3-July 19, 1945 File 

Number NEI 0306 0000 N 469 location: 290/49/35/01

498-502 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Reports January 

27, 1944-September 8, 1945 File Number NEI 1000 0000 N 469 location: 

290/49/35/01

502 Netherlands Forces Intelligence Service (NEFIS) Interrogation Reports January 

1943-February 1944 File Number NEI 8025 0000 N 469 location: 290/49/35/02

538 “Atrocities by the Japanese in the Philippines.” February 1945; a compilations of 

various documents File Number NEI 1000 000 N 469 location: 290/49/35/07

568 ATIS Administrative Files (includes information relating to linguists; instructions 

for the handling and preparation of correspondence and special forms by 

all ATIS Advanced Echelon and Language Detachments, and ATIS Function 

document, February 25, 1944) Files Number US 2703 et al. location: 

290/50/1/05

“Source File” 1945-1951 (Entry 147)

At least a third of the material is in Japanese. The records are arranged by an alpha-numeric 

filing scheme. A complete box and document listing is available.

Boxes 1-143 location: 290/50/2/06

Oversize Box 1 location: 270/D/30/05

Oversize Box 2 location: 270/D/30/02

Box Subject

1 GHQ, Far East Command, Civil Intelligence Section Periodical 

Summaries

1 Homer Lea. The Valor of Ignorance.

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1693

Box Subject

1 JICPOA (Joint Intelligence Center Pacific Ocean Areas) Translations of 

Captured Documents No. 4986-4986A December 1943 and JICPOA 

Preliminary Interrogation Report No. 7 January 10, 1944 location: 

290/50/2/06

3 Extracts from the Office Naval Intelligence Weekly August-September 

1945 location: 290/50/2/06

3 The Office of Naval Intelligence Weekly January-August 1945

4 A Study of the Potsdam Declaration 

4 IMTFEE Record (partial) location: 290/50/2/07

6 USSBS. Japan’s Struggle to End the War File Number location: 

290/50/2/07

7 USSBS. Interrogations of Japanese Officials [Naval] Vols. I-II location: 

290/50/2/07

8 GHQ, SWPA. G-2 Information Bulletin-Special May 5, 1942 location: 

290/50/2/07

8 GHQ, SWPA. Report on Conditions in the Philippine Islands June 1943

8 GHQ, SWPA. Situation Reports February-October 1944 

8-18 GHQ, SWPA and AFPAC. Daily Intelligence Summaries June 1942-

September 1945 location: 290/50/2/07

18 Historical Record Index Cards 

18 Miscellaneous Papers location: 290/50/3/02

19 History: British Commonwealth Occupation Force location: 290/50/3/02

19-31 Imperial General Headquarters Directives and Orders 1939-1945 [in 

English and Japanese] location: 290/50/3/02

32-33 GHQ, SWPA. Monthly Summary of Enemy Dispositions September 

1944-April 1945 location: 290/50/3/04

33-35 Japanese Reports on Military and Naval Operations [in Japanese] 

location: 290/50/3/04

36-55 Operational Monographs [Nos. 2-142 with gaps] on Japanese Military 

and Naval Operations [in Japanese] location: 290/50/3/04

55-56 File of Errata Sheets for Operational Monographs [in Japanese] location: 

290/50/3/07

57-58 Japanese Reports on Military and Naval Operations [in Japanese] 

location: 290/50/3/07

58 Allied Land Forces, SWPA. The History of the Lae-Salamaua Garrison 

April 1, 1944 location: 290/50/3/07

59 “The Truth of the Philippines Campaign,” unpublished memoirs of Lt. 

Gen. Akira Muto, Chief of Staff, 14th Area Army

59 Muto Memoirs [in Japanese]

59 Reports to the Throne by Chiefs of Army and Navy General Staffs, 

January 19, 1945 location: 290/50/3/07

59 Reports to the Throne, Chief of the Naval General Staff, October and 

December 1944 (in Japanese)

59 Summary of Operations on Mindoro [in Japanese]

60 Cessation of Hostilities in Various Sections [in Japanese]

60 Commander, naval Activities, Japan, Operation Plan 3-46

60 Data Bearing on the Termination of the Great East Asia War [in 

Japanese]

60 File on Soviet Entry into War (Extracts) [in Japanese]

60 Horoshi [Kainan] Shomomura. “Untold History of the Termination of the 

War,” May 1950 [in Japanese] 

60 Maj. Gen. Tomochika, “The Truth of the Philippine Defeat” [in Japanese]

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1694

Box Subject

60 Rear Adm. Ichiro Yokoyama. “Duty Report of [the] Senior Naval 

Member, Manila Delegation, August 1945 [in Japanese]

60 Sokichi Takagi. “Notes on Termination of the War” [in Japanese and 

English] location: 290/50/4/01

61 Horoshi [Kainan] Shimomura. Records of the Termination of the War 

1949 [in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/01

61 Time and Place of Formal Surrender of the Japanese Armed Forces

61-62 Japanese reports on military and naval operations [in Japanese] 

location: 290/50/4/01

63 Combined Fleet Headquarters. Summary of Developments, Greater East 

Asia War [in Japanese]

63 Feature of the Termination of the War as Told by Kantoro Suzuki 1946 

location: 290/50/4/01

64 File of Incoming and Outgoing Communications regarding Public Peace 

and Military Discipline [in Japanese]

64 Proceedings of Supreme War Direction January-February 1945, extracts 

[in Japanese and English] location: 290/50/4/01

64 Regulations for Command and Organization of National Volunteer Units 

June 23, 1945 [in Japanese] 

64-65 Wartime Organization of the Imperial Navy, Vols. I-III [in Japanese] 

location: 290/50/4/01

65 Report to the Newly Assigned Vice-Minister of War, Military Affairs 

Bureau, War Ministry July 20, 1945 location: 290/50/4/01

66 Table of Army Units Compiled by War Ministry [in Japanese] location: 

290/50/4/01

66-67 Strength and Composition of Japanese Naval Ground Forces, 

Southeastern Asia 1941-1944 [in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/01

68 Army General Staff, Unit Organization Tables August 1944-August 1945 

location: 290/50/4/02

68 GHQ, SCAP. Requirements of the Supreme Commander for the Allied 

Powers Presented to Japanese Representatives at Manila, Philippine 

Islands, August 19-20, 1945 

68 Military Police (Kempei) HQ File of Documents Pertaining to Orders and 

Directives [in Japanese]

68 Military Police (Kempei) HQ File of Orders August 1945 [in Japanese]

69 Abridge Chronicle of World War II [in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/02

69 GHQ, AFPAC, Military Intelligence Service-X. Locations and Strength of 

Prisoner of War and Civilian Internment Camps in Japan, August 14, 

1945

69 Information Concerning Task Organization and Operations in reply to 

USSBS Questionnaire [in Japanese]

69 Operational Process and Units’ Charts in Southeast Area [in Japanese]

69 Opinion of Task Force Organization and Disposition of Force for Task 

Force Operations September 10, 1944 [in Japanese and English]

69 Record of Court Martial of Capt. Yasua Kozono [in Japanese]

70 Imperial GHQ, Army Section. Decisive Battle Manual April 29, 1945 [in 

Japanese]

70 Imperial GHQ, Army Section. National Resistance Manual April 26, 

1945[in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/02

70 Japanese unit records, orders, regulations, and historical data [in 

Japanese]

71 Files of Top Secret Operational Orders for the Southeast Detachment 

HQ, Fourth Air Army HQ, and Seventh Air Division HQ [in Japanese] 

location: 290/50/4/02

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1695

Box Subject

72 File of Operations Orders of Tenth Area Army (Formosa) [in Japanese]

72 Fourteenth Area Army Operations Orders location: 290/50/4/02

73 Fourteenth Area Army Operational Orders (extracts) [in Japanese]

73 Official Gazette (Proceedings of the 87th Session of the Imperial Diet 

[in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/02

73 Volunteer Service Act Law No. 39 87th Diet June 23, 1945 [in 

Japanese]

74 Documents Submitted to the Supreme Commander for the Allied 

Powers by the Japanese Mission to Negotiate Surrender, Manila August 

19, 1945

74 GHQ, SCAP. Progress of Demobilization of the Japanese Armed Forces 

July 31, 1948 location: 290/50/4/03

74 Strength of Japanese Forces in the Philippines, 1941-1942, 1944-1945

75 Final Report: Progress of Demobilization of the Japanese Armed Forces, 

December 31, 1946 location: 290/50/4/03

76 File of Important Documents kept by Capt. Toshikazu Ohmae [in 

Japanese]

76 Imperial General Headquarters, Army Section. Key to Homeland 

Decisive Battle Tactics June 6, 1945 [in Japanese]

76 Imperial General Headquarters, Army Section. Weekly Intelligence 

Report 1945 [in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/03

76 Japanese Estimates of the Situation June 1 and July 1, 1945 [in 

Japanese]

76 Japanese military and naval records 1944-1945 [in Japanese]

76 Official Precis of Agreements Reached by Supreme War Direction 

Council May 1945

77 Japanese Navy reports and logs [in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/03

78 Imperial Navy General Headquarters. Diary (extracts) [in Japanese]

78 Kido Diary [in Japanese]

78 Kido Diary: Affidavit of Defendant Kido in IMTFE location: 290/50/4/03

78 Memorandum Notes of Lt. Gen. Sumihisa Ikeda, July 27-August 17, 

1945 [in Japanese]

78 Prince Ayamaro Konoye “Memoirs” [in Japanese]

78 Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni. “My Record,” Tokyo 1950 [in Japanese]

78-80 Extracts from Private Papers of 36 Former Japanese Officials and 

Officers location: 290/50/4/03

81 Daily Record of Navy Minister’s Secretariat August 1-28, 1945 

(extracts)

81 Memorandum Notes of Rear Adm. Sokio Takagi

81 Replies to USSBS Questionnaires

81 Unpublished Memoirs of Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo April-August 

1945; both Japanese and English Translation. The latter is 41 pp. File 

Number JA 1000 1200 T 645J&E 

81 War Ministry Reply to USSBE Questionnaire location: 290/50/4/04

82 Air Unit Disposition Charts location: 290/50/4/04

82 Battle Preparations of Naval Air Tokyo

82 Imperial General Headquarters, Army Section. Outline of Operations 

and Lessons of the Leyte Campaign

82 Lessons of the Peleliu and Angaur Operations [in Japanese]

82 Reports of the Navy Battle Lessons Analysis Committee Air Section

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1696

Box Subject

83 Top Secret Operations Log, Fourth Air Army Staff File, March 9, 1944-

August 10, 1944 [in Japanese] location: 290/50/4/04

84 Cabinet Instructions location: 290/50/4/04

84 Foreign Office Memoranda 1949-1950

84 Information Regarding Central Office Liaison

84 Japanese military units records and reports of air damage

84 Record of the Movements of Cabinet Ministers July-August 1945

84 Top Secret Operations Diary No. 2 by 7th Air Division HQ, July 21-Dec. 

31, 1943

85 Basic Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive for Post-Surrender Military 

Government in Japan Proper location: 290/50/4/04

85 Diplomatic Data (Part of Japanese-American Negotiations FebruaryDecember 1941)

85 File on Important National Policy Decisions

85 Reports to the Diet by the Japanese Government Ministries

85 Summary of Circumstances Leading to Decisions on Important National 

Policies

85-88 GHQ, SCAP. Summation of Non-Military Activities in Japan, JanuaryDecember 1947 location: 290/50/4/04

88 GHQ, SCAP. Occupation Instructions September 20, 1946

88 Imperial Ordnance No. 350 location: 290/50/4/05

88 SCAP Monograph No. 1, Part A: Administration of the Occupation: 

Organization, Procedure, and Controls

90 Foreign Office Radios, June-August 1945 location: 290/50/4/05

90 Special Reports Prepared for G-2 Historical Division November 1950

90 War Ministry Radio. Vice-Minister of War to Commanding Generals of all 

Armies, n.d.

91 ATIS Translation: An Account of the Imperial Navy’s Activities in the 

Philippines at the Beginning of the War 12 pp. 

91 ATIS Translation: The Naval Battle of the Bismark Sea 2 pp. March 3, 

1943

91 ATISTranslation: The Port Moresby Operation May 1942 Vol. V 9 pp. May 

22, 1946

91 Copy of Letter of Resignation of Prime Minister Suzuki August 15, 1945

91 Foreign Office and Demobilization Bureau. Japanese Armed Personnel 

and Civilians Overseas on August 15, 1945

91 Photostats of Japanese Newspapers 1942, 1945, 1946

91 Transcript, IMTFE Proceedings, September 25, 1947 location: 

290/50/4/05

92 GHQ, Far East Command, G-2, Historical Division. Personal History 

Statements of Japanese Army and Naval and Government Officials 

location: 290/50/4/05

93 COMSOPAC Translations of Captured Documents August 1943 

93 GHQ Far East Command Special Interrogations 1948-1949 

93 Imperial General Headquarters, Army Situation. Report on Recent 

Situation in the Philippines March 31, 1944

93 IMTFE Affidavits location: 290/50/4/05

93-94 GHQ Far East Command Special Interrogations of Japanese Army and 

Navy Commanders 1947 location: 290/50/4/05

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1697

Box Subject

94 ADVATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Captured Documents) 

Nos. 63-702, with many gaps December 13, 1944-June 7, 1945 

location: 290/50/4/05

94 U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey (Pacific) Interrogations OctoberDecember 1945 

95 ADVATIS Translations 1944-1945 location: 290/50/4/06

95-96 ATIS Bulletins (Preliminary Examination of Captured Documents) No. 

260-No. 1971, with many gaps July 23, 1943-April 18, 1945 location: 

290/50/4/06

97 ATIS Captured Documents No. 89 (ATIS 29) October 17, 1942 and No. 

98 (ATIS 35) October 24, 1942 location: 290/50/4/06

97-98 ATIS Current Translations Nos. 2-149, with many gaps November 11, 

1942-February 6, 1945 location: 290/50/4/06

98 ATIS Enemy Publications No. 6-No. 285, with many gaps March 27, 

1943-January 18, 1945 location: 290/50/4/06

99 ATIS Enemy Publications No. 359 (Part 1) Guerrilla Warfare in the 

Philippines, April 28, 1945 

99 ATIS Enemy Publications No. 398 Trial Records of Filipino and Chinese 

Guerillas and Civilians and Japanese Soldiers and Civilians September 

22, 1945 

99 ATIS Interrogations Reports No. 55 April 15, 1943 and No. 148 August 

16, 1943

99 ATIS Limited Distribution Translation No. 39 (Part 1): Japanese 

Operation Plans and Orders 1941-1944 April 22, 1945 

99 ATIS Monthly Report September 1945 location: 290/50/4/06

100 ATIS Publication No. 2 Alphabetical List of Japanese Army Officers May 

1943 

100 ATIS Research Report No. 131 Japan’s Decision to Fight December 1, 

1945 

100 ATIS Research Report No. 132 The Pearl Harbor Operations December 

1, 1945 

100 ATIS Spot Reports No. 45 January 6, 1943 and No. 83 March 12, 1943 

location: 290/50/4/06

101-110 GHQ, Far East Command. Statements of Former Japanese Officials on 

World War II location: 290/50/4/06

111 Army General Staff, Operations Section. Daily Record of the War 

Situation [in Japanese]

111 Asahi Yearbook 1946 [in Japanese]

111 Japan Yearbook 1943-1944 location: 290/50/5/01

113 HQ, Army Air Force, SWPA Intelligence Summaries Nos. 233-240 

August 11-September 6, 1944

113 HQ, Army Air Force, SWPA Intelligence Summaries No. 245 September 

23, 1944 location: 290/50/5/01

114 Carlos Romule, I Saw the Fall of the Philippines (New York 1946)

114 GHQ, SWPA. Philippine Monthly Combined Situation Report June-August 

1944

114-115 Psychological Warfare Unit. “Manila Free Philippines” February-July 

1945 location: 290/50/5/01

115 GHQ, SWPA. Operations Instructions 1944-1945 location: 290/50/5/01

116 HQ, Sixth Army. Sixth Army on Luzon location: 290/50/5/02

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1698

Box Subject

116-117 Reports of the Commanding General, Eight Army on the Leyte-Samar 

Operation the Mindoro Operation, thee Palawan and Zamboanga 

Operations, and the Panay-Negros and Sebu Operations location: 

290/50/5/02

117 19th Bomber Group, Operations Journal December 8, 1941-February 2, 

1942

117 Historical Division, War Department. “The Admiralties: Operations of 

the 1st Cavalry Division February 29-May 18, 1944

117 History of the Biak Operation June 15-27, 1944

117 Report of the Commanding General, Buna Forces, on the Buna 

Campaign location: 290/50/5/02

118 HQ, Eight Army Operational Monograph on the Cebu-Bohol Negros 

Oriental Operation

118 HQ, XI Corps, Historical Report M-7 Operation [Luzon Campaign]

118 The 164th Infantry. Operations Report, Cebu-Negros location: 

290/50/5/02

118 The 37th Infantry in World War II

119 The War Reports of Gen. George C. Marshall, Gen. H. H. Arnold, and 

Adm. Ernest W. King (New York 1947) location: 290/50/5/02

120 HQ, XIV Corps. After Action Report July 29, 1945 location: 290/50/5/02

120 Samuel Eliot Morison The Rising Sun in the Pacific (Boston 1948)

120-121 HQ, Eight Army. Operational Monographs on Mindanao; Panay Negros 

Occidential; and Palawan location: 290/50/5/02

121 Historical Division, War Department. “Papuan Campaign: The BunaSanananda Operation, November 16, 1942-January 23, 1943

121 GHQ, SCAP and AFPAC. G-3 Operations Report February 22-March 1, 

1946

121 GHQ, SWPA. Monthly Summaries of Operations July 1944, January and 

March 1945 location: 290/50/5/02

123-123 GHQ, SWPA. Monthly Summary of Operations April-August 1945 

location: 290/50/5/02

123 GHQ, SCAP and AFPAC. Monthly Summary of Operations Sept.-October 

1945

123 HQ, Eight Army. Operational monograph on Samboanga Sulu 

Archipelago Operation location: 290/50/5/03

124 GHQ, AFPAC. Administrative History of the Ordnance Section October 1, 

1947

124 GHQ, Far East Command. Organization and Functions G-2 SCAP and 

FEC April 1, 1948

124 HQ, Sixth Army. Report of the Occupation of Japan September 22-

November 30, 1945 location: 290/50/5/03

124 HQ, US Army Forces Western Pacific. Semi-Annual Report June1-Dec. 

31, 1945

124-125 HQ, Eighth Army. Occupational Monograph of the Eight US Army in 

Japan August 1945-August 1946 location: 290/50/5/03

126 GHQ, AFPAC. Amendment No. 1 to G-2 Estimate of the Enemy Situation 

with respect to Kyushu July 29, 1945 location: 290/50/5/03

127 GHQ, AFPAC. Basic Outline Plan for Blacklist Operations, 2nd Ed. July 

25, 1945

127 GHQ, AFPAC. Basic Outline Plan for Blacklist Operations, 3rd Ed. Aug. 8, 

1945

127 GHQ, AFPAC. Basic Outline Plan for Blacklist Operations, 3rd Ed. 

Appendices to G-4 Logistics Annex. location: 290/50/5/03

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1699

Box Subject

127 HQ, Alamo Force. G-2 Estimate of the Enemy Situation, Morotai Island, 

Halmahera as of August 1, 1944

128 32nd Infantry Division. Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3. Report on Blacklist 

Operation September 7-November 30, 1945

128 CINCPAC-CINCPOA. Joint Staff Study: Operation CAMPUS August 9, 

1945 location: 290/50/5/03

128 GHQ, AFPAC. Staff Study for Operation “Cornet” 1st Ed, August 15, 

1945

128 HQ, XIV Corps. Report No. 1 on the Blacklist Operation: Occupation of 

Japan August 20-September 30, 1945, October 18, 1945

129 GHQ, AFPAC. “Downfall.” Strategic Plan for Operations in the Japanese 

Archipelago May 28, 1945

129 GHQ, AFPAC. Staff Study for Operation “Olympic.” 1st Ed. May 28, 1945 

location: 290/50/5/03

129 GHQ, SWPA. Basic Plan for “Montclair” Operations. 3rd Ed. 2nd 

Amendment: Basic Outline Plan March 6, 1945

129 GHQ, SWPA. Basic Plan for “Montclair” Operations. 3rd Ed. February 28, 

1945

130 Joint War Plans Committee. Plan for the Invasion of the Kanto (Tokyo) 

Plain, May 15, 1945 location: 290/50/5/04

131 Alfred A. Weinstein, Barbed-Wire Surgeon (New York 1948)

131 Department of State. The Axis in Defeat: A Collection of Documents on 

American Policy Toward Germany and Japan

131 GHQ, SWPA. Comminques and Press Releases December 10, 1941-

Sept. 2, 1945 location: 290/50/5/04

131 Joseph C. Grew, Ten Years in Japan (New York 1944) [in Japanese and 

English]

132 Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright. General Wainwright’s Story (Garden City, 

NY 1946)

132 GHQ, SCAP and AFPAC. G-3 Daily Situation Report September 14, 

1945. location: 290/50/5/04

133 GHQ, AFPAC. Operations of the Intelligence Service in SWPA: Vol. I The 

Guerilla Resistance Movement in the Philippines

133 GHQ, AFPAC. Operations of the Intelligence Service in SWPA: Vol. I 

The Guerilla Resistance Movement in the Philippines, Documentary 

Appendices location: 290/50/5/04

134 GHQ, AFPAC. Intelligence Activities in the Philippines during the 

Japanese Occupation 

134 GHQ, AFPAC. Intelligence Activities in the Philippines during the 

Japanese Occupation, Documentary Appendices location: 290/50/5/04

135 GHQ, AFPAC. Operations of the Allied Intelligence Bureau, GHQ, SWPA, 

Documentary Appendices II location: 290/50/5/04

136 GHQ, Far East Command. Operations of the Allied Geographical Section, 

GHQ, SWPA location: 290/50/5/04

136 The Intelligence Series (G-2 USAFFE-SWPA-AFPAC-FEC-SCAP): Volume 

V, Operations of the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, GHQ, 

SWPA, May 1945-December 1947 Documentary Appendix 

137 GHQ, Far East Command. Operations of the Counter Intelligence Corps 

in the SWPA location: 290/50/5/05

138 GHQ, Far East Command. Operations of the Civil Intelligence Section, 

GHQ FEC and SCAP

138 GHQ, Far East Command. Operations of the Civil Intelligence Section, 

GHQ FEC and SCAP: The Public Safety Division location: 290/50/5/05

Records of the Far East Command, Records of the Military History Section — Entry 147: Source File, 1945-1951
RG 554. Records of General Headquarters, Far East Command, Supreme Commander Allied Powers, and United Nations Command 1700

Box Subject

139 GHQ, Far East Command. Operations of the Civil Intelligence Section, 

GHQ FEC and SCAP: Documentary Appendices II and III location: 

290/50/5/05

140 441st CIC Detachment. Monthly Reports December 1945-April 1946, 

March 1947

140 Lt. Gen. George H. Brett, “MacArthur I Knew,” True (October 1947) 

location: 290/50/5/05

141 HQ, Eight Army. Military Government System in Japan 1945-1948 

location: 290/50/5/05

141 HQ, Eight Army. Staff Studies of various Japanese operations during 

1944-1945

142 “The Red Cross Courier” October 1945

142 441st CIC Detachment. Monthly Report December 1947

142 FEAF Activities in the Occupation of Japan December 1945 location: 

290/50/5/05

142 GHQ, AFPAC. Documents Submitted to the Supreme Commander for 

the Allied Forces by the Japanese Mission to Negotiate Surrender, 

Manila, August 19, 1945 

142 GHQ, Far East Command. Operations Instructions No. 2

142 GHQ, SCAP. Occupation Instructions No. 3 and No. 5, January 3, 5, 

1948

142 GHQ, SCAP. Report on Mass Repatriation in the Western Pacific February 

1948

142 Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive regarding suspected war criminals; 

provides definition of who are war criminals

142 Letter from Tomas Confesor to Fermin Garam, Japanese Puppet 

Governor of Iloilo Province

142 Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger. “Our Bloody Jungle Road to Tokyo”

142 Message from SCAP to Commanding Officer Third Fleet regarding 

Evacuation of POWs, August 25, 1945

142 Oversize 1 Monograph 116 (navy) Charts and Table Connected with 

Naval Operations Records November 1941-August 1945 location: 290/

D/30/05

142 Oversize 2 HQ Sixth Army. Report on the Leyte Operation, October 20-

December 25, 1944

142 Reports of Naval Activities in the Occupation of Japan October 1945-

Sept. 1948

142 Saturday Evening Post August-September 1949 location: 290/D/30/02

142 SCAP Directives September 1945 location: 290/50/5/05

142 Tactical Mission Report relating to Prisoner of War Supply Missions flow 

from August 27 to September 20, 1945; mostly relates to camps in 

Japan

142 Time September 1945

142 US Army and Navy Field Manual FM 27-5 OPNAV P22-1115. Manual of 

Civil Affairs and Military Government October 1947

Sugamo Prison Records

A box and folder list is available. Boxes 1-377 location: 290/66/21/01.

Central Command, 8132d Army Unit — Entry 39: Sugamo Prison Records