tma-xWTTiVJ To avoid needless bloodshed cornered Japanese in Burma are invited to surrender by an officer of...

RANGOON EVACUATION IN THE FACE OF JAPANESE THREAT TO BURMA

JAPANESE BASE FOR THE ATTACK ON BURMA: THAILAND, WHICH FELL AN EASY PREY TO THE INVADER

EMACIATIED ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR ARE EVACUATED FROM JAPANESE CAMPS IN AN AIRCRAFT-CARRIER

A Jap nese soldier,, cornered by U.S Marines, holds out bis arms in surrender in front of a blasted enemy bl...

[A Russian officer and a Japanese officer are standing on a large map, the Japanese officer has pulled up a piece of the map causing the Russian officer to slip and fall]

Signatures to the Instrument of Surrender signed by General of Ihe Army Douglas Mac Arthur and the Japanese ...

A Japanese petrol tank in South Burma on fire after being hit by a shell from a 75mm. cannon of a United Sta...

JAPANESE SHIPS IN TRUK HARBOUR SCATTER TO ESCAPE AMERICAN BOM??? THE RAID. THREE OF SHIPS ARE ON FIRE

A song in praise of Masheye, for having been recruited by the Japanese to work in Palau

Japanese trapped north of Garapan, on Saipan Island, in the Marianas, attempted to flee by means of boats in...

Print commissioned by the Grolier Club of New York for an exhibition of Japanese prints in April of 1896

A song in praise of Gapatairange for being recruited by the Japanese to work in a phosphate mine i...

Death to the Japanese:—Left, Japanese planes shot down by an American cruiser during a naval action in the ...

Colloquial Japanese : or, Conversational sentences and dialogues in English and Japanese, together with an English-Japanese index to serve as a vocabulary, and an introduction on the grammatical structure of the language / by Rev. S.R. Brown, A.M

First New Zealanders to arrive in Japan, aboard an LST from Wellington, as guards on Japanese POWS from New ...

Reported to have been bombarded by Japanese warships: A street scene in Tsingtau, capital of the German poss...

An account of the English colony in New South Wales : with remarks on the dispositions, customs, manners, &c of the native inhabitants of that country to which are added, some particulars of New Zealand, compiled, by permission, from the Mss. from Lieutenant-Governor King / by David Collins

Court Exh. No. 3896: Document dated 14 Jan 1943 published by the Bureau in Charge of Japanese Nationals in Enemy Countries, entitled "Reasons for the Necessity of Continual Functioning of the Bureau in Charge of Japanese Nationals in Enemy Countries as Office Established Specially During the War-time, and the Necessary of an Increase of the Staff of Chancellors Allotted to the Bureau."

Court Exh. No. 973: Excerpt from an oral statement by American Ambassador in Japan, Grew, to Japanese Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Konoye, Oct. 3, 1938 Excerpt from Exhibit No. 58

Court Exh. No. 973: Excerpt from an oral statement by American Ambassador in Japan, Grew, to Japanese Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Konoye, Oct. 3, 1938 Excerpt from Exhibit No. 58

New Guinea engineer : startling stories of peace and war in Queensland, Papua, New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and the Squally Islands / as told to Gillian Heming Shadbolt by wartime RAAF Flying Officer Les Bell

The Suicide of Two Foreign Clerks who Embezzled Funds from a French Bank in Yokohama, but were Overtaken by an English Ship as they Attempted to Escape, No. 647 from the series The Postal Newspaper (Yūbin hōchi shimbun)

A map of the N.E. parts of Asia, and N.W. parts of America, shewing their situation with respect to Japan taken from a Japanese map of the world, brought over by Kempfer and late in the Museum of Sr. Hans Sloane

"To think I've missed 28 years of peace in Asia!" [old Japanese soldier found by allied army personnel, the allied soldier is holding a newspaper with the heading Nixon's Viet. peace offer ignored] / McCrae