Court Exh. No.2317: Exchange of Notes of 2 Nov. 1917, re: China, known as the Lansing-ISHII agreement, wherein the US recognized Japan's special interests in China

Court Exh. No.2317: Exchange of Notes of 2 Nov. 1917, re: China, known as the Lansing-ISHII agreement, wherein the US recognized Japan's special interests in China

Court Exh. No. 2318: Exchange of Notes dated 14 Apr. 1923 between the American Secretary of State and the Japanese Ambassador cancelling the Lansing-ISHII Agreement

Court Exh. No. 2318: Exchange of Notes dated 14 Apr. 1923 between the American Secretary of State and the Japanese Ambassador cancelling the Lansing-ISHII Agreement

Ministers of the Two Nations, Japan and China, Settle the Peace Agreement

Court Exh. No. 22: Agreement effected by exchange of notes between the United States and Japan, declaring their policy in the Far East, signed 30 Nov. 1908

Court Exh. No. 22: Agreement effected by exchange of notes between the United States and Japan, declaring their policy in the Far East, signed 30 Nov. 1908

Court Exh. No. 2289: Exchange of Notes between Japan and United States, re the protection of commercial rights of China, dated 20 Dec 1899

Court Exh. No. 2289: Exchange of Notes between Japan and United States, re the protection of commercial rights of China, dated 20 Dec 1899

Court Exh. No. 620: The circumstances surrounding the conclusion of agreement between Japan and France concerning the advancement of the Japanese Army into French Indo-China

Court Exh. No. 620: The circumstances surrounding the conclusion of agreement between Japan and France concerning the advancement of the Japanese Army into French Indo-China

Court Exh. No. 169: Preservation of Japan's Special Position in Manchuria and Mongolia. Outline of the China Policy set forth by Prime Minister Tanaka before the Eastern Conference

Court Exh. No. 169: Preservation of Japan's Special Position in Manchuria and Mongolia. Outline of the China Policy set forth by Prime Minister Tanaka before the Eastern Conference

Japan's Great Victory over China: The Fall of Kiuliencheng (Nisshin gassen waga gun daishōri Kyūrenjō botsuraku no zu)

Court Exh. No. 656: Document entitled "Local Military Agreement Between the French Authorities and the Japanese Army Concerning the Joint Defense of French Indo-China"

Court Exh. No. 656: Document entitled "Local Military Agreement Between the French Authorities and the Japanese Army Concerning the Joint Defense of French Indo-China"

Court Exh. No. 1122: Official Statement of the Japanese Bureau of Information dated 29 July 1941 announcing Japan's occupation of French Indo-China

Court Exh. No. 1122: Official Statement of the Japanese Bureau of Information dated 29 July 1941 announcing Japan's occupation of French Indo-China

Court Exh. No. 1122: Official Statement of the Japanese Bureau of Information dated 29 July 1941 announcing Japan's occupation of French Indo-China

Court Exh. No. 633: Exchange of letters between Foreign Minister Matsuoka and Ambassador Henri re proposal of mediation plan for the Thailand-French Indo-China dispute, dated 11 Mar. 1941

Court Exh. No. 633: Exchange of letters between Foreign Minister Matsuoka and Ambassador Henri re proposal of mediation plan for the Thailand-French Indo-China dispute, dated 11 Mar. 1941

Court Exh. No. 2610: Agreement between the Empire of Japan and Republic of China regarding the retrocession of concessions and the abolition of extra-territorial Jurisdiction, signed at Nanking on 9 Jan 1943

Court Exh. No. 2610: Agreement between the Empire of Japan and Republic of China regarding the retrocession of concessions and the abolition of extra-territorial Jurisdiction, signed at Nanking on 9 Jan 1943

Court Exh. No. 520: Report from the German Ambassador in Tokyo of Confidential Information from the Japanese Foreign Minister re Japan's free hand in Indo-China and the prospects of replacement of the Cabinet for one closer to Germany, 19 June 1940

Court Exh. No. 520: Report from the German Ambassador in Tokyo of Confidential Information from the Japanese Foreign Minister re Japan's free hand in Indo-China and the prospects of replacement of the Cabinet for one closer to Germany, 19 June 1940