Court Exh. No. 3543: Statement of Baron Killearn, Special Commissioner in South East Asia, dated 27 Feb 1947, re cessation of hostilities around Shanghai in 1932

Court Exh. No. 3543: Statement of Baron Killearn, Special Commissioner in South East Asia, dated 27 Feb 1947, re cessation of hostilities around Shanghai in 1932

Armistice Negotiations for Cessation of Hostilities in Koera Vol. 2 of 2

Armistice Negotiations for Cessation of Hostilities in Koera Vol. 1 of 2

Court Exh. No. 2419: Agreement for the cessation of hostilities around Shanghai. With Annex 1: Map. 1 May 1947, basic map Shanghai area, attached to and made a part of the original Court Exhibit 2419 and so marked bay Special Order of the Tribunal

Court Exh. No. 2419: Agreement for the cessation of hostilities around Shanghai. With Annex 1: Map. 1 May 1947, basic map Shanghai area, attached to and made a part of the original Court Exhibit 2419 and so marked bay Special Order of the Tribunal

Court Exh. No. 3541: Certificate of HAYASHI, Kaoru, Chief of Archives Section, Japanese Foreign Office, testifying to non-availability of telegrams sent by Minister Shigemitsu to Foreign Minister Yoshizawa between the end of Apr 1932 and early May, 1932, re the agreement for the cessation of hostilities around Shanghai

Court Exh. No. 3541: Certificate of HAYASHI, Kaoru, Chief of Archives Section, Japanese Foreign Office, testifying to non-availability of telegrams sent by Minister Shigemitsu to Foreign Minister Yoshizawa between the end of Apr 1932 and early May, 1932, re the agreement for the cessation of hostilities around Shanghai

DEVASTATING EFFECTS OF BOMBING BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT A FEATURE OF THE RECENT SEVERE HOSTILITIES IN SHANGHAI, ...

Court Exh. No. 55: Resolution of League of Nations, 4 Mar. 1932, calling for cessation of hostilities and arrangements to regulate the withdrawal of Japanese forces from Manchuria

Court Exh. No. 55: Resolution of League of Nations, 4 Mar. 1932, calling for cessation of hostilities and arrangements to regulate the withdrawal of Japanese forces from Manchuria

Court Exh. No. 2417: Statement of the Japanese Government concerning the Shanghai Incident and the dispatch of military forces, dated Feb 7, 1932

Court Exh. No. 2417: Statement of the Japanese Government concerning the Shanghai Incident and the dispatch of military forces, dated Feb 7, 1932

Business travel in East Asia. (includes list of East Asian tourist offices)(special advertising section)

Court Exh. No. 932: Telegram from Secretary of State Stimson to Consul General Cunningham in Shanghai dated 24 Feb. 1932 Excerpt from Exhibit No. 58

Court Exh. No. 932: Telegram from Secretary of State Stimson to Consul General Cunningham in Shanghai dated 24 Feb. 1932 Excerpt from Exhibit No. 58

Court Exh. No. 409: Report of the U. S. Consulate General at Shanghai, Office of the Treasury Attache, dated 27 July 1937, entitled "Paul Yap and Fukien's Special Opium Suppression Commissioner now in Hankow Awaiting Trial"

Court Exh. No. 409: Report of the U. S. Consulate General at Shanghai, Office of the Treasury Attache, dated 27 July 1937, entitled "Paul Yap and Fukien's Special Opium Suppression Commissioner now in Hankow Awaiting Trial"

Court Exh. No. 2640: Telegram dated 12 Aug 1938 from the American Charge d'Affaires at Moscow to the Secretary of State, quoting an official communique reporting cessation of hostilities in the Lake Khasan Zone

Court Exh. No. 2640: Telegram dated 12 Aug 1938 from the American Charge d'Affaires at Moscow to the Secretary of State, quoting an official communique reporting cessation of hostilities in the Lake Khasan Zone

Court Exh. No. 2711: Map of China and Manchuria drawn up by Research Scientific Department of the Society of the East Asia Culture, published in Nov 1932

Court Exh. No. 411: Report of the U. S. Treasury Attache at Shanghai, dated 2 Feb. 1938 entitled "Japanese Carry Out Narcotization Policy in the South"

Court Exh. No. 411: Report of the U. S. Treasury Attache at Shanghai, dated 2 Feb. 1938 entitled "Japanese Carry Out Narcotization Policy in the South"