Memoirs of Prince Konoye. A personal record presented by Prince Konoye himself. (Also the draft copies which were included by the USSBS.) Report No. 2-w(24), USSBS Index; Section 8

Memoirs of Prince Konoye; letter by Yamamoto: Memoirs of Prince Konoye. Report No. 1d(10)(a), USSBS Index Section 2

Memoirs of Prince Konoye; letter by Yamamoto: Letter by Yamamoto. Report No. 1d(10)(b), USSBS Index Section 2

Court Exh. No. 2866: Memoirs of Prince Konoye - The Progress of Japanese-American Negotiations During the Time of the Second and Third Konoye Cabinets. Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 2850

Court Exh. No. 2866: Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 2850, entitled "Memoirs of Prince Konoye - The Progress of Japanese-American Negotiations During the Time of the Second and Third Konoye Cabinets."

Court Exh. No. 3752: Notebook of pencilled notes written by Baron HARADA from which Saionji-Harada Memoirs were written. For idetification only

Memoirs of ... : commonly known by the name of George psalmanazar : a reputed native of Formosa. Written by himself, in order to be published after his death

Court Exh. No. 2535: Statement by the Prime Minister Prince Fumimaro KONOYE dated 22 Dec 1938 in re intentions of the Japanese Government in China

Court Exh. No. 2535: Statement by the Prime Minister Prince Fumimaro KONOYE dated 22 Dec 1938 in re intentions of the Japanese Government in China

Court Exh. No. 3824: Extract from Memoirs of Prince KONOYE (Page 3991 of Part 20 of the Joint Committee Exhibits of Hearings of the Pearl Harbor Investigation) Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 2850

The List of The Imperial Japanese Orders Which Were Confered on The British Subjects in the Dominion of Canada by His Imperial Highness Prince FUSIMI on the Way-Home from his Visit to the British Court

Memorandum, 12 February 1946. Viewpoint of Prince Konoye as expressed to the Emperor of Japan, early in February 1945. Report No. 2-w(23), USSBS Index; Section 8

Work sheets and preliminary write-ups listed by subject matter (consisting of four envelopes): Viewpoint of Prince Konoye as expressed to the Emperor of Japan early in February 1945. Report No. 53a(54)(ff), USSBS Index Section 2

Court Exh. No. 2794: Excerpt from Official Gazette of 18 Mar 1938, recording statement by Prince Konoye in the House of Peers on 17 Mar 1938, with respect to the National Mobilization Bill

Court Exh. No. 2794: Excerpt from Official Gazette of 18 Mar 1938, recording statement by Prince Konoye in the House of Peers on 17 Mar 1938, with respect to the National Mobilization Bill

Map showing area damaged by the atomic bomb at Nagasaki. (A numbered key to map shows important buildings as designated on the map.) (Original and seven copies.) (Prepared by Nagasaki Prefecture police department, Hoan-ka Public welfare section). Report No. 3t(14), USSBS Index Section 2

Synopsis report of the air-raid disaster at Nagasaki(2 incomplete copies). Source: Naga-saki Prefecture-Document translated by PDD Team No. 2 (Japanese original and English translation). Report No. 3c(16), USSBS Index Section 2