Background Doc. No. 75: Atrocities: Japanese soldiers to receive premium for Americans captured and tortured to death. 1945/03/01 : Original Box No. 5

Background Doc. No. 61: The Ketsumeidan Jiken. 1946/01/18 : Original Box No. 4

Background Doc. No.150: Message to Jap. Students. Original Box No. 13

Background Doc. No. 77: War Crimes ad the Punishment of War Criminals. 1945/05/01 : Original Box No. 5

Background Doc. No.135: Imperial Ordinances, Regulations and Notifications Relating to National Labor Patriotic Cooperator. Original Box No. 12

Background Doc. No. 23: Draft memorandum of enactments pertaining to industrial enterprises and special corporations in Japan. Original Box No. 1

Background Doc. No.133-I: Official Transcript of the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg, Germany, 1 Dec. 1945. 1945/12/01 : Original Box No. 10

Background Doc. No. 27: Memorandum on Perpetuation of testimony for presentation to International Military Tribunal. 1945/06/18 : Original Box No. 2

Background Doc. No. 31: Memorandum for the Judge Advocate General -- Concerning War Crimes as Related to the Preparation, Launching, and Opening of Hostilities without Previous Warning. 1945/01/03 : Original Box No. 2

Background Doc. No.154: Collective and Individual Responsibility in International Law with Particular regard to the Punishment of War Criminals." Original Box No. 13

Background Doc. No.139: Press release based letter from Robert Standish to his publishers, the Macmillan Company, relative his book "Tree Bamboos". Original Box No. 12

Background Doc. No. 12: Copies of the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Declaration, the Instrument of Surrender, and Byrnes reply to the Japanese offer of Surrender. Original Box No. 1

Background Doc. No. 3: Memorandum on the Survival of Japan's Military Caste which traces the further development of the military tradition from 1877 to the present time. Original Box No. 1

Background Doc. No. 32: Memorandum for the Judge Advocate General -- Concerning Perpetuation of testimony by Witnesses in U. S. for Presentation to International Military Tribunal. 1945/06/18 : Original Box No. 2

Background Doc. No. 25: Memorandum on the applicability of the Articles of War to trials before Military Government and other Courts appointed in the U.S. Zone (Germany and Austria). Original Box No. 1

Background Doc. No.162: Treaty between the United states of America, the British Empire, France, Italy and Japan relating to the use of Submarines and Noxious Gases in Warfare Original Box No. 13

Background Doc. No. 21: Memorandum for Brigadier General John M. Weir, Assistant Judge Advocate General, Director, War Crimes Office, Subject: Applicability of Articles of War to trails of war criminals by Military Commission. Original Box No. 1

Background Doc. No. 20: Memorandum on the Applicability of Limitations Imposed by Articles of War to Tribunal trying War Crimes Cases in Occupied Territory, Constitutionality of Articles of War dealing with Military Commissions. Original Box No. 1

Background Doc. No. 36: Memorandum for Director, War Crimes Office, JAGD, -- Concerning Applicability of Limitations Imposed by Articles of War to Tribunal trying War Crimes Cases in Occupied Territory, Constitutionality of Articles of War dealing with Military Commissions. Original Box No. 2

Background Doc. No. 2: Memorandum on the Military Caste in Japan which is a brief historical analysis of the Warrior tradition in Japan and its association with religion, folklore, and politics from earliest times to the Satsuma rebellion in 1877. Original Box No. 1

Court Exh. No. 180: Correspondence from the Investigation Section of IPS to the Adjutant General, Japanese Central Liaison Office, with reference to the location of the original official report of the investigation into the death of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, and the replies of the Central Liaison Office

Court Exh. No. 180: Correspondence from the Investigation Section of IPS to the Adjutant General, Japanese Central Liaison Office, with reference to the location of the original official report of the investigation into the death of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, and the replies of the Central Liaison Office