SWNCC 58/9: Disarmament, Demobilization and Disposition of Enemy Arms, Ammunition and Implements of War (Japan)

Abandoned enemy ammunition on roadside after the capture of Atina and Belmonte, Italy, World War II - Photog...

SWNCC 57/3: Apprehension and Punishment of War Criminals (Japan)

U.S. Office of War Information Photo, Burning enemy vessels and American cruisers and destroyers of the Thir...

Second Naval Fuel Depot - Yokkaichi: Inventory of arms and ammunition. Report No. 51a(8)(o), USSBS Index Section 2

Hyogo: Other products(Consisting of three envelopes) : Arms and ammunition. Report No. 55b(2)(e)17, USSBS Index Section 2

Large dump of shell cases and ammunition boxes on the Italian Front, World War II - Photograph taken by Geor...

Industrial disarmament of Japan by National Engineers Committee report to secretaries of State. War and Navy. Report No. 11-a(30), USSBS Index Section 6

Enemy shelling and counter smoke screen in the vicinity of San Pietro, Italy, World War II - Photograph take...

Looking towards Perano and scene of first NZ contact with enemy on Italian battlefront, World War II - Photo...

Smoke from bombs and shells visible over the enemy stronghold of San Casciano in Italy, during World War II ...

Background Doc. No.179: United Nations War Crimes Commission, Greek Legislation on the Trial and Punishment of War Criminals and Enemy Collaborators, July 12, 1946. Original Box No. 14

Thought trends of the public: Announcement of the disposition of war criminals and attitude toward suicide of those involved. Report No. 14h(49)(a), USSBS Index Section 2

Russo-Japanese War News: The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Met Some 600 Enemy Cavalry Troops at the South Gate of Chongju, Korea, and after Fierce Fighting Drove Them Away and Occupied Chongju

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. 2620: Certificate of YOSHIYAMA, Yozo, Chief, Archives Section, First Demobilization Bureau, testifying to burning of telegrams dispatched by the Kwantung Army, Korean Army and Fifth Area Army concerning the entry of the U.S.S.R. into war with Japan

Court Exh. No. 2620: Certificate of YOSHIYAMA, Yozo, Chief, Archives Section, First Demobilization Bureau, testifying to burning of telegrams dispatched by the Kwantung Army, Korean Army and Fifth Area Army concerning the entry of the U.S.S.R. into war with Japan

Court Exh. No. 3487B: Certificate of MIYAMA, Yozo, Chief of Document Section of First Demobilization Office dated 8 Nov. 1947, testifying to non-availability of a document brought from Berlin in Aug. 1938 by Maj. Gen. Kasahara containing German propositions re the treaty between Japan, Germany and Italy, and telegram of same dated from the War Ministry to the Military Attache in Berlin re same subject

Court Exh. No. 3487B: Certificate of MIYAMA, Yozo, Chief of Document Section of First Demobilization Office dated 8 Nov. 1947, testifying to non-availability of a document brought from Berlin in Aug. 1938 by Maj. Gen. Kasahara containing German propositions re the treaty between Japan, Germany and Italy, and telegram of same dated from the War Ministry to the Military Attache in Berlin re same subject