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SPECIAL PROCLAMATION ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOR THE FAR EAST WHEREAS, the United States and the Nations allied therewith in opposing the illegal wars of aggression of the Axis Nations, have from time to time made declarations of their intentions that war criminals should be brought to justice; WHEREAS, the Governments of the Allied Powers at war with Japan on the 26th July 194-5 at Potsdam, declared as one of the terms of surrender that stern justice shall be meted out to all war criminals including those who have visited cruelties upon cur prisoners; WHEREAS, by the Instrument of Surrender of Japan executed at Tokyo Bay, Japan, on the 2nd September 194-5, the signatories for Japan, by command of ana in behalf of the Emperor and the Japanese Government accepted the terms set forth in such Declaration at Potsdam; WHEREAS, by such Instrument of Surrender, the authority of the Emperor and the Japanese Government to rule the state of Japan is made subject to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, who is authorized to take such steps as he deems proper to effectuate the terms of surrender: WHEREAS, the undersigned has been designated by the Allied Powers as Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers to carry into effect the general surrender of the Japanese armed forces; WHEREAS, the Governments of the United States, Great Britain and Russia at the Moscow Conference.. 26ih re::?mb~.r 19453 - 2 - having considered the effectuation by Japan of the Terms of Surrender, with the concurrence of China have agreed that the Supreme Commander shall issue all Orders for the implementation of the Terms of Surrender. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Douglas MacArthur, as Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, "by virtue of the authority so conferred upon me, in order to implement the Term of Surrender which requires the meting out of stern justice to war criminals, do order and provide as follows*. ARTICLE le There shall be established an International Military Tribunal for the Far East for the trial of those persons charged individually, or as members of organizations, or in both capacities, with offenses which include crimes against peace, ARTICLE 2. The Constitution, jurisdiction and functions of this Tribunal are those set forth in the Charter of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, approved by me this day. ARTICLE 3. Nothing in this Order shall prejudice the jurisdiction of any other international, national or occupation court, commission or other tribunal established or to be established in Japan or in any territory of a United Nation with which Japan has been at war, for the trial of war criminals„ Given under my hand at Tokyo, this 19th day of January, 194-6 .j.j.— General of the Army, United States kr Supreme Commander for the Allied Pow-GENERAL HEADQUARTERS SUPREME COMMANDER FOR THE ALLIED POiiERS GENERA.L ORDERS ) APC 500 25 April 1946 NO. .20 ) General Orders No. 1, General Headquarters, Supreme'Commander f o r the Al l ied Powers, 19 January 1946, subject as below, is super- seded. The Charter of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East established by Proclamation of the Supreme Commander f o r the All ied Powers, 19 January 1946, is amended, and as amended, reads as fo l lows: CHA.RTER OF TEE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOR THE FAR EAST SECTION I CONSTITUTION OF TRIBUNAL AZTICLE 1. Tribunal Established. The International Military Tribunal f o r the Far East is hereby established f or the just and prompt t r i a l and punishment of the major war criminals in the Far East. The permanent seat of the Tribunal is in Tokyo. ARTICLE 2. Members. The Tribunal shall consist of net less than six members nor more than eleven members, appointed by the Supreme Commander f o r the Al l ied Powers from the names submitted by the Signatories to the Instrument of Surrender, India, and the Commonwealth of the Phil ippines. ARTICLE 3. Off icers and Secretariat , a . President. The Supreme Commander f o r the Al l ied Powers shall appoint a Member to be President of the Tribunal. b . Secretariat . (1) The Secretariat of the Tribunal shall bo composed ->f a General Secretary to be appointed by the Supreme Commander f o r ' the Al l ied Powers and such assistant secretar ies , c l erks , interpreters , and other personnel as may be necessary, (2) The General Secretary shall organize and direct the work of the Secretariat . (3) The Secretariat shall receive a l l documents addressed to the Tribunal, maintain the records »f (GO 20, GHQ, 3CAP, 1946) the Tribunal, provide•nccossary c l e r i c a l sorvices to the Tribunal and i t s mombors, and perform such ether duties as may be designated by tho Tribunal, ARTICLE 4. Convening and Quorum, Voting, and Absence. a . Convening and Quorum. Yiihon as many as six members of the Tribunal are present, they may convene the Tribunal in formal session. The presence ef a majority of a l l mombors shall be nocessary to constitute a quorum. b. Voting. Al l decisions'and judgments of this Tribunal, including convictions and sentences, shall bo by a majority vote of those members of tho- Tribunal present. In case the votes are evenly dividod, tho vote of the Frosidont shall bo doc is ive . c . Absence. If a member at anytime is absent and a f t e r - wards "is able to bo prosont, ho shall take part in a i l subsequent proceedings; unless ho doclares In opon court that ho is disqual i f ied by reason of insuf f i c i ent famil iar i ty with the proceedings which took placo in his abs'onco. ' SECTION II JURISDICTION AMD GENERAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 5, Jurisdiction Over Persons and Offenses. The Tribunal shall have the powor to try and punish Far Eastern war criminals who as individuals or as "members of organizations are chargod with offenses which include Crimes against Peace. The following ac ts , or any of them, are crimos ooming within tho j u r i s - dict ion of tho Tribunal f o r which there shall bo individual responsib i l i ty : a. Crimos against Poaco; Namely, the planning, preparation, in i t ia t i on or waging of a declared or undeclared war'of aggression, or a war in v io lat ion of international law, t r ea t i e s , agreements or assurances, or partic ipation in a common plan or conspiracy f o r tho accomplishment of any of the foregoing; b . Conventional Vfar Crimes; Namely, violations of the laws or customs of war; • - c . ' Crimos against Humanity: Namely, murder, extermination, enslavement^ deportation, and other inhumane acts committed before or during tho war, or persecutions on p o l i t i c a l or racial grounds in execution of o r ' i n connection with any crimo wi-frhin tho jur i sd ic t ion of tho Tribunal, whether or net in v io lat ion of t"he domostic law of tho country whoro perpetrated. Loaders, organizers, instigators and accomplices partic ipating in the formulation or execution of a commcn 2 (GO 20, GKQ, SCAP, 1946) plan or conspiracy.to commit any of the foregoing crimes are r e - sponsible f o r a l l acts performed by any person in execution of such plan, ARTICLE 6 , Responsibil ity of Accused, Neither the o f f i c i a l pos i t i on , at any time, of an accused, nor the fac t that an accused acted pursuant to order of his government or of a superior sha l l , of i t s e l f , be s u f f i c i e n t to f ree such'accused from responsibi l i ty f o r any crime with which he is charged, but such circumstances may be considered in mitigation of punishment i f the Tribunal determines that just ice so requires. ARTICLE 7. Rules of Procedure, The Tribunal may draft and amend rules' of procedure consistent with the fundamental provisions of this Charter. ARTICLE 8, Counsel. a , "Chief of Counsel. The Chief of Counsel designated by the Supremo Commander f o r the Al l ied Powers is responsible for the investigation and prosecution of chargcs against war criminals with- in the jur isd ic t ion of this Tribunal and w i l l render such legal assistance to the Supreme Commander as is appropriate, b . Associate Counsel. Any United Nation with which Japan has been at war may appoint an Associate Counsel to ass is t the Chief of Counsel, SECTION I I I FAIR TRIAL FOR ACCUSED ARTICLE 9 , Procedure f o r Fair T r i a l , in ordor to insure f a i r t r i a l f o r the accused the fol lowing 'procedure shall be fol lowed; • i a . Indictment. The indictment shal l "consist of a p la in , concise , and adequate statement of eaoh of fense charged. ' Each accused shall be furnished, in adequate'time f o r defense, a copy of the indictment, including any amendment, and o f this Charter, in a language understood by tho accused, b . Language. The t r i a l and related proceedings shall bo conducted in English and in the language of the accused. Trans- lations of documents and other papers shall be provided as needed and requested. Counsel f o r Accused. Each aocused shall have the right to be represented by counsel of Ms own se l e c t i on , subject to tho disapproval o f such counscl at any time by the Tribunal. The accused shall f i l e with the General Secretary of the Tribunal the name of S (GO 20, GIT;, SCAT, 1946) his counsol. If an accusod is not represented 'by counsel and in opon court requests the appointnent o f " counse l , the Tribunal shal l designate counsel f o r hin. "In the absonco of such request the Tribunal "my appoint counsel f o r ail aocuscd i f in i t s judgment such appointment i s necessary to provide f o r a f a i r t r i a l . d , ""Evidonoo f o r Dofonso. An accused shal l have t h e ' r i g h t , through hinsel f or through his counsel (but iiot through both ) , to conduct his dofonso, including the right to examine any witness, subject t o such reasonable res t r i c t i ons as the Tribunal nay detornino, o . Production of 7?vidonoo f o r "the Defense. An accusod nay apply in writ ing to the Tribunal f o r the production of witnesses or of docunonts, Tho application shal l state whore the.witness or docunoiit i s thought to bo l o cated . I t shal l also state tho fact® proposod to be proved by the witness or the document and the rolovancy of such f a c t s - t o the defense. I f tho Tribunal grants tho appl icat ion tho Tribunal shall bo given such aid "in obtaining production of the ovidonco as tho circumstances' roquiro , AUTICLTJ'10. Applications and' notions boforo T r i a l . A l l not ions , applications' , 'or other requests a v. roc see', to tho Tribunal pr ior to tho" cor.ur.onccr.iont of t r i a l shal l bo mdo in writing and ' f i l ed rath tho Gonoral Secretary of tho Tribunal f o r action by tho Tribunal, SECT I PIT IV POWERS OF TIuIBUI'IAL AID COHDUCT OF TRIAL ARTICLE 11. Powers. The Tribunal shr.ll hc.vo tho power: a , "To summon witnossos t o the t r i a l , to require thon to attond and t e s t i f y , and-to question then, b» T® interrogate oaoh accusod and to pornit comment on his refusal t o answer any question, • " • c , To require the production of docunonts and other eviden- t iary n a t o r i a l , d . To require of each witness an oath, a f f i rmat ion , or such doclo.ration as is customary in tho oountry of tho witness , and to adninistor oaths. c . To appoint ' o f f i cers f o r 'the ""carrying out of""any~task designated by tho Tribunal, including the power to have evidence taken on coanission. APJICLi; 12, Conduot of Tr ia l . The Tribunal sha l l : a . Confine tho t r i a l s t r i o t l y to an expeditious hearing of 4 (GO 2.0, GK), SCAP, 1946) the issues raised by the charges. b . Take striot 'neasuros to 'provont any action wtioh would cause any unreasonable dolay and rulo out irrelevant issues and s tato - ne lit s of any kind whatsoever. c . Provide f o r the naintonance of order at the t r i a l and' doal summarily with any contumacy, imposing appropriate punishment, including exclusion 'of any accusod or 'his 'counsel from some or a l l further prococdings, but without prejudice to the determination of tho charges® d. Doternin® tho mental and physioal capacity of any accusod to procood to t r i a l , ARTICLE 15, Evidence. a . Admissibi l i ty . Tho Tribunal shall not be bound by technical rules of evidence. I t shall adopt and apply to the greatest possible extent expeditious and non<»toclinical procedure, and shall admit any evidence which i t dooms to have' probative value. All purportod admissions or s-tatononts of tho accused aro admissible, b , Rclovanco. Tho Tribunal nay require to be informed of the nature "of any evidence boforo i t i s o f forod in order to rule upon tho relevance. o , Speoi f ic evidence admissible. In part icular , and "with- out limiting In any way' the scope of tho foregoing general rules , the fol lowing ovidonee may be admitted i (1 ) A document, regardless of i t s socurity c l a s s i f i c a t i o n and without proof of i t s issuance or signature which appears to the Tribunal to have boon signed or is'sued by any of f icor" , department, agoricy'or member of tho armod f crcos of any government. (2) A report which"appoars to the Tribunal to have boon signed or issued'by the International"Rod Cross or a member thoreof , or By a doctor of medicine or any nodical so'rvico personnel, or by an investigator or intel l igence o f f i c o r , or by~any other person who appears to tho Tribunal to have personal knowledge of tho natters contained in tho roport . (3) An a f f i d a v i t , deposition or other signed statement, (4) A diary, l o t tor "or other document, including sworn or unsworn statements, which appear to the Tribunal to contain information relat ing to tho charge. S (GO 20, Gm, SCAT, 1946) (5) A copy of a document or other secondary evidence of i t s contents, i f tho original i s not immediately avai lablo . d . Judicial IJotioo. Tho"Tribunal shall neither requir'o proof of faots of ccrxion kncwlodgo, nor of tho authonticity of o f f i c i a l govornnent doounonts and roports of any nation nor o f ' tho procoodings, rooords, and findings of n i l i t a r y or othor agencies of any of tho United nations, o , Rooords, "Exhibits, and Docunents, Tho transcript of tho proooodings, and oxhit i tc and docunonts Subnittod to the Tribunal w i l l bo f i l e d with the General Socretary of the Tribunal and w i l l constitute part of tho Rocord, ARTICLE 14. riaoo of Tr ia l . Tho f i r s t t r i a l w i l l bo hold at Tokyo, and ai$r subsequent t r i a l s w i l l bo hold at such places as tho Tribunal docidos. ARTICLE 15. Courso of Trial Preerodings. The proceedings at the Trial w i l l tako the following e'eursej a , Tho indictnont wi 11 bo road in court unless the reading i s waivod by a l l accusod, b , The Tribunal w i l l . ask cach accusod whether ho pleads "gui l ty" or "not gu i l ty . " c , Tho prosecution aî d each accused (by counsel only, i f represented) nay nako a concise' opening statorxont. d , Tho prosecution a:id dofenso m y o f f e r ovidonco, and the admissibi l i ty of the sano shall bo do to mined by tho Tribunal. o , Tho prosecution and each accusod (by counsel only^ i f represented) nay oXanine each witness and oach accusod who gives tostinony, < f » Accusod (by counsel only, i f ropr-sontod) nay addross tho Tribunal. g# The prosocution nay address tho Tribunal, h» Tho Tribunal vd.ll deliver judgment and pronounce sontonco. ' * • ' i ' v SECTIOIT V JUDGHEIlT.AIID SEI7TEITCE ARTICLE 16, Penalty, The Tribunal shall have.tho powor to # (GO 20, GHQ, SCAF, 1946) iuposo upon an accused, on convict ion, death, or such other punish- ment as shall be determined by i t to bo jus t . ARTICLE 17, Judgment and Review,, The judrnent w i l l bo announced in open court and w i l l rive the reasons on which i t is based. The record of the t r i a l w i l l bo transuitted direct ly to the Supreue Commander f o r the Al l ied lowers f o r his act ion. Sentence w i l l be carried out in accordance with tho Order of the Supreme Coi.wander f o r the Al l ied lowers, who nay at any tine reduce or otherwise a l ter the sentence, except to increase i t s severity . By command of General liacAZEIJJlL: iilC HUm J, 13ARS HILL IS-jor Gonoral, General Staff Corps Chief of Staf f OFFICIAL: B.""H. FITCH,' Brigadier Gonoral, AGD Adjutant Gonoral, * \ 7GENERAL HEADQUARTERS SUPREME COMMAJJDEH FOR THE ALLIED POWERS GENLRAL ORDERS ) AP© 500 ' 15 February 1946 HO' 7 ) APPOIIgTMENT 0? MEMBERS OF TEE IHTER&aTIOSAL I.illT/ul̂ _;vfiI3QAL FOR THE F.R EAST 1. In order to imnlemr-nt the Instrument of Surrender of Jar> an executed at Tokyo Bay, Japan, on 2 September 1545, and Paragraph 10 of the Potsdam Agreement of 26 July 1945, and in furtherance of Article 3 of the Charter of the International Jiiidtery Tribunal for the Far Ease, the following nominees cf their respective countries are hereby appointed as members of the Inter- national Military Tribunal for the Far East for the trial of such persons as may he properly "brought before it: The Honorable Sir William Flood Webb (Commonwealth of Australia) The Honorable Mr, Justice E. Stuart McDougall (Dominion of Canada) The Honorable <7u-A« Mci (Republic of Oniric;.; The Honorable Mr. Henri Reimourger (Republic of France) Professor Bernard 'Victor A. R^inc of fche Netherlands) The Honota'ble Mr. Justice Erima Harvey liorthcrcft (Dominion of He'-' Zealand) The Honorable Mr. Justice I. M. Zgryanov (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,' The Honorable Lord Patrick (United kingdom) The Honorable Mr. Justice John P. Higgins (United States of America) 2. The Honorable Sir William Flood Webb is designated as President of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. 3. The Charter of the International Military Tribunal for the Far E^st (Article l) provides that the permanent seat of the Tribunal is in.Tokyo. 4. The responsibilities, powers and duties of the members of the Tribunal are sec forth- in the Charter thereof, published as General Orders No. 1 of this Headquarters, 19 January 1945. By command of General MacARTEUR: riceajid j. Marshall , Major General, General Staff Corps, Chief of Staff. tFFICIAL: s/ B. M„ FITCH, t/ B. M. FITCH, Brigadier Gereral, AGD, Adjutant General GENERAL HEADQUARTERS SUPREME COB,WANDER FOR TEE ALLIED POWERS APO 500 5 April 194-6 GENERAL ORDERS ) e NO 15 ) APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOR THE FAR EAST 1. By authority contained in paragraph 1, General Orders No,. 7, General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, APO 500, 15 February 194-6, the Honorable Henri Bernard (Republic of France) is appointed member of the Inter- national Military Tribunal for the Far East, vice The Honorable Henri Reimburger, (Republic of France) resigned,, 2. So much of paragraph 1, General Orders No. 7? General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, APO 500, 15 February 1946, as reads 'Professor Bernard Victor A. Roling (Kingdom of the Netherlands)' is changed to read 'The Honorable Bernard Victor A. Roling (Kingdom of the Netherlands)'. i By command of General MacARTHUR; RICHARD J. MARSHALL, Major General, General Staff Corps, Chief of Staff, OFFICIAL: /s/ B. Mo FITCH /t/ B. M. FITCH, Brigadier General, ACD, Adjutant General.7M V / / IUTEENATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOE THE JAB EAST RULES 0? PROCEDURE 0? THE IHTEP.1TATI OffAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL EOA TL'E EAE LAST 'The present rules of procedure of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (hereinafter called the Tribunal) as estab- lished "by the special proclamation of the 19th of January 19^5 of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers and "by the charter of the Tribunal of the same date and the amendments thereto are hereby pro- mulgated by the Tribunal in accordance with the provisions of Article 7 of the Charter, this 25th day of April 1S46. Rule 1. Hotice to accused. a. Each individual accused in custody shall receive not less than 14 days before the Tribunal begins to take evidence a copy, translated into a language which he understands, (1) of the indictment (2) of the charter (3) of any other documents lodged with the indictment b. Any individual accused not in custody shall be informed of the indictment against him and of his right to receive the documents specified in r./c--paragraph a above by notice in such form and manner as the Tribunal may prescribe. c. Only one counsel shall be heard at the trial for any accused unless by special permission of the Tribunal. Eule 2. Service of additional documents. a. If, before the Tribunal commences to take evidence, the Chief Prosecutor offers amendmenta or additions to the indict- ment, such amendment3 or adoiixons, *nej.ulisg any aci-oipaaying documents, shall be lodged wish the \Cri rural mid copies of the same translated into a language which th&v each understand shall be furnished tc the aesussd in custody as *oon as practicable and notice given in accordance with Eule lb to those not in custody. b. Upon application to the General Secretary, an accused shall be furnished with a copy translated into a language which he understands of all documents referred to in the indictment so far as they may b3 made available by the Chief Prosecutor, and shall be allowed to inspect copies of any such documents as are not so made available. I Rule 3. Order at the trial. In conformity with the provisions of Article 12 of the Charter, and the disciplinary powers therein set out, the Tribunal, acting through its President, shall provide for the maintenance of order at the trial- Any accused or any other person may "be ex- cluded from open session of the Tribunal for failure to observe and respect the directives or dignity of the Tribunal. Rule 4. Witnesses. a. Prior to testifying before the Tribunal, each witness shall make such oath or declaration or affirmation as is customary in his own country. b. Witnesses, while not giving evidence, shall not be pres- ent in court without the permission cf the Tribunal. The Presi- dent shall direct, as circumstances demand, that witnesses shall not confer among themselves before giving evidence. P.ule 5. Applications and motions before the taking of evidence by the Tribunal and rulings during the trial. a. Any motion, application or other request addressed to the Tribunal prior to the commencement of the taking of evidence by the Tribunal, shall "be communicated by the G-enerel Secretary to the Chief Prosecutor or to the accused concerned, or his counsel, as the case may be, and, if no objection be made, the President may make the appropriate order on behalf of the Tribunal. If any objection be made, the President may call a special session of the Tribunal for the determination of the question raised. b. The Tribunal, acting through the President, will rule upon all questions arising during the trial, including questions of admissibility of evidence, as to recesses and upon motions, and before so ruling the Tribunal may, when necessary, order the closing or clearing of the court and take any other steps which to the Tribunal seem just. Eule 6. Records, exhibits and documents. a.. A record shall be maintained of all oral proceedings. Exhibits will be suitably identified and marked with consecutive numbers. So much of the record and of the proceedings may be translated into Japanese as the Tribunal considers desirable in the interest of justice and for the information of the public. - 2 - "b. As far as practicable, a copy of every document intpnd- ed to "be adduced in evidence by the prosecution or the defense will "be delivered to the accused concerned or his counsel or to the prosecution, as the case may he, and also to the officer in charge of the Language Section of the Secretariat of the Tri- bunal, not less than twenty-four hours before such document is to be tendered in evidence. Every such ccoy shall have plainly marked thereon the part or parts upon which the prosecution or the defense, as the case may be, intends to rely, and every such copy shall be accompanied by a translation thereof into English or into Japanese, as the esse may be, of the said part or parts. If the document is in a language other than English or Japanese, it shall be sufficient for the purpose of this provision if a translation into English or Japanese, as the case may be, of such document, or such part or parts, is delivered to the prosecution or the accused concerned or his counsel, and to such officer. c. If, during the trial., counsel for the prosecution or any accused or his counsel receives or is apprised of any additional document which he intends to use at the trial, he will at once notify the opposing counsel concerned, or the accused concerned, as the case may be, and furnish him with a copy thereof as soon as practicable. d. All exhibits and transcripts of proceedings, all docu- ments lodged with or produced to the 'Tribunal, and all official acts and documents may, with the consent of the Tribunal, be certified by the General Secretary to any government or to any other Tribunal or whenever it is appropriate that copies or repre- sentations as to such acts should be supplied upon a proper re- quest. e. In cases where original documents are submitted by the prosecution or the defense in evidence, and upon showing (1) that because of historical interest or for any other reason one of the signatories to the In- strument of Surrender of Japan or any other government which has received the consent of all the said signatories desires to withdraw from the records of the Tribunal and preserve any particular original documents, and (2) that no substantial injustice will result, the Tribunal shall permit photostatic copies of the said original documents certified by tho General Secretary, to be substituted for the originals in the records of the court, and shall deliver the said original documents to the applicants. Rule 7. Seal. a. The Tribunal shall have a seal which shall "be affixed to all summonses and certificates and to such other documents as the President from time to time directs. b. The Seal shall "be kept in the custody of the General Secretary and shall he in a form approved by the President. Rule 8. Forms of oath and affirmation. a. The General Secretary and all personnel of the Secretariat of the Tribunal, and secretaries, stenographers, interpreters, and other such persons in attendance on the members of the Tribunal, shall sign and lodge with the Tribunal an affirmation in the fol- lowing form or to the like effect: "I, (name and designation), will not disclose or discover any matter coming to my knowledge in the course of my em- ployment in connection with the International Military Tribunal for the Par East, except to another person en- titled to be informed of any such matter or to a member of such Tribunal." b. Every official court reporter and interpreter shall, be- fore commencing his duties, take an oath or make an affirmation according to the forms hereunder set out: (1) Reporter's Form of Oath (other than Japanese): 111 swear that I will faithfully perform the duties of reporter to this Tribunal. "So help me God!" (2) Reporter's Form of Affirmation (other than Japanese): "I affirm that I will faithfully perform the duties of reporter to this Tribunal." (3) Interpreter's Form of Oath (other than Japanese): "I swear that I will truly interpret in the case now in hearing. "So help me God!" - 4 - / (4) Interpreter1e Form of Affirmation (other than Japanese): "I affirm that I will truly interpret in the case now in hearing." (5) Japanese Reporters. "I swear according to my conscience that I will faithfully perform the duties of reporter to this Tribunal." (6) Japanese Interpreters. "I swear according to my conscience that I will truly interpret in the case now in hearing." Rule 9. Effective date and powers of amendment and addition. Kothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent the Tribunal at any time, in the interest of a fair and expeditious trial, from departing from, amending or adding to these rules, either by general rules or special order for any particular case in such form and upon such notice as may appear just to the Tribunal. I certify that this and the four preceding pages contain tha Rules of Procedure made by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. I'fe. F. Webb, President - 5 -TELEPHONE DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOR THE FAR EAST WAR MINISTRY BUILDING 17 September 1946. Room No. Tel. No. Pres. and Member from Australia: The Hon. Sir William F. Webb 1MB 234 Member from Canada: The Hon. Mr. Justice McDougall '.MB 206 Member from China: The Hon. Mr. Justice Ju-Ao Mel "<MB 208 Membsi frora France: The Hon. Mr, Justice Bernard '.MB 226 Member from India; The Hon. Mr. Justice R. B. Pal "7MB 209 Member from United Kingdom of Gieat Britain: Lord Patr ick. "..MB 214 Member from Netherlands: The Hon. Mr. Justice ^olin; LVIS ijCO Member from New Zealand; The Hon. Mr. Justice Norther oft ..IB 228 Member from Republic of the Philippines: The Hon. Mr. Justice Jaranilla jMB 205 Memb er f r orn U. S. 3 .R,: Ma«j. Gen of Justice I. M. Zaryanov //MB 231 Member from United States; Maj . Gen. Myron C . Cramer ,",<MB 220 Military Aide: Lt. J. F. Colbert '.1MB 236 Judges Assembly Chamber "vMB «~16 Office of General Secretary; General Secretary: Col. V. ;v'albridge... 320 Executive Officer: Lt. Col. G. Vi. Hanley. adjutant: Cant. R. J. Schwartz.. . ."VMS 318 Ass't Adjutant; Lt. A* Popa. Jr 318 Attendance Cor/y'ol: Lt, J. T. Pease '..MB 313 Clerk of Couit: Mr. C. ... Mantz ~.MB 213 Deputy Cleik of Couit "vMB 215 2-2008 2-5320 2 - 2 0 0 0 2-5526 2-5322 2-5209 2-5213 2-5215 2-5207 2-5528 2-2004 2-5253 2-5324 2-3096 2-5455 2-5455 2-3096 2-5362 2-3005 2-5362 2-5261 2-2002 2-2058 Cffice of General Secretary: (Cent) Communication Officer: Lt. J. IvI. Tempieman "/MB 400 './ire Chief './MB 360 Court Reporters "V1.3 315 Language arbitration Board; J • L • v y • MO GI' 8 »•••«»«•••( •. v ivIB 110 Language Division: Language Chief "/MB 105 Court Monitois "/MB 107 Legal Advisor: Judge H. Dell '7MB 227 Marshal of the Court: Capt. D. S. Van Meter "/MB 316 Message Center './MB 317 Opeiations Officer: Capt. M. a. Ross v/MB 31S Ihoto Division: Mr. R. M. "./eed ".MB 25 7 Lt. George N. Reinhardt -.'MB 257 Pres3» Allied: Capt. R. M. Smith (,/AC) YMB 259 2-5132 2-3131 2-5578 2-5259 2-5368 2-5255 2-5716 2-3171 2-^010 <c-3005 2-3117 2-3117 <4-3191 2-2549 2-3267 7/MB 258 2-2373 23-6371 Japanese: Mr. H. Greitzer .'.'/MB 260 Provost Marshal: Lt. Col. A. S. Eenworthy '/MB 316 ReiDioduction Center ."7MB 317 Sgt. Major *<MB 318 supply '.rm 109 2-542 7 2-3171 2-2046 2-5362 2-5366 - 2 - Office of General Secretary: (Cent) Communication Officer: Lt. J. IvI. Tempi "VMB 400 Wire Chief '.,",3 360 Court Reporters vfi.13 315 Language arbitration Board: Kaj. L. ;». Moore 110 Language Division: Language Chief '.USB 105 Court Monitors "7M3 10 7 Leg a 1 Advisor: Judge H. Dell -.'tfMB 227 Marshal of the Court: Capt, D. 3. Van Meter "7KB 316 Message Center "7MB 517 Opeiations Officer: Capt. M. a . Ross vMB 318 Ihoto Division: Mr. R. M. '.Veed "iMB 257 Lt. George N. Reinhardt "-.MB 257 Ires3i Allied: Capt. R. M. Smith (./AC) "«MB 259 V/MB 258 Japanese: Mr. H. Greitzer .'VMB 260 Provost Marshal: Lt. Col. A. S. F.emvorthy "./MB 316 Reproduction Center "VMB 317 Sgt. Major "MB 318 Supply ."VlvIB 109 2-5132 2-3131 2-5378 2-5259 2-5368 2-5255 2-5716 2-3171 2-2010 2-3005 2-3117 2-3117 £-3191 2-2549 2-3267 2-2373 23-6371 2-5427 2-3171 2-2046 2-5362 2-5366 TELDFEOND DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOR TEE FAR "3AST AEl MINISTRY BUILDING 17 September 1946. V/.AR MINISTRY BUILDING; Building Custodian: Capt. E. R. Slough 'MB 116 Dispensary; Lt. F. X. I. Tinker ,~,iMB 256 Information Desk, Entrance §1 r.VIvIB 114 Information Desk. .Entrance #5 Main Guard Gate Ivless Officer: Lt. G. F. Garrant ".7MB 239A Ivless Hall ;~2 Military Police ,'VMB 140 Military Police Club Drive Motor Transportation Office: Lt. J. A. Gary "./MB #6 Dispatcher .',vMB #6 Supply "/MB 34 7«*ire Chief ".MB 360 2-2040 23-4198 2-2038 2-5352 2-2014 2-5360 2-5217 2-5429 2-2044 2-5439 2-2072 2-5277 2-5247 2-3131 - 3 - TELEPHONE DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL FOR THE FAR EAST OFFICERS & CIVILIAN L mm ABEAM. Fred T. Mr. AERAMS, William E., Major USMCR AIDERSON, Margaret Miss ARNOLD, Helen S. Miss BARTON, James F., Mr BERNARD, The Hon. Mr. Justice Henri BRONSTEIN, S. V., Mrs. BUELLJ Catherine, E. Miss CAMPBELL, Frances, P. Miss CARR, L. D. Miss COLBERT, J. F. Lt. COX, Alma Miss CRAMER, Myron, C. Major General CRANDELL, Doris L. Miss CRANE, Richard W. Mr. CUPPAIDGE, E. Mr. CURTIS, N. B. Miss DELANEY, Herbert, W. Mr. DELL, Edward H. Judge DENFf, Margaret Miss DIZCN, Dominador N. Mr. DREHER, Florence E. Miss DUDA, Antoninette K. Miss EDER, Floy S. Mrs. EVANS, H. J. Fl. Lt. FANG, W. F. S, Mr. FARRELL, Claire E. Miss GARANIN, E. A. Major GARRANT, G. F. Lt. GARY, J. A. Lt. GOLDBERG, Sam Mr. GREENBERG, Jack Mr. GREITZER, Herman Mr. HAINES, Harry G. 1st Lt. HANLSY, George '7. Lt. Col. HAYASHI, Hidekazu Mr. HOLT, Hazel Miss EOSCH, Jo Alton, Colonel HUTS, Dorothy Miss ITAMI, Akira Mr. ABETICAL LISTING OTRS. TEL. OFF. TEL. ROOM NO NO. NO. 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ALLES, Krthorine， ALIiEil, Mprguerlしe AIOSaSGH, L，.llian A2DEH_，Ihit.li AShT01;,ui.1 oxan'Ier H. , Miss Ki,j R I^iac Mi os I', ‘ Miss Miss Kr .、 25-7^x63 2^-7936 2c-I337 25-1337 23-7463 25-1337 23-7741 EaLLSITTIIIE, JoBC"oh vv', , Mr^ BAP.C, Eleanor , Kiss .Jop.n； WIsks M 3 E M 0 , H, Ji-,¥ip 0" (Russia) EEDOVA, ilinp., Mj sa (Sussir) EL0IJ1W, John D. , Cr- ot.ria. (Greet Britp.in) ELUi-2-lAG-Elv, Eornp.n H. » 3nd Ltu L0RGE3H02T-MULI!ZR, M?.j，&cn..ム&ハ"?. (Setlierlands ) Mr, . , M i s 8 1st Lt. C. 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(Russia) 23-2261 TiSIL僅励，&。I。，iLt, Col, (Bussis.) 23-2261 TAVESEBS, rrank S. , Jr . , Mr, 33-3641 THOMPSOS, Gladys 33-7S15 TOKITA, Satcsni, Mr。 23-8274 TOYOSHIFiA, Shiざeto» 2nd Lt, 23-7541 YAKAMOiO, Shizuaa (Steve) , CrfuP.in 23-7541 Y3UECEIK, I. T . , Mr. (Russia) 23-2261 345 2-2066 WMB 350 2-2082 YASILISV, A.H. , Mir. Oen. (P.ussia) 23,2261 i./K3 352 2-2086 V/MB 337 WMB 363 WMB 300 細3S1 職300 彻344 _ 375 働375 _ 342 _ 334 WKB 37S l.'MB 300 366 MB 353 翻554 i.MB 3C4 '“MB 378 趣345 Ivlffl 379-A WMB 372 305 WMB 355 画349TELEPHONE DIRECTORY INTERNAT IONAL PROSECTJTI ON SECT I OH itfAR MINISTRY BUILDING- 15 November 1946 Office Office Room Ho* Tele. Ho CHIEF OP COUNSEL AIjD OP SECT I OH Mr. J. B. Keenen WM3 336 2-2474 2-5447 Fir. W.E. Mahonay: Executive Assistant Mr. E.D.Williams: Soecial Assistant I-MB WMB 332 342 2-5271 2-5308 ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION Lt. Col. T. G-oulsfcy: Executive Officer Captain T. D. White: Personnel Officer Lt. K. Reed Lavton: Supply end. Transportation Officer WMB WMB WM3 3 46-A 344 346 2-27C1 2-5388 2-2060 2-2C50 2-5231 INVE STI &AT I OS DIVISION Mr. D.L. Waldorf: Chief •MB 30C-A 2-5346 DOCUMENT JIVISIUU Mr. Arthur A. Sandusky: Chief Lt. Kurt Steiner: Assistant Chief WMB m 337 367 2-2012 2-2C12 Files: Mr. E. '"'anamaker: Chief Screening Unit: Mr. W.E. Wagner: Chief Document Processing Unit: Lt. Gr.E. Ohberg: Chief tv'MB WHS 1MB 361 363 364 2-5382 2-5310 2-5437 LANGUAGE DIVISION Commander D.R. Carr: Chiof WMB 341 2-5237 Mr. A. Ashton: Executive Lt. eo. S. Zoontz: Administrative Officer "ME WMB 341 341 2-5237 2-5237 PHOTO DIVISION 1MB 333 2-5281 CENTRAL INTERROGATION CENTER: 1st Lt. Karl Branstad: Chief 379 2-5384 AUSTRALIAN .01VI SI ON Mr. Justice A.J, Mansfield: Associate Prosecutor Lt. Colonel T. Morna.no: Assistant Mr. A. R. MacBonald: Assistant 'MB WMB ••MB 314-A 314—A 31C 2-5245 2-5245 2-5245 CANADIAN DIVISION Brig. E.G. Nolan: Associete Prosecutor WMB 3C6 2-524-3 Office Room go. Office Tele. Ho. CHINESE DIVISION Judge Che-Chan Esiang: Associate Prosecutor VMB 328-B 2-5356 Mr. Henry Chiu: Assistant VJMB 330 3-5356 Mr. T. C. Liu: Assistant IvMB 328 2-5356 FRENCE DIVISION Mr. Robert Oncto: Associate Prosecutor Major Roger Depo: Assistant Prosecutor 2nd Lt. Louis E. Merie: Admiiiistrativo Ass't. BRITISH DIVISION Mr. A. Comyns Ca,rr: Associate Prosocutor Mr. E. Maung (Eurma): Assistant Miss M.N. Ci.lverwell: Assistant VMB 321 "KB 323 Vv'MB 333 i.'M3 310 W£3 308 TvKB 308 2-5257 2-5257 2-5257 2-5376 2-2036 .--2036 NETEJRLANDS DIVISION Judge W.G-.E. 3orge.rh.off-Mulder: Asnociate Prosecutor Lt. Col. J .S . Sinninghe Daaste: Assistant Mr. A.T. Lavcrge: Assistant Mrs. C.R. Strookor: Assistant ,VM3 319 WMB 326 •MB 324 'MB 322 2-5243 2-5354 2-5354 2—5354 NEW ZEALAND DIVISION Brig. R.E. Quilliam: Associate Prosecutor PHILIPPINES DIVISION Mr. Pedro Lopez: Associa.te :rosecutor •KB 307 1 MB 330 -53 53 2-5221 RUSSIAN DIVISION Minister S.r. Golunsky: Associate Prosecutor W 3 359 2-5409 Secretariat of USSR VMB 359 2-5409 CENTRAL PILES Evening Duty Officer V'K3 361 'M3 346 2-5382 2-2050 INTERNATIONAL :ROSECUTION SECTION Quarters Office Office Tele. No. Room No. Tele. No ABILOCK, Janet N. , Miss 23-7463 ; MB 300 2-2038 ALEXS, Salome, Miss 23-7916 WK3 333 2-5310 ALLEN, Kathprine, Miss 25-1337 iM3 372 2-5225 ALLEN, Marguerite, Miss 25-1337 MB 374 2-2042 .ANDERSON, Lillian K. , Miss 23-74S2 WMB 336 3-2474 ASETON, Alexander, Hr. 33-7741 '•'MB 341 2-5237 BALLENTINE, Joseph . , Mr. 25- 375 2-5273 3ARC Eleanor A . , Miss 25-1337 vi£3 363 2-531C BARRIER , Joan, Micss 23-7656 344 2-2032 BASENKO N. a . , Major (Russia) 23-2261 WMB 351 2-5297 BED OVA, Kins., Miss (Russia) 33-2261 WMB 358 2-2090 BLOUNT, John D. , Ca/ot. (Great Britain) 23-7475 V/M3 343 2-5350 BORGrEREOIT* MULDER, Maj.C-en. , V/. 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(Russia) 23-7741 WMB 358 2-2090 GARDEN, Evelyn, Mies 57-9271 1MB 363 2-5310 GILDEEBLAT, M.E. , Miss (Russia) 23-2261 WMB ICO 2-5370 GOESTEIN, Hilda, Kiss 23-7466 - WMB 344 2-2032 (Ext. 414) GOLUBEVA, E .K. , Mrs. (Russia) 23-2261 WMB 354 2-2084 GOLOTSKY, 3.A. , Minister (Russia) 23-7741 T<MB 359 2-5409 GORBONOV, D. 1. , Mr. (Russia) 23-2261 WMB S59 2-5409 GOULSBY, Theodore, Lt. Colk 23-7741 WMB 346-A 2-2701 GUILL, R«"bert L. , Lt; Commander, USNR 23-7436 WMB 338 2-5348 KARA, Toshichika, Mr. WMB 341 2-5237 HARD III, Grovor C. , Mr. 23-7436 WMB 371 2-5334 EATT'ORI, John D. , 2nd Lt. WMB 379 2-5453 HENRY, Elorcnc, Miss 23-7462 1MB 348 2-2034 KIGC-INS, Carlisle, Mr. 33-3641 1MB 348-A 2-2034 KlRAYAMA Arthur Y., Mr. WMB 335 2-2030 EQH-Ilt Solis, Mr. 23-7741 MB 338 2-2062 ESI AN--, Che-Chun, Judge (China) 23-3164 1 MB 328-B 2—5356 HUGHES, E. Ruthe, Mrs. 35-1337 WMB 342 2-5308 HYDE, G Osmond, Mr. 23-7741 WMB 304 2-5380 IKED A, Tpjniko, Miss 56-C691 WMB 364 2-5437 IVANOV, A. , Col. 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(Russia) 23-2251 VMB 353 2-2f88 TAVENXVER, Pra.nk S. , Jr . , Mr. 33-3641 IVMB 304 2-5380 THOMPSON, Gladys, Miss 23-7016 WMB 378 2-2096 TOMITA, bptoshi, Mr. 23-8274 WMB 345 2-2066 TOYOSEBU, Shigeto, 2nd Lt. 23-7541 WMB 379--jjl 2-2022 Y A S I L Y E V , A.N. Ma.j. Gen. (Russia) 23-2261 VMS 352 2-2086 WADA, Douglas T . , Mr. 23-7741 IvMB 337 2-5275 WAGNER, Warren E . , Mr. YUB-413 WMB 363 2-5310 WALDORP, Douglas L . , Mr. 23-7436 tfMB 30^ 2-5233 WANAM '̂iKER, Ernest A. , Mr. 23-8280 WMB 351 2-5382 ARKENTIN, Erna I . , Miss 23-8078 WMB 304 2-5380 WHITS, Turner D . , Caotain 23-0616 WMB 344 2-2060 VTEHLE, Louise B . , Miss 25-1337 WMB 375 2-20IS WILLIAMS, Albert, Mr. 1MB 375 2-5273 WILLIAMS Eugene D , , Mr. 23-7436 WMB 342 2-5308 WOODEUPP, Leone L . , Miss 25-1337 WMB 324 2-5351 W00LW0RTE, Gilbert S. , Mr. 23-7741 WMB 376 2-5340 YOMAMOTO, Shizuma (Steve), Caotain YOURCHIK Y . T . , Mr. (Russia) 53-7541 23-2361 WMB 345 'MB 350 2-2066 2-2082t GENERAL HEADQUARTERS SUPREME COMMANDER FOR THE ALLIES' POWERS INTERNA!IONAL PROSECUTION SECTION 15 .August 46 MEMORANDUM: TO ALL MEMBERS OF STAFF The following case files (with, title) are contained in the File Room for use of all members of the International Prosecution Section Staffs Name Cass No. Name Cas e No ABE, &enki 287 CAST AGRA, J . A, 313 ARE, Nobuyaki 153 CABINET PLANNING BOAST; 376 ABEG, Lily 336 CA3INETS 102 ABO, Kiyokazu 424 CHAPMAN, A„ B. 316 AIKAWA, Yoshisuke 214 CHERRY BLOSSOM SOCIETY 22 AIEAWA, Saburo 120 CHINA AFFAIRS BOARD 360 AKAMATSU, Katsumaro IS CIVIL CENSORSHIP 357 AKAMATSU, Sadao 17 CLASS B & C OFFENSES 443 AKINAGA, Tsukizo 331 AKITA, Kioshi 111* DAYO KAI (Saturday Meeting 340 AKIYAMA, Teisuke 356 Club) ALL CHINA MILITARY AGGRESSION 444 DAI TAG SHO (Greater East Asia AMA&I, Takahisa 139 Ministry) 405 AMAU, Biji 216 DECLARATION OF TCAR 21 ANDQ, Saburc 52 DOIHARA, Kenji 48 ANGLO-JAPANESE PARLEY 361 ECONOMIC AGGRESSION IN CHINA 445 AOKI, Kazuo 215 (ZiST ASIA RESEARCH INSTIT) APPREH3NS ION OF VAR CRIMINALS 99 TOA KSHKYUJQ 344 ARAKI, Sadar EGUCHI, Wataru 416 ARAO. Okikazu 289 ARIMA, Tokayasu 67 FEKRARA, Nello V. 323 ARIMA, Y&riyasu 213 FUCHIDA, Mitsuo 12 ARISUE, Seizo 157 FUJII, Shigeru 119 ARITA, Hachiro 345 FUJITA, Mas amuchi 149 A6AKA, Yasuhiks 44 FUJIWARA, Ginjiro 217 ASSASSINATIONS IN 1932 301 FUKUDOMEi Shigeru 88 ATROCITIES 239 FUFJHARA, Isao 431 FUKUZAKI, Noburo 73 BA MAW 364 FURIBATA, Satoshi 63 BANCHO KAI 339 FURUNO, Inosuke 218 BASO, Serajudin 430 FURUTA, Shunosuke 327 BLACK DRAGON SOCIETY 226 FUSHIKI, Hiroyasu 15 BOLTZE, Erich 245 BURNING OF CONFIDENTIAL GENDA, Minoru 106 DOCUMENTS BY JAP. GOT'T. 43 GETSUIO KAI (Monday Meeting Club) 338 t Name Case No. Name Case I G@DO, Takuo 264 INOUE, Shigeyoshi 121 GOEO, Kiosbl 219 INCLE, Yg.su© 72 GCTl i P-umio 221 I1TUKAI, E'en 9 GOTO, Uzuru 409 IKTJKAI» Tusyoshi 275 GREATER EAST ASIA MINISTRY 505 ISHIDAj Otogoro 205 KOA DOME I (GREAT JAPAN HIS INS ISHIGURO, Tadatsu 117 ASIA ALLIANCE) 261 ISHII, Keishi 420 gummu eyoku 224 ISHIEARA, Kanji 239 ISHIEARA, Zoichiro 208 HAMiGUCHI, Osachi 274 ISHIKA'aA, Shingo 55 HAPADA, Kumao 329 1SEKATA, Sotcro 257 HASEGAWA, Kiyoshi 357 ISOGAYA, Eensuke 349 HASHIDA, Kunihiko 56 ITAGAZI, Seishiro 383 HASHIMOTO. Eingoro 343 ITO, Seiiohi 34 HASHIMOTO, Seikichi 415 IVAMURA, Michiyo 92 HAT A, Hikosatmro 220 IVAMCBA, Seiichi 27 HAT A, Shunruku 2 IZAVI, Takivro 272 HATOYAMA, Ichiro 456 HATTA, Yoshiaki 90 JAPAN ADVERTISER 93 HAUSHOEER, Karl 400 JAPANESE ARMY HIGH COMMAND 100 EAYASHI, Senjuro 295 JAPANESE E 1 T HIGH COMMAND 101 HIDAKA, Shinrokuro 337 JAPANESE DIXEGATES AT MANILA 165 HIGASHIKUNI, Haruhiko 47 JAPANESE GOVT. ORGANIZATION 259 HIJIKATA, Takehiko 257 J APANESE NEWSPAPER PILES 252 HIRAIDE, Hideo 68 JAPANESE PLAN TO ATTACK 6 HIRANUMA, Hiichira 295 JAPANESE PL/1I TO ATTACK-GUAM 7 gIRANUMA, Ziichiro 211 JAPANESE PLAIT TO ATTACK-MALAYA 8 HIRATA, N0Tmru 14 JAPANESE PLAIT TO ATTACZ- HIROHITO (Emperor of Japan) 254 PSARL HARBOR 23 HIROTA, Xoki 212 JAFANESE SURRENDER DELEGATES 164 HOMMA., Mas aiiaru 337 JAPANESE CONSTITUTION 442 HONDA, ftumataro 198 JAPAEBSE PHILIP RELATION 441 HONJO, Shigeru 81 HORIKIRI, Z em-fa ei 433 KABURAGI, Matsutaka 362 HOSHIKO., Hack! 69 KADOWAEI, Suemitsu 158 HOSHINA, Zenshiro 25 ZAGA^A, Toyohiko 259 HOSOC-AYA, Boshiro 142 EAGESA, Sadaaki 350 HYAZUTAKE, Gengo 31 KAEIMOTO, frcnichiro 133 KAM3I, Zenichiro 438 IDA, Ivakusu 210 EAMISAGO, MasasMchi 205 IZEDA, Seihine 209 KAMI SHI3AI, List of 268 IKEZAEI, Chuko 207 ZANAZAtfA, Masao 238 IMAI (General) 382 EJU3EMITSIJ, Isuaeo 115 IMAMURA (General) 273 ZMCAZA, Tomojiro 137 IMPERIAL GHQ, -283 KANOZOGI, Eazunotru 54 IRAA (imperial Rule Assistance ZASAGI, Pyomei 454 Association) 358 ZASAIJ Jiuji 359 INCIDENT (Eel). 26, 1936) 302 EASE, Sh-unichi 151 INCLDENT (China) 303 EASE, Toshikassa 418 INCIDENT (Manchurian) 300 ZATAGIRI, Eikichi 13 INO, Hiroya 71 EATO, Matsuo 386 * Hfiag C •are IT.-v. Name Case Ho. ZATQ, Sotomata 271 MIZUUTO j Itaro 168 ZATO, Takayoshi 29 MIZOTO, Eentarr. 197 377 KA.T3URA, Eirotaro 425 MOM» Xnka ZAVABE, Shozo 200 MOEIT'AMA, Eichi 89 ZAWABE, Torashiro 457 MUEATA, Shozo 114 ZAWADA, Isao ICS MUTAG-UCEI, Henya 19o ZAVAG-UCEI, Zyoteke 351 MDTO, Akira '19 ZAYA, Okinora 43 KaZAMI, Akira 110 KAGAEJIMA, Akira, Col. 396 EEMPEI TAI 363 IIAGAMUTO, Tsugio 179 KIDO, Koiclii 5 BAGABO, OR ami 19 ZIFJCSI, Takeo 203 SAGATA, Shigeru 135 ZIMUPA, Eeitaro 50 HAffiJKO, Canichi 136 ZI1T0SEITA, Eiichi 20i HiZAEAEA, Yoshimasa 38 ZISHI, lotiusuke 77 IAKAJIMA, Chikuhei 1S2 ZITA, Seichi 388 J&KAKGHA, Aketo 193 ZOBAYASEI, Ichizo 94 HAZAMCD.U, Zakuhei NATOAZA ( Cored' r) 290 ZOBAYASEI, Junichiro 202 10 ZOBAYASEI, Seize 152 NAMING- INCIDENT 439 ZOMMA, Yoshio 194 NARCOTICS 285 ZOISO, Kuniefc? 62 NA3E1MOTO, Mo rimas a 3 KOIZUMI, Chikahiko 66 NATSUNAGA, Tsuneo 412 Z0ZUE0U-.SEA 227 NEWSPAPER PILES, Japanese 252 ZOKDO, Notiutake 141 NISEIO, Toshizo 51 kcUQYS, Eumimaro 59 NISEIs Giuchi 389 ZUEARA, Eusanosuke 107 NISEI, Earuhiko 237 KURODAj Shigenori 320 BDZC, Tcshio 191 ZUB^SEIMA, Zameto 86 NOMUliA, Zichisaburo 154 ZTIRU3U, Sa"buro 150 384 ZUSAZA, Sinichi 133 03AIA, Eideycshi ZUSAZA, F.ynosuke 129 ©rATA, Yo s hi zurai 32 KTJTvABAEA, Yoshiki 414 ODATE, S'nigeo 255 KUZUU, Yoshiriaa 105 OGATA, Taketora 266 p.-fAMEUUG ARMY 299 C GAT A, Tsutoiriu 422 LA^PELATING TO CLASS A,B,C 453 OCA^A, Otaro 95 MANDATED ISLANDS 379 0 GURA, Mas atune 98 MAHCEUEIA 440 OEASI, Chuichi 390 MARC ET ALE?., Von, E.A, 245 OIZAWA, Zoshiro 35 MASEIUO, Takema, Cel. 258 CZA, T&kazumi 37 190 MATSUDAIEA, Tsuneo 146 OZASE, lagakage MATSUI, I wane 61 CKAIA, Kgisuke 278 MATSUMOTO, Shunkichi 204 TZJi'DA, Jisakn 130 MATSUOZA, Yostike 118 OKAWA, Shtaaei 182 HATSUSEIMA, (MAISUJIMA) Eajirae OZAZAZI» Zats-ao 153 MAT3UZAZA, Eiromasa 195 CZOCEI, Masat ac hi 325 MAZAZI, J inz ahur c 60 OK'JM, Ziuiihiko 159 MIZAWA, Gunichi 83 0M0E1, Sentero 84 MINAMI} Jiro 76 0110, Zoichi 188 MISEDZTJ, Zononu. 39 ORGANIZATION, Japanese G-ovt 259 MITOj Eishashi 62 OSEIMA, Eiroshi 247 MIYAGAWA, Tsuneo 429 OSUMI, Mineo 368 MIYO, latsiJkicM 75 OTA, Ichiro 199 i. OTA, Zanai 131 » Case No. ©TA, Eozo 186 OTA, Masataka 184 OTA, Tomatsune 228 fafuro PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATION 250 PERIODICALS Sc REFERENCE BOOKS 253 POLITICAL ORGANIZATION 251 PREPARATIONS FOR WAR 446 PREPARING JAPANESE OPINIO® FOR WAR 447 PRISONERS OF WAR 280 PROPAGANDA AND PRESS CONTROL 4-35 RELATIONS WITH GERMANY, ITALY, FRANCE THAILAND 448 RELATIONS WITH NETHERLANDS & PORTU&AL 451 RELATIONS WITH U.S. & BRITISH COMICOTEALTH 450 SELATIONS WITH USSR 449 RUSSIAN INTERROGATIONS 459 SAITO, Makoto 277 SAKAI, Tadamasa 32 S SAKAI, Takashi 348 SAKAMOTO, Tamao 162 SAKONJI, Seizo 112 SAKURAI, Hyogu.ro 183 SANADA, Joichiro 156 SANAGI, Tsyoshi 132 SASAGAWA, Ryoichi 185 SASAKI, Akira 74 SATO, Katsuya 87 SATO, Kenryo 176 SATOMI, Hejine 426 SAWAMOTO, Yorio 33 SHIDEHARA, Kijtiro 406 SHIGEMITSU, Mamoru 407 SHIKATA, Riyoshi 437 SHIMADA, Kiyoshi 413 SHIMADA, Shigetaro 36 SHIMIZU, Konos-uke 435 SHIMIZU, Mitsumi 145 SHIMOMUPA, Hirosai 187 SEIMOMUPA, Sadamu 337 SHINDO, Zazur-a 177 SHINDO, Shintaro 255 SHINOZUKA, Yoshio 45 SHIONO, Suehiko 178 SEIOTEN, Notratake 180 SHIOZAWA, Koichi 28 SOBS. SHIRAICHI, Eayutaka 14C SHIPATORI, Toshio 5? SHORIEI, Maosutaro 181 SOSJ'iMA, DaisuLte 42 SCJRCES OF INFORMATION, CONFIDENTIAL 260 SPECIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION " J STAHMSR, Epns (H.G.) 244 SUETSUGtT, Nottuaasa 321 SUSANAM3 , Sa2u.ro 428 SUC1 i-ana 127 SUGIYA.MA s Eajima 4 S i m , Teiiohiro 281 SUPREME COUNCIL FOR THE DIRECTION OF THE WAR 284 SJTZUKJ., ri;eiichi 80 TAKA2ASEI, I dc 122 TA3EI, Toraichi 410 TADA Hayac 53 TAJIRI, Ikiyoshi 167 TAKA3ATAKE, Yoshi.lJ.ko 432 TAKAGHI, Shigeto 170 TAKAHASHI, Chiiisya 128 TAKAHASHI, Saakichi 169 TAKAHASHI, Seiji 341 TAKAHASHI, Shozc 332 TAKATA, Toshitane 123 TAKEI3 Dais-ake 40 TAKEUCHI, Eakichi 385 TAKURA, Hires hi 427 TANABE, Earumichi 109 TAiaBE, Mori take 399 l'ANAKA., Giichi 298 TANAZA, Hi go tar a 30 TANATCA, Koji 159 TANAKAs Ryukichi 234 TANAZA, Shizuiclii 235 TAN1 ? Eisao 375 TANI, Masay-uki 91 TANJESHIZAC . 347 TASHJ.EO 381 TATSKAWA, YCshi.t suga 391 TOIBATA, Euri 124 TEPASAKI, Hidenari 421 TERASAKI, Taro 392 TERASHIMA, Ken 70 TEPAUCHI, Juicbi 18 TCA ESNKYUJC 344 TOGO, Shigenorl 1 TCI3ANE, Jurio 124 TOJO. Hideki 20 TOJO CABINET 2 Dec. 41 103 T03LUGAWA, Yoshighika 458 TOKUNAGA, SaJcEe . 26 Name Crse Fj, TOZUTOM.I, Iichiro 172 TOMIOKA, Sadatoshi 64 TOTAL WAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE 455 TOYCLA, Soenu 173 TOYODA, Teijire 113 TREATIES 285 TRIALS 262 TSUBOEAMI, Teiji 401 TSUDA, Shingo 174 • TSUGITA, Daisaburo 380 . TSUKADA, 0. Ogpt. 408 TSUKAHARA, Nishiyo 125 TSUZAMOTO, Takeshi 166 TSUZUZI, IsicM 41 UCHIDA, Shozo 317 UEDA, Eenkichi 393 TJEDA, Shunkichi 403 tlEMURA, Mikio 417 UENO, LIBRARY 233 UGAKI, Kazushige 355 tJGAKIi Natome 85 UMBZAWA, MicMhs.ru 419 UMEZU, Yoshijiro 394 UOZUMI, Jasaku 126 USHIBA, Toaohoku 161 USAMI, Uzukiko 305 USHIROZU, Hun 171 7SN MIBBACH, Geldern 256 ttCHI, Takaji 352 JADA, Yushiro 55 •rAKAIiATSU, Todftkazu 453 WZASUGI (Eirst name unknown) 263 rAKATSUEI, Reijiro 275 /ALUBAUER, G.P. 335 '/AR CRIMINALS, List of Japanese 59 dATAKABE, Katsuji 76 •'/ATANABE, 3aburo 346 Name Case WATANABE, Yosuji 147 WITNESSES 278 WOELTAT, Staalstrat 3o4 WORKING ASSIGNMENTS 249 YAKADA, Otozo SIS YAMAMOTO, Chikac ~±3 YAMAMOTO j Is or oka Adm. 11 YaXAMOTO, Kumaichi 235 YaKAMOTO, Uagashige 411 YAMAMOTO, Yesisuke 155 YAMOAKA; Manno s-oke 248 YAM. ASH IT A > Tonoyuki 46 YANAGAWA, Heislice 95 YAMAGIZAWA, Kuranosuke 144 YASADUA: Hpj ina 329 YASUI, Ziji 97 YCITYAIiA, Yui 175 YOKAI, Mi sura as a 297 YOSHIDA., Shigeru 404 YOSHIDA, Tpdashi 423 YOSHIDA. Zengo 24 YOSHI^IA, Kerichi 434 ZATBATSU 225 The above is a revision of the memorandum dated 8 May "946. It is suggested if any cf the Staff has information which would indicate that any additional files should he opened, please advise the File Room. 3 . 3 . D«nly v „ , Chief/ Document Division
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