Ex.505-528. German-Japanese relations (10 items, Doc. 1509-2647)
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issued: 2015-05-11
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note: o Doc. Ho. 1810 A Doc. "GO" Ho. 568 - Dated 11 July 1944 From: Minister SUZUKI To: Chief of Prisoner of War Information Bureau Subject: Treatment of Prisoners of War in Burma and Siam Regarding the treatment of prisoners of war interned in the prisoner of war camps in Burma and Siam, Mr, Max Huber, Chairman of the International Red Cross Committee in Geneva, sent us a telegram, as annexed in this report. Its translation is attached herewith. Concerning the return of seriously wounded and ill prisoners of war proposed by th.3 International Red Cross Committee, there will be much difficulty in its execution and therefore an answer will be made that it would be difficult to make such arrangements at present. The problems of the transfer of prisoners and transportation and distribution of medical supplies requested should be included, together with the solution and execution of the transportation of relief supolie which is now being negotiated between Japan and Great Britain and between Japan and the United States. I would like to send the above reply, and would appreciate your suggestion. Address of this communication: War Minister The Prisoner of War Information Bureau The Navy Ministry. Doc. No. 1810 A Page Z (Translation of telegram dated 23 June 1944, sent by Mr. Max Hube"-* Chairman of the International Red Cross Committee to the Foreign Minister) "Subject: Treatment of Prisoners of War in Burma and Siam The International Red Cross Committee has the honor to inform the Japanese Government that it requests Japan to give every possible assistance for the well-being of the prisoners who are interned in the prisoner of war camps in Surma and Siam for the purpose of preparing for the traditional service which is offered voluntarily to all "belligerent nations to guarantee more we J fare cf the prisoners of v?ar and non- combatant civilian ji 'tcmeos. They a.vo suffering from illness due to medical and other ca-gob, especially iiacla morbid by the climatic conditions of…
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