14.“War,” by MUTO Sadaichi, 1936, No. 15061-2/122. 15.“The Record of Officers Involved in the Incident of February 15th,” No. 15061-2/101. 16.Police records on the Imperial Rule Assistance Society and its affiliated political groups and files of publications by IRAS. – Individual dossiers of members of the Lower House of the Diet active in t eh Imperial Assistant Political Society and membership lists of groups affiliated with IRPS, No. 15057-28/1. 17.“Records of Censoring Newspaper Articles,” 13 vols., Home Ministry, 1937-39, 1941-44. No. 15037-7/622. 18.“Formation of New Organizations,” Home Ministry, 1942-44, No. 15037-8/636. 19.“Intelligence Bulletin,” General Affairs Bureau, Greater East Asia Ministry, Vol. 1-18, 21-39, 1 June 1943 – 1 Jan 1945, “Secret,” No. 15039 (R.D.#47)-10/10. 20.“Method of Establishing Greater East Asia,” (Dai TOA CHITSUYO KETSUSETSU) OKAWA Shomei, August 1943, No. 15053-1/4. 21.“Record of Censored Newspaper Articles,” Home Ministry, 1938-40, No. 15037-6/596. 22.“Records of Newspaper Censorship,” Home Ministry, 1942-45, No. 15037-6/597. 23.“History of the Manchurian Incident,” General Staff Headquarters, 18 Vols. (Vols. 1, 2, 8, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18 and 19), No. 15019-2/1. 24.“Races and Religions of the Far East,” TAWSAE Joji, May 1944, No. 10044 D, Part III, 32/8. 25.“History of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere,” MUNE Koichi, 1941, No. 10044-B-34/53. 26.“Causes of World War II,” Foreign Ministry, 1943, “Secret,” No. 1044-A-4/47. 27.“Our Enemy American and the American; Our Plan for Victory,” South Pacific Economic Research Institute, 1944, No. 5040-10/45. 28.“History of Greater East Asia,” by YANO Niichi, Oct. 1944, No. 5040-11/54. It is suggested that all members of the Legal Staff review the above list of documents if any of them are required. If so, contact should be made with the Investigative Division. [Signed Roy L. Morgan] ROY L. MORGAN Chief, Investigative Division