Analysis of Documents

Overview and analysis of the 1931 (the Geneva) Convention on narcotics. Includes the "Protocol" presented by the Japanese and agreed to by other nations. Source for some of the interpretation is "'Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences', (Vols. XI-XIII), The MacMillan Co., New York, (1944) pages 471, et seq."

Analysis of Extract, "World Almanac," 1945 -- re "Japan". Crimes to which document applicable: Aggression - N. E. I.; aggression - Indo-China; relations with U. S., G. B., and U. S. S. R.

Analysis of Excerpts, "Peace and War". Persons implicated: Col. IWAKURO; NOMURA; WAKASUGI; KURUSU. Crimes to which document applicable: Relations with U. S.; aggression - French Indo-China.

Analysis of Excerpts, "State Dept. Bulletin" re status of countries. Crimes to which document applicable: Relations with other countries. Summary of relevant points: "Extracts show: "Country," "Statement," and "Source" of country's position in war. Also, extract of Washington's Domei News Agency correspondent, (Mr. Clarke H. KAWAKAMI), who was an American citizen."

Analysis of Proceedings of Privy Council, "Ratification of Thai-Nippon Treaty", and "Treaty of Amity between Japan and Iran." Persons implicated: HARA, Yoshiyuki; SUZUKI, Kantaro; TOJO; ARAKI; MINAMI; KONOYE; MATSUOKA; OIKAWA. Crimes to which document applicable: Violation Nine Power Treaty, Aggression, Thailand.