Analysis of Documents

Doc. No. 4027 - Analysis of Documentary Evidence

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Analysis of Photostats: File of Foreign Ministry (State Sec'y. Japan Vol 2c); telegrams from and to OTT. Persons implicated: OSHIMA, Hiroshi; TOGO, Shigenori; ARITA, Hachiro; OTT, Eugene; SATO; KURUSU, Saburo. Crimes to which document applicable: "Conspiracy for and preparation of aggressive warfare - (Relations with Germany, France, Netherlands East Indies.)"
Date: 
1946CE Jun 8th

Document Numbers by Topics and Dates

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Lists document numbers that correspond to specific topics and corresponding dates. Categories include: September 18, 1931: Japan Attacked Republic of China - thereafter Japanese Government adopted and supported the aggression; February 6, 1932: Japan refused to accept assistance from the U.S., Great Britain, and France in settlement of dispute; September 15, 1932: Japan recognized independence of Manchukuo; 1932 and thereafter: Japan established general superiority of rights in favor of its own nationals, economic exploitation of Manchukuo; March 27, 1933: Japan resigned from League of Nations; 1936:Anti-Comintern Pact; July 7, 1937: Japan attacked Republic of China; January 25, 1937: Japan refused to participate in Far Eastern Adv. Com. League of No); October 27, 1937 & November 12, 1937: Japan refused to discuss application of stipulations of 9-Power Treaty Conference of Brussels; November 1938: Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere commenced; March 31, 1939: Japan annexed Sinnan Islands - Spratley Islands; September 22, 1940: Japan entered into agreement with Vichy providing for immediate lending of limited number of troops in Indo-China; September 27, 1940: Japan entered into Tripartite Agreement with Germany and Italy; November 30, 1940: Japan recognized independence of National Government of Republic of China (puppet), entered into Treaty; February 1, 1941: Peace signed between French Indo-China and Thailand with Japan as mediator; July 29, 1941: Protocol between Vichy and Japan whereby Japan and Vichy agree to cooperate militarily for defense of Indo-China; December 20, 1920 to December 7, 1941: Japan established military and naval bases and erected fortifications in Mandated Islands of Marshall, Marianna, and Caroline; December 7-8, 1941: Japan attacked U.S., Great Britain, and Thailand; January 11, 1942: Japan invaded Netherlands East Indies after declaration of war by Netherlands on December 8, 1941; February 19, 1942: Japan invaded Portuguese Timor

Doc. No. 4051 - Analysis of Documentary Evidence

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Description of supposed attached document: Photostat - Foreign Ministry File (State Sec'y Japan Vol i I) originally from February 1940 and July 1940 in German language. Document has not been translated but it has been photostated. The original source was Nuremberg and the individuals discussed are OSHIMA, OTT, and STAHMER. This document relates to Conspiracy for Aggressive Warfare. Included in these documents are: Telegram from OTT regarding the publishing of German war songs in Japan; Telegram from STAHMER to WEIZSACKER regarding talks with OSHIMA, SHIRATORI, TERAUCHI, etc. related to cooperation; Telegram from RIBBENTROP, FUSCHL identical to IPS Doc. No. 4037, Item 31; Notice signed by KNOLL that AIKAWA will be available to talk to the Foreign Minister in Berlin on March 2; Note from WEIZSACKER regarding Germany granting certain economic concessions if Japan would not touch the Netherland's Indies.
Date: 
1946CE Jul 1st

Doc. No. 827 - Analysis of Documentary Evidence

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Description of the supposed attached document: "Biography of General MINAMI, by YOSHITAKE," Ken from 20 September 1937. Source of the Original: Home Ministry through Document Acquisition Group. Persons Implicated: MINAMI, Jiro. Document pertains to the crime of Aggressive Warfare. Topics found in the book include MINAMI's career and actions as Assistant Chief of the General Staff and as War Minister. Discusses actions in Manchuria. Document not attached.
Date: 
1946CE Mar 14th

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