Conspiracy

Reports on information sent by Hiroshi Oshima, Japanese Ambassador to Germany, in 1941 stating that Germany believed Japan should "get in the war and get in on the spoils" because "any delay in attacking the United States would only permit the Americans to gain strength for a joint attack with Great Britain against Japan." Describes discussions between Oshima and German Foreign Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop.

Lengthy document prepared by prosecuting attorneys outlining the evidence (including documents and exhibit numbers) relevant to the case the prosecution built against Japan regarding their relations with Germany and Italy. Volume VII discusses the no separate peace and the military agreement between Japan, Germany, and Italy. Gives a detailed sequence of events, including communication, between the three countries. Includes underlines and mark-up highlighting important parts of the document for the IPS.

Lengthy document prepared by prosecuting attorneys outlining the evidence (including documents and exhibit numbers) relevant to the case the prosecution built against Japan regarding their relations with Germany and Italy. Volume I provides the opening statement given by the prosecution to launch the section proving collaboration between the three countries. Gives a detailed sequence of events, including communication, between the three countries. Includes underlines and mark-up highlighting important parts of the document for the IPS.