Atrocities

Photograph of four survivors from Camp Stanley with caption "Knew Jap Brutality - These four men, prisoners at Camp Stanley, Hong Kong, show the results of Jap treatment. Scars on the unidentified man at left were caused by Jap beatings. Others, left to right, are L. E. Lammert, A. D. Humphreys, and Dr. W. J. E. McKenzie."

Pages 1 to 4 in full from the Stars and Stripes newspaper. Relevant article to tribunal is "Affidavits of Jap Atrocities Read at Trial: Rape of Nanking Enters as Big War Crime Trial with Witnesses' Records" on page 4. Gives account of presentations by David N. Sutton and George A. Furness. Also mentions testimony by Lewis S. C. Smythe and J. H. McCallum on conditions in Nanking during Japanese occupation.

Affidavit of Chang Kuan Wan regarding the bayoneting of Chang Chen Teh by Japanese soldiers in Wu Yuan District on February 3, 1940.

Handwritten notes regarding offering statements on atrocities committed by Japanese troops in China as a group to the tribunal.

Statement of Miner Searle Bates, a professor of history at the University of Nanking, in Japanese. He was an active member of the International Safety Zone Committee and in his testimony he recounts the events that occurred during the Japanese invasion and occupation of Nanking.