Atrocities

Affidavit of Chow Ju Tao regarding the killing of her husband, who had failed to escape with her, by the invading Japanese troops. The incident occurred in 1944 in Peh Shan Village, Chow Hsu, Ping Yang District.

Affidavit of Wei Liso Shih regarding the capture and killing of his eldest son, Hsing Shu, by Japanese soldiers during their invasion of Ping Yang District in November 1944.

Affidavit of Chang Chi Pang regarding the killing of Chang Wen Lien and Chang Cheng Liang during the Japanese occupation of the Ping Yang District in 1944.

Affidavit of Ho Ying Tsai regarding the killing of an old woman in Peh Shan Village, Chow Hsu, Ping Yang District during the Japanese invasion. Contains original Chinese affidavit. Handwritten note states: "The affidavit in Chinese does not contain the name of the victim. Suggested withdrawal of the request. Mr. Sutton approved."

Farrell submits to Sutton what he discovered on how the relationship between Japan and Germany functioned throughout the Far East. Gives detailed information on the pathways of communication. Also discusses raw materials and other economic agreements between the two powers. Relates the various roles of Eugen Ott, Stahmer, and Wohlthat in the Far East, including their actions against China and the United States.