Atrocities

Draft of Index to "Photographs of the Burial Places of the Victims of the Massacre at Nanking in 1937." Includes "Introductory Remarks on the Compilation of Photographs of Enemy Crimes."

"Condition in Nanking after the capture by the Japanese." From the German Embassy on January 28, 1938. Contains markings indicating which sections should be omitted from evidence.

Transcript of Proceedings, August 15, 1946 (pp. 3846 -- 3916 inc.). Handwritten notation states "Sutton (Duplicate)." Witnesses included John Goette and John G. Magee. Topics discussed were the China Affairs Board, Japanese administration in China, and Japanese Press in China, and "Puppet" governments.

IPS Document No. 1742. Chen Fu Pao recounts his experiences during the Nanking Massacre. Describes the Japanese killing of Chinese and the Red Swastika Society burying the bodies. Contains original Chinese statement.

Document outlining United Nations War Crimes Commission required information about charges against Japanese War Criminals. For this document, the charges are 410, and the incidents being investigated occurred from October 10, 1937 to November 1937 in Kiangsu Province. Gives a short statement of the killings committed by the Japanese soldiers. Handwritten notation states "use affidavit only."