Affidavit of KIDO, Koichi, Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, affirmed and assigned Exhibit No. 3340 by the Tribunal. Read by William Logan on October 14-16, 1947. It includes 326 points, entries from his diary and KIDO's oath ...

Affidavit of TOJO, Hidiki, Prime Minister of Japan, affirmed and assigned Exhibit No. 3655 by the Tribunal. Read by George Francis Blewett from December 26-30, 1947. It includes TOJO's oath at the end of the document to ...

Summation by the Prosecution presented to the Tribunal beginning on February 11, 1948 and ending on March 2, 1948. This copy lacks the introduction and sections H, K, and AA-YY.

Opening statement of TOJO, Hideki, Prime Minister of Japan, read by Dr. Ichiro Kiyose to the Tribunal on December 26, 1947. Statement summarizes the evidence into seven points.|Dr. Ichiro Kiyose, George Francis Blewett, Counsel.

Proceeding in Chambers on a Matter brought up by Mr. Caudle in reference to the proposed interrogation of former German Ambassador OTT in Peiping, China before the Honorable Sir William Webb, President of the Tribunal and ...

Proceeding in Chambers on Paper No. 974 -- Request by defense for the processing of certain reports; and other mattersbefore the Hononrable Sir William Webb, President of the Tribunal and Member from the Commonwealth of ...

Proceeding in Chambers on Paper No. 960 -- Request for subpoena to Central Intelligence Group or its successors for production of documents previously requested of Washington Document Center. Paper No. 959 -- Same as above ...

Proceeding in Chambers on Paper No. 971 -- Request by Mr. Roberts of defense for establishment of a Commission to take the deposition of one, KAGESA, Sadaaki in the First National Hospital, Tokyo before the Hononorable Sir ...

Defense document for TOJO, Hideki, Prime Minister of Japan, presented to the Tribunal as Exhibt No. 3685 during the reading of TOJO's affidavit on December 30, 1947. It is an address given by TOJO at the Greater East Asia ...

Proceeding in Chambers on Application of the Defense for the production of witness Major General John R. Beane, USA (Retired) before the Honorable Sir William Webb, President of the Tribunal and Member from the Commonwealth ...