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IWG RESEARCHING JAPANESE WAR CRIMESNow that the files are open and accessible, it's up tous to use them to write a fuller history of Japan'swartime actions. It's an important task, and this bookis the place to begin. CAROL GLUCK, George Sansom Professor of History, Columbia UniversityThis volume will be both essential reading and amajor reference tool for those interested in the warin the Pacific, United States intelligence in and afterthat conflict, and Japanese war crimes as known andunderstood at the WEINBERG,Professor Emeritus of History, University of North CarolinaFinally, after sixty years, our records on Japan havebeen indexed, and some documents that have beenhiding in plain sight can now be located with superbfinding aids. Pacific War veterans and their descen-dants will especially appreciate this roadmap toAmerica's very personal war. LINDA GOETZ HOLMES, author of Unjust Enrichment:How Japan's Companies Built Postwar Fortunes Using American POWsand 4000 Bowls of Rice: A Prisoner of War Comes Home$ JAPANESE WAR CRIMESINTRODUCTORY Essays [] Introductory EssaysoResearching Japanese War Crimes RecordsEdward Drea Greg BradsherRobert HanyokJames LideMichael PetersenDaqing YangNazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Records Interagency Working GroupWashington, DCIntroductory EssaysoResearching Japanese War Crimes RecordsPublished by the Na
In late 1945, Hosaka sent the diary by registered mail to Col. Alva C. Carpenter, head of the legal section of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP). He left his return address on the envelope. To make his handwriting legible, Hosaka copied the November 29 entry in clearer handwriting on a separate sheet of paper, which was then
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