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 ...

Individual summation on behalf of TOJO, Hideki, Prime Minister of Japan, read to the Tribunal by Blewett and Kiyose April 9-12, 1948. It contends that TOJO was not individually guilty of the charges against him, that "no ...

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.

First page lists preliminary defense document number with following pages containing a running commentary describing each document for defendant OSHIMA, Hiroshi, Japanese Ambassador to Germany before and during World War ...

Supplementary list of defense document numbers followed by supplementary pages containing a running commentary describing each document for defendant OSHIMA, Hiroshi, Japanese Ambassador to Germany before and during World ...

Court proceedings after the introduction of Defense Document 2862 (Exhibit No. 3508), Affidavit of OSHIMA, Hiroshi, Japanese Ambassador to Germany before and during World War II.

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 ...

Defense document for TOJO, Hideki, Prime Minister of Japan, presented to the Tribunal as Exhibit No. 3660 during the reading of TOJO's affidavit on December 29, 1947. It is a brief compiled by the Japanese Foreign Ministry ...