This set includes operational reports, research and development studies, intelligence estimates, and contingency combat plans. The records of the Combined Chiefs of Staff (of the U.S. and the United Kingdom) and of all committees of the JCS are included. The microfilm set is issued in two parts.

GUIDE: B-39829

GUIDE: B-39826

GUIDE: B-39832

GUIDE: B-38905

Community Analysis Reports and the Community Analysis Trend Reports document an effort by the War Relocation Authority (established in 1942 to assist persons of Japanese ancestry who had been evacuated from the west coast by military order in the interests of national security) to obtain an understanding of the social background of the evacuees and their reactions to conditions in the relocation centers. The monthly reports to the Washington headquarters of WRA document general studies of center populations, and report on specific problems or concerns of their respective centers. These were accompanied in many instances by reports, interviews, questionnaires, and other writings by evacuees.

The records reproduced in the microfilm publication are from "Records of the War Relocation Authority," Record Group 210.

GUIDE: B-39749   These reports were produced by the Office of the Coordinator of Information, then by the Office of Strategic Services, and, after disbanding of the latter, by various branches of the State Department, during and following World War II.  Includes:

Pt. I      Japan and its occupied territories during World War II

Pt. II     Postwar Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia

Pt. III    China and India

Pt. IV   Germany and its occupied territories during World War II

Pt. V    Postwar Europe

Pt. VI   The Soviet Union

Pt. VII  The Middle East

Pt. VIII  Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia and the Fare East Generally, 1950-1961 supplement

Pt. IX    China and India, 1950-1961 supplement

Pt. X     Europe, 1950-1961 supplement

Pt. XI    The Soviet Union, 1950-1961 supplement

Pt. XII   The Middle East, 1950-1961 supplement

Pt. XIII   Africa, 1941-1961

Pt. XIV  Latin America, 1941-1961

This is microfilm of the 136 volumes that comprise the record of proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, April 24, 1946-April 16, 1948.

GUIDE: Dull, Paul S. Tokyo trials : a functional index to the proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. D804.J32I53 International Military Tribunal for the Far East. List of finding aids available in War Crimes Unit to assist in servicing records of the Japanese War Crimes. D804.J32I578 [International Military Tribunal for the Far East] [Tokyo war crimes trials] Index of documents not specifically linked to one or more of the defendants. D804.J32I577 [International Military Tribunal for the Far East] [Tokyo war crimes trials] Index of documents by (phase and subject) Documents 1 to 2969 and 4000 to 4095. D804.J32I576 [International Military Tribunal for the Far East] [Tokyo war crimes trials] Revised index of documents by defendants. D804.J32I575 This set is mimeograph copies of the proceedings, documents and exhibits, covering April 24,1946-April 16, 1948. The Center's holdings are incomplete. The documents are arranged on the shelf in boxes with the following labels:

• Corrections: Box 1-3.
• Proceedings in chambers: Box 1-5.
• Index of prosecution exhibits and exhibits #1-11529. (34 boxes)
• Prosecution documents (Japanese) #1-11528. (29 boxes)
• Defense documents (English) #1-6251. (28 boxes + 1 box of unnumbered documents)
• Defense documents (Japanese) #1-3101. (22 boxes)
• Opening statements of Prosecution. Prosecution summary. (1 box)
• Individual summations. (3 boxes)
• Box 1: Summation for defense. Summation for Matsui.
• Box 2: Summation of evidence. POW summation.
• Box 3: Prosecution response to defense summation. Mis-statements. General reply to summation of prosecution.
• Box 4-5: Evidentiary documents.
• Box 6: Judgment.
• Box 7: Rulings of the tribunal.
• Box 8-10: PAL opinion.
• USA vs. Homma, v. V-XV. (3 boxes)
• USA vs. Homma, v. XVI-XXVII. (2 boxes)
• USA vs. Yamashita. (1 box)
• Narrative summary, p.1-6261. (8 boxes)
• Conspiracy. Aggression against Russia. Crimes against peace. (1 box)
• Opinions: Kido and Roling. (1 box)
• Documentary evidences #1-4097. (1 box)
• Box 1: Proceedings in chambers.
• Box 2: Chronological summary docket.
• Box 3: Analysis of documents #1-511, Set 5, Book 1

Speeches of Japanese government leaders. Netherlands phase. Top military aggression in Manchuria. American-British phase. Computation between US and other powers.

• Box 4: Miscellaneous.
• Box 5: POW summation (Japanese).

General reply (Japanese). Defense summation (Japanese). Opening statement of prosecution (Japanese).

• Box 6-7: Summation (Japanese).
• Box 8: Summation A-K.

Summary of proof. Miscellaneous (Japanese).

For assistance in accessing this uncataloged material, please contact CRL's Member Liaison and Outreach Services Director.

Documents of the war crimes trials of 185 defendants tried by the American Military Tribunals (AMT). These proceedings are commonly referred to as the Nuremberg trials subsequent proceedings.

The AMT series consists of proceedings and supporting documents of all twelve cases tried by the American Military Tribunals, 1946-1949. Proceedings are in German and English, with some supporting documents in German only. These papers are a major source of historical materials documenting Nazi activities in Germany and other Axis countries in 1933 to 1945.

The Center's holdings of this material is incomplete. Trial records and documents in mimeograph format are arranged on the shelf in boxes in order by case, then by transcripts (German and English), prosecution documents, and defense documents.  For assistance in accessing uncataloged material, please contact CRL's Member Liaison and Outreach Services Director.   For some trials the Center has acquired microfilm copies of the documents, for which catalog records are noted. 

The twelve cases and their popular titles are: 

• Brandt, Karl, ca.1904-1948. Medical case: records, 1946-1947. (#18656999) (183 boxes)  http://catalog.crl.edu/record=b1461713~S1

• Milch, Erhard, 1892-1972. Milch case: records, 1946-1947. (#18665148) (17 boxes)

• Altstoetter, Josef. Justice case: records, 1947. #18669968) (85 boxes)

• Pohl, Oswald, 1892-1951. Pohl case: records, 1947-1948. (#18958169) (56 boxes)

• Flick, Friedrich, 1883-1972. Flick case: records, 1947. (#18966072) (65 boxes)

• Krauch, Carl. I.G. Farben case: records, 1947-1948. (#18674708) (69 boxes)

• List, Wilhelm, 1880-1971. Hostage case: records, 1947-1948. () (66 boxes)

• Greifelt, Ulrich. RuSHA case: records, 1947-1948 . (#19234229) (68 boxes)  http://catalog.crl.edu/record=b1436253~S1

• Ohlendorf, Otto, 1907-1951. Einsatzgruppen case: records, 1947-1948. (#19237972) (44 boxes) http://catalog.crl.edu/record=b1460133~S1

• Krupp von Bohlen und Halback, Alfried Felix Alwyn, 1907-1967. Krupp case: records, 1947-1948. (#18973861) (88 boxes)

• Weizsacker, Ernst von, Freiherr von, 1882-1951. Ministries case: records, 1947-1949. (#18997394) (212 boxes)

• Leeb, Wilhelm von, 1876-1956. High Command case: records, 1946-1947. (#18677267) (71 boxes)

On August 8, 1945, representatives of the USSR, France, the United States, and Great Britain signed the London Agreement that authorized the International Military Tribunal (IMT) to conduct a war crimes trial of Axis leaders. The IMT trial began on October 18, 1945, with 24 defendants all tried together. The defendants (and their sentences on one or more counts) were: Hermann Wilhelm Goring (death); Rudolf Hess (life imprisonment); Joachim von Ribbentrop (death); Robert Ley (suicide before sentencing); Wilhelm Keitel (death); Ernst Kaltenbrunner (death); Alfred Rosenberg (death); Hans Frank (death); Wilhelm Frick (death); Julius Streicher (death); Walter Funck (life imprisonment); Hjalmar Schacht (not guilty); Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halback (too ill to stand trial); Karl Donitz (10 years); Erich Raeder (life imprisonment); Baldur von Schirach (20 years); Fritz Sauckel (death); Alfred Jodl (death); Martin Bormann (tried in absentia; death); Franz von Papen (not guilty); Arthur Seyss-Inquart (guilty); Albert Speer (20 years); Constantin von Neurath (15 years); and Hans Fritzsche (not guilty).

CRL’s set of mimeograph copies of records from the Nuremberg trial is nearly complete and includes documents in English and German (with a few in French or Russian). The documents are arranged on the shelf in boxes in order of presentation of evidence. For assistance in accessing uncataloged material, please contact CRL’s Member Liaison and Outreach Services Director.

Contains records of interrogations of German officials of the Third Reich regarding German foreign relations, propaganda, the Nazi Party and other subjects for the period 1939-45.