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Publication Number:
C73
Publication Title:
Army JAG Case Files of Pacific Area War Crimes Trials, 1944-1949 (Including Iwanami Case)
Content Source:
NARA
Short Description:
NARA C73. Trial documents relating to Japanese prisoners of war and crimes committed during World War II.
Publication Declassified:
a:NND 735027|b:NARA|d:1973
Roll:
0002
Date:
1944-1949
Content:
Brutal Treatment of POWs by Japanese: Ryoji, Durand, Marquis
Case File Number:
48-35
Original data from:
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WWII JAG Case Files, Pacific - Army

JAG is the acronym for Judge Advocate General. These records comprise legal case files relating to crimes committed during World War II by Japanese soldiers and sailors, prosecuted under US military law. Not all of the accused were guilty. These records are sorted by case file titles. Some files are brief, while others may contain hundreds of pages of testimony, correspondence, and court documents.

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