Unwcc Finding Aid

UNITED NATIONS ARCHIVES
PREDECESSOR ARCHIVES GROUP

UNITED NATIONS WAR CRIftES COftftISSION
1943 - 1949
PAG-3/Rev. 1. 1981
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY AND ORGANIZATION
The United Nations

Crimes Commission!1 was established on
20 October 1943 by 8 meeting of Government representatives of seventeen
of the Allied
including all of the major powers except the
at the Foreign Office in l.ondon. The first official meeting
was held on 11 January 1944, and the Commission continued its work
actively until the end of Karch 1948.
The Commission engaged in formulating and implementing general
measures necessary to ensure the detection. apprehension. trial and
punishment of persons ace used of war crimes. It also performed valuable
advisory functions in connection with the development of principles of
international law and planning for international tribunals. Its
of
reference were as follows:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
To collect. investigate and record evidence of

war crimes, identifying where possible the
individuals responsible.
To report to the Government concerned cases
where the material available appeared to
disclose a
facie case.
To act as a Committee of Legal Experts charged
with advising the Governments concerned upon
matters of a technical nature, such as the
sort of tribunals to be employed in the trial
oC war criminals, the law to be applied, the
procedure to be adopted and the rules of
evidence to be followed.
In carrying out the function under (ii) the Commission was

assisted by National Offices established by each of the constituent
members. Formal charges against alleged or suspected war criminals were
submitted to the Commission by the National Offices, along with the
Bupporting data and a description of evidence available. It was then the
responsibility of the Commission to determine whether there appeared to
1/ For a more detailed account of the organizational structure and the operating procedures of
the UNWCC see History of the United Nations War Crimes commission and the Development of the laws of
war, compiled by the UNWCC (london, His Majesty's Stationery Officer, 1948).
Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, India, luxembourg,
Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Union of South Africa, United KingdOM, United States,
Yugoslavia. South Africa was only involved in the setting up of the commission; subsequently. it did
not participate in its workings. Denmark joined the Commission as a full member in July 1945. Apart
from these two changes the composition of the Commission did not change during its lifetime.
The Soviet union did not become a member, and therefore, did not submit any charges.
;
and
be sufficient evidence to
the listing of persons
as
criminals in
that they might be detained and prosecuted by the
member governments. In the performance of this function the Commission
examined charges involving approximately 37,000 individuals.
The War Crimes Commission took no part in the detention of
persons listed, or in the prosecution of the eases.
The function of the Commission under (iii) was to formulate
recommendations for the guidance of governments. Through a number of
recommendations the Commission influenced the development of
international law in such questions as jurisdiction, extradition,
belligerent occupation, personal responsibility for acts of State, the
criminality of aggressive war and the protection of human rights of civil
populations against violations by their own governments. The
law-reporting activities of the Commission are a valuable source of
information on State practice regarding the repression of crimes against
peace, war crimes and crimes against humanity. and constituted an
important preliminary step in the development and codification of these
branches of international law.
When the International Military Tribunals at Nuremberg and
Tokyo, as well as the municipal and occupation courts of its member
governments, started to function and trials of war eriminals were
actually being conducted on a considerable scale. the Commission made
arrangements for the collection and examination of the records of these
trials.
The Commission's first Chairman was Sir Cecil Hurst of the
United Kingdom who was followed in January 1945 by Lord Wright of Durley,
Australia's representative in the Commission. The post of
Secretary-General was held originally by Hugh McKinnon Wood; in November
1945. Col. G.A. Ledingham succeeded him.
The Commission established three main committees:
Committee I. the Committee on Facts and Evidence. was to
examine the charges filed by the member governments (National
Offices) and to prepare and issue lists of war criminals for the
different apprehending authorities in order that they might take
the necessary action.
Committee II. was concerned with IIEnforcement
a term
which comprised all
considered necessary to ensure the
detection. apprehension. trial and punishment of persons guiltl
of or responsible for war crimes. The recommendations of this
Committee influenced not only the creation of the Nuremberg
International Military Tribunal, but also the establishment of
the many other international and inter-allied military tribUnals
including the International Military Tribunal for the Far East.
In the course of time the duties of Committee II were assumed
either by Committee I or Committee III.
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and Organization
Committee III, the Legal Committee, was to advise on legal
questions. OWing to the significance of many of the legal
questions which were subsequently examined, the Commission's
advisory function tended. in the course of time, to exceed in
importance its original tast of investigation.
Questions of substantive law and particular
before the Commission by the National Offices ranged from the definition
of a war crime, superior orders, and military necessity, to usurpation of
sovereignty.
In order to deal with
the Commission
adopted a proposal by the Chinese Ambassador to establish a Far
and Pacific Sub-Commission in Chungking (eventually moved to Nanting) as
meeting on 29
a branch of the UNWCC. It held its
1944. The Sub-Commission set up two sub-committees: a Finance Committee
and a Committee on Facts and Evidence. The minutes of its meetings Were
regularly transmitted to the main Commission in London. Up to March 1947
it had held 38 meetings.
Other committees of the main Commission were the Far Eastern
Committee. the Public Relations Committee, the Finance Committee. the
Executive Committee and the Legal Publications Committee.
In May 1944 the Commission established a Research Office charged
with the tast of tracing some of the most notorious forms of systematized
crimes to their source, i.e. to compile documentary evidence on the
German authorities and departmental chiefs responsible for directing
organisations under which war crimes were committed. Thus, in close
collaboration with the National Offices, prima facie cases against
leading German officials were often established on the basis of a single
decree or proclamation published in the German-controlled press of an
occupied territory. Another part of the Research Office's work consisted
in meeting requests for information and to arrange for the publications
of the Commission.
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RECORDS
The records of the War Crimes Commission in the United Nations

Archives consist of: minutes, documents and reports of the Commission
and its Committees, the Research Office, and the Far Eastern and Pacific
Sub-Commission; periodical lists of War Criminals. Suspects. Witnesses
(including approximately 31,000 names) and related material of the main
Commission and of the Far Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission; and
correspondence, mainly with various National Offices. The more
voluminous part of the documentation of the War Crimes Commission are
records submitted by Member Governments, other National Authorities and
Military Tribunals: some B,OOO charge files and related material from
Australia to Yugoslaviaj periodical lists of about 31,000 War Criminals.
Suspects and Witnesses; reports of National Military Tribunals;
transcripts of proceedings and documents of the International "ilitary
Tribunal for the Far East. Finding Aids in the form of indexes are part
of the above enumerated records.
The War Crimes Commission destroyed a part of its records,
mostly administrative files, which were considered to be of no historical
value. Host documents held by the Research Office, which had been
received from government departments in London, were returned to the
respective ministries. Records of the following committees did not reach
the UN Archives and their whereabouts are not known: Far Eastern
Committee of the Hain Commission, Public Relations Committee, Finance
Committee, Executive Committee, Legal Publications Committee and two
SUb-committees of the Far Eastern and Pacific SUb-Commission.
Even though the documents of the Commission and its Committees,
per se, constitute only a small part of the total size of this archives
group, they provide insight into the organizational structure of the
Commission and its many and varied activities. A prominent example.
documented in 15 volumes. are the Law Reports of Trials of War Criminals
which contain summaries of the trials and a comment on each case prepared
by the UNWCC Secretariat. The constitutional and working relationship
between the War Crimes Commission and the UN Secretariat. especially in
the fields of human rights and codification and development of
international law. is also documented in two small registry files
(RAG-I/Boxes 62 and 95). Mimeographed documents (C 201-C 226.
Hay-September 1946) are contained in a tile ot the Legal Office
CDAG-3/Box 18, "C.A. Stavropoulos papers").
Related to the records of the War Crimes Commission are copies
of documents and transcripts of proceedings of the International Hilitary
Tribunal and of twelve trials known as the "Subsequent Proceedings" held
at Nuremberg from November 1946 to April 1949. These mimeographed
reference materials are in the custody of the United Nations Library.
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Revised Rules for Acces5._ to Records

of the United Nations War Crimes Commission *1
1.
Subject to the following restrictions and to normal
administrative controls, all archives of the UNWCC are available to any
person who appears. to the satisfaction of the Chief of the Archives
Section, to be engaged in serious research in the history of the
Commission or in related problems in international law or associated
fields.
2.
The following records are not available for inspection and use
ezcept as specified in rule 3 below:
(a)
Those parts of the minutes and documents of the Commission

and its Committees and of the Research Office "Documents"
that refer to specified individuals charged or suspected of
war crimes.
(b)
The list of war criminals, suspects and witnesses. and

related indexes, and the formal charges and related papers.
3.
The records described in rule 2 above include unsubstantiated
information and hearsay evidence which may not have been submitted to
judicial process. Access to these records will nevertheless be granted.
on the conditions described below, for the purposes of:
(a)
official research into and investigation and

prosecution of war crimes by Governments. and
(b)
bona fide research by individuals into the history and

work of the UNWCC and into war crimes;
on the understanding that. in granting access, the United Nations

Secretariat is acting in a purely administrative capacity under these
rules and it in no way engages the responsibility of the United Nations.
(a)
Official research into and investigation and prosecution of

war crimes by Governments.
States requesting access for these reasons should address a

written request to the Secretary-General of the United Nations
specifying (i) the purpose for which information is requested
and (ii), where information is sought on individuals. the names
of any persons on whom information is sought. It is understood
that. where information is sought on individuals, the rules of
the State concerned regarding protection of materials in
criminal investigations will be applied to the materials made
available by the Secretariat from the UNWCC records. Where
copies of materials are requested by a Government. a fee will be
charged to cover the costs of reproducing the materials
requested.
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Original rules established in 1949 and reviSed in NollentJer 1981.
(b) Bona fide research by individuals into the history and work
of the UNWCC and into war crimes.
(i) An application for access by an individual will be
accepted by the Secretary-General when it is transmitted on the
approved form, pursuant to such rules as the Government
concerned may prescribe, by the Permanent Representative or
Permanent Observer of the State of which the applicant is a
national or permanent resident. An application. when submitted
to the Government concerned. should be accompanied by an
appropriate introduction from an institution of higher learning
or research or from a relevant professional society. When
considering whether to transmit an application, the Government
concerned will pay due regard to the nature of the materials
involved and the use to which such materials may be put.
(ii) The approved form may be obtained from the Chief
Archivist of the United Nations. The form requires the
applicant to give undertakings to observe the terms on which
access is granted, and provides that payment of fees, as Cram
time to time established. will be required to cover the
administrative costs and services involved.
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Orfice and the Par Eastern and Pacific Sub-Commission
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Enforcement Committee (Committee II)
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Research Office
Periodical Lists of War Criminals, Suspects.

Witnesses and Related Material (Restricted)
1.3.
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Correspondence
Records submitted by Member Governments. other National Authorities and

Military Tribunals
2.0.
Charge Files consisting of formal charges submitted

to the Commission with accompanying data
Australia to Yugoslavia (Restricted)
2.1.
Lists of War Criminals. Security Suspects and

Witnesses especially from the Central Registry of War Criminals
and Security Suspects (CROWCASS) and other lists and related
materials submitted by National Offices (Restricted)
2.2
Reports of National Military Tribunals
2.3
Transcripts of Proceedings and Documents of the International

Military Tribunal for the Far East (Tokyo Trials)
2.3.0.
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Court Exhibits
International Prosecution Section Documents
Defense Statement and Documents
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Miscellaneous Reference Material

3.0.
Reference Material submitted

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organizations who do not fall under the Nuremberg Decrees
Yugoslav Nationals appearing on UNWCC lists
Lists of Persons wanted by Yugoslavia and categorised as
"A" cases by countries other than Yugoslavia
1947
Priority Lists
(correspondence and lists - 2 files)
1947
Miscellaneous Correspondence Re: Persons Listed

List number. current location. identification and other
investigation of listed War Criminals (correspondence with
National Offices)
Feb.1948
Nominal Rolls of Alleged War Criminals Wanted by Kamber

Governments (of prisoners of war held in the KiddIe East)
(List submitted by the Foreign Office) Proposed repatriation of German prisoners of war held
by the British in the KiddIe East pending consideration of
UNWCC and member governments (most nominal rolls)
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ANNOTATIONS
Correspondence with National Offices regsrding cases,

consisting primarily of transmittals for war crimes lists
and acknowledgement thereof. However, it also includes
clarification of facts and status of cases, requests for
changes in information, decisions on cases and
notification of adjournment of cases (arranged bJ
National Offices 1n alphabetical order)
2.
1944-1948
Australia - Netherlands
25
1944-1948
Norway - Yugoslavia
l'Iay 1946Apr. 1948
Trial of alleged German War Criminals by British

Authorites - Results, sentences, release, further status,
extradition (Correspondence, mainly by cable with ElFOR
BOAR/War Crimes Group, HQ. BOAR)
Jan.1947-
Correspondence, mainly with the UN Division on Human

Rights, especially re: collection and diasemination of
information concerning human rights arising from the
trials of war criminals, transfer of UNWCC personnel and
cooperation between the two offices
Herein: Ultimate custody of the archives
of the llNWCC
Feb.1949
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Kember Governments. other National
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Charge Files consiating of formal charges submitted

(Restricted)
PERIOD
S)'mhol
PAG-312.0.
ANNOTATIONS
Note:
These formal charges of "ember Governments and
related material usually consist of a 4-page form and
supporting documentation whieh provide the following
information: registered number; date of receipt in the
UNWCC Secretariat; charge number of the accusing
government; name(s) of accused; military rant and unit.
or name or other official position: date and place of
alleged crime; number and description of crime in war
crime list; summary statement of facts; particulars of
alleged crime and supporting evidence; notes on the ease
in regard to the culpability of the accused and
completeness of the case; and names of persons
transmitting the information. Often there are
statements by victims or witnesses in support of the
charge. or references to published sources. In
addition. the file cover indicates the date on which the
case was submitted to the Secretariat and decisions of
Committee I as to whether it vas an "A", "C", "S" or "W"
case (see explanatory note under PAG-3fl.l.O.).
Cases apply to either one or several accused. The
files are arranged by Hember Governments (Countries)
mating the charge and numerically, according to UNWCC
registered number.
See also Commission. Correspondence. PAG-3fl.3.
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Reel Nos:
Registers of Charge Files, showing Serial, Registration and

National Office Numbers; dates and names of accused
(chronologically arranged, bound)
145
146
Feb.1944Apr. 1946
Apr.1946Feb.1948
Jan.194SApr.1946
Volumes 1 - 3
Volumes 4 - 6
Volumes 7 - Pacific Theater of War
Belgium vs. Germans
Registered Nos.:
27
28
2'
30
31
1 - 55
- 149
150 - 22'
230 - 325
326 -
UNWCC 1
56
1
1
1-2
'"
Canada VB. Germans

Registered Nos.:
32
1 - 11
China vs. Germans

Registered No.:
1
Czecholovakia
2
VB.
Germans
Registered Nos.:
33
1 - 47
34
48 - 143
35
144 - 246
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Reel Nos:
Czechoslovakia VB. Hungarians

Registered Nos. :
3.
...
1 - 8
UNWCC
Gemsns
Registered Nos.:
I
- 186. 192
Herein: Statements concerning

Danish
Criminals Cases
5714 - 5760. 7678 - 1682
Ethiopia vs. Italians

Nos.:
1 - 10
vs. Gemsns
Registered Nos. :
31
38
3.
0
41
.2
43
'5
46
47
8
49
SO
51
52
53
1
.0
121
181
241
'34
411
500
567
650
733
80
881
976
1062
1132
1185
59
...
120
180
- 23
- 333
- '0'
-
56
- 732
- 803
- 880
- '75
- 1061
- 1131
- 1184
- 1268
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5
5
5
5
5-.
7
7
7
7
7
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AU thor't'
s nd M'litary
Tribunals
1
1
Charge Files consisting of formal

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submitted
ANNOTATIONS
Symhol
PAG-3I2,O,
Reel Nos:
France vs, Germans (cont, )

Registered Nos, :
5.
55
50
57
58
5.
1269
1339
1446
1563
1641
1721
1800
1877
1912
2056
2130
2190
o.
01
02
03
O.
05
France
...
- 1338
-
1444
1562
1640
1720
1799
1876
1910
205S
2129
2189
2231
UNCWCC 7-8
8
8
8
8
9
9-10
1.
1.
Italians
Registered Nos,:
1 - 3
1.
Greece vs. Albanians

Registered No, :
00
1
Greece
.S.
UNWCC 1.
Bu1gar ians
Registered Nos,:
1 - 125
120 - 199
07
Greece
".
1.
10-11
Germans
Reg i s tered Nos,:

08
09
1 - 93
17.
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11
11
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Reel Nos:
Greece vs. Italians

Registered Nos.:
70
1 - 131
UNWCC 11
Luxembourg vs. Germans

Registered Nos.:
7J
72
1 - 71
72 - 97
11
11
Netherlands ys. Germans

Rer;,istered Nos.:
"
74
75
76
77
7.
79
80
81
- 27
28 - 79
80 - 150
153 - 238
239 - 300
301 - 368
369 .. S - S10
511
58.
12
12
12
12
12-13
13
13
13
13
Norway vs. Germans

Registered Nos.:
82
I - 80
14
Poland vs. Germans

Registered Nos.:
83
8.
8S
86
1 - 45
14
178 - 256
14-15
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46 - 110
111 - 177
14
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National
T ib una 1s

!Restrlcted)
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Reel Nos:
Poland vs. Germans (cont.)

Registered Nos. :
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
9'
95
90
97
98
99
100
101
102
257
333
417
499
570
009
758
839
914
990
1069
1141
1207
1278
1355
1471
332
410
498
575
008
757
838
913
989
1068
1140
1206
1277
1354
1470
1563
UNWCC lS
lS
15
10
10
10
16-17
17
17
17
17-18
18
18
18
18
United Kingdom vs. Germans

Registered Nos. :
103
10.
105
100
107
108
10'
110
111
112
113
11.
115
110
1 - 65
00 - 150
152 - 210
211 - 274
275 - 330
331 - 390
391 - 447
8 - 498
49' - 554
555 - 005
000 - 02.
625 - 640
0" - 0"
070 - 072
I'
19
l'
19
19
20
20
21
21
21-22
22
22
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...
Uni ted Kingdom
SYlllbol
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Reel Nos:
Italians
Registered Nos. :
11.
117
UNWCC 22
22
1 - 66
68 - 114
United Kingdom'i'S. Rumania

Re&istered Nos.:
1 - 2
22
US v Italians
Re&istered NOB.:
118
1 - 3
23
US v Germans
Registered Nos. :
119
12.
In
1
61
126
212
23
23
23
23
6.
125
211
258
Yugoslavia 'IS. Albanians

Registered No. :
122
24
Yugoslavia 'Is. Bulgarians

Registered Nos. !
2.
1 - 4.
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Registered Nos. :
123
12.
125
12.
127
12.
12.
owec
1 - 70
71 - 132
2
24
,.
133 - 210
211 - 2
2.5 410 - 4
'69 - 561
2.
.0.
24-25
25
25
Yugoslavia VS. Hungarians

Registered Nos. :
130
1 - 11
25
Yugoslavia VS. Italians

Redstered Nos. :
1 - 53
54 - 150
151 - 221
131
132
25
25
25
Australia VS. Japanese

Registered Nos.:
1 - 19
133
France
26
Japanese
VB.
Registered No. :
1
Uni ted Kingdom
26
VB.
Japanese
Regis tered Nos. :

1 - 28
2.
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us vs. Japanese
Rer;istered Nos.:
1 _ 82
134
135
13.
137
UNWCC 26
2.
83 - 151
152 - 240
Sep.1944Kay 1945
2.
17 UNWCC Charges against German War Criminals
Adjourned and withdrawn cases and "C" listings

(Arranged by member government making the charges and
numerically according to UNWCC registered number)
138
Belgium, Czechoslovakia,
France
13'
France, Greece
140
Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland
141
United Kingdom
142
United Kingdom, USA, Yugoslavia
143
Yugoslavia, Australia
144
Notes on specific cases submitted for consideration at

meetings of Committee I (arranged chronologically.
copies)
Dac.194S_
lIar.1947
Clarification of facts or specific information relating

to Yugoslavia and United Kingdom cases
1946
War Crimes in the Strafgefangenenlager Nord, charges

by Czechoslovakia
Papers on international law in relation to war crimes
Handwritten notes on specific persons and cases
(unarranged)
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Authorities and Hilitary Tribunals
I..15LS
. war
;.;ecun'-r i)uspects
especially from the Central Registry of War Criminals and
Security Suspects (CROWCASS) and other lists and related
PERIOD
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ANNOTATIONS
Central Registry of War Criminals and Security

Suspects (CROWCASS), Allied Control Authority
147
1946-1946
Instructions and directives issued by CROWCASS and US

military authorities identifying the CROWCASS systems
and its implementation (with sample forms)
CROWCASS Wanted Lists, Consolidated Wanted Lists and
Supplementary Wanted I.ists
Wanted Lists
Nos. :
148
Jul.1945
OcL1945
Sep.19451946
5 - , --
1 12
3'
Z
Z
10; A
Z
13; A - Z
Consolidated Wanted Lists, Part 1

149
Kar.1947
Dec.1947
A - Z Germans Only
A - Z Germans Only
Final ConsolidateQ Wanted List, Part 1
Jun.1948
A - L Germans Only
Consolidated Wanted List, Part 2
Har.1947
Dec.1947
A - Z Non-Germans Only
A - Z Non-Germans Only
Supplementary Wanted List. No. 1
Jun.1947
Jun.1947
Part 1 - Germans
Part 2 - Non-Germans
Supplementary Wanted List. No. 2
Sep.1947
Sep.1947
Part 1 Part 2 - Non-Germans
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CROWCASS Detention Lists (alphabetically arranged, Nos.

1-8 mimeographed, unbound; Nos. 9-20 photo offset,
partly bound)
15.
Aug.194SFeb.1946
1 -
151
"ar.1946Sep.1946
Sep.1946
7 - 9
10i
(A
Sep.1946Oct.1946;
Dec.1946
10;
(HL - Z)
153
Jan.1947"81.".1948
16 - 20
15.
1946-1947
Tracing notices from CROWCASS requesting further

identification of detainees (arranged alphabetically
by name)
Dec.194SApr.1941
CROWCASS detention cases, identification and

clarification of action re detainees (mixed
correspondence)
Ju1.l946
List of Wanted Persons (arranged alphabetically

by name) - Office of the Theater Judge Advocate, War
Crimes Branch, "editerranean Theater of Operations,
US Army
152
155
- HU
11 - IS
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"ember Governments, other National

LUts Ot war (';r1mln81S.
PERIOD
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General Headquarters. Supreme Commander

for the Allied Powers, Legal Section
155
Monthly Summations (Reports. Statistics on Investigation.

Apprehension and Prosecution of Japanese War Criminals
Apr.1946Hay 1947
Aug.1947
Feb.1948
7 -
20
23 - 29 (others missing)
War Crimes Registry. 8.Q. Allied
Land Forces. S.E.A.C.
156
156a
Apr.1946Jun.1946
S.E.A.C. Theater Consolidated Suspects List

A-
Sep.1945Ju1.l946
S.E.A.C. Reproduction Lists of Suspects (Japanese)

Nos. I, (2 missing), 3 - 13
Oct.194SAug.1946
S.E.A.C. Theatre. Lists of Suspects (Japanese)

Nos. 1 - 24 (in alphabetical order)
Jun.1946
Amendments to S.K.A.C. theater Lists of Suspects,

Nos. 1 -23
20 Feb.I94
List of War Criminal Suspects held in South East Asia

Command (in alphabetical order) A - R
Suspected Japanese War Criminals held in CustodJ
War Service Histories of War Criminal Suspects Held in
Bangkwang Gual, Bangkok A - Y (Z)
Ju1.1946Aug.1946
Alphabetical list of
Service Histories of
Suspects in Custody S.E.A. Command A - K
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LlSts ot war l..:r1mlnaLS, :iecurlty
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ANNOTATIONS
Australian Military Authorities

156&
Apr.1946
Australian Military Forces Lists Nos. 1
11
Oct.1947
Japanese War Criminals charged and sentenced under the War

Crimes Act 1945 by Australian Military Authorities
List Nos. 1 - 5
May 1948
Japanese War Criminals implicated in War Crimes against

Australians. and held in SEA. SCAP or FARHI.F Areas
Australian Military Forces List Nos. 2 6
Feb.l946Oct.1946
Suspected Japanese War Criminals not yet in Custody

Australian Military Forces List Nos. 1 - 8
Dec.1946
Consolidated Suspect List No. 1

General Headquarters,
AFPAC Office of the Theater Judge Advocate War Crimes
Branch. Apprehension Section
Netherlands
157
11 Apr.l94
Netherlands List of Japanese suspected of having

commited War Crimes in the Netherlands East Indies or
against Netherlands and Netherlands East Indies
subjects (alphabetical)
31 Jul.194
Status of Japanese War Criminals Damed by the Chinese

Government (General Headquarters. Supreme Command for
the Allied Powers. memo to U.S. War Department)
Jul.1946Aug.1947
U.S. Headquarters Sugamo Prison. Roster of persons

confined at Sugamo Prison (Japan)
Oct.1945
List of Detained Japanese Perpetrators (alphabetical)
Jul.1946Sep.1947
Honthly rosters
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Index to the UK War Crimes Trials, arranged alphabetically by

defendant. One filing cabinet
Index to the US War Crimes Trials, arranged alphabetically by
defendant. One filing cabinet
Index to the War Crimes Trials in various other countries.
One filing cabinet
158
Har.1948Jul.1948
Results of Various National Trials of War Criminals

(Statistical Reports)
Synopses of Trial Reports received from National Authorities
(arranged by country and thereunder numerically; gives
date and place of trial. charge. verdict, and sentence,
and serveS as an index to trial reports and transcripts)
Australian Trials
159
1945-1947
Records of Military Courts (Japanese War Criminals;

approximately 250 reports)
Japanese Defendants - Transcripts of Proceedings
and Exhibits. One filing cabinet. (Cases: 5, 8, 9.
40. 43. 48, 49, 51, 52, 64, 65, 80. 85, 91. 113, 251,
and 252 on 20 reels of 3S rom. microfilm copies made

by Australian Commonwealth Hilitary
Photographic and Copying Section. A.B.K.R.)
British Hilitary Courts
War Crimes Trial Reports. Charge Sheets and
of Proceedings
Case Nos.:
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
161
168
1
2
34
49
(cont. )
3J
- '8
- 102
103
10' . 2'0
241 - 31'
316
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(Belsen Trial) Herein: UNWCC

Legal Committee Law Reports
Series on the Belsen Trial in
LUneburg
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ANNOTATIONS
British Military Courts (cant.)

Case Nos.:
1"
170
317 - 415
410
417 - 470
471 - 476
477 - 524
171
172
173
Canadian Trials
174
Oec.1945Jan.1946
Trial of S.S. Brigadefuhrer Kurt Meyer - Transcripts

of Proceedings and Report of Trial, Exhibits (bound
volume)
175
15-25 Mar.
1946
trial of Wilhelm Jung and Johann George Schumacher

Transcript of Proceedings
25 Mar.6 Apr.1946
Trial of Robert
Walter Weigel and Wilhelm
Ossenbach - Transcript of Proceedings
15-20 Mar.
1946
Trial of Johann Neitz - Transcript of Proceedings
170
Shooting of Canadian Prisoners of War by the German

Armed Forces in Normandy, France, during June 1944 Reports of No. 1 Canadian War Crimes Investigation
Unit (mimeographed, bound volumes)
Shooting of Allied Prisoners of War by the German Armed
Forces in Normandy, France, during June 1944 Reports of the Supreme Headquarters Allied
Expeditionary Force Court of Inquiry (mimeographed.
bound)
177
178
Shooting of Allied Prisoners of War by the German Armed

Forces in Normandy. France, during June 1944 Reports of the Supreme Headquarters Allied
Bxpeditionary Force Court of Inquiry (mimeographed.
bound)
Chinese War Crimes Military Tribunal of the Ministry of
National Defence
Trial of Takashi Sakai. 27 August 1946; summary of the
proceedings (in English and Chinese)
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SYlllbol
PAG-3/2.2.
ANN 0 TATIONS
Czechoslovak Trial Reports

(in Czech)
French Trials
179
1945-1948
1945-1948
Trial Reports on Case Nos.

1-150
Trial Reports on Case Nos. 151-253
(in French)
Greek Special Court Hartial for War Criminals
Dec.1946
Trial of Friedrich Wilhelm

and
Oswald
Braeuer; summary of the proceedings (in English)
Netherlands Trial Reports
1947-1949
Dutch Trial Reports and Provisions. correspondence with

Miss J.E. Sweeny (Secretary to Dr.
w. Houton)
(includes sentences and appeals)
".
Norwegian Trial Reports

1946-1947
Trial and Law Report Series Nos. 30-49 (with gaps)

Polish Supreme National Tribunal - Polish Trial Reports and
Summary of Court Proceedings
May 1948
Trial of Dr. Joseph Buhler, Secretary of State and Deputy

Governor General - Indictment and Judgement (in
Polish)
Har.1947
Trial of Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Hoess, Conmandant of

AUschwitz Concentration Camp - Indictment. Transcript
of Proceedings, (in Polish)
181
Mar.1947Apr.1947
Trial of Hoess. Commandant of AUschwitz Concentration

Camp - Transcript of Proceedings, Judgment (in Polish)
182
5 Apr.194 19 Apr.194
Trial of Albert Forster - Indictment, Transcript of

Proceedings (in Polish)
183
23 Apr.194 29 Apr.194
Trial of Albert Forster - Transcript of Proceedings

Judgment (in Polish)
1944-1947
Review of cases (mostly in Polish. some English

translations)
180
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ANNOTATIONS
U. S. Militat'I Courts
War Crim.es Trial Reports and Transcripts of Proceedings,
Testimonies, Affidavits, Court Exhibits. Certificates

and Other Records of Trial
Case Nos. :
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
19.
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
20.
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
21.
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
COM. 81A 17
1
21
26
48
48
48
48
48
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
- 21
- 2S
- 48
- 50
- 60
61- 74
75
76 - 80
81 - 92
93 - 95
96 - 100
101 - 103
104 - 105
106
107 - 118
119 - 120
120 - 121
122
123 - 150
151 - 157
158 - 159
159 - 163
164
165 - 166
167
167 - 169
17. - 171
172
173 - 174
_.
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U.S. Military Courts (cont. )

Case Nos. :
223
224
225
226
227
228
219
230
231
232
233
23.
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
2.8
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
175
176
176
178
182
183
18.
18.
18.
18.
18.
18.
185
194
196
- 176
- 177
- 181
- 183
- 18.
- 193
- 196
-
198
199 - 201
202
20.
205
208
210
212
212
212
212
212
2lS
217
220
221
223
224
226
228
229
229
229
229
230
237
242
247
249
203
205
- 207
- 210
- 212
214
- 217
- 220
222
22.
225
- 227
- 229
236
241
246
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justices. members of the International Prosecution Section
and the Defense Section, monitors, court reporters,
interpreters and other personnel present. Specifically
included in the transcript are the texts of the indictment
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which the trial was to be conducted and to delineate the
rights of the accused consistent with the IHTFE Charter.
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requests for medical examination of defendants, motions On
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temporary paroles for personal reasons, motions asking for
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evidence)
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each accused in relation to the Indictment
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General Index of the Record of the Defense

Case, covers only such portions as appear in
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Summation of the Prosecution (arranged topically

by sections; English and Japanese)
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Conspiracy, Aggression)
Aggression against the Soviet Union, other Conspiracies,
Conventional War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity
Individual Defendants
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Hashimoto - Koiso
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Committee by Japanesa in China
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Civilian Internees and Inhabitants of
occupied countries in places other
than the Philippines between December
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June 1946
Opening Statement: The Organization of Japanese

Politics and Public Opinion for War (Doc. 6903)
Opening Statement: Relations with France and Thailand
Aggression against French Indo-China (Doc. 6910)
Dec.1946
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Philippines (Doc. 6913)
Nov.1946
All Hilitary Aggression in China Including Atrocities

Against Civilians and Others. Summary of Evidence
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The Liability of the Defendants
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September 1945
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and agreements; excerpts from speeches, statements and
addressed by Japanese diplomats and diplomats of other
nations; excerpts from American books on China and Japan.
such as John 8. Powell. My Twenty-Five Years in China
(New
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military and its preparation for war,
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