A Guide to

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Japan and Its Occupied Territories During World War II

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A Guide to

0 . S .S ./S ta te Department Intelligence and Research Reports

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Japan and Its Occupied Territories During lilorld Uiar II

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Reel IJAPAN

1 Preliminary Studies of the Social Structure in Japan. 10 pp.

2 Preliminary Studies of the Social Structure in Japan. 13 pp.

3 The ETA: A Persecuted Group in Japan. February 2, 1942. 17 pp.

4 Strategic Survey of Japan. February 28, 1942. 378 pp.

5 Social Relations in Japan. March 19, 1942. 35 pp.

6 The Fishing Industry. 164 pp.

7 Morale in the Japanese Military Services. April 1,1942. 32 pp.

8 Preliminary Survey of Japanese Social and Psychological Con­ditions. October 12, 1942. 111pp.

9 Japanese Attempts at Infiltration among the Muslims throughout the World. May 14, 1943. 22 pp.

10 Japanese Attempts at Infiltration among the Muslims in Russia and Her Borderlands. August 1944. 90 pp.

11 Municipal Government in Japan. June 30, 1943. 19 pp.

12 Tojo Announces New Mobilization Measures. September1943. 11pp.

13 Preliminary Report on Japanese Anthropology. September 29, 1943. 32 pp.

Reel IIJAPAN [Continued]

1 The Japanese Aircraft Position. November 27, 1943. 14 pp.

2 The Second Voyage of the Exchange Ship Gripsholm. Decem­ber 11, 1943. 28 pp.

3 Legal Problems Concerning the Status of Japanese-Mandated Islands. February 7, 1944. 34 pp.

4 The Kurile Islands. March 1, 1944. 135 pp.

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5 Japanese Administration: Department of Education. March 6, 1944. 48 pp.

6 Civil Affairs Handbook on Japan; Section 15: Education. June 23, 1944. 43 pp.

7 Japanese Films: A Phase of Psychological Warfare. March 30, 1944. 22 pp.

8 The Japanese Aircraft Industry as an Economic Objective. May 1, 1944. 60 pp.

9 Japanese Administration, National Government. May 1,1944. 19 pp.

10 Summary of Strategic Information: F.E. Axis Economy. Ja ­pan’s Electric Power Position. May 6, 1944. 21pp.

11 Land Transportation in Japan. May 31, 1944. 63 pp.

12 The Japanese Controlled Iron and Steel Industry. June 16,1944. 7 pp.

13 Foreign Economic Administration. The Equipment and Capa­city of the Iron and Steel Industry under Japanese Control. January 1945. 372 pp.

14 Public Safety in Japan. July 13, 1944. 23 pp.

15 Japanese Wooden Ships. July 15, 1944. 32 pp.

16 Administration of the Electric Power Industry. July 15, 1944. 41pp.

17 Japanese Manpower in the Shipbuilding Industry. 3 pp.

18 Some Aspects of Japan’s Merchant Shipping Position. July 27, 1944. 35 pp.

19 Civil Affairs Handbook on Japan; Section 16: Public Welfare. July 29, 1944. 124 pp.

20 Local Government in Japan. August 1, 1944. 35 pp.

21 Japanese Anarchism. August 9, 1944. 8 pp.

22 Legal Affairs in Japan. August 23, 1944. 69 pp.

23 Manpower in Japanese-Occupied Area. Part I: Japan. Au­gust 26, 1944. 119 pp.

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Reel mJAPAN [Continued]

1 Southwest Japan, Resources and Trade. August 1, 1944.228 pp.

2 Chapter 8: Cities and Towns of S.W. Japan. August 30,1944.208 pp.

3 Supplement to Chapter 8. May 15, 1945. 96 pp.

4 Hokkaido, Japan: Resources and Trade. September 1, 1944. 92 pp.

5 Hokkaido, Japan. Chapter 7: Transportation and Communica­tion. August 30, 1944. 71 pp.

6 “The Young Officers Movement” for Black Propaganda. Octo­ber 5, 1944. 17 pp.

7 Hikari Kikan: Espionage. October 16, 1944. 49 pp.

8 Japanese Needs for Imports from Outside the Area Japan Controls. October 17, 1944. 6 pp.

9 References to Activities of Indians in Japan. November 16,1944. 99 pp.

10 Background on Japanese Industries. November 20, 1944. 37 pp.

11 Air Raid Precaution Organization in Tokyo. November 24,1944. 8 pp.

12 Manpower Mobilization Measures in Japan. December 1944. 58 pp.

Reel IVJAPAN [Continued]

1 Civil Affairs Guide: The Gas Industry of Japan Proper. De­cember 1, 1944. 36 pp.

2 The Japanese Ministries Table of Administrative Structure. December 31, 1944. 55 pp.

3 Japan’s Electric Power Industry: Volume I. September 15,1943. xi, 69 pp. + 15 maps.

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4 Japan’s Electric Power Industry: Volume II. November 15,1943. xxvii, 138 pp.

5 Japan’s Electric Power Industry: Volume III. January 15,1944. xxxiii, 145 pp.

6 Japan’s Electric Power Industry: Volume IV. March 1, 1944. xxxvi, 151pp.

7 Japan’s Electric Power Industry: Volume V. June 20, 1944. xxxvi, 154 pp.

8 Notes on Air Raid Precautions in Japan. 1944. 20 pp.

9 Aliens in Japan. 47 pp.

Reel VJAPAN [Continued]

1 Biographical Information on Japanese Generals and Admirals Killed in the Greater East Asia War Since December 7, 1941. March 1, 1945. 12 pp.

2 Food Position of Japan. April 1, 1945. 62 pp.

3 Industrial Distribution of the Population of Japan. April,1945. 50 pp.

4 Coordination of Data on Japanese Personalities. April 9,1945. 56 pp.

5 Biographical Notes on the Japanese Cabinet Appointed in April, 1945. 43 pp.

6 Radio Broadcasting in Japan. April 15, 1945. 25 pp.

7 Transportation and Communications in Japan. 219 pp.

8 Japan Resources and Trade. May 15,1945. 32 pp. App. 73pp.

9 Cities and Towns of North and Central Japan. May 15, 1945. 75 pp.

10 Supplement. May 12, 1945. 73 pp.

11 Gas Industry of Japan. May 3, 1945. 69 pp.

12 Handbook of Industries in Japan. May 31, 1945. 174 pp.

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Reel VIJAPAN [Continued]

1 Price Control and Rationing of Consumer’s Goods Other Than Food in Japan. June 1, 1945. 69 pp.

2 Price Control and Rationing of Consumer’s Goods Other Than Food in Japan. June 1, 1945. 75 pp.

3 Estimate of Japanese Economic and Political Situation. June 19, 1945. 16 pp.

4 A List of Changes in Minor Civil Divisions in Japan, 1941-43. July 10, 1945. 18 pp.

5 Japanese Census and Registration Methods. July 27, 1945. 31 pp.

6 Control of Wages and Hours in Japan. July 30, 1945. 100 pp.

7 Local Government in Japan. July 31, 1945. 115 pp.

8 Public Information in Japan. August 20, 1945. 102 pp.

9 Price Control and Rationing of Food in Japan. September 5,1945. 110 pp.

10 Population and Migration in Japan: An Analysis of Pre-W ar and Wartime Population Trends in Japan in Relation to Mili­tary Occupation. September 5, 1945. v, 41pp.

11 W ater Supply and Sewage Disposal in Japan. September,1945. 72 pp.

12 W ater Supply and Sewage Disposal in Japan—Appendix. 41pp.

13 Appeals and Past Judgment Remedies in Japanese Criminal Law. September 28, 1945. 67 pp.

14 Control of Inflation in Japan. October 1, 1945. 131pp.

Reel VIIJAPAN [Continued]

1 National Income of Japan. 238 pp.

2 Japanese War Production Industries. Part I: Development of War Production Controls. October 31, 1945. 100 pp.

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3 Japanese War Production Industries. Part II: Aircraft Indus­try. October 31, 1945. 170 pp.

4 Japanese War Production Industries. Part III: Motor Vehicle and Tank Industry. October 31, 1945. 40 pp.

5 Japanese War Production Industries. Part V: Ordnance. Oc­tober 31, 1945. 40 pp.

6 C.A.G.: Japanese Merchant Marine. January 12, 1945. 152 pp.

FORMOSA

7 Programs and Personnel of Japanese in Formosa Assemblage No. 42. April 19, 1944. 13 pp.

8 Chapter VIII: Cities and Towns of Formosa. 62 pp.

9 Chapter X: People and Government of Formosa. June 1, 1944. 8 pp.

Reel VIIIFAR EAST

1 Morale and Social Conditions in Japan and Occupied Areas as Reported by American Repatriates. March 23, 1944. 75 pp.

2 Handbook of Japanese Industry in Japan and Occupied Areas. June 10, 1944. 155 pp.

3 Handbook of Japanese Industry in Japan and Occupied Areas: Supplement, pp. 156-442.

4 Manpower in Japan and Occupied Areas: Occupied Area. Au­gust 26, 1944. 208 pp.

5 Financial Programs of Japan in Japan and Occupied Areas. September 20, 1944. 263 pp.

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Reel IXFAR EAST [Continued]

1 Indian Minorities in South and East Asia: The Background of the Indian Independence Movement Outside India. Septem­ber 8, 1944. 67 pp.

2 Indians in Japan and Occupied Areas. 1944. 86 pp.

3 Japanese A ttempts at Indoctrination of the Youth in Occupied Areas. March 23, 1945. 7 pp.

4 Types and Sources of Far Eastern Intelligence Materials Probably Obtainable in Europe. Part I: General. December 12, 1944. 9 pp.

5 Types and Sources of Far Eastern Intelligence Materials Probably Obtainable in Europe. Part II: Probable Centers of Intelligence on the Far East in Hungary. February 14, 1945. 35 pp.

6 Types and Sources of Far Eastern Intelligence Materials Probably Obtainable in Europe. Part III: Probable Centers of Intelligence on the Far East in Germany. February 16, 1945. 69 pp.

7 Types and Sources of Far Eastern Intelligence Materials Probably Obtainable in Europe. Part IV: Probable Centers of Intelligence on the Far East in Austria. February 16, 1945. 33 pp.

8 Types and Sources of Far Eastern Intelligence Materials Probably Obtainable in Europe. Part V: Probable Centers of Intelligence on the Far East in Holland. February 16, 1945. 7 pp.

9 Types and Sources of Far Eastern Intelligence Materials Probably Obtainable in Europe. Part VI: Probable Centers of Intelligence on the Far East in Croatia, Czechoslovakia, Den­mark, Norway, and Switzerland. February 16, 1945. 24 pp.

10 Japan’s Capabilities for Resistance in Korea, Manchuria, and North China. 4 pp.

11 The Kempei in Japanese Occupied Territory. July 13, 1945. 5 pp.

SOUTHEAST ASIA

12 Our Chinese Allies in Southeast Asia. May 27, 1942. 17 pp.

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13 Japanese Intrigue in Indochina, Thailand, Burma, and India. June 28, 1943. 5 pp.

14 Selection of S.O. Objectives in the Southeast Asia Theatre. November 11, 1943. 19 pp.

15 Selection of S.O. Objectives in the Southeast Asia Theatre: Supplement. November 11, 1943. 5 pp.

16 Japanese Use of Land Transportation in Southeast Asia. May 15, 1944. 34 pp.

17 The Rubber Industry of Southeast Asia. December 18, 1944. 75 pp.

18 Summary of Information on Inflation in Southeast Asia. 21 pp.

MALAYA

19 Social Conditions, Attitudes, and Propaganda in British Ma­laya with Suggestions for American Orientation toward the Malayans. April 7, 1942. 11pp.

20 Psychological Problems in Reoccupying Burma. November 3,1943. 8 pp.

21 The Psychological Warfare Problem in Burma. November 12,1943. 8 pp.

22 Political and Economic Changes Affected by the Japanese in Malaya. December 1, 1943. 61pp.

23 Implementation Study of Malaya P&I Morale Objectives. March 15, 1944. 22 pp.

24 Industrial Facilities in Malaya. May 15, 1944. 37 pp.

25 Japanese Administration in Malaya. June 8, 1944. 30 pp.

26 Government and Administration of Malaya under the British. July 1945. 52 pp.

SINGAPORE

27 Singapore. December 12, 1941. 5 pp.

28 Singapore under Japanese Domination. August 8,1944. 3pp.

HONG KONG

29 Japanese Use of Industrial Installations in Hong Kong. Sep­tember 9, 1944. 2 vol., 96pp.

Reel XPHILIPPINES

1 Philippine Agriculture under Japanese Control. August 7,1942. 37 pp.

2 Studies Based on Census of the Philippines. March 19, 1942. 43 pp.

3 Philippine Interview Summary: Negros, Romblon, Ticao, Si- buyan, Burias, and Tablas Islands plus Pulupandan, Naga, and Luzon Area. June 18, 1943. 106 pp.

4 Philippine Interview Summary: Luzon Area East and West of Bical Peninsula. June 18, 1943. 54 pp.

5 Philippine Interview Summary: Samar Island. July 3, 1943. 13 pp.

6 Philippine Interview Summary: Sulu and Misamis Islands. August 16, 1943. 18 pp.

7 Philippine Interview Summary: Cebu Island. August 24,1943. 49 pp.

8 Philippine Interview Summary: Bontoc, Butan, Daet, and Tabaco Islands. 1943. 14 pp.

9 Government of the “New Philippines” (Puppet Government). May 15, 1944. 54 pp.

10 Programs of Japan in the Philippines. July 29, 1944. 91pp.

11 Programs of Japan in the Philippines. September 1, 1944. 123 pp.

12 Guerrilla Resistance in the Philippines. July 21, 1944. 2 pp.

13 Philippine Biographies. September 15, 1944. 46 pp.

14 Law Enforcement in the Philippine Islands. September 25,1944. 87 pp.

15 Biographical Information on Philippine Officials of the Pup­pet Government. December 5, 1944. 36 pp.

16 Philippine Collaborationists: 1st Installment. November 25,1944. 232 pp.

17 Philippine Collaborationists: 2nd and 3rd Installments. Feb­ruary 15, 1945. 37 pp.

18 Philippine Collaborationists: 4th and 5th Installments. Feb­ruary 15, 1945. 52 pp.

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Reel XIPHILIPPINES [Continued]

1 Status of the Philippine Puppet Government as of October 14,1944. October 14, 1944. 20 pp.

2 Personnel of the Philippine Puppet Government. November 1, 1944. 29 pp.

3 Education in the Philippines. December 19, 1944. 80 pp.

4 Prominent Moros of Mindanoa and Sulu. February 15, 1945.28 pp.

5 The Philippines: Finale of the Puppet Government. July 9,1945. 2 pp.

NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES

6 Netherlands East Indies: The Buginese. July 26, 1944. 44 pp.

BORNEO

7 People and Government in Borneo. April 2, 1945. 128 pp.

JAVA

8 Javanese Colonists in South Sumatra. October 14,1944. 42pp.

9 Programs of the Japanese in Java and Bali. 1945. 345 pp.

NEW GUINEA

10 New Guinea: A Social-Political-Economic Survey. February 25,1943.138 pp.

SUMATRA

11 Changes in South Sumatra under Japanese Administration. October 14, 1944. 36 pp.

12 Japanese Programs and Administration. 1945. 61pp.

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Reel XIIINDOCHINA

1 Strategic Survey of Indochina. March 14, 1942. 59 pp.

2 Indochina. August 31, 1943. 12 pp.

3 The Degree of Japanese Control over the French Administra­tion of French Indochina. May 1, 1944. 13 pp.

4 Selected Industrial Installations in Indochina. January 1,1945. 91pp.

5 Indochina’s Wartime Government and Main Aspects of French Rule. July 10, 1945. 84 pp.

6 Part I: Transportation and Telecommunications in French In­dochina. September 1, 1945. 153 pp.

7 Part II: Cities and Towns in French Indochina. September 1, 1945. 165 pp.

8 Part III: People and Government in French Indochina. Sep­tember 1, 1945. 138 pp.

Reel XIIIINDOCHINA [Continued]

1 Part IV: Resources and Trade in French Indochina. Septem­ber 1, 1945. 373 pp.

2 Biographical Information on Prominent Nationalist Leaders in French Indochina. 1945. 90 pp.

THAILAND

3 The Factor of Increased Japanese Influence in Thailand. August 1941. 36 pp.

4 Development of Thai Cooperation with Japan. June 9, 1942. 5 pp.

5 Proposed Text of the Thai Minister’s Statement To Be Re­leased to the Public. (Foreign Relations with Japan). June 15, 1942. 31pp.

6 Social Conditions, Attitudes and Propaganda in Thailand with Suggestions for American Orientation toward the Thai. June 19, 1942. 28 pp.

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7 Problems Confronting the Free Thai Movement. February 25, 1944. 12 pp.

8 The Structure of Government in Thailand. March 20, 1944. 85 pp.

9 Thailand Biographies. March 20, 1944. 85 pp.

10 Political Aspects of an Allied Occupation of Thailand. July 14,1944. 21pp.

11 Japanese Domination of Thailand. September 18, 1944. 63pp.

12 Trend Toward Democracy in Thailand. October 25, 1944. 14 pp.

13 Status of the Chinese in Thailand. March 15, 1945. 68 pp.

14 Territorial Conflicts Between Thailand and French Indochina. March 30, 1945. 158 pp.

Reel XIVTHAILAND [Continued]

1 Selected Industrial Installations in Thailand. June 15, 1945. 64 pp.

2 Thailand’s Relations with Great Britain in the Strategic Upper Malay Peninsula. August 22, 1945. 73 pp.

3 Financial Relations between Siam and Japan (1940-45). July 1, 1947. 29 pp.

BURMA

4 The Resources of Burma. January 12, 1942. 18 pp.

5 Social Conditions, Attitudes, and Propaganda in Burma with Suggestions for American Orientation toward the Burmese. April 6, 1942. 13 pp.

6 Short Guide to Burma. June 26, 1942. 15 pp.

7 Results of Japan’s Conquest of Burma. August 5, 1942. 7 pp.

8 Survey of Burma. September 20, 1943. 131 pp.

9 Personnel of the “Independent" Burma Government. August 27, 1943. 4 pp.

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10 Problem of Law and Order in Burma under British Adminis­tration. February 15, 1944. 109 pp.

11 Burma Occupied. February 23, 1944. 51 pp.

12 Burma Occupied. May 15, 1944. 25 pp.

13 Problem of Law and Order in Reoccupied Burma. March 14,1944. 22 pp.

14 Japanese Administration of Burma. July 10, 1944. 96 pp.

15 The Structure of the Government of Burma. September 29,1944. 53 pp.

16 Price Inflation in Burma. December 15, 1944. 18 pp.

17 Economic Reorganization of Burma. 8 pp.

18 Proposed British Policies for Post-War Burma and Probable Burmese Reactions. April 1945. 66 pp.

19 Japanese Use of Burmese Industry. November 1, 1945. 65 pp.

Reel XVCHINA

1 Social Conditions, Attitudes, and Propaganda in Manchuria. June 10, 1942. 33 pp.

2 Vulnerability of the Japanese Fortifications System in North China. 6 pp.

3 Japanese Infiltration among Muslims in China. May 15, 1944. 146 pp.

4 Shipyard Activity in Shanghai. June 30, 1944. 6 pp.

5 Part I: East China. November 1, 1944. 276 pp.

6 Part II: Society, People, and Government (East China). No­vember 1, 1944. 106 pp.

7 Situation in the Canton Area. November 1944. 70 pp.

8 Structure and Personnel of the Nanking Puppet Government. January 12, 1945. 84 pp.

9 Programs of Japan in China: Central Coastal Provinces. Jan ­uary 20, 1945. 222 pp.

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10 The Puppet Governmental Bodies of Occupied N. China. May1945. 16 pp.

11 Japanese Materials on Wartime Agriculture in North China. June 1, 1946. 26 pp.

Reel XVICHINA [Continued]

1 Biographical Intelligence on Former Puppet China. August 25, 1945. 262 pp.

2 Programs of Japan in Manchukuo. April 30, 1945. 453 pp.

3 Japanese Occupation of Southwest China Coast. July 26,1945. 7 pp.

KOREA

4 Korean Independence Movement. April 25, 1945. 5 pp.

5 Potentialities of Korean Help Against Japan. April 25, 1945. 5 pp.

6 Unification of Korean Independence Groups. June 15, 1942.8 pp.

7 Korean Economic Survey. August 5, 1942. 128 pp.

8 Recent Korean Documents Relating to the Korean Provisional Government in Chungking. August 2, 1943. 49 pp.

9 Programs of Japan in Korea. February 10, 1945. 85 pp.

10 Joint A&N Intelligence Study of Korea. April 1945. 2 vol.

11 Questions of Korean Politics and Personalities. May 16, 1945.n p p .

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Subject Index

The following index is a guide to the major subjects of the six­teen reels and is usually limited to one reference and, sometimes, one cross-reference for each report. The Roman numeral refers to the reel, and the Arabic numeral refers to the order of reports within that reel; hence, II: 7 is the seventh report in the second reel.

AgricultureC hina XV: 11Philippines X: 1

Air RaidsJ a p a n ................................................................................ Ill: 8; IV: 8

AircraftJa p a n ............................................................................. II: 1,7; VII: 3

AnarchismJ a p a n ........................................................................................... 11:20

AnthropologyJ a p a n I: 13

AliensJapan IV: 9

BiographiesIndochina XIII: 2Japan ....................................................................................... V: 1, 4-5Philippines......................................................................X: 13; XI: 4Thailand XIII: 9

BorneoGovernment XI: 7People XI: 7

BugineseNetherlands East In d ie s XI: 6

BurmaEconom y................................................................................ XIV: 17Foreign R elations............................................................XIV: 18-19G overnm ent....................................................................... XIV: 9, 15Great Britain .................................................................. XIV: 10, 18

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Industry ................................................................................... XIV: 19Inflation................................................................................... XIV: 16L a w ................................................................................... XIV: 10, 13Occupied Territory:

Japanese Administration o f ............................XIV: 7,11-12,14Propaganda............................................................................... XIV: 5R esources................................................................................. XIV: 4S urvey.................................................................................. XIV: 6, 8

CabinetJ a p a n V: 5

CantonC hina XV: 7

CensusJapan VI: 5Philippines X: 2

ChinaA griculture............................................................................... XV: 11Canton......................................................................................... XV: 7Defenses, Japanese XV: 2East China XV: 5G overnm ent XV: 6In d u s try XV: 4M anchukuo XVI: 2M anchuria XV: 1M oslem s XV: 3Occupied Territory: Japanese Administration o f XVI: 2-3Occupied Territory: Japanese Programs i n ..................XV: 9,11P eo p le XV: 6Propaganda .............................................................................. XV: 1Puppet G overnm ent............................................XV: 8, 10; XVI: 1Social S truc tu re XV: 6

ChineseSoutheast Asia IX: 12Thailand XIII: 13

CitiesIndochina XII: 8Japan ........................................................................ Ill: 2-3; V: 9-10K orea .....................................................................................XVI: 10

CollaborationistsPhilippines...................................... ......................................X: 15-18

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CommunicationsIndochina XII: 7Ja p a n ................................................................................... Ill: 5; V: 7

Defenses, JapaneseC hina XV: 2

EconomyB u rm a .................................................................................... XIV: 17Far E a s t VIII: 5Jap an Ill: 8; VI: 3, 6; VII: 1K o rea XVI: 7M alay a IX: 22New G uinea XI: 10Southeast A s ia ......................................................................... IX: 18T h a i XIII: 3

EducationJ a p a n ..................................................................................... II: 5,12Philippines XI: 3

Electric PowerJ a p a n II: 9, 15; IV: 3-6

EspionageJapan Ill: 7Southeast A sia .................................................................... IX: 14-15T h ailand XIII: 4, 14; XIV: 3

ETAJ a p a n I: 3

Far EastEconom y..................................................................................VIII: 5Indians....................................................................................... IX: 1-2In d u stry ................................................................................. VIII: 2-3Intelligence.............................................................................. IX: 4-9K em pei.....................................................................................IX: 11M anpower................................................................................VIII: 4M orale ......................................................................................VIII: 1Occupied Territory: Japanese Programs in ........................VIII: 5P ropaganda IX: 3R esistance ...............................................................................IX: 10Social C onditions.................................................................... VIII: 1

FishingJ a p a n I: 6

FoodJ a p a n V: 2

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Foreign RelationsBurm a XIV: 18-19J a p a n II: 3Thailand.........................................................XIII: 4-5,14; XIV: 2-3

FormosaIntelligence.............................................................................VII: 8-9Occupied Territory: Japanese Programs in .........................VII: 7

GasJ a p a n V: 11

GovernmentBorneo ......................................................................................... XI: 7B u rm a XIV: 9, 15C hina XV: 6, 9; XVI: 1F o rm o sa .....................................................................................VII: 9Indochina XII: 5, 9J a p a n ...............................................I: 11; II: 5, 8, 19; IV: 2; VI: 4, 7Philippines .....................................................................X: 9; XI: 1-2T h ailand XIII: 8, 12

Great BritainBurma, Administration of XIV: 11Burma, Foreign Relations .............................................XIV: 18Malaya, Administration of IX: 26

Hi Kari KikanEspionage Ill: 7

Hong KongIn d u stry IX: 29

ImportsJapan ........................................................................................... 111:8

Independence GroupsIndochina XIII: 2Jav a XI: 8

IndiansFar E a s t ................................................................................... IX: 1-2Japan ........................................................................................... 111:9

IndochinaBiographies XIII: 2C ities XII: 8Communications XII: 7Governm ent XII: 9Independence G roups XIII: 2

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In d u s try XII: 4Influence, Japanese .................................................................XII: 3Occupied Territory: Japanese Administration of.................XII: 6Occupied Territory: Japanese Programs i n .........................XII: 6P eop le XII: 9Resistance XIII: 2R esources XIII: 1S urvey .....................................................................................XII: 1-2T rad e XIII: 1Transportation XII: 7

IndustryB u rm a ..................................................................................... XIV: 19C hina........................................................................................... XV: 4Far E a s t ................................................................................. VIII: 2-3Hong K ong IX: 29Ja p a n I: 6; II: 8,12, 16-17; III: 10; IV: 1, 3-7;

V: 3,11, 12; VII: 2-5M alay a IX: 24Southeast Asia IX: 17Thailand..................................................................................... XIV: 1

InflationB u rm a ..................................................................................... XIV: 16Japan VI: 14Southeast Asia IX: 18

IntelligenceFar E a s t ................................................................................... IX: 4-7Form osa................................................................................... VII: 8-9

JapanA irc ra ft II: 1, 7: VII: 3Air R a ids......................................................................... HI: 11; IV: 7A lien s IV: 8A narchism II: 20A nthropology P 13B iographies V: 1, 4-5Cabinet V: 5Census VI: 5Cities......................................................................... Ill: 2-3; V: 9-10Communications IIP 5; V: 7Economy........................................................... IIP 8; VI: 3, 6; VIP 1Education ............................................................................... 11:5,12Electric P o w e r........................................................ II: 9,15; IV: 3-7Espionage HI: 7Fishing P 6

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F o o d V: 2Foreign Relations II: 3G a s .............................................................................................. V: 11G overnm ent I: 11; II: 5, 8,19; IV: 2; VI: 4, 7Im ports......................................................................................... Ill: 8In d ian s......................................................................................... Ill: 9In d u s try I: 6; II: 8,12, 16-17; III: 8,10; IV: 1;

..........................................................V: 3, 11-12; VIII: 2-5In fla tio n .................................................................................... VI: 14Inform ation VI: 7Kurile Is lan d s II: 4L a w ................................................................................. 11:21; VI: 13Manpower ............................................................... II: 16, 22; III: 12Merchant M arine.......................................................................VII: 6Merchant Shipping.................................................................... II: 17M igration................................................................................... VI: 10Minority Groups I: 3M orale .............................................................................................1:7M oslems.................................................................................... I: 9-10Motor Vehicles................................................................. IV: I; VII: 4Ordnance.....................................................................................VII: 5Politics.............................................................................. 11:20; VI: 3Population........................................................................V: 3; VI: 10Price C o n tro l......................................................................VI: 1-2, 9P riso n ers II: 2Propaganda Ill: 6Psychological W arfare........................................................ I: 8; II: 6Public S afety ............................................................................... II: 13Public Welfare ........................................................................... 11:18Radio B roadcasting .....................................................................V: 6Rationing ............................................................................VI: 1-2, 9Resources Ill: 1, 4; V: 8S ew ag e ................................................................................VI: 11-12Ships..................................................................................... II: 14,16Social C onditions........................................................................... 1:8Social R e la tions............................................................................. 1:5Social S tru c tu re ......................................................................... 1:1-2S te e l............................................................................................. II: 11S urvey ............................................................................................. 1:4T o jo ............................................................................................... I: 12T ra d e Ill: 1,4; V: 8T ransportation ........................................................................... II: 10Transportation Ill: 5; V: 7Wage Controls............................................................................. VI: 6W ater................................................................................... VI: 11-12

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JavaIndependence Groups XI: 8Occupied Territory:

Japanese Administration o f XI: 9Occupied Territory:

Japanese Programs i n XI: 9R esistance XI: 8

KempeiFar E a s t IX: 11

KoreaC itie s XVI: 10Econom y XVI: 7G overnm ent XVI: 8Independence G roups......................................................... XVI: 4, 6Occupied Territory:

Japanese Administration o f XVI: 9P o litic s ................................................................................. XXVI: 11R esistance......................................................................... XVI: 4-6, 8

Kurile IslandsJ a p a n II: 4

LawB u rm a XIV: 10,13Ja p a n ............................................................................... II: 21; VI: 13Philippines X: 14

MalayaEconom ics IX: 22In d u s try IX: 24Great B rita in IX: 26Morale IX: 23Occupied Territory:

Japanese Administration o f ............................................... IX: 25P o litic s IX: 22P ropaganda IX: 19Psychological Problem s........................................................... IX: 20Psychological W arfa re IX: 21S ingapore............................................................................. IX: 27-28

ManchukuoC h in a XVI: 2Occupied Territory:

Japanese Administration o f ...............................................XVI: 2

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ManpowerFar E as t VIII: 4Jap an ............................................................................... II: 16; III: 12Ships.............................................................................................11:16

Merchant MarineJa p a n VII: 6

Merchant ShippingJ a p a n II: 17

MigrationJapan VI: 10

Minority GroupsJ a p a n I: 3Netherlands East In d ie s XI: 6Southeast Asia ........................................................................ IX: 12

MoraleJ a p a n I: 7M alay a IX: 23

MoslemsC hina XV: 3J a p a n .........................................................................................1:9-10Netherlands East In d ie s ........................................................... XI: 6

Motor VehiclesJ a p a n ................................................................................ IV: 1; VI: 4

Netherlands East IndiesBorneo ......................................................................................... XI: 7J a v a ..........................................................................................XI: 8-9Minority G roups.........................................................................XI: 6New G uinea...............................................................................XI: 10S u m a tra ................................................................................X: 11-12

New GuineaE conom y X: 10Politics X: 10Social Conditions ....................................................................... X: 10

Occupied Territory: Japanese Administration ofBurma XIV: 7,11-12,14China...................................................................................... XVI: 2-3Indochina XII: 6Jav a XI: 9K orea XVI: 9M alaya IX: 25

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Philippines X: 1,10-11Singapore.................................................................................. IX: 28Sumatra ............................................................................... XI: 11-12

Occupied Territory: Japanese Programs inC hina............................................................................. . . . . XV: 9,11Far E a s t VIII: 5F o rm o sa VII: 7Indochina XII: 6Ja v a XI: 9S u m atra XI: 12

OrdnanceJa p a n ......................................................................................... VII: 5

PeopleBorneo XI: 7C hina XV: 6Indochina XII: 9

PhilippinesA gricu ltu re X: 1Biographies X: 13C en su s.................................................................................... . X: 2Collaborationists...................................................................X: 15-18In te rv iew s................................................................................ X: 3-8L aw X: 14Occupied Territory:

Japanese Administration o f .......................................X: 1,10-11Puppet Government X: 9R esistance X: 12

PoliticsJa p a n ................................................................................. II: 20; VI: 3K orea XVI: 11M alay a IX: 22New G uinea XI: 10Thailand XIII: 10

PopulationJa p a n ................................................................................. V: 3; VI: 10

Price ControlJa p a n ..................................................................................... VI: 1-2,9

PrisonersJ a p a n II: 2

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PropagandaB u rm a ....................................................................................... XIV: 5C hina...........................................................................................XV: 1Far E a s t .......................................................................................IX: 3Japan ........................................................................................... 111:3M alaya ....................................................................................... IX: 19Southeast A s ia ........................................................................ IX: 13Thailand ...................................................................................XIII: 6

Psychological ProblemsM alay a ....................................................................................... IX: 20

Psychological WarfareJ a p a n I: 8; II: 6M alay a ....................................................................................... IX: 21

Public SafetyJ a p a n ........................................................................................... II: 13

Public WelfareJ a p a n ........................................................................................... II: 18

Puppet GovernmentC hina XV: 8,10; XVI: 1Philipp ines.................................................................X: 9; XI: 1-2, 5

Radio BroadcastingJ a p a n V: 6

RationingJa p a n .....................................................................................VI: 1-2, 9

ResistanceFar E a s t ..................................................................................... IX: 10Indochina XIII: 2Jav a XI: 8K o re a .................................................................................XVI: 4-6, 8Philippines...................................................................................X: 12Thailand ...................................................................................XIII: 7

ResourcesB u rm a XIV: 4Indochina XIII: 1Ja p a n Ill: 1; V: 8

RubberSoutheast Asia .........................................................................IX: 17

SewageJa p a n .....................................................................................VI: 11-12

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ShipsChinaJapan

. . .XV: 4 II: 14,16

SingaporeOccupied Territory:Japanese Administration o f ............ .................................... IX: 28Survey ................................................ .................................... IX: 27

Social ConditionsFar E a s t....................................................................................VIII: 1Japan ..............................................................................................1:8New G uinea........................................ ....................................XI: 10

Social RelationsJapan .................................................. ..........................................1:5

Social StructureC hina........................ ........................ ....................................XV: 6Japan .................................................. ......................................1:1-2

SteelJapan .................................................. ......................................11:11

Southeast AsiaChinese................................................ ....................................IX: 12Espionage............................................................................IX: 14-15In d u s try .............................................. ....................................IX: 17In fla tion .............................................. .................................... IX: 18Propaganda ........................................ .................................... IX: 13Rubber ................................................ .................................... IX: 17T ransporta tion .................................. ....................................IX: 16

SumatraOccupied Territory:

Japanese Administration o f ........ ................................XI: 11-12Occupied Territory:

Japanese Programs i n .................. ....................................XI: 11

ThailandBiographies........................................ .................. ..................XIII: 9C hinese .............................................. ..................................XIII: 13Econom y............................................ ....................................XIV: 3Espionage.............. ............................ ..............................XIII: 4,14Foreign R elations.............................. XIII: 4-5,14; XIV: 2-3G overnm ent...................................... ..............................XIII: 8,12Industry .............................................. ....................................XIV: 1Influence, Japanese........................................................... XIII: 3,11

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Politics XIII: 10Propaganda XIII: 6Resistance XIII: 7

TojoJ a p a n ............................................................................................1 :12

TradeJa p a n ...................................................................................111:1; V: 8Indochina XIII: 1

TransportationIndochina XII: 7Ja p a n ....................................................................... II: 10; III: 5; V: 7Southeast Asia IX: 16

Wage ControlJapan VI: 6

WaterJa p a n VI: 11-12

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The O.S.S./State Department Intelligence and Research Reports series includes:

I. Japan and Its Occupied Territories During World War II

II. Postwar Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia

III. China and IndiaIV. Germany and Its Occupied Territories

During World War II

V. Postwar Europe

VI. The Soviet Union

VII. The Middle Er

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