The archives of the UNWCC are extensive, covering over 450,000 pages of densely packed, largely unseen material, of interest to scholars and scholars, lawyers and historians, and members of the public interested in war crimes and international criminal law, human rights, and the history of the Holocaust and Second World War.
The documents of the UNWCC may be viewed by appointment at the Wiener Library, Russell Square, London. Contact library@wienerlibrary.co.uk.
NAVIGATING THE ARCHIVE
The UNWCC archive is fairly well organised, but can be fairly difficult to navigate unless one is familiar with it.
To aid this, the archival finding aid originally produced by the UNWCC is here, while an index produced by the UNWCC to its minutes and documents in 1949 can be found here.
A guide to these archives, produced by researchers at SOAS, can be found here. It includes detailed descriptions of how to navigate an often-opaque and complex archive, and should be your first port of call when investigating the archive. Below, we have identified the individual files and document types that are available, along with a brief description of each document type.
Charge files
These are the 8,000 Charge Files submitted by the various members states to the UNWCC. These were pretrial documents submitted to the Commission for approval; each contained the details of a given crime (suspects, location, laws violated, details of the atrocity or war crime in question), as well as a summary of the evidence available to prosecutors at the time (many of the early cases were submitted while the war was ongoing, meaning that they were based on evidence smuggled out of refugee camps). These were then assessed by the Commission, which judged whether there was a prima facie case or not; if there was, these would then be approved for prosecution in UNWCC-supported national courts.
This also includes a number of cases that were withdrawn by their member states, and not pursued. In the majority of cases, this seems to be because the charges in question were found to be erroneous, or lacking sufficient basis to even pursue charges.
These are useful sources of historical information – as well as providing extremely fulsome historical detail on war crimes and the Holocaust, they also provide useful historical context, showing how much was known at any given point (especially regarding official knowledge of the Holocaust). They also provide a valuable historical precedent in international criminal law, showing early legal rulings on issues such as war crimes, command responsibility, and the prosecution of sexual violence.
- (Reel 1) Charge files – Belgians vs Germans 1-260
- (Reel 2) Charge files – Belgians vs Germans 261-399
- (Reel 2) Charge files – Canada vs Germans 1-11
- (Reel 2) Charge files – China vs Germans 1-1
- (Reel 3) Charge files – Czechslovakia vs Germans 1-246
- (Reel 3) Charge files – Czechslovakia vs Hungarians 1-8
- (Reel 4) Charge files – Denmark vs Germans 1-192
- (Reel 4) Charge files – Ethiopia vs Italians 1-10
- (Reel 4) Charge files – France vs Germans 1-180
- (Reel 5) Charge files – France vs Germans 181-520
- (Reel 6) Charge files – France vs Germans 521-880
- (Reel 7) Charge files – France vs Germans 881-1320
- (Reel 8) Charge files – France vs Germans 1321-1720
- (Reel 9) Charge files – France vs Germans 1721-2060
- (Reel 10) Charge files – France vs Germans 2061-2231
- (Reel 10) Charge files – France vs Italians 1-30
- (Reel 10) Charge files – Greece vs Albanians 1-1
- (Reel 10) Charge files – Greece vs Bulgarians 1-140
- (Reel 11) Charge files – Greece vs Bulgarians 141-199
- (Reel 11) Charge files – Greece vs Germans 1-179
- (Reel 11) Charge files – Greece vs Italians 1-131
- (Reel 11) Charge files – Luxemberg vs Germans 1-97
- (Reel 12) Charge files – Netherlands vs Germans 1-270
- (Reel 13) Charge files – Netherlands vs Germans 271-584
- (Reel 14) Charge files – Norway vs Germans 1-80
- (Reel 14) Charge files – Poland vs Germans 1-180
- (Reel 15) Charge files – Poland vs Germans 181-500
- (Reel 16) Charge files – Poland vs Germans 501-840
- (Reel 17) Charge files – Poland vs Germans 841-1170
- (Reel 18) Charge files – Poland vs Germans 1171-1564
- (Reel 19) Charge files – UK vs Germans 1-330
- (Reel 20) Charge files – UK vs Germans 331-490
- (Reel 21) Charge files – UK vs Germans 491-630
- (Reel 22) Charge files – UK vs Germans 631-672
- (Reel 22) Charge files – UK vs Italians 1-114
- (Reel 22) Charge files – UK vs Romanians 1-2
- (Reel 23) Charge files – USA vs Germans 1-158
- (Reel 23) Charge files – USA vs Italians 1-3
- (Reel 24) Charge files – Yugoslavia vs Albanians 1
- (Reel 24) Charge files – Yugoslavia vs Bulgarians 1-40
- (Reel 24) Charge files – Yugoslavia vs Germans 1-360
- (Reel 25) Charge files – Yugoslavia vs Germans 361-561
- (Reel 25) Charge files – Yugoslavia vs Hungarians 1-11
- (Reel 25) Charge files – Yugoslavia vs Italians 1-221
- (Reel 26) Charge files – Australia vs Japanese 1-19
- (Reel 26) Charge files – France vs Japanese 1-1
- (Reel 26) Charge files – UK vs Japanese 1-28
- (Reel 26) Charge files – USA vs Japanese 1-241
- (Reel 27) Periodical lists of war crimes suspects 1-30
- (Reel 28) Periodical list of war crimes suspects 31-54
- (Reel 29) Periodical list of war crimes suspects 55-80
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Belgium vs Germans
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Czechslovakia vs Germans
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Denmark vs Germans
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – France vs Germans
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – France vs Italians
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Greece vs Bulgarians
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Greece vs Germans
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Greece vs Italians
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Greece vs Romanians
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Luxembourg vs Germans
- (Reel 30) Withdrawn charge files – Netherlands vs Germans
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – Australia vs Japanese
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – Poland vs Germans
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – UK vs Bulgarians
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – UK vs Germans
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – UK vs Italians
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – USA vs Germans
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – USA vs Japanese
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – Yugoslavia vs Bulgaria
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – Yugoslavia vs Germans
- (Reel 31) Withdrawn charge files – Yugoslavia vs Italian
- (Reel 32) Index list of accused war criminals and UNWCC status determinations (hand-written)
Operational documents
These are the documents produced by the UNWCC as part of its operation – Meeting Minutes from the UNWCC as a whole, from its various Committees (Facts and Evidence, Enforcement, and Legal Committee) and Offices. It also includes correspondence between the UNWCC and its various National Offices, as well as publications by National Offices and Allied militaries collected by the Commission.
- (Reel 33) Committee I (Facts and Evidence) Minutes 1 – 61
- (Reel 33) Index to UNWCC minutes and documents Oct 1949
- (Reel 33) Meeting Minutes M1-M135
- (Reel 33) NOC Minutes
- (Reel 34) A documents 1 – 67
- (Reel 34) C documents 1 – 199
- (Reel 34) Committee I (Facts and Evidence) Minutes 62 – 100
- (Reel 34) Committee I (Facts and Evidence) Minutes 101-141
- (Reel 34) Far Eastern and Pacific Sub‐Commission Meetings Minutes 1 ‐ 38
- (Reel 35) C documents 200 – 267
- (Reel 35) C documents and miscellaneous
- (Reel 35) Law Reports of Trials of War Criminals Vols 1 – 15
- (Reel 35) Miscellaneous documents 1 – 126
- (Reel 36) Committee I (Committee on Facts and Evidence) Document Numbers 1 – 69
- (Reel 36) Committee I (Committee on Facts and Evidence) Document Numbers 70 – 102
- (Reel 36) Committee III (Legal Committee) Documents III-1 to III-118
- (Reel 36) Index to the documents of the Research Office 1944‐1948
- (Reel 36) Research Office documents 1 ‐ 53
- (Reel 36) Research Office Summaries of Information 1 – 55
- (Reel 37) International Commission for Penal Reconstruction and Development – minutes notes and reports
- (Reel 37) Lists of files received from the British War Crimes executive
- (Reel 37) Military Government Gazette Germany 21 Army Group Area of Control No 2 – 3
- (Reel 37) SHAEF Concentration Camp Handbook 1945
- (Reel 37) SHAEF German Police Handbook 1944
- (Reel 37) SHAEF Nazi-Occupied Europe Handbook 1944
- (Reel 38) Manual for Trial of War Crimes and other Atrocities
- (Reel 38) Military Government Gazette 4-27
- (Reel 38) Publication on war crimes – Belgium
- (Reel 38) Publication on war crimes – Czechslovakia
- (Reel 38) Publication on war crimes – Ethiopia
- (Reel 38) Publications on war crimes – Greece
- (Reel 38) Publications on war crimes – Poland
- (Reel 38) Publications on war crimes – Yugoslavia
- (Reel 38) Report on Dachau
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Australia
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Belgium
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – cables regarding trial results
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Canada
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – China
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Czechslovakia
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Denmark
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Ethiopia
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – France
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Greece
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Luxemburg
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Netherlands
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Norway
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Poland
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – United Kingdom
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – United States of America
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with national offices – Yugoslavia
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with organisation – UK BAOR
- (Reel 41) Correspondence with organisation – United Nations
- (Reel 41) France – UNWCC Correspondence
Lists of war criminals
These are the lists compiled by the UNWCC of war criminals, with particular emphasis placed on the staffs of major concentration camps.
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol I – Auschwitz-Birkenau
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol II – Buchenwald
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol III – Dachau
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol IV – Flossenburg Mauthausen Mauthausen-Gusen
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol IX – Supplements to II III IV VII
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol V – Natzweiler
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol VI – Oranienberg-Sachsenhausen
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol VII – Ravensbruck
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol VIII – Papenburg-Esterwegen Gross-Rosen Neungamme Stutthof
- (Reel 37) Staffs of the German Concentration Camps Vol X – Officials mentioned in UNWCC records
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 1- 40 – July 1946 – Vol. 1 A-F
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 1- 40 – July 1946 – Vol. 1 G-K
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 1- 40 – July 1946 – Vol. 1 L-R
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 1- 40 – July 1946 – Vol. 1 S-Z
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 41-45 50-60 – August 1946 – July 1947 – Vol. 2 A-F
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 41-45 50-60 – August 1946 – July 1947 – Vol. 2 G-K
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 41-45 50-60 – August 1946 – July 1947 – Vol. 2 L-R
- (Reel 39) Alphabetical Index Lists of War Criminals No 41-45 50-60 – August 1946 – July 1947 – Vol. 2 S-Z
- (Reel 39) Approval and correction of lists Nos. 40 – 80 with gaps by representatives of the National Offices
- (Reel 40) Various lists of accused war criminals by member governments
CROWCASS
CROWCASS (the Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects) was a UNWCC agency responsible for tracing Axis nationals suspected of war crimes; these are the lists that it produced detailing wanted and detained persons.
- (Reel 42) CROWCASS Wanted List 4
- (Reel 42) CROWCASS Wanted Lists 1 – 3
- (Reel 42) Draft list of Germans holding high positions
- (Reel 42) Draft list of SS personnel
- (Reel 42) General CROWCASS Instructions
- (Reel 43) CROWCASS Wanted Lists 5-13
- (Reel 44) CROWCASS – Consolidated Wanted List – Germans – December 1947
- (Reel 44) CROWCASS – Consolidated Wanted List – Germans – March 1947
- (Reel 44) CROWCASS – Final Consolidated Wanted List – Germans – June 1948
- (Reel 44) CROWCASS – Supplementary Wanted List – Germans and non-Germans – June 1947
- (Reel 45) CROWCASS Detention Lists 1 – 10
- (Reel 46) CROWCASS Detention Lists 10 -15
- (Reel 47) CROWCASS Detention Lists 16 – 20
- (Reel 48) CROWCASS List of Wanted Persons (Mediterranean theatre)
- (Reel 48) CROWCASS miscellaneous correspondence
- (Reel 48) CROWCASS Tracing Notices (alphabetical)
South East Asian cases
These documents relate to the largely Australian and American detention and pursuit of suspected Japanese war criminals, as well as (in some cases) their trials.
- (Reel 48) Monthly Summations (April 1946 – Feb 1948) of Japanese trials
- (Reel 48) SEAC Theater Consolidated Suspects List A-M
- (Reel 48) SEAC Theater lists of Japanese suspects
- (Reel 49) Amendments to SEAC Theater lists of suspects
- (Reel 49) Australian Military Forces Lists Of Japanese WC Suspects Nos 1 – 11
- (Reel 49) Detained Japanese Prisoners
- (Reel 49) Histories of War Criminal Suspects held in Bangkwang Gaol Bangkok
- (Reel 49) Japanese War Criminals charged and sentenced under the War Crimes Act 1945 by Australian Military
- Authorities
- (Reel 49) Japanese War Criminals implicated in War Crimes against Australians and held in SEAC and SCAP areas
- (Reel 49) List of Japanese suspected of having commited War Crimes in the Netherlands East Indies or against the Netherlands
- (Reel 49) List of Suspected Japanese War Criminals Not Yet In Custody 1 – 8 + consolidated
- (Reel 49) List of War Criminal Suspects held in SEAC
- (Reel 49) SEAC Amended War Crimes Suspect Lists
- (Reel 49) SEAC Histories of War Criminal Suspects in Custody pt2
- (Reel 49) SEAC Histories of War Criminal Suspects in Custody pt3
- (Reel 49) SEAC Histories of War Criminal Suspects in Custody
- (Reel 49) Status of Japanese War Criminals named by the Chinese Government (warning – poor quality)
- (Reel 49) U.S. Headquarters Sugamo Prison, Roster of persons confined at Sugamo Prison Japan and monthly rosters
- (Reel 50) Australian records of military courts
- (Reel 50) Australian transcripts of proceedings and exhibits
Trial reports
The UNWCC – unlike bodies such as the ICC today – did not conduct trials itself, but rather operated in a supervisory and coordinating role for Allied states to carry out their own trials. When these were carried out, they were (usually) reported back to the UNWCC, although the latter’s early closure meant that many trials were concluded after the UNWCC had been shut down. Owing to different legal practices, different countries provided different degrees of detail in their cases.
- (Reel 50) Results of various trials of war criminals
- (Reel 50) Synopses of trial reports from national authorities
- (Reel 51) British military trial reports 1
- (Reel 52) British military trial reports 2-48
- (Reel 53) British military trial reports 49-103
- (Reel 54) British military trial reports 104-319
- (Reel 55) British military trial reports 319-415
- (Reel 56) British military trial reports 416-470
- (Reel 57) British military trial reports 471-476
- (Reel 58) British military trial reports 477-524
- (Reel 59) Canadian transcripts and trial reports 1-4
- (Reel 60) Canadian transcripts and trial reports 5-7
- (Reel 61) Chinese trial reports
- (Reel 61) Czechslovak trial reports
- (Reel 61) French Trial Reports
- (Reel 61) Greek trial reports
- (Reel 61) Netherlands trial reports
- (Reel 61) Norwegian trial reports
- (Reel 62) Polish trial reports 1-2
- (Reel 63) Polish trial report 3 and case review
- (Reel 64) US military trial reports 1-25
- (Reel 65) US military trial reports 26-48
- (Reel 66) US military trial report 48 (cont)
- (Reel 67) US military trial report 48 (cont 2)
- (Reel 68) US military trial reports 49-50
- (Reel 69) US military trial report 50
- (Reel 70) US military trial reports 50-73
- (Reel 71) US military trial reports 74-80
- (Reel 72) US military trial reports 81-95
- (Reel 73) US military trial reports 96-104
- (Reel 74) US military trial reports 105-118
- (Reel 75) US military trial reports 119-122
- (Reel 76) US military trial reports 123-158
- (Reel 77) US military trial reports 159-163
- (Reel 78) US military trial reports 164-166
- (Reel 79) US military trial reports 167-170
- (Reel 80) US military trial reports 171-174
- (Reel 81) US military trial reports 175-176
- (Reel 82) US military trial reports 177-183
- (Reel 83) US military trial report 183-184
- (Reel 84) US military trial report 184 (cont)
- (Reel 85) US military trial reports 184-193
- (Reel 86) US military trial reports 185-196
- (Reel 87) US military trial reports 197-203
- (Reel 88) US military trial reports 204-209
- (Reel 89) US military trial reports 210-212
- (Reel 90) US military trial reports 212 (cont)
- (Reel 91) US military trial reports 212-215
- (Reel 92) US military trial reports 217-221
- (Reel 93) US military trial reports 222-225
- (Reel 94) US military trial reports 226-229
- (Reel 95) US military trial reports 229
- (Reel 96) US military trial reports 229
- (Reel 97) US military trial reports 242-249
- (Reel 98) US military trial reports 250-271
- (Reel 99) US military trial reports 272-298
- (Reel 100) US military trial reports 299-319
- (Reel 101) US military trial reports 320-339 345-370
- (Reel 102) US military trial reports 371-372
- (Reel 103) US military trial reports 372 (cont)
- (Reel 104) US military trial reports 372-373
- (Reel 105) US military trial reports 373 (cont)
- (Reel 106) US military trial reports 373 (cont)
- (Reel 107) US military trial reports 373 (cont)
- (Reel 108) US military trial reports 373-374
- (Reel 109) US military trial reports 374-450
- (Reel 110) US military trial reports 418-573
- (Reel 111) US military trial reports 574-701
- (Reel 112) US military trial reports 702-805
- (Reel 113) US military trial reports of F Braganza and Arthur Andrae et al
- (Reel 114) US military trial reports 33-70
- (Reel 115) US military trial reports 541
Yamashita trial
This is a partial transcript of the trial of Tomoyuki Yamashita, Military Governor of Japan to the Philippines, for his role in atrocities carried out in Singapore, Manila, and the Philippines.
- (Reel 116) Yamashita Trial Transcript Vols VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXII
- (Reel 117) Yamashita Trial exhibits (various)
- (Reel 117) Yamashita Trial Transcript Vols XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVII XXVIII XXIX XXX XXXI XXXII XXXIII XXXIV
- (Reel 119) Yamashita trial transcript p2477 – 4656
- (Reel 120) Yamashita Trial Prosecution and Defence Witnesses p4657-7027
International Military Tribunal for the Far East
This is a partial transcript of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE), also known as the Tokyo Trials. Convened in April 1946, it tried high-level leaders accused of participation in the waging of war and the commission, aiding, and abetting of atrocities.
- (Reel 118) Indictment against 28 Japanese defendants
- (Reel 121) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p7028 – 9653
- (Reel 122) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Defence and Prosecution Witnesses p9654 – 12123
- (Reel 123) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p12124 – 14550
- (Reel 124) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p14551 – 16910
- (Reel 125) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p16911 – 19374
- (Reel 126) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p19375 – 21827
- (Reel 127) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p21828 – 23966
- (Reel 128) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p23967 – 26345
- (Reel 129) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p26396 – 28826
- (Reel 130) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p28827 – 32142
- (Reel 131) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p32143 – 34364
- (Reel 132) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p34365 – 36815
- (Reel 133) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p36816 – 39300
- (Reel 134) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Prosecution and Defence Witnesses p39301 – 41740
- (Reel 135) Transcript of proceesdings for the IMTFE p41711 – 44859
- (Reel 136) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE p44860 – 47939
- (Reel 137) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE + reports of sessions in President Webb’s chambers p 47940 – 48412
- (Reel 138) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE – affidavits on atrocities 1621 – 2227
- (Reel 139) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE – affidavits on atrocities 2228 – 11523
- (Reel 140) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 8 – 80
- (Reel 141) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Exhibits 81 – 474
- (Reel 142) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 445 – 729
- (Reel 143) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 730-871
- (Reel 144) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 872-1244
- (Reel 145) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 1245-1506
- (Reel 146) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 1507 – 1748
- (Reel 147) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 1749 – 1995
- (Reel 148) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE 1996 – 2199
- (Reel 149) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE 2200 – 2370
- (Reel 150) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 2371 – 2557
- (Reel 151) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 2558 – 2946
- (Reel 152) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 2947 – 3225
- (Reel 153) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 3226 – 3524
- (Reel 154) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 3525 – 3840
- (Reel 155) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Court Exhibits 3841 – 3915
- (Reel 155) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Photo Exhibits
- (Reel 155) Transcripts of Proceedings of IMTFE LPS Analyses of Documentary Evidence 1 – 488
- (Reel 156) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE LPS Analyses of Documentary Evidence 489 – 2137
- (Reel 157) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Chronological summary of prosecution evidence to 10 December 1946
- (Reel 157) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE LPS Analyses of Documentary Evidence 2138 – 4040
- (Reel 158) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE – Judges’ rulings
- (Reel 158) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE – Summation of the Prosecution’s Introduction Indictment and Charges
- (Reel 158) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE General Index of the Record of the Defence Case
- (Reel 158) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE IPS evidence summaries
- (Reel 158) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE IPS response to Defence Motion to Dismiss
- (Reel 158) Transcript of proceedings for the IMTFE Japanese conferences etc appearing in evidence
- (Reel 159) Transcipt of the IMTFE – Individual Defendants Hashimoto to Shigemitsu
- (Reel 160) Transcipt of the IMTFE – Individual Defendants Shimada to Umezu
- (Reel 160) Transcipt of the IMTFE POW Evidence Summations
- (Reel 160) Transcipt of the IMTFE Reply of Prosecution to Defence Summations
- (Reel 160) Transcript of the IMTFE Narrative Summary of the Records p101 – 2190
- (Reel 161) Transcript of the IMTFE Narrative Summary of the Records p2191 – 4427
- (Reel 162) Transcript of the IMTFE Miscellaneous IPS documents
- (Reel 162) Transcript of the IMTFE Narrative Summary of the Records p4428 – 7071
- (Reel 163) Transcript of the IMTFE Defence requests and Court Orders
- (Reel 163) Transcript of the IMTFE Opening Statement of the Defence
- (Reel 163) Transcript of the IMTFE Rejected defence documents No 51 – 281
- (Reel 164) Transcript of the IMTFE Rejected defence documents No 281 – 791
- (Reel 165) Transcript of the IMTFE Rejected defence documents 791 – 1284
- (Reel 166) Transcript of the IMTFE Rejected defence documents 1290 – 1835
- (Reel 168) Transcript of the IMTFE Rejected defence documents 2251 – 2297
- (Reel 169) Transcript of the IMTFE Judgement p1 – 1136
- (Reel 169) Transcript of the IMTFE Rejected defence documents 2943 – 3120
- (Reel 170) Transcript of the IMTFE – Dissenting Opinion of the Justice from France
- (Reel 170) Transcript of the IMTFE – Dissenting Opinion of the Justice Roling of the Netherlands
- (Reel 170) Transcript of the IMTFE – Judgement
- (Reel 170) Transcript of the IMTFE – Separate Opinion of the President Concerning Opinion of Justice Jaranilla of the Philippines 2
- (Reel 170) Transcript of the IMTFE – Separate Opinion of the President Concerning Opinion of Justice Jaranilla of the Philippines
- (Reel 170) Transcript of the IMTFE – USA and others v Araki and others 2
- (Reel 170) Transcript of the IMTFE – USA and others v Araki and others
Miscellaneous documents
This is a collection of miscellaneous documents, largely from the International Military Tribunals.
- (Reel 171) Catalogue of Nuremberg Documents
- (Reel 171) Guide and stack list of records of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1945-1949
- (Reel 171) Guide to the records of the UNWCC
- (Reel 171) Indices to the 12 Nuremberg US Military Tribunal Proceedings
- (Reel 171) Indices to the Nurnberg and other Proceedings
- (Reel 171) List of finding aids available to the War Crimes Unit for the IMTFE
- (Reel 171) Photographs from the UNWCC and Nazi Crime Exhibition
- (Reel 171) Tokyo Trials functional index
Index of war criminals
This is a card index of suspects and charge file references for the entire UNWCC caseload, which occasionally includes identifying details and outcomes of trials for some cases. The non-German cases are less complete, but this remains an extremely useful tool for navigating the archive, especially as it cross-references individual perpetrators who were listed multiple times in Charges across the UNWCC member states.
- (NDX1) (Ger) Abb – Baranowski
- (NDX1) (Ger) Baranowski – Berghaus
- (NDX1) (Ger) Berghaus – Bolmann
- (NDX1) (Ger) Bolnei – Bucher
- (NDX1) (Ger) Bucher – Czycholt
- (NDX2) (Ger) Dabrowski – Dorscht
- (NDX2) (Ger) Dorscht – Ernthof
- (NDX2) (Ger) Erpf – Forster
- (NDX2) (Ger) Forster – Gehrke
- (NDX2) (Ger) Gehrke – Goymann
- (NDX3) (Ger) Grabau – Haertl
- (NDX3) (Ger) Haertz – Heimerdinger
- (NDX3) (Ger) Heimersen – Hinteregger
- (NDX3) (Ger) Hinthal – Hullinger
- (NDX3) (Ger) Hullinger – Kagek
- (NDX3) (Ger) Kagel – Kaht
- (NDX4) (Ger) Kaibel – Kladde
- (NDX4) (Ger) Klaebe – Kollmann
- (NDX4) (Ger) Kollmann – Krumm
- (NDX4) (Ger) Krumm – Laukorst
- (NDX4) (Ger) Laumann – Ljubov
- (NDX5) (Ger) Lobach – Marsch
- (NDX5) (Ger) Marschaall – Michalowski
- (NDX5) (Ger) Michalowski – Muller
- (NDX5) (Ger) Muller – Oehme
- (NDX5) (Ger) Oehmig – Petzel
- (NDX5) (Ger) Petzel – Pezon (inc Pezzano (It) and Mumm (misfiled))
- (NDX6) (Ger) Pfab – Rabus
- (NDX6) (Ger) Rabus – Riedl
- (NDX6) (Ger) Riedl – Saffel
- (NDX6) (Ger) Saggau – Schlude
- (NDX6) (Ger) Schlueffer – Schreider
- (NDX6) (Ger) Schreier – Schreyer
- (NDX7) (Ger) Schriba – Seidel
- (NDX7) (Ger) Seidel – Stadler
- (NDX7) (Ger) Stadler – Suhr
- (NDX7) (Ger) Suhren – Ufken (+ Ugolini (It))
- (NDX7) (Ger) Uhl – Walter
- (NDX7) (Ger) Walter – Wekwert
- (NDX8) (Al) Boljotinac – Deva
- (NDX8) (B) Anev – Zlatarov
- (NDX8) (Ger) Weisminger – Wittman
- (NDX8) (Ger) Wittman – Zwer
- (NDX8) (Ger) Zwerger – Zyto
- (NDX8) (Hu) Apatini Fahrenbach – Zombori
- (NDX8) (It) Acqua-Freddi – Loddi
- (NDX8) (It) Lomaglio – Zuccari (inc. unknown)
- (NDX8) (J) Abeko – Taneka (inc Unknown)
- (NDX8) (Ro) Buzdugan – Matiescu
- (NDX8) (various) Unknown
- (NDX9) (Ca) (Trial outcomes) Holzer – Weigel
- (NDX9) (Fr) (Trial outcomes) Auer – Zank
- (NDX9) (N) (Trial outcomes) Bruns – Weimann
- (NDX9) (Nl) (Trial outcomes) Gerbsch – Zuelhke
- (NDX9) (P) (Trial outcomes) Buhler – Hoess
- (NDX9) (UK) (Trial outcomes) Abel – Zimmerman
- (NDX9) (USA) (Trial outcomes) Adami – Diehl
- (NDX9) (USA) (Trial outcomes) Dierking – Otl
- (NDX9) (USA) (Trial outcomes) Otte – Zwiener