Wiliam B. Simpson World War II Pacific Theater collection 1935-1994

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Wiliam B. Simpson World War II Pacific Theater collection 1935-1994

Emeritus Professor of Economics (Claremont Graduate School, Ph. D., 1971), William Brand Simpson served as Special Agent in the Counter Intelligence Corps, U.S. Army during World War II, mainly in the Philippines and Japan. The manuscript and published materials contained within this collection were collected and assembled by Simpson and consist of newspapers, periodicals, correspondence, maps, military documents, including declassified items, and a variety of publications - government, military and other - relating to the Pacific Theater during Word War II, specifically the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, the establishment of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and the American return to the Philippines, and the American occupation of Japan and Korea. Post-war materials document the treatment of Chinese forced labor in Japan, the Japanese war crime trials, and the post-war economies of the Philippine Islands, Japan and Korea.

4.0 boxes

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jpn,

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Simpson, William Brand

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Emeritus Professor of Economics (Claremont Graduate School, Ph. D., 1971), Simpson served as Special Agent in the Counter Intelligence Corps, U.S. Army during World War II, mainly in the Philippines and Japan. He was called back to Japan in 1947 to assist the Legal Section in Tokyo in the Japanese war crime trials. He is currently (1994) assisting a group in Japan seeking reparations for Chinese survivors of Japanese prison camps. From the description of Documents relating to World W...