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Statement of Miki First operation, May 1945, Miki doesn't know whether or not Kubo was there. Other professors also went along. |
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Statement of Tsurumaru., July 1 & 2, 1947 - Tsurumaru finished eating, (incident of eating human liver at Officers Club Hospital with Komori, etc.) went to Medical Section, said to someone, perhaps Major Kubo, "I was just fed human liver at the Off leers' Club Hospital. Someone remarked that he should not speak in such a lound voice, although he had not. In the room were Kubo, Bonjo, Hishiyama, perhaps Yoshlnura and Maekawa. |
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Statement of Yoshimura, 16-28 June 1947 - Personnel of WA Medical Sections Maj. Kubo— pharmical Officer— responsible for obtaining and distributing medical cupplles to units and hospitals of WA and repair of medical equipment. Left in August or September 1944, replaced by Lt. Col. Ear a, returned to succeed Hara on 11 February 1945/ In Feb. 45 defense plan formulated for Kyushu invasion; headquarters divided into Administration faction and Operations faction. In operations were Yoshimnra, chief, Maj. Hlshiyama, and Capt. Tsurumaru; in administration were Maj. Honjo, chief; Maj. Maeda, Maj. Kubo, 1st Lt Ikeda, 1st Lt. Maekawa. |
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Statement of Yamasaki 420, 9 June 47 - Personnel at Western Army Medical Section and their jobs: ..... Major Kubo - supply and distribution of medicines to various WA hospitals. At one time he was charged with the responsibility of ordering a ton of AA and delivering it to KIU for research purposes. .....1st Lt. Toru Aijlma - under Kubo as to medical supplies. |
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Statement of Maekawa (23 May - 3 June 1947) During Misao's visit to Horiuchi in May, Yoshimura, Kubo, Tsurumaru entered and left office. Kubo was in charge of medical supplies. |
This book documents the legal proceedings of the December 1949 Khabarovsk trial in which twelve members of the Japanese Army's covert biological warfare Unit 731 were prosecuted for their war crimes. The trial sought to hold key leaders in Japan's bio-weapons program accountable for atrocities after WWII.