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092: International Relations
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文書名:Records of General Headquarters Far East Command = 極東軍総司令部文書 ; Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 = 参謀第2部

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原所蔵機関: 米国国立公文書館(RG554); 日本占領関係資料 Withdrawal Notice

原資料の出版事項: ; 1952/01-1952/10
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1952 1952

1952.01-1952.10
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United Kingdom Contingents, 1952/10/29, Visit of Lieutenant General NeWin to Tokyo, 1952/10/19, Visit of South African Minister of Defense, 1952/10/10, Visit to Japan of Elizar S. Pohan and Dr. Achmad Subardjo, 1952/09/16, Proposed Assignment of British Deputy Chief of Staff, 1952/06/30, Exchange of Interrogation Reports, 1952/06/18, Korea-Manchuria and Korea-Soviet Boundaries, 1952/06/05, Request for Information, 1952/05/10, Summary of Military Operations in Korea, Korea-Manchuria-USSR Boundary, 1952/05/01, DA Radio 906346, 1952/04/22, Security Information, 1952/04/16, Communication to CINC from T. Yagiz, 1952/04/05, Bacteriological Warfare, 1952/04/09, International Staff Training, 1952/04/03, Administrative Functions of the Japanese Liaison Office, 1952/04/01, Organization of Chinese Communists and North Korean Units in Korea, 1952/03/15, Request from Netherlands Liaison Group, 1952/02/27, Request from the French Military Adviser, 1952/01/30, Request for Information on U.S. Planes, 1952/01/21, Captured Enemy Equipment, 1952/01/26, Request from Brit Com Sub Area, Tokyo, 1952/01/09, Article for Publication in the Australian Army Journal, 1952/01/08
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2014-11-07T16:05:34+09:00
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Date Digitized: W3CDTF
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2014-03-07
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026237307
Available: internet
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2019-03-12

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