Brannon’s cross-examination of Admiral Richardson on November 25 and 26th, 1946. Financial problems of keeping the employees afloat during the trial.

Personal matters. The Netherland judge writing a dissenting opinion.

The health toll the trial is taking on all of the participants.

Politics in Kansas City as Bernard runs for sheriff.

The Japan Times Weekly article dated 7/23/1942, was not written by an American. The Bataan Death March. One year anniversary of Nagano’s death. (There is a discrepancy here, the letter states it is one year from Nagano’s ...

Brannon decides to stay in Japan and continue to help out on the defense team. Brannon takes on the defenses of Admiral Shimada, Admiral Oka, General Hashimoto and General Sato. The possibility of helping with Prime ...

Brannon details the death of Nagano and Nagano as a person. Morality of the trial and the lack of concern for the Japanese by Americans in occupation. Unfair treatment of the Japanese prisoners. (This letter was referenced ...

Discussion of Kansas City politics. Brannon writes about a non-Tribunal client who is a German Jew living in Japan. His client was placed in a Japanese concentration camp for a while. His client works for another German ...

Personal matters. More discussion regarding the petition for habeas corpus. A visit to Shimada after his sentencing.

Sessions with the Tribunal President Sir William Web.