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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
UNITED STATES ARMY FORCES, PACIFIC

PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE

11 September 45.

PRESS RELEASE:

The Supreme Commander for the allied Powers has directed that the following men be at once taken into the custody of American Military Forces:

  1. Sigenori Togo, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harobor" cabinet; Minister of Colonial and Foreign Affairs.
  2. Okinori Kaya, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet. Minister of Finances.
  3. Admiral Shigetaro Shimada, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet. Minister of Navy.
  4. Nobusuke Kishi, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet. Minister of Commerce and Industry.
  5. Rear Admiral Ken Terashima, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harobor" cabinet. Minister of Communications and Railways.
  6. Michiyo Iwamura, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet. Minister of Justice.
  7. Kunihiko Hashida, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet. Minister of Education.
  8. Hiroya Ino, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet. Minister of Agriculture and Forestry.
  9. Chikahiko Koizumi, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet.
  10. Sadaichi Suzuki, Member of the Tojo "Pearl Harbor" cabinet. Minister without portfolio. (Not same one who became prime minister).
  11. Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma, Commander, Japanese Forces in Philippines, responsible for "Death March." (Took Wainwright surrender)
  12. Lt. Gen. Shigemori Kuroda, Japanesse Commander in P.I. 1943.
  13. Shozo Murata, Japanese Ambassador to P.I. during occupation.
  14. Col. Akira Nagahama, Commander of Kempei in the Philippine Islands (Responsible for tortures in Ft. Santiago)
  15. Lt. Col. Seiichi Ohta, responsible for atrocities in Manila.