Militarism in pre-World War Two Japan was a product of Japans culture, manifested within its distinctive internal domestic institutions, stimulated by the encroaching external pressures, and is distinct from militarism anywhere else in the world.
"encompasses several thousand documents on Japanese war crimes & Japanese biological warfare. These selections represent key documentation gathered from a comprehensive search of official record holdings in NARA and from reference materials gathered by the IWG."
The Rise and Fall of the Japanese Empire by 
War and Conscience in Japan by 
Military Intervention in Pre-War Japanese Politics by 
Documents on the Tokyo International Military Tribunal by 
