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Japanese Methods Of Prisoner Of War Interrogation

"This report discusses the high regard the Japanese placed on information gathered through interrogation of prisoners of war, the interrogation techniques used, and the types of information obtained. Examples of intelligence from actual interrogations." Digitized by AHEC (U.S. Army Heritage Collections) http://www.carlisle.army.mil/ahec/ · Cover title · "1 June 46." · At head of title: Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers · This report discusses the high regard the Japanese placed on information gathered through interrogation of prisoners of war, the interrogation techniques used, and the types of information obtained. Examples of intelligence from actual interrogations · I. Time and place of interrogation -- II. Techniques of interrogation -- III. Matters of interrogation -- IV. Conclusions · "This report ... presents evidence that the Japanese Army had a high regard for intelligence obtained through the interrogation of prisoners of war; that interrogation was conducted at both the front and rear areas; that interrogation techniques varied from the gentle to the cruel; that prisoners were interrogated for the purpose of obtaining tact

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