York University Libraries Clara Thomas Archives & Special Collections

M-105 Biological Warfare Bomb – Missing Classified Mission Reports “B5” and “D5” (8 p.)

Overhead transparencies of Key Documents showing use of Biological Weapons (for presentations by SLE)

12 Soviet “Documents” re : Biological Warfare in Korea – Milton Leitenberg article and Endicott/Hagerman response (1998-1999). Also includes 2018 Thomas Powell rebuttal of Leitenberg’s argument

12 Soviet “Documents” re : Biological Warfare in Korea – Milton Leitenberg article and Endicott/Hagerman response (1998-1999). Also includes 2018 Thomas Powell rebuttal of Leitenberg’s argument

Response to Crane’s Article from Endicott and Hagerman

Crane, Col. Conrad – “Atomic, Chemical, and Biological Weapons”, The Ashgate Research Companion to the Korean War

Scott Shane – Journalist Baltimore Sun (2003) & New York Times (2016) – Correspondence and articles re: biological warfare and death of Frank Olson (7 p. correspondence and 10 p. articles)

North Korean Documents on Biological Warfare – Report of the Commission of the Medical Headquarters of the Korean People’s Army on the Use of Bacteriological Weapons 1952

Ottawa Documents on Biological Warfare – Marginal Material

Canadian Scientist G.B. Reed Affirms Feasibility of Chinese Germ Warfare Charges

Address by Lester B. Pearson at Iroquois United Church

Responses to James G. Endicott’s Speech at Maple Leaf Gardens

Endicott, Stephen. “Was Germ Warfare Used by U.S. in Korean War?” Toronto Star

Endicott & Hagerman, “The United States and Biological Warfare 1950-1953: Secrecy, Accountability and First Use Strategy”

Statement of Pugwash International Conference of Scientists on Biological and Chemical Warfare

China: Military Archives, Beijing – Research Trip 1997 – Notes and 7 Translated Documents

China: Central Archives, Beijing – 14 Documents on Biological Warfare in Chinese & English Translation

China: Liaoning Archives, Shenyang – Documents in Chinese & Translation Process, File 1

Chinese Histories of the Korean War – The Inside Story of Decision Making in the Korean War, Qi DeXue, Liaoning University Press, Shenyang (photocopy of book in Chinese with English translation of part dealing with germ warfare)

Chinese Histories of the Korean War – The Inside Story of Decision Making in the Korean War, Qi DeXue, Liaoning University Press, Shenyang (photocopy of book in Chinese with English translation of part dealing with germ warfare)

Chinese Histories of the Korean War – Memoirs of a Chinese Marshall by Peng Dehuai – notes

Professor Zhu Chun (Formerly Member of Prison Camp Division Headquarters) – Interview

Chinese Printed Materials on the Korean War – Women of China – English & Chinese

Chinese Printed Materials on the Korean War – A Volunteer Soldier’s Day – Introduction by Guo Moro (excerpt)

Prof. Shingo Shibata and Japan’s National Institute of Health – Correspondence and Documents

Dr. Yashko Nishimura – Correspondence

Japan Communist Party – Correspondence and Documents

RG 331 : Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP) in Japan – Activities of Unit 406 Medical General Laboratories of the U.S. Eighth Army – Documents with relevance to U.S. Biological Warfare Plans from Prof. Tsuneishi and Diet Library

RG 331 : Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP) in Japan – Activities of Unit 406 Medical General Laboratories of the U.S. Eighth Army – Documents with relevance to U.S. Biological Warfare Plans from Prof. Tsuneishi and Diet Library

Sankei Shinbun Articles on Soviet Documents on Germ Warfare Charges in 1952 Korean War

Dr. Franco Graziosi – Pasteur Institute in Rome – Correspondence

U.S.A.’s Deteriorating Position in Korean War – Hindustani Times

Psychological Warfare Strategy Board on Korean War Era (Harry S. Truman Library) – U.S. Government Declassified Documents Index (Arranged by theme)

Psychological Warfare Strategy Board (Harry S. Truman Library) – Other Documents

RG 218 : Joint Chiefs of Staff : File 1837 : Declassified Documents not useful

RG218 : Joint Chiefs of Staff : File 2027 : Chemical Warfare : U.S. National Archive II (Maryland)

“Report on Japanese Biological Warfare (BW) Activities” by Arvo Thompson, 31 May 1946. National Security Archive, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. : Chemical and Biological Warfare Collection

“Report on Japanese Biological Warfare (BW) Activities” by Arvo Thompson, 31 May 1946. National Security Archive, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. : Chemical and Biological Warfare Collection

“Report of the Secretary of Defense’s Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical, Biological and Radiological Warfare” (Stevenson Committee) 30 June 1950. National Security Archive, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. : Chemical and Biological Warfare Collection

“Report of the Secretary of Defense’s Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical, Biological and Radiological Warfare” (Stevenson Committee) 30 June 1950. National Security Archive, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. : Chemical and Biological Warfare Collection

RG 319 : Army Operations : Biological Warfare Documents Found on 1998 Washington Research Trip

Miller, Dorothy L. : History of Air Force Participation in the Biological Warfare Program, 1944-1951 (volume 1)

Miller, Dorothy L. : History of Air Force Participation in the Biological Warfare Program, 1951-1954 (volume 2)

RG 112 : Surgeon General : Historical Unit Medical Detachments (HUMEDS) Files : 406th Medical General Laboratory in Japan

RG 175 : U.S. Army : Chemical Corps : 1997 Washington Research Trip – Hot Docs

RG 175 : U.S. Army : Chemical Corps : Records of schedules and deliveries, contracts, symbols of agents

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : Commands, Activities and Organizations – Gen. O.P. Weyland “Some Lessons of the Korean War and Conclusions and Recommendations Concerning USAF Tactical Air Responsibilities”

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : Commands, Activities and Organizations – Gen. O.P. Weyland “Some Lessons of the Korean War and Conclusions and Recommendations Concerning USAF Tactical Air Responsibilities”

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : 5th Air Force in Korea : FRAG Orders (operations)

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : 5th Air Force in Korea : Mission Reports for March 9, 1952 (a sample of one day)

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : 5th Air Force in Korea : 3rd Bomb Group – Mission Reports

U.S. Army Medical Command. “An Evaluation of Entomological Warfare as a Potential Danger to the United States and European NATO Nations” [Rose Report] n.d.

U.S. Air Force. “Guerrilla Warfare and Airpower in Korea, 1950-53”. Microfilm Roll 2627. Concepts Division, Aerospace Institute, Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, ALA

Futrell, Robert F. The United States Air Force in Korea 1950-1953 – Office of Air Force History (with notes)

Hermes, Walter G. Truce Tent and Fighting Front, United States Army in the Korean War, vol. 3 (with notes)

U.S. Marine Operations in Korea 1950-1953, vol. 4 (1962) & vol. 5 (1972)

Nichols, Col. Donald. “How Many Times Can I Die?”

Operation Tailwind – U.S. & Nerve Gas in Laos 1970 (cover-ups), see also : Peter Pringle

Biological Warfare – misc. newspaper articles

Geneva Conference on Biological Warfare and Disarmament : UNIDR – United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research, Geneva, July 5-8, 1998 – Proceedings

Hague Appeal for Peace Conference, The Hague, 11-15 May 1999 – Proceedings and Sample Documents

Hague Appeal for Peace Conference, The Hague, 11-15 May 1999 – Endicott and Hagerman Paper – “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow : Biological Warfare at the Millennium”

Hague Appeal for Peace Conference, The Hague, 11-15 May 1999 – Steve Endicott’s Briefing Papers for Conversations at the Hague Conference

Susan Wright and The Hague Appeal for Peace Conference – Correspondence

International War Crimes Tribunal on United States Crimes in Korea, New York, June 22-25, 2001 and Korea Truth Commission, Toronto November 22, 2002

Trip to North Korea with Film Crew 2002 – Pre-trip Correspondence

Munhwa Broadcasting Corp. (Seoul, South Korea) Film “The U. S. Biological Warfare in Korea”

“Silent Killer” – South Korean Production – Interviews with Steve Endicott & Ned Hagerman

Photographs and Images – Section one of the book – Sources

Photographs Used in Exhibit on Biological Warfare by James G. Endicott (numbered 1-43)

Maps re : China and North Korea

Blum, William. The CIA: A Forgotten History : Korea 1945-1953 : Was it all what it appeared to be?

Christie, A.B. Infectious Diseases : Epidemiology and Clinical Practice (excerpt)

Crane, Conrad C. American Airpower Strategy in Korea, 1950-1953 (excerpt) [notes by S. Endicott]

Dando, Malcolm. Biological Warfare in the 21st Century (excerpt)

Farrar-Hockley, Anthony. The British Part in the Korean War: Vol. II-An Honourable Discharge (excerpt)

Harris, Robert and Jeremy Paxman. A Higher Form of Killing : The Secret Story of Gas and Germ Warfare (excerpt)

Hersh, Seymour M. Germ Warfare : For Alma Mater, God and Country”, Ramparts

Kinkead, Eugene. In Every War But One (excerpt)

Kissinger, Henry. Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy (excerpt)

Leitenberg, Milton. Articles in “Chemical and Biological Warfare”, Special Issue of Scientist and Citizen

MacDonald, Callum. Korea : The War Before Vietnam (excerpt)

Mahurin, Col. Walker M. Honest John : The Autobiography of Walker M. Mahurin

Moon, John Ellis Van Courtland. “Biological Warfare Allegations : The Korean War Case”, Annals New York Academy of Sciences, vol. 666

Republic of Korea. The History of the United Nations Forces in the Korean War, vol.5 (excerpt)

Wise, David. The Politics of Lying : Government Deception, Secrecy, and Power (excerpt)

Zhang, Shu Guang. Mao’s Military Romanticism : China and the Korean War, 1950-1953 (excerpt)

Series 5: Oral history of the Korean War project

Oral History Project on the Korean War - U.S. Airmen POWs

Oral History Project on the Korean War - Interviews - Bobby E. Hammet - telephone conversations

Oral History Project on the Korean War - United States Air Force of Special Investigations: Report of Investigation of Communist Allegations that the USAF Participated in Biological Warfare in Korea - Commentary

Oral History Project on the Korean War - United States Air Force of Special Investigations: Report of Investigation of Communist Allegations that the USAF Participated in Biological Warfare in Korea - Commentary

Oral History Project on the Korean War - Interviews - Gen. Crawford Sams tapes and Yasko Nishimura correspondence

'The Autobiography of Crawford F. Sams: U.S. Army Doctor' - manuscript deposited by General Sams to the Oral History Project (1 of 4)

'The Autobiography of Crawford F. Sams: U.S. Army Doctor' - manuscript deposited by General Sams to the Oral History Project (4 of 4)

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M-105 Biological Warfare Bomb – Missing Classified Mission Reports “B5” and “D5” (8 p.)

Overhead transparencies of Key Documents showing use of Biological Weapons (for presentations by SLE)

12 Soviet “Documents” re : Biological Warfare in Korea – Milton Leitenberg article and Endicott/Hagerman response (1998-1999). Also includes 2018 Thomas Powell rebuttal of Leitenberg’s argument

Response to Crane’s Article from Endicott and Hagerman

Crane, Col. Conrad – “Atomic, Chemical, and Biological Weapons”, The Ashgate Research Companion to the Korean War

Scott Shane – Journalist Baltimore Sun (2003) & New York Times (2016) – Correspondence and articles re: biological warfare and death of Frank Olson (7 p. correspondence and 10 p. articles)

North Korean Documents on Biological Warfare – Report of the Commission of the Medical Headquarters of the Korean People’s Army on the Use of Bacteriological Weapons 1952

Ottawa Documents on Biological Warfare – Marginal Material

Canadian Scientist G.B. Reed Affirms Feasibility of Chinese Germ Warfare Charges

Address by Lester B. Pearson at Iroquois United Church

Responses to James G. Endicott’s Speech at Maple Leaf Gardens

Endicott, Stephen. “Was Germ Warfare Used by U.S. in Korean War?” Toronto Star

Endicott & Hagerman, “The United States and Biological Warfare 1950-1953: Secrecy, Accountability and First Use Strategy”

Statement of Pugwash International Conference of Scientists on Biological and Chemical Warfare

China: Military Archives, Beijing – Research Trip 1997 – Notes and 7 Translated Documents

China: Central Archives, Beijing – 14 Documents on Biological Warfare in Chinese & English Translation

China: Liaoning Archives, Shenyang – Documents in Chinese & Translation Process, File 1

Chinese Histories of the Korean War – The Inside Story of Decision Making in the Korean War, Qi DeXue, Liaoning University Press, Shenyang (photocopy of book in Chinese with English translation of part dealing with germ warfare)

Chinese Histories of the Korean War – Memoirs of a Chinese Marshall by Peng Dehuai – notes

Professor Zhu Chun (Formerly Member of Prison Camp Division Headquarters) – Interview

Chinese Printed Materials on the Korean War – Women of China – English & Chinese

Chinese Printed Materials on the Korean War – A Volunteer Soldier’s Day – Introduction by Guo Moro (excerpt)

Prof. Shingo Shibata and Japan’s National Institute of Health – Correspondence and Documents

Dr. Yashko Nishimura – Correspondence

Japan Communist Party – Correspondence and Documents

RG 331 : Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP) in Japan – Activities of Unit 406 Medical General Laboratories of the U.S. Eighth Army – Documents with relevance to U.S. Biological Warfare Plans from Prof. Tsuneishi and Diet Library

Sankei Shinbun Articles on Soviet Documents on Germ Warfare Charges in 1952 Korean War

Dr. Franco Graziosi – Pasteur Institute in Rome – Correspondence

U.S.A.’s Deteriorating Position in Korean War – Hindustani Times

Psychological Warfare Strategy Board on Korean War Era (Harry S. Truman Library) – U.S. Government Declassified Documents Index (Arranged by theme)

Psychological Warfare Strategy Board (Harry S. Truman Library) – Other Documents

RG 218 : Joint Chiefs of Staff : File 1837 : Declassified Documents not useful

RG218 : Joint Chiefs of Staff : File 2027 : Chemical Warfare : U.S. National Archive II (Maryland)

“Report on Japanese Biological Warfare (BW) Activities” by Arvo Thompson, 31 May 1946. National Security Archive, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. : Chemical and Biological Warfare Collection

“Report of the Secretary of Defense’s Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical, Biological and Radiological Warfare” (Stevenson Committee) 30 June 1950. National Security Archive, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. : Chemical and Biological Warfare Collection

RG 319 : Army Operations : Biological Warfare Documents Found on 1998 Washington Research Trip

Miller, Dorothy L. : History of Air Force Participation in the Biological Warfare Program, 1944-1951 (volume 1)

Miller, Dorothy L. : History of Air Force Participation in the Biological Warfare Program, 1951-1954 (volume 2)

RG 112 : Surgeon General : Historical Unit Medical Detachments (HUMEDS) Files : 406th Medical General Laboratory in Japan

RG 175 : U.S. Army : Chemical Corps : 1997 Washington Research Trip – Hot Docs

RG 175 : U.S. Army : Chemical Corps : Records of schedules and deliveries, contracts, symbols of agents

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : Commands, Activities and Organizations – Gen. O.P. Weyland “Some Lessons of the Korean War and Conclusions and Recommendations Concerning USAF Tactical Air Responsibilities”

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : 5th Air Force in Korea : FRAG Orders (operations)

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : 5th Air Force in Korea : Mission Reports for March 9, 1952 (a sample of one day)

RG 342 : U.S. Air Force : 5th Air Force in Korea : 3rd Bomb Group – Mission Reports

U.S. Army Medical Command. “An Evaluation of Entomological Warfare as a Potential Danger to the United States and European NATO Nations” [Rose Report] n.d.

U.S. Air Force. “Guerrilla Warfare and Airpower in Korea, 1950-53”. Microfilm Roll 2627. Concepts Division, Aerospace Institute, Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, ALA

Futrell, Robert F. The United States Air Force in Korea 1950-1953 – Office of Air Force History (with notes)

Hermes, Walter G. Truce Tent and Fighting Front, United States Army in the Korean War, vol. 3 (with notes)

U.S. Marine Operations in Korea 1950-1953, vol. 4 (1962) & vol. 5 (1972)

Nichols, Col. Donald. “How Many Times Can I Die?”

Operation Tailwind – U.S. & Nerve Gas in Laos 1970 (cover-ups), see also : Peter Pringle

Biological Warfare – misc. newspaper articles

Geneva Conference on Biological Warfare and Disarmament : UNIDR – United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research, Geneva, July 5-8, 1998 – Proceedings

Hague Appeal for Peace Conference, The Hague, 11-15 May 1999 – Proceedings and Sample Documents

Hague Appeal for Peace Conference, The Hague, 11-15 May 1999 – Endicott and Hagerman Paper – “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow : Biological Warfare at the Millennium”

Hague Appeal for Peace Conference, The Hague, 11-15 May 1999 – Steve Endicott’s Briefing Papers for Conversations at the Hague Conference

Susan Wright and The Hague Appeal for Peace Conference – Correspondence

International War Crimes Tribunal on United States Crimes in Korea, New York, June 22-25, 2001 and Korea Truth Commission, Toronto November 22, 2002

Trip to North Korea with Film Crew 2002 – Pre-trip Correspondence

Munhwa Broadcasting Corp. (Seoul, South Korea) Film “The U. S. Biological Warfare in Korea”

“Silent Killer” – South Korean Production – Interviews with Steve Endicott & Ned Hagerman

Photographs and Images – Section one of the book – Sources

Photographs Used in Exhibit on Biological Warfare by James G. Endicott (numbered 1-43)

Maps re : China and North Korea

Blum, William. The CIA: A Forgotten History : Korea 1945-1953 : Was it all what it appeared to be?

Christie, A.B. Infectious Diseases : Epidemiology and Clinical Practice (excerpt)

Crane, Conrad C. American Airpower Strategy in Korea, 1950-1953 (excerpt) [notes by S. Endicott]

Dando, Malcolm. Biological Warfare in the 21st Century (excerpt)

Farrar-Hockley, Anthony. The British Part in the Korean War: Vol. II-An Honourable Discharge (excerpt)

Harris, Robert and Jeremy Paxman. A Higher Form of Killing : The Secret Story of Gas and Germ Warfare (excerpt)

Hersh, Seymour M. Germ Warfare : For Alma Mater, God and Country”, Ramparts

Kinkead, Eugene. In Every War But One (excerpt)