Excerpts From Ex-Ambassador Kurusu's Address on Japanese-American Relations Before Pearl Harbor, as Broadcast by the Tokyo Radio in English on Feb. 27, 1943.

Berlin Broadcast of an Alleged Dispatch From Vatican City Reporting That Archbishop Spellman, as Roosevelt's Emissary, Was Told That the Casablanca Declaration Was Incompatible With Christian Doctrine and That Order in Europe Can Be Guaranteed Only by the Fascist-Nazi Regimes. [Mar. 3, 1943.] Introduction to the "Gray Book" of the Independent Croatian State, an Account of Guerrilla Movements in Croatia From April 1941 to May

1942. Translated From Croatian-Language Broadcast on Radio Rakovica. [Mar. 4, 1943.]

Review of Book "China's Destiny" by Chiang Kai-Shek, Who Proposes for Immediate Consideration a 10-Year Plan of Post-War Reconstruction. [Mar. 6, 1943.]

Broadcasts From Occupied France Giving Evidence of a New Anti-Axis

Campaign Under the Slogan: "Germans Are at the End of Their Tether." [Mar. 7, 1943.]

Address by Lt. Gen. Kurt Dittmar on Russian Front Developments, Broadcast by the German Radio on Mar. 8, 1943.

Talk by Hans Fritzsche, Political Organizer of German Broadcasting, on the Eastern Front and Other Aspects of the War. [Mar. 9, 1943.] Address by General Henri Giraud to the Alsace-Lorraine Society, Broadcast in French by Radio France (Algiers), Mar. 14, 1943. (In English and French.)

Address by Maj. Gen. Nakao Yahagi, Marking Japan's Army Day, as Broadcast by the Tokyo Radio in Japanese to the Home Audience on Mar. 10, 1943.

Speech by Caudillo Francisco Franco at the Opening of the Courts in
Madrid, Mar. 17, 1943. (In English and Spanish.)

Hitler's Speech as Broadcast From Berlin in German to the World on the

Occasion of Heroes' Memorial Day, Mar. 21, 1943, Together With Notes on Treatment Given to It by the German and Other Radios. (In English and German.)

Broadcasts From German, French (Occupied), and Other Radios Relating to the Shake-Up of the Vichy Cabinet. [Mar. 26-27, 1943.]

Speech by Marshal Petain Asking the French to Trust Him Rather Than Those
Who "Fled the Country," Broadcast by Vichy Home Service, Apr. 4, 1943.
Broadcasts Covering the Meeting of Hitler and Mussolini, Apr. 7-10 [1943]
to Discuss Political and Military Affairs and "Peace Aims."
Speech by Maj. Gen. Kenryo Sato in Which He States That Japan, Germany,
and Italy Are Planning Air Attacks on the U. S. [Apr. 14, 1943.]
Broadcasts From Rome and Berlin Announcing Changes in the Fascist Party
Leadership and the German Foreign Office, Together With Biographical
Sketches of the New Appointees. [Apr. 17-18, 1943.]

Speech by Dr. Goebbels, Broadcast in German From Berlin on the Eve of
Hitler's 54th Birthday, Apr. 19, 1943. (In English and German.)
Speech by Yusuke Tsurumi, Japanese Politician and Writer, "On the

Characteristics of the American People," Broadcast in Japanese to the Home Audience on Apr. 18, 1943.

Severance of Russian-Polish Diplomatic Relations: Official Soviet Note, Together With Comment From Allied, Axis, and Other Sources. [Apr. 26, 1943.] Translation of Partial Text of a Speech by Premier Sikorski, in Celebration of Poland's National Holiday, Broadcast in Polish From London on May 4, 1943.

Speech by Reich Ministers Albert Speer and Joseph Goebbels, With Introductory Announcements at Armament Workers' Rally in Berlin's Sportpalast, June 6, 1943. (In English and German.)

An Outline of the Organization in Manila of the Central Pacification Committee of the Philippine Islands, as Broadcast by Manila. [June 8, 1943.]

Speech by Reich Minister Goebbels at the Funeral for Bombing Victims at Wuppertal-Barmen, as Broadcast on June 18, 1943. (In English and German.)

Prime Minister Churchill's Speech at the Guildhall, London, June 30, 1943, as Rebroadcast by BBC.

Speech by Carlo Scorza, General Secretary of the Fascist Party, Broadcast by Rome Radio in Italian, July 18, 1943.

Selected Broadcasts by Rome Radio to Home and Foreign Audiences on the First Bombing of Rome. [July 19-20, 1943.]

Resignation of Mussolini and the Resumption by King Victor Emmanuel of the Command of the Italian Armed Forces, With Marshal Badoglio as Head of the Government. [July 25-26, 1943.]

Axis and Neutral Radios During the First Day Following the Invasion of Italy's Mainland: (A) Radio Roundup, (B) Radio Reactions. [Sept. 3, 1943.]

Italy's Capitulation: (A) Chronology, (B) Badoglio Proclamation, (C) Allied Instructions for Europe, (D) Comment and Reaction, (E) LastMinute Developments. [Sept. 3-9, 1943.]

Changing Italy: A Radio Survey: (A) Chronology of Developments, (B) How the Radios Behaved, (C) Special German Communique. [Sept. 10, 1943.]

Hitler's Speech: Section A--English Translation, Section B--German
Text. [Sept. 10, 1943.]

Speech by Alessandro Pavolini Over the German-Controlled Italian Home
Service Radio on Sept. 17, 1943, Together With Text of Mussolini's
Order of the Day No. 7, and Notes on the Behavior of the Italian
Radio.

The Mussolini Speech: (A) English Text, (B) Italian Text, (C) Notes on Broadcasts, (D) Radio Reactions. [Sept. 18, 1943.]

Prime Minister Tojo's Radio Speech on Japan's Total Mobilization, Sept. 22, 1943.

Speech by Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, Minister of Defense of the "National Fascist Government," to Italian Officers and Soldiers, Broadcast on Sept. 25, 1943.

Tripartite Pact Anniversary: (A) Von Ribbentrop's Speech in English, (B) Von Ribbentrop's Speech in German, (C) Mussolini's Speech in English, (D) Mussolini's Speech in Italian, (E) Excerpts From Speeches by Satellite Leaders. [Sept. 27-28, 1943.]

Speech by Joseph Goebbels at Harvest Thanksgiving Festival in Berlin's Sportpalast, Oct. 3, 1943. (In German and English, with certain omissions in the latter.)

Radio Reaction to Italian Declaration of War on Germany, Oct. 13, 1943. Radio Reaction to Anglo-Portuguese Agreement Ceding Bases in the Azores to Great Britain: (A) German, (B) Italian, (C) Japanese, (D) Portuguese, (E) Other Radios. [Oct. 13-14, 1943.]

Speeches by Tojo and Shimada at Extraordinary Session of the Japanese Diet, Broadcast by Tokyo Radio on Oct. 26, 1943. Translated from the original Japanese: (A) Tojo's Speech as Premier, (B) Tojo's Speech as War Minister, (C) Speech of Navy Minister Shimada. Enemy Radio Reactions to the Four-Power Declaration of Moscow, Together With a Note on Radio Treatment of the News. [Nov. 1-2, 1943.] Speech by Adolf Hitler as Broadcast by Berlin to the World, Nov. 8, 1943, Marking the 20th Anniversary of the Birth of the Nazi Party. (In German.)

Radio Address by Premier Hideki Tojo on Second Anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Translated from the original Japanese. [Dec. 8, 1943.] Speech By Reich Foreign Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop on the Second Anniversary of the Tripartite Military Pact. [Dec. 13, 1943.] German Leaders' New Year Messages: (A) Hitler's Proclamation, (B) Hitler's Order of the Day, (C) Goebbels' Speech to the Nation, (D) Goering's Order of the Day, (E) Himmler's Order of the Day and Messages of Sauckel, Speer, Backe. [Dec. 31, 1943.]

"Pravda" Report on British-German "Secret" Peace Negotiations, Together With Early Radio Reaction. [Jan. 17-18, 1944.]

Texts of Mussolini's Decree for the Socialization of Industry in the
"Italian Social Republic" and of a Bill Establishing the Institute
of Management and Financing. [Feb. 12, 1944.]

V-J Day Statement by Chiang Kai-Shek. [Aug. 13, 1946.] (Special Release prepared by the Far Eastern Section, FBIS, Central Intelligence Group.) Draft of the Constitution of the People's Republic of Bulgaria, Broadcast Over the Bulgarian Home Service by Radio Sofia, in Bulgarian, Oct. 4, 1946. Special Release prepared by the European Section, FBIS, Central Intelligence Group.)

APPENDIX IV

List of Special Reports Appearing in the Radio Reports on the Far East