Sammlung an Unterschriften von Angeklagten während der Tokioter Prozesse, aus dem Nachlass von US-Generalmajor Herbert Herring - photo 1

Sammlung an Unterschriften von Angeklagten während der Tokioter Prozesse, aus dem Nachlass von US-Generalmajor Herbert Herring

Lot 6541
10.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 6541 | Sammlung an Unterschriften von Angeklagten während der Tokioter Prozesse, aus dem Nachlass von US-Generalmajor Herbert Herring
Sammlung an Unterschriften von Angeklagten während der Tokioter Prozesse, aus dem Nachlass von US-Generalmajor Herbert Herring
Japanische 100-Yen-Banknote, unterschrieben von: General Minami, Vorsitzender im Geheimrat Hiranuma, Botschafter Oshima, Premier Tojo, Staatsminister Suzuki, Vizeadmiral Oka, Generalleutnant Sato, Generalleutnant Muto, General Kimura, Außenminister Togo, Admiral Shimada, Sadao Araki, Kenji Dohihara, Lordsiegelbewahrer Kido, Shunroku Hata, Seishiro Itagaki, Kuniaki Koiso, Kingoro Hashimoto, General Iwane Matsui, Staatsminister Hoshino, Koki Hirota, Mamoru Shigemitsu. Ledergebundenes, 38-seitiges Fotoalbum mit englischen und japanischen Texten, die den Prozess dokumentieren, einschließlich der Kläger und Angeklagten, mit dem letzten Foto der Angeklagten vor der Verurteilung und/oder Hinrichtung. Maschinengeschriebene und unterzeichnete Rede von Herbert Herring, die den Ablauf des Kriegsverbrecherprozesses beschreibt. Schreiben des US-Kriegsministeriums, in dem Herbert Herring die Bronze Star Medal "für vorbildliches Verhalten im Bodenkampf gegen den bewaffneten Feind" (tr.) im europäischen Kriegsgebiet verliehen wird. Zwei Empfehlungsschreiben für Herbert Herring. Ein maschinengeschriebener Offiziersqualifikationsbericht zu Herrings Dienstzeit, einschließlich eines Nachweises seiner Einsätze von 1942 bis 1954 (Record of Assignments). Herrings Ausweisheft, ausgestellt vom Office of the Provost Marshal Metropolitan Tokyo Area. Eine Ausweiskarte der US-Streitkräfte aus dem Jahr 1977. Abzeichen und Auszeichnungen von Herbert Herring, darunter zwei silberne Rangsterne für Schulterstücke, ein kleinerer silberner Stern für den Kragen, ein emailliertes Divisionsabzeichen, zwei Infanterie-Kampfabzeichen (Combat Infantry Badges), eine Auszeichnung für die Befreiung Frankreichs, eine grüne Achselschnur, drei Abzeichen der 6. US-Panzerdivison (6th Armored Division) und zwei kleine Ordensspangen. Ein großes Foto von US-General Patton auf einem matten Passepartout aus schwarzem Samt. Ein Schreiben mit einer Schmuckschätzung für General Herring von 1978. Etwa 75 Schwarz-Weiß-Fotos in unterschiedlichen Größen, darunter Kopien von signierten Fotos japanischer Angeklagter, Fotos von Staatsanwälten mit Unterschriften, verschiedene Einzel- und Gruppenfotos von Kriegsverbrechern und Staatsanwälten während der Prozesse sowie private und offizielle Fotos von Herbert Herring während seiner Dienstzeit und zu Hause.
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A collection of Japanese Defendants Signatures of the "A" Class War Crimes Trial, from the Estate of U.S. Major General Herbert Herring
A collection of Japanese Defendants Signatures of the "A" Class War Crimes Trial, from the Estate of U.S. Major General Herbert Herring
Japanese 100 Yen Banknote, signed by: General Minami, President of the Privy Council Hiranuma, Ambassador Oshima, Premier Tojo, Minister of State Suzuki, Vice Admiral Oka, Lt. General Sato, Lt. General Muto, General Kimura, Foreign Minister Togo, Admiral Shimada, Sadao Araki, Kenji Dohihara, Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal Kido, Shunroku Hata, Seishiro Itagaki, Kuniaki Koiso, Kingoro Hashimoto, General Iwane Matsui, Minister of State Hoshino, Koki Hirota, Mamoru Shigemitsu. Leather bound, 38-page photo album with text in English and Japanese documenting the trial to include prosecutors and defendants, to include last photo of defendants before sentence and/or execution. Typed and signed speech by Herbert Herring describing the proceedings of the War Crimes Trial. Letter from the U.S. War Department, awarding Herbert Herring the Bronze Star Medal "for exemplary conduct in ground combat against the armed enemy" in the European Theater. Two letters of recommendation regarding Herbert Herring. A typed Officer Qualification Record of Herring's service including his Record of Assignments from 1942 through 1954. Identity Card booklet of Herring from the Office Of The Provost Marshal Metropolitan Tokyo Area. An Armed Forces Of The United States identification card issued in 1977. Insignia and awards of Herbert Herring to include two General Officer silver rank stars for epaulettes, a smaller silver star for collar, enameled Divisional Identification badge, two Combat Infantry Badges, French Liberation award, green cord aiguillette, three 6th Armored Division patches and two small medal bars. A large photo of U.S. General Patton on a matte board mount of black velvet. A jewellery appraisal letter for General Herring dated 1978. Approximately 75 black & white photos in various sizes, to include copies of individual signed photos of Japanese defendants, individual photos of prosecutors with signatures, various individual and group photos of war criminals and prosecutors during the trials and personal and military photos of Herbert Herring while in the military and at home.
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