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Mr. de Trinidad of the Philippines testifies at war crimes trial of Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita in Manila, Philippines, about injuries he received on February 3, 1945, at the hands of Japanese soldiers. Others are unidentified. Donor: John Paxton

A German Jewish refugee, Mr. Levy (left, seated) being questioned by Captain D. C. Hill, Assistant Prosecutor about his experiences at the hands of the Japanese in February, 1945. Setting is the war crimes trial of Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita held at the High commissioner's residence in Manila, Philippines. Donor: John Paxton

A small bridge leading to the village of Tapel on Luzon, Philippines, site of the Tapel Massacre on July 1, 1945. The bridge is the site where three people were killed by the Japanese. Donor: John Paxton

U.S. Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson (left) and U.S. General Wilhelm D. Styer (right) inspect Pier 7 in Manila, Philippines. Donor: John Paxton

Unidentified man stands at a river site of a mass killing by the Japanese during World War II, in the Batangas Province, Luzon, Philippines. Donor: John Paxton

Mr. Esguarra testifies before the war crimes trial of Tomoyuki Yamashita about injuries he received from a Japanese soldier. Location is the High Commissioner's residence in Manila, Philippines. Other soldiers are unidentified. Donor: John Paxton

Wife of General Masaharu Homma who was on trial for war crimes in Manila, Philippines. The High Commissioner's residence is in the background. Donor: John Paxton

From left to right, United States General Wilhelm D. Styer, U.S. Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson and U.S. High Commissioner of the Philippines Paul V. McNutt met in McNutt's office in Manila in 1946. Donor: John Paxton

Pedro Cerono displays a group of skulls that he discovered after the Tapel Massacre on July 1, 1945, in Gonzaga Cagayan Province, Luzon, Philippines. The skulls were used as evidence in the war crimes trials. Donor: John Paxton

A bridge near Tapel, Gonzaga Cagayan Province, Luzon, Philippines, where eight people were reported to have been killed by the Japanese on or about July 1, 1945. Donor: John Paxton