Automobiles

John Brannon steps out from a car and leans on the driver's side door. Brannon was a defense attorney who represented Japanese war criminals at the International Military Tribunal of the Far East held at the War Ministry Building in Tokyo, Japan.

This is a view of a car, possibly taken in Japan, parked on a narrow roadway.

Elaine Fischel sits in the driver's side of a car. Fischel was a legal secretary to John Brannon who was a defense attorney for the International Military Tribunal of the Far East who represented Japanese war criminals in Tokyo, Japan.

Two unknown men stand between a military truck and car on a street while in Tokyo, Japan.

A charcoal powered car smokes on the side of a street in Tokyo, Japan. The people are unidentified.

This is a view of a cabin in the woods and the back side of a car.

Photo taken by John Brannon while in Tokyo, Japan shows a common charcoal burning car used in Tokyo. Original caption: It shows the common charcoal type automobile ran used in Tokyo. It burns the charcoal in the rear for power. The majority of Japanese drive gasoline automobiles but these types of cars were common.

John Brannon (left) stands with lawyer James Freeman of North Carolina. Brannon was a defense attorney at the International Military Tribunal of the Far East. The are standing near a car. Pictured behind them is the entrance to a hotel that Brannon and Freeman stayed.

John Brannon sits on top of a wheel well of a car, presumably in the 1930s when he was in law school, with an unknown woman. Photo is inscribed, "In front and north of the library". John Brannon served as the American Associate Counsel for defendants Osami Nagano, Kenryo Sato, and Shigetaro Shimada during the Tokyo War Crimes Trial.

John Brannon stands next to a station wagon in a parking lot.