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Conde, David W., 1906 David H . Conde, 1906 - An Inventory of His Papers in The Library of the University of British Columbi a Special Collections Divisio n Prepare d by Renee Robillard (1975 ) Gloria Green (1978 ) Greg Dayton (1979 ) Jim Bowman (1982) INTRODUCTION David W. Conde was born in Ontario, Canada in 1906. Be moved to the United States in the early twenties and became a U.S. citizen in California in 1932. From October 1945 until July 1946, Conde worked for the U.S. State Department in the Occupation of Japan as the head of the Motion Picture Department of the Civil Information and Education Section. In late 1946- 1947, Conde was employed by the Reuters news agency to cover the Tokyo War Crimes Trials. He was ultimately expelled from these proceedings by General Douglas MacArthur. He then worked as a correspondent in Shanghai for a few months. In 1964, David Conde returned to Tokyo and became a regular Japan correspondent for various periodicals, including the Far Eastern Economic Review and Ta Kung Pao. Several of his full- length books have been published in Japanese. Most of his articles have appeared in English language publications. Conde writes chiefly about Japanese and American domestic and foreign political policies, usually from a very critical viewpoint. He also writes about China, Korea, Vietnam and other Asian nations. Conde donated collections of his manuscripts and printed materials to the UBC Library in 1964, 1975, 1976, and 1977. The accessions were arranged and inventoried at separate times, according to the following scheme. Boxes 1 to 10 - 1975 Accession, consisting mostly of manuscripts for Conde's books and articles published between 1964 and 1975. 124 cm Boxes 10 to 18 - 1976 Accession, consisting mostly of manuscripts and printed materials for the period 1966-1976. 117 cm Boxes 19 to 31 and Oversize Folders 1-3 (in box 41) - 1964 Accession, consisting of mimeographed transcripts of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE) trials and related materials, 1946-1947, and materials collected in Shanghai, 1947. 386 cm Boxes 32 to 40 - 1977 Accession, consisting of manuscripts correspondence, and ephemera collected during 1963-1977. 280 cm ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Introductio n ii . I. 1975 Accession Manuscripts 1 . Manuscripts : Article s 4 . Manuscripts : Othe r 16 . Subject Fil e 17 . Printed Material : Circulars 17 . Printed Material : Clippings 17 . Printed Material : Periodicals 17 . Photograph 19 . Miscellany 19 . List of Books Transferred from this Collection 19 . II. 1976 Accession Manuscripts : Books 20 . Manuscripts : Articles 21 . Manuscripts : Miscellany 21 . Printed Material: Article s 22 . Printed Material: Comments and Interview s 25 . Research Material 30 . Clippings 31 . Letters : Outgoing 31 . Letters : Incoming 32 . Miscellany 32 . iii III. 1964 Accession International Military Tribunal for the Far Eas t (IMTFE) 34 . Administrative information 34 . Biographical information on defendants 34 . Summary and index 35 . Biographical information on lawyers for defense and prosecution 35 . Indictment against Japanese war criminals 35 . Opening statement of prosecution and defense counsel 35 . Summary of proceedings 35 . IMTFE Trial miscellany 35 . Trial transcripts 36 . Analysis of documentary evidence 40 . • Printed Materials 42 . Prosecution Documents and Exhibits 42 . Defense Documents and Exhibits 47 . Defense Motions to Dismiss Charges 47 . Prosecutions Replies to Motions for Dismissal 47 . Opening Statement of Defense Counsel 47 . IMTFE trial miscellany 47 . Manuscripts 48 . Ephemera 48 . Press service bulletins - Shanghai 48 . United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) materials 49 . International Military Tribunal (Nuremberg Trial) 49 . iv IV . 1977 ACCESSION Page Manuscripts : books 49 Manuscripts :articles 51 Manuscripts : fragments 6 3 Printed material 64 Collected manuscripts 64 Correspondence : with publishers 66 Correspondence : miscellaneous 70 Printed material : clippings 72 Photographs 77 Printed material : periodicals 78 Printed material : pamphlets 78 Printed material : books 78 Printed material : name cards 78 • v S Box No . Title po . of Page s, MANUSCRIPTS Book ass . have been arranged alphabetically . Date ()Aker and whether or not the book has been published ha s not been establisjed . All were written , however, between 1964 and 1975 . Unles s otherwise indicated, all as are carbon typescripts . Known publishing data is given . 1-1 American Dream is Ended 115p. Section Two only. Published in Japan- ese . Typescript 1-2 The Arc of Disaste r 120p. Unfinished ass . Typescript 1-3 The Arc of Disaster i20p. Carbon ts . 1-(4-5) Asian Axi s oa .370p. Published in Japanese . Appeared as separate stories in Canadian Forum 1964-65 and Asahi Journal 1968. See • table of contents in this ass . 1-6 Asian Axi s ca . 25p. Omitted first chapter s 1-7 Asian Axis 72p. Extra chapte r 1-(8-9) Atomic Samurai ca.400p. Possible book ass . made up of storie s most of which appeared in Eastern Horizon. See table of contents i n this ass . 1-10 Canada . Between Rising Sun and Screaming Eagle 171p . 2-1 The Core of the Cancer..CIA (CIA Black Book) 163p. Published in Japanese . 2-2 The Fourth Side of the Asian Triangle . Japan 201p . 2-3 How America "Ate" Japan 213p. Made up of separate articles from Cana- dian Forum and Asahi Journal . See table of contents of this ass . 1 . 2-4 Indonesias Invisible Coup 291p . Published in Japanes e 2-5 Is Japans Future in the Past ? ts . and carbon ts . 93p . ea. 246-7) Japan, TMe Land of the Peaceful Terror oa.400p. Original ■ss . from which two boo k ass . were taken . Japans Uniqu e Gangsters and The Revenge Motive in Post-War Japanese Films . See contents page of this ass . 2-8 The Japanese Way ? 64p. Part of a book . Extra carbons o f chapters 1, 4-6 . 2-9 Japans Nest of Anti-Communist s 242p. 3-1 Japans Unique Gangster s 217p . 17 ohapter versio n 3-2 Japans Unique Gangsters 198p. 15 chapter versio n 3-3 Mao-Tse-Tungs Coup dEtat 225p. 3-(4-5) Monster Oil Under Flags of Convenience 330p. I 3-6 Mud on the Kimono 214p. + Male up of articles published in 6p. galleys Japanese in Gendai-no-me as Conde s Eye" in 1968 . See table of content s in this ass . Galleys of one chapte r in Japanese included here . 3-7 The Myth of Development . Complete copy . 89p. 3-8 The Myth of Development Copp with chapter 1 missing . 80p. 3-9 Mr. Nixonger Goes to the Asia, China an d the World 130p. 3-10 Northeast Asia Trouble Spot 87p. 3-(11)/4(1-2) Report from Mishima-Land Typescript 362p. 4-3 The Revenge Motive in Post-War Japanes e Films (Mho are These Men Who "Killed " Japans Film Industry) ca .139p. 4-(4-5) The South Korean War Maker ca.215p . Published in Japanese 4-(6-7) A Structured Ristory of the United State s Volume I 358p. S 2. • 4-8 A Structured History of The United State s Volume LL Part 2 103p . 4-9 Taiwan . Asias Neat Powder Keg 128p. 4-10 The U .S .-Japan •Partnership" Dies at Birt h Made up of the following articles .Con- tains no table of contents . /011 U.S.Japan "Partnership" Dies at Birth 1$p. Armed Camp Partners 9p. Remember the U .S. Atom-Bombing of Hiroshima 6p. Japan, A Peace Champion? 9p . Interim Bankers War lip. Japans New "Volunteer" Army 5p . Who Wants Wareorders? 6p. The Atom-Bomb Puged All 10p. Japans Real Underground 6p . What Are Japanese People For? Typescript 10p . Forward March . Young Nihonjih? Typescript 8p . A Cradb of Nationalism Typescript 8p . Japans Business Code 7p. The Steel Helmetted Giant Wears Tab,. 12p. Brain Power-Labor Power 16p. Students vs . the Government Typescript 20p . CIA Activities•Before and After 1970 18p. 4-11 Whither America? The Military-Industrial Com- • plex vs . The U .S . People (U .S . Black Book #1)oa .200p. Published in Japanese . Chapter 3 appeare d in Canadian Forum May 1962 . 3. • • $o . of Box No . Title Pages Date s MANUSCRIPTSs ARTICLES Articles are arrange d chronologically by dates taken from Conde• s master lists . Articles for which only year i s given are placed in front of precisely date d articles in alphabetical order . Unless other- wise indicated, all articles are carbon ts . Any publication data known is given . 5-1 190lympic Boom (2) 2p. ea. Bonn Say! 3p. Sept . "Rhea Line" (2) 2p. ea. Sept. Toreador Bureaucrats (2) 5p. ea. Nov. 5-(2-3) 1964- 5 Articles published in Par Eastern Economi c Review (PEER) . See Condes list at the fron t pf 5-2 which is accurate except that (9) Pay First-Pills Second is missing and Why is th e Sky So High in Asia? is included at the end . There are thirty-six articles in all . 5-4 1965 Astute Mr . Sato! 14p. Background to the Vietnamese War 10p . Can Japan Halt the Was in Vietnam 5p. The Double-Purpose War 24p. "Forces for Peace" ts . and carbon 15p . ea . Horse Trading In the Day of Atoms 4p . Japanese Rightists and Indonesia 5p . Japans Sesond Secret War 9p . "Jidosha"-the G .P . Gian t Published in Canadian Forum 4p . Remember Pearl Harbor 7p . A Secret Gamble 19p . 5-5 2 Taigan-No-Kenbutsu to . and carbon 2p. ea. A Tail of Automobile Feathers 2 versions 7p.ea . There But for a Place Name Goes Japan2p . Three Who Once Had Empires 3p. Tokyos English Language Press 2p. Two United Nations-Ons World? 10p. The Sea Dragons Bomb ts . and carbon 12p . ea March Published in PEER The U .S. Lost War-Vietnam 9p. Wrong Key to the Treasure 19p. 26 Apr Junior Brand Anti-Communism (2) 10p. ea. 24 May Rhoss Head Can Roll? 4p.
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