Reports and Analysis Documents
Browse all analysis documents organized by category and purpose.
📄 For General Readers
Start Here
- Plain language overview
- Key findings highlighted
- Visual summaries
- Best for: Quick understanding (10 minutes)
Supporting Materials
- Legal and historical terms explained
- Plain language definitions
- Examples and context
- Key dates and events
- Historical context
- Why timing matters
- Key figures explained
- Their roles and importance
- Connection to claims
- Charts and graphs
- Quick statistics
- Visual representations
📚 Detailed Analysis
- Complete annotated essay
- All claims with verification status
- Evidence excerpts and citations
- Detailed commentary
- Executive summary of findings
- Key verified claims
- Recommendations
- Complete verification results
- All claims analyzed
- Evidence excerpts
🌏 Tokyo Trials Analysis
- Analysis of Chomsky’s Tokyo Trials claims
- Pal’s dissent verification
- Yamashita case investigation
- Status: Analysis framework complete, partial verification achieved
- Key Finding: Pal’s profile confirms he was the only judge who found all defendants not guilty
Note: Tokyo Trials analysis uses separate archives (Tokyo Trial Database, University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, JACAR, Hoover Institution) as the Harvard archive contains only Nuremberg Trials documents.
🎓 Academic Use
- Proper academic format
- Methodology section
- Literature review
- Proper citations
- Best for: Academic research and citations
📊 Data Files
- List of 110 verified source URLs
- All citations verified to exist
- Direct links to Harvard documents
- Machine-readable format
- Complete verification results
- For further analysis
📖 Reading Paths
Quick Understanding (10 minutes)
Comprehensive Study (2-3 hours)
Academic Research
📈 Statistics
- Total Documents: 11 analysis documents (including Tokyo Trials)
- Claims Analyzed: 20 (Nuremberg) + 9 (Tokyo Trials, in progress)
- Verified: 11 (55% of Nuremberg claims)
- Evidence Excerpts: 30,000+
- Verified URLs: 110
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