GERMAN & JAPANESE SURRENDER DOCUMENTS IN FACSIMILE

I purchase the two US National Archives booklets many years ago just seemed a natural thing to read and own as a militaristic collector of that period. The booklets are with a heavy paper cover 8”W x 10”H and the German documents have many more pages than the Japanese booklet. What surprised me is the German surrender documents spends most of the pages discribing the surrender of ships and dismantling of the sea mines, and the submarines to render the torpedoes inoperable by removing the pistols and the deck gun to toss the breech lock along with all ammunition. There just seems too much about Navay ships than land forces. The Japanese one tells them that they are —— — — ed. Anyway both are interesting reading especially the Japanese characters. Condition very good.