Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Japanese Forces in the Philippines

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Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Japanese Forces in the Philippines Acts Punishable by Death (1942)

Any person who damages or destroys or in any other way makes useless all kinds of signs and notices necessary to the military authorities. (8) Any person who destroys, damages or conceals clothing, provisions, fuels, and vehicles; harms, kills, or conceals livestock or any other objects of military importance in order to avoid commandeering by the authorities. (9) Any person who steals arms, ammunition, provisions, clothing or any other objects of military importance which are under the care of the military authorities.
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Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Japanese Forces in the Philippines Acts Punishable by Death (1942)

Any person who snatches away, hides or helps to escape from the authorities a person who has violated any provisions of Martial Law. (15) Any person who refuses to obey any orders of military necessity issued by the Japanese Forces. (16) Any person who commits acts other than the above-mentioned against the interests of the Japanese Forces. (17) Any person who plans, suggests or assists in committing any of the above-mentioned acts.
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