The Tokyo trials were not the only forum for the punishment of Japanese war criminals, merely the most visible. In fact, the Asian countries victimized by the Japanese war machine tried far more ...

4 The Tokyo trial opened on May 3,1946 ... the Allies wished to prosecute their German and Japanese enemies not simply for conventional war crimes, but also for “crimes against peace” and for “crimes ...

and the mistreatment of both civilians and prisoners of war by the Japanese, prompted the Allied powers to prosecute the people they believed to be the perpetrators of these crimes. These trials ...

Lee, an ethnic Korean who long sought compensation from the Japanese government after being convicted of war crimes, died last month. He was 96. Born in 1925 in what is now Jeollanam-do province ...

Jacklyn Healy’s husband of 69 years was the late Maj. Gen. Michael “Iron Mike” Healy, an Army Special Forces legend and inspiration for the tough, intrepid John Wayne character in the 1968 movie “The ...

It began putting captured Russian soldiers on trial ... and Japanese leaders after World War II, sentencing some to death. Because the Allies granted themselves immunity from war crimes charges ...

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The trial of Japanese war criminals followed. Those who say prosecutions like this do not work should remember not only the verdicts of Nuremberg and Tokyo, but also that the notorious former ...

Although he will not face the International Criminal Court any time soon, the Russian president is now confirmed as a global ...

Usually, it’s only after fighting ends that prosecutions begin for breaking the rules of war. Ukraine isn’t waiting. It began putting captured Russian soldiers on trial within months of the war’s ...

Jacklyn Healy’s husband of 69 years was the late Maj. Gen. Michael Healy, an Army Special Forces legend nicknamed “Iron Mike, ...