Titlebook: War Crimes Trials in the Wake of Decolonization and Cold War in Asia, 1945-1956; Justice in Time of T Kerstin von Lingen Book 2016 The Edit

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Colonization and Postcolonial Justice: US and Philippine War Crimes Trials in Manila After the Secoadapted not only the legal basis, but also consistently oriented itself on the sentencing of the former colonial power. In many respects the US and Philippine trials in Manila are comparable regarding the severity of sentencing, types of sentences and, in part, victim groups. The same applies to the

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,Justice and Decolonization: War Crimes on Trial in Saigon, 1946–1950,. In Indochina, the Japanese had dismantled the French colonial administration, enabling the implementation of the decolonization process. At the Saigon Military Court, the French prosecution of Japanese war crimes was entangled in the Vietnamese fight for independence. The French pursuit of justice

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,Netherlands East Indies’ War Crimes Trials in the Face of Decolonization,ional Assembly, the International Commission for Penal Reform and Development and the United Nations War Crimes Commission, to address the use of legal means to confront war crimes and to establish a practical scheme for the prosecution and punishment of war criminals. Through the likes of Dr. de Mo

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,Australia’s Pursuit of the Taiwanese and Korean ‘Japanese’ War Criminals,s faced Australian military courts between 1945 and 1951. Around 100 of those convicted were former Japanese colonial subjects of Korean or Taiwanese origin who had served in the Japanese military during the war. Japan lost its empire immediately after it surrendered to the Allies in 1945 and Korean

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From Tokyo to Khabarovsk: Soviet War Crimes Trials in Asia as Cold War Battlefields,d, were a means of projecting Soviet influence in the Pacific Rim despite the late entrance of the Red Army into the war against Japan. Even after a less than positive experience at the International Military Tribunal (IMT) in Nuremberg and being shut out of the creation of the International Militar

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From Tokyo to Khabarovsk: Soviet War Crimes Trials in Asia as Cold War Battlefields,d, were a means of projecting Soviet influence in the Pacific Rim despite the late entrance of the Red Army into the war against Japan. Even after a less than positive experience at the International Military Tribunal (IMT) in Nuremberg and being shut out of the creation of the International Militar