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War crimes trials begin in Tokyo and all over the Pacific. 1946-1948. Movie
Filipinos suffer at the hands of the Japanese as they retreat from Manila. February 1945. Movie
American POWs held since 1942 are liberated in the Philippines. February 1945. Movie
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The American Experience | MacArthur | People & Events | The Tokyo War Crimes Trials (1946-1948)
Bibliography: War Crimes/Truth and Reconciliation Commissions
by the Human Rights Center, Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley
TheHistoryNet | World War II | Japanese War Crime Trials
The International Military Tribunal for the Far East meted out justice to Japanese war criminals at locations throughout Asia.
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