War Crimes Trial

A postwar courtroom struggle where a disputed immigration notice becomes the narrow legal ground on which an entire machinery of death is judged.

Japanese War Criminals Trial (Taiyuan and Shenyang)
  1. Japanese War Criminals Trial (Taiyuan and Shenyang)
  2. Jurisdiction: China (June 1956 (Shenyang: June 9-19, 1956; Taiyuan: June 10-20, 1956))
  3. Original Case: Trial of Japanese War Criminals by the Special Military Tribunal of the Supreme People's Court of China
  4. Victims<![CDATA[Chinese civilians and soldiers]]>Defendants<![CDATA[Suzuki Keiku]]><![CDATA[Fujita Shigeru]]><![CDATA[Uesaka Masaru]]><![CDATA[Sasa Shinnosuke]]><![CDATA[Nagashima Isamu]]><![CDATA[Funaki Kenjiro]]><![CDATA[Unno Shintaro]]>Prosecutors<![CDATA[Li Pushan]]>Defense Attorneys<![CDATA[Xu Ping]]>Judges<![CDATA[Jia Qian]]><![CDATA[Zhu Yaotang]]>Institutions<![CDATA[Special Military Tribunal of the Supreme People's Court]]><![CDATA[Supreme People's Procuratorate of China]]>
  5. Case Tags: War Crimes Trial;Historical Justice;Sino-Japanese Relations;Crimes Against Humanity