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Awards Juvenile Jury Award The Glass Bear for Best Film short Berlin 2006 Juvenile Jury Award for Best Film short Odense Denmark 2005
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... but slowly realized that it was the afterlife, and that they needed each other's absolution to be reincarnated or simply to be purged of what they had ...
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Was justice been served during the Tokyo Warr Crimes Trial?
Q. If so, how about the absolution of Hirohito's war crimes responsibilities? And how much did the Americans influence the outcome of this trial?
Asked by Tim - Sat Dec 8 22:58:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you consider that the men responsible for many civilian atrocities through out Asia and especially in China were held to be responsible...then yes...If you assume that the Emperor was ignored because of his unique place in Japanese society then no... Americans and Brits(along with the Aussies, New Zelanders and Indians obviously) won the Asian segment of WW2 so they and especially the Americans got to call the shots at the trials...winners get to say what happens to the losers...and since in many Pacific sub theaters it was American blood shed they had a bigger say at the trials...
Answered by KEL - Sun Dec 9 03:53:15 2007
Q. If so, how about the absolution of Hirohito's war crimes responsibilities? And how much did the Americans influence the outcome of this trial?
Asked by Tim - Sat Dec 8 22:58:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you consider that the men responsible for many civilian atrocities through out Asia and especially in China were held to be responsible...then yes...If you assume that the Emperor was ignored because of his unique place in Japanese society then no... Americans and Brits(along with the Aussies, New Zelanders and Indians obviously) won the Asian segment of WW2 so they and especially the Americans got to call the shots at the trials...winners get to say what happens to the losers...and since in many Pacific sub theaters it was American blood shed they had a bigger say at the trials...
Answered by KEL - Sun Dec 9 03:53:15 2007
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