Kerstin von Lingen (Heidelberg Univ.) has published
War Crimes Trials in the Wake of Decolonization and Cold War in Asia, 1945-1956: Justice in Time of Turmoil (Palgrave Macmillan 2016). Contents include:
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Kerstin Lingen & Robert Cribb, Justice in Time of Turmoil: War Crimes Trials in Asia in the Context of Decolonization and Cold War
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Neil Boister, Colonialism, Anti-Colonialism and Neo-Colonialism in China: The Opium Question at the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal
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Beatrice Trefalt,
The French Prosecution at the IMTFE: Robert Oneto, Indochina and the Rehabilitation of French Prestige
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Milinda Banerjee,
Decolonization and Subaltern Sovereignty: India and the Tokyo Trial
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Anja Bihler,
The Legacy of Extraterritoriality and the Trial of Japanese War Criminals in the Republic of China
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Robert Cribb,
The Burma Trials of Japanese War Criminals, 1946–1947
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Wolfgang Form,
Colonization and Postcolonial Justice: US and Philippine War Crimes Trials in Manila After the Second World War
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Ann-Sophie Schoepfel,
Justice and Decolonization: War Crimes on Trial in Saigon, 1946–1950
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Lisette Schouten,
Netherlands East Indies’ War Crimes Trials in the Face of Decolonization
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Dean Aszkielowicz,
Australia’s Pursuit of the Taiwanese and Korean ‘Japanese’ War Criminals
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Valentyna Polunina,
From Tokyo to Khabarovsk: Soviet War Crimes Trials in Asia as Cold War Battlefields
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Adam Cathcart,
Resurrecting Defeat: International Propaganda and the Shenyang Trials of 1956
