Judgment at Ichigaya: The Tokyo Tribunal and the Price of Power: How the Post-War War Crimes Trial Redefined Justice, Empire, and Memory in Asia
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Judgment at Ichigaya: The Tokyo Tribunal and the Price of Power: How the Post-War War Crimes Trial Redefined Justice, Empire, and Memory in Asia

by Andrew Stevins

History Politics Law War Studies
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Judgment at Ichigaya examines the Tokyo Tribunal and its place in the aftermath of war. Focusing on justice, empire, power, and memory in Asia, Andrew Stevins considers how this landmark postwar trial helped redefine accountability and shaped continuing interpretations of the region’s history.

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Judgment at Ichigaya examines the Tokyo Tribunal, a postwar war crimes trial that shaped debates about justice and accountability.

The book considers how the tribunal related to power and empire in Asia.

It also explores the trial’s influence on historical memory and interpretations of the postwar period.

Andrew Stevins presents a focused study of the tribunal and the questions it continues to raise about justice, authority, and remembrance.

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