ヘンリー・S・ストークス

About the Author

Henry S. Stokes is a distinguished British journalist whose career spans decades of insightful reporting on Asia, particularly Japan. Born in England, he graduated from Oxford University before embarking on a path that led him to become a key foreign correspondent for major publications like The Times of London and Newsweek. Stokes spent over 40 years in Tokyo, witnessing pivotal moments in post-war Japan, from economic miracles to political upheavals. His work often challenges Western narratives on historical events, drawing from deep cultural immersion and personal experiences. In his acclaimed book, '戦争犯罪国はアメリカだった! ─ 英国人ジャーナリストが明かす東京裁判70年の虚妄,' Stokes unveils the myths surrounding the Tokyo Trials, offering a provocative reevaluation of America's role in the war crimes discourse after 70 years.