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Joe Jordan
30 Dec 09 18:39
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The Nazi perpetrtators of atrocities were and are being pursued and prosecuted roght up to the modern day .
64 years after the war finished.

Why were the Japanese Atrocity commiters only followed up for 2 years ?
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Report canaryboy • December 30, 2009 7:39 PM GMT
get over it already
Report niceone • December 30, 2009 7:40 PM GMT
Good Question. But i dont know the answer.
Report Mc Moonbeam • December 30, 2009 7:41 PM GMT
Good behavior .
Report sfc1976 • December 30, 2009 7:41 PM GMT
They got the same lawyer as the Lockerbie bomber.
Report sparkmaster. • December 30, 2009 7:43 PM GMT
It's only a partial answer, but I think there's a tendency to view the German crimes as more horrific because they (and most of their victims) are 'like us'. We can identify more easily with the victims, and find it harder to accept the wickedness of the perpetrators.
Report Joe Jordan • December 30, 2009 7:43 PM GMT
16Feb42. British evacuees from Singapore on the island of Bauka surrendered to a Japanese detail. The 26 soldiers were executed, the 22 Army nurses were marched into the sea and machine gunned, the twelve stretcher cases were bayoneted. -- Story told by the surviving nurse, who, though shot, was washed ashore.
March 1942. Kota Radja, Indonesia. Dutch prisoners put on a barge, towed out to sea, shot and thrown overboard.
7 Oct 43. Wake Island. On the order of RAdm Sakibara, 96 prisoners were blindfolded, hands tied behind their backs and massacred.
Oct 1944. New Guinea. A battalion commander confessed after the war, "I asked if I could get an American POW and kill him." Two were delivered, blindfolded, stabbed with a bayonet and decapitated with shovels.
12 Nov 44. New Britain. US fighter pilot made a forced landing. Beheaded, flesh cut from his body, cut into small pieces, fried and served to a large group of officers.
14 Dec 44. Palawan, Philippines. About 100 army and 50 marines had been warned if the US invades, they would be killed. When American planes attacked, Lt. Sato led 50 soldiers to pour buckets of gasoline on the entrances to shelters and ignite it. As the men came out they were bayoneted, shot or clubbed. -- Told by one of five survivors who escaped through a fence, shedding his burning clothes. Last Man Out1.
12 Nov 45. Guam. The flesh of LTjg H___, aviator, was served to an infantry battalion. [ The Japanese order for this communion-like sacrifice was captured.]
Report Joe Jordan • December 30, 2009 7:45 PM GMT
http://www.ww2pacific.com/atrocity.html
Report canaryboy • December 30, 2009 7:46 PM GMT
joe, are you a historian or work in this area
Report yorky • December 30, 2009 7:47 PM GMT
they all look the same after a while whats the point in looking anymore
Report Joe Jordan • December 30, 2009 7:53 PM GMT
no CB .
Report Joe Jordan • December 30, 2009 7:59 PM GMT
just seen this :-
Another colossal mistake the Tokyo Trial made was that the U.S. government and Supreme Commander MacArthur struck a deal with Lt. Gen. Ishii Shiro, former commander of Japanese biological warfare Unit 73 1, that he and all members of Unit 731 were to be exonerated from war crimes in exchange for data they had acquired through human experimentation of many thousands of Chinese, Koreans, Soviets, and even U.S. POWs.
Without a shadow of doubt, Ishii's crimes had far exceeded those committed by the infamous Nazi doctor Josef Mengele for conducting human experiments, while Unit 731 had murdered the people many times the number of Jews, Gypsies, Polish, and Russians killed by the Nazi doctors!
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