Judging Japan
Directed by Tim Toidze22 maj 2016 57mDokumentär, Historisk
7.68.7
In May 1946, an international military tribunal opened in Tokyo to prosecute Japanese leaders for war crimes. Intended to parallel the Nuremberg Trials, it spiraled into chaos due to Allied disagreements and mishandled evidence.
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Judging Japan was released on 22 maj 2016.
Judging Japan was directed by Tim Toidze.
Judging Japan has a runtime of 57m.
Judging Japan was produced by Ina Fichman, Luc Martin-Gousset, Tim Toidze.
In May 1946, an international military tribunal opened in Tokyo to prosecute Japanese leaders for war crimes. Intended to parallel the Nuremberg Trials, it spiraled into chaos due to Allied disagreements and mishandled evidence.
The key characters in Judging Japan are Self (archive footage) (Emperor Hirohito of Japan), Self (archive footage) (Douglas MacArthur), Self (archive footage) (Hideki Tojo).
Judging Japan is a Dokumentär, Historisk film.
Judging Japan has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.