KnowraJapanese war crimesLinked fromLinked fromThe 22 pages that link to Japanese war crimes, each with the reason it gives.All 22Related 11Narrower topic 10Compared with 1ManchukuoRelated: Research and repression in Manchukuo connect the state to documented wartime abuses.International Military Tribunal for the Far EastRelated: The Tokyo trial prosecuted selected leaders for a broader record of wartime atrocities and abuses.Kwantung ArmyRelated: The army's occupation and biological-warfare programs formed part of the record of Japanese military abuses.Shōwa eraRelated: Their prosecution and remembrance remain central to debates over wartime responsibility.Japanese occupation of ChinaRelated: Massacres, forced labor, and other abuses shaped life under occupation.KamikazeRelated: The tactic belongs to a broader history of wartime violence, though it was not itself a war crime under the laws then applied.Masaki KobayashiRelated: The subject’s postwar denial and accountability inform Kobayashi’s wartime films.Nanjing Massacre denialRelated: Nanjing denial forms part of broader disputes over Japan's wartime conduct.World War II casualtiesRelated: Massacres, forced labor, and abuse of prisoners added to the war’s death toll.Hideo IwakuroRelated: Military planning and imperial expansion formed the context in which these crimes occurred.Seiichi MorimuraRelated: His historical nonfiction confronted crimes that remained politically and publicly contested.