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 1Yasukuni ShrineNarrower topic: Arguments about the shrine often concern whether its commemorations acknowledge these wartime crimes.Japanese occupation of the PhilippinesNarrower topic: The occupation’s killings, abuse, and coercion form part of this broader wartime history.Japanese occupation of MalayaNarrower topic: Occupation violence in Malaya formed part of this wider history.Unit 731Narrower topic: Unit 731's activities form one part of the broader record of Japanese wartime atrocities.Sino-Japanese relationsNarrower topic: Their legacy informs Chinese demands for acknowledgment and Japanese debates over wartime responsibility.Kōichi KidoNarrower topic: Kido’s trial concerned his role in the state leadership responsible for Japan’s wartime policies.Kenji DoiharaNarrower topic: Doihara’s conviction belongs to the wider record of wartime Japanese conduct and accountability.Shirō IshiiNarrower topic: Ishii’s program forms one part of the wider record of Japanese wartime atrocities.Akira MutōNarrower topic: Mutō’s prosecution formed one part of the wider postwar accountability process.Tomiichi MurayamaNarrower topic: The historical record of wartime conduct forms the background to the apology.