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The 64 pages that link to War crime, each with the reason it gives.

• Tajikistani Civil WarNarrower topic: Allegations of abuses during the conflict raise questions about accountability and justice.

• Burning of SmyrnaNarrower topic: Claims about attacks on civilians and obstruction of evacuation raise questions of wartime accountability.

• Kurt StudentNarrower topic: Student’s responsibility for reprisal orders places his wartime record within the history of war crimes.

• Geoffrey LawrenceRelated: The tribunal considered these charges while determining the defendants’ responsibility.

• Hospital shipRelated: Knowingly attacking a protected hospital ship may constitute a war crime.

• Irma GreseNarrower topic: Grese’s conviction treated her conduct as criminal responsibility, not merely service in a camp.

• Scorched earthRelated: Destroying property without imperative military necessity can constitute a war crime under applicable law.

• Akira MutōNarrower topic: Mutō’s convictions concerned criminal conduct during wartime.

• Crime of apartheidCompared with: Apartheid does not depend on an armed conflict or a breach of the laws of war.

• Genocidal rapeCompared with: Sexual violence can be a war crime based on its conflict context, even absent genocidal intent.

• History of terrorismCompared with: The legal category depends on armed-conflict rules, unlike terrorism’s contested and varied definitions.

• MutilationNarrower topic: Intentional mutilation of protected persons may constitute a war crime.

• Otto CariusRelated: Evaluating military memoirs requires distinguishing battlefield accounts from the legal and moral record of wartime conduct.

• Slobodan PraljakRelated: War crimes formed part of the offenses for which Praljak was convicted.