war crimes trial
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concept
A war crimes trial is a formal legal proceeding in which individuals or groups are prosecuted and judged for violations of the laws and customs of war, such as atrocities against civilians, prisoners of war, or other protected persons.
Aliases (10)
- Nuremberg trial ×4
- post–World War II trial ×4
- show trial ×3
- war crimes tribunal ×3
- subsequent Nuremberg trial ×2
- ICTY case ×1
- World War II war crimes case ×1
- ad hoc international criminal tribunal ×1
- international military tribunal ×1
- post–World War II tribunal ×1
Instances (36)
- Trial of the Sixteen ("show trial")
- Trial of the Twenty-One ("show trial")
- Wilhelmstrasse Trial ("Nuremberg trial")
- NMT Case X
- Flick Trial
- Ministries Trial ("Nuremberg trial")
- International Military Tribunal for the Far East ("international military tribunal")
- Nanjing War Crimes Tribunal ("war crimes tribunal")
- Doctors' Trial
- RuSHA Trial ("Nuremberg trial")
- Krupp Trial
- Nuremberg trials
- Yamashita v. Styer ("World War II war crimes case")
- Iraqi Special Tribunal ("war crimes tribunal")
- Erich Mueller
- Prosecutor v. Thomas Lubanga Dyilo
- IG Farben Trial
- Buchenwald Trial
- Spring Creek, Pennsylvania, United States
- Supreme National Tribunal of Poland ("war crimes tribunal")
- Prosecutor v. Krstić (ICTY) ("ICTY case")
- Richard Pickel ("show trial")
- Nuremberg Milch Trial