International criminal justice after World War II

This year marks the seventieth anniversary of the end of the most terrible war in the history of mankind. Namely, after six years of worldwide hostilities, the Nazi and fascist countries, primarily Germany and Japan, finally signed the capitulation. This ended the state of war, but the assessment of...

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Main Author: Jovašević Dragan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Ministry of Defence of Serbia - Military Publishing House, Belgrade 2015-01-01
Series:Војно дело
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Online Access:https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0042-8426/2015/0042-84261505089J.pdf
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description This year marks the seventieth anniversary of the end of the most terrible war in the history of mankind. Namely, after six years of worldwide hostilities, the Nazi and fascist countries, primarily Germany and Japan, finally signed the capitulation. This ended the state of war, but the assessment of the true scale of this human tragedy continued for years later. In this light also the operation of international judicial bodies - the international military tribunals in Nuremberg and Tokyo - should be seen, where the criminal responsibility was judged and, for the first time in the history of human civilization, punishments were pronounced and enforced to perpetrators of the most serious international crimes committed during war operations, especially against civilians and prisoners of war.
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spelling doaj.art-6d8de77d65f846bd949945ed53cac1ae2023-10-10T13:43:03ZengMinistry of Defence of Serbia - Military Publishing House, BelgradeВојно дело0042-84262683-57032015-01-016758910210.5937/vojdelo1505089J0042-84261505089JInternational criminal justice after World War IIJovašević Dragan0Univerzitet u Nišu, Pravni fakultet, SerbiaThis year marks the seventieth anniversary of the end of the most terrible war in the history of mankind. Namely, after six years of worldwide hostilities, the Nazi and fascist countries, primarily Germany and Japan, finally signed the capitulation. This ended the state of war, but the assessment of the true scale of this human tragedy continued for years later. In this light also the operation of international judicial bodies - the international military tribunals in Nuremberg and Tokyo - should be seen, where the criminal responsibility was judged and, for the first time in the history of human civilization, punishments were pronounced and enforced to perpetrators of the most serious international crimes committed during war operations, especially against civilians and prisoners of war.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0042-8426/2015/0042-84261505089J.pdfworld warinternational lawviolationcrimestribunalresponsibilitypunishment
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International criminal justice after World War II
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world war
international law
violation
crimes
tribunal
responsibility
punishment
title International criminal justice after World War II
title_full International criminal justice after World War II
title_fullStr International criminal justice after World War II
title_full_unstemmed International criminal justice after World War II
title_short International criminal justice after World War II
title_sort international criminal justice after world war ii
topic world war
international law
violation
crimes
tribunal
responsibility
punishment
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