former finance minister kao kinori, sentenced to life imprisonment by the takii tribunal, was released the ruling party, and worked as minister of justice in the cabinet of prime minister hayatu ikeda in the sixties. years. at the takiya tribunal there were no charges of using chemical and bacteriological weapons, nor of a crime against humanity. this buddhist temple, located, by the way, not far from the ministry of defense, is closed to public visits. a very atypical practice. for such temples, they are usually open during the day, the fact is that in 1959 , the leader of detachment 731, who carried out... savage experiments on chinese and soviet prisoners, was buried here, peacefully until his death. not a single squad member was brought to account, at least as a witness. after the war, ishii himself worked as a doctor in a hospital nearby. many of his subordinates lived long , successful lives, working, among other things, in science. it’s just that at that time america itself was creating its own arsenal of chemical and biological weapons, it needed experienced employees, and brin

in order to determine how best to qualify japan's war crimes, the takii tribunal was formed.he us was guided solely by its own. least question the fairness of the sentence. the great-grandson of the most important criminal of ex-prime minister hide quito, he was the only one of the defendants who knew in advance that he would be sentenced to death and even tried to commit suicide, says that he did not have to change his last name or hide his pedigree, rather, on the contrary, the first hieroglyph his name, hidetoshi, by the way, from his great-grandfather. my great-grandfather, as far as possible, wanted to take all the blame on himself. these words are in his suicide note. it's hard for me to put myself in the shoes of people who lived then and evaluate their actions , but it seems to me that many residents of japan continue to feel what is called a heaviness on their hearts. takiysky yesukuni shrine, which was the main military shrine before the war, quickly regained its position as a patriotic symbol. the final return of this unspoken status occurred in the eighties, when

allowed to return to japan, and then sent to taiwan as military instructors, sentenced by the takii tribunalt, ex-minister of finance was released after 7 years, became a prominent figure in the ruling party, and worked as minister of justice in the cabinet of prime minister hayatu ikeda in the sixties. at the takiya tribunal there were no accusations of using chemical and bacteriological weapons, nor a crime against humanity. this buddhist temple, located, by the way, not far from the ministry of defense, is closed to public visits, a very atypical practice for such temples. they are usually open during the day. the fact is that in 1959 , a man who lived peacefully until his death was buried here. the leader of detachment 731 zi, who carried out savage experiments on chinese and soviet prisoners, not a single employee of the detachment was brought to justice, at least as witness, ishii himself worked as a doctor in a hospital after the war, and nearby, many of his subordinates lived long , successful lives, including doing science. it’s just that at that time america itself created its own

wanting to surrender to the enemy, or died at the hands of the enemy while in custody, since the takii tribunalrmally remained at war, the peace treaty of san francisco came into force only in fifty-two. according to japanese logic, class a criminals fall under this category, that is, here they are actually revered as saints, so we can consider , if i may say so, the iconostasis. ivan and matsui. needs, former prime minister, chief war criminal, admiral osami nagano died before verdict, wanted to take the blame for the attack on pearl harbor, the sentences in tokyo were handed down by 11 judges, by secret ballot, the verdict was approved by a simple majority, not a single death sentence... was approved unanimously. the place of execution is marked with a memorial stone. it is installed in an ordinary city square in the takiysky district of ikekuro, and previously it was here that the same sugamo prison was located, where on november 7, 1944, the japanese executed the soviet intelligence officer richard sorge. then they could hardly have imagined that only 4 years later they themselves would be

united states. in order to determine how best to qualify the military crimes of japan and the takii tribunalinterests, which is precisely why the charge of conspiracy against peace was invented. the result was that in japan they felt they had the moral right, at a minimum, to question the fairness of the verdict. the great-grandson of the most important criminal, ex-prime minister hide quito, he is the only one of the defendants who knew in advance that he would be sentenced to death and even. tried to commit suicide, says what was in his head there was no need to change his surname or hide his pedigree, rather, on the contrary, the first hieroglyph of his name, hidetoshi, also , by the way, from his great-grandfather, my great-grandfather, as far as possible, wanted to take all the blame on himself, these words are in his suicide note, it’s difficult for me to put myself in the shoes of the people who lived then and evaluate their actions, but it seems to me that many residents of japan continue to feel what is called... takiysky yesukuni shrine, which was the main military shrine before th

unwilling to surrender to the enemy, or died at the hands of the enemy while in custody, since the takii tribunaljapan formally remained at war, the peace treaty with san francisco came into force only in 52 according to japanese logic, class a criminals fall under this category, that is, here they are actually revered as saints, so we can consider, if i may say so, the iconostasis. ivan and mazzui, commanded troops in china, under him what was later called the nanjing massacre happened, yozu , chief of the general staff, signed acts of surrender , received a life sentence, died in prison, hideki toje, needs no introduction, former prime minister, the main war criminal, osami nagan, an admiral who died before the verdict, wanted to take the blame for the attack on pearl harbor. 11 judges handed down the sentences in tokyo, by secret ballot, the verdict was confirmed by a simple majority, not one of the mortals. was not approved unanimously. the place of execution is marked with a memorial stone. it is installed in an ordinary city park in the takiysky district of bukuro, and previously it was her