title: The other Nuremberg: The untold story of the Tokyo war crimes trials
author:  Arnold C Brackman 
description: The Japanese Class A war crimes trials were plagued with problems from formation to end: they did not receive the same respect as those at Nuremberg; the prosecution found many important documents lost or destroyed; the defense struggled with inadequate staff and time; and some judgments and the legal basis of the trials were subject to harsh criticism. The late author, a correspondent at the trials, used his experience, memoirs, transcripts, and interviews to construct a personal and insightful account of this important event. Richard Minear's Victor's Justice (1971) is a more analytic treatment, but The Other Nuremberg will appeal to layperson and scholar alike. Recommended. Kenneth W. Berger, Duke Univ. Lib., Durham, N.C.<BR>Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  # The Nuremberg Trials (Vol.4)
  
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  # Table of Contents
  
    
  
  [PREFACE](text00003.html)
  
  [TWENTY-FIRST DAY Monday, 17 December 1945](text00004.html#pgepubid00000)
  
  [Morning Session](text00004.html#pgepubid00001)
  
  [Afternoon Session](text00005.html#pgepubid00004)
  
  [TWENTY-SECOND DAY Tuesday, 18 December 1945](text00008.html#pgepubid00007)
  
  [Morning Session](text00008.html#pgepubid00008)
  
  [Afternoon Session](text00010.html#pgepubid00011)
  
  [TWENTY-THIRD DAY Wednesday, 19 December 1945](text00012.html#pgepubid00014)
  
  [Morning Session](text00012.html#pgepubid00015)
  
  [Afternoon Session](text00013.html#pgepubid00018)
  
  [TWENTY-FOURTH DAY Thursday, 20 December 1945](text00015.html#pgepubid00021)
  
  [Morning Session](text00015.html#pgepubid00022)
  
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