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本书是东京审判中国法官梅汝璈先生在东京审判结束之后就东京审判进行回顾和反思的重要著述, 对远东国际军事法庭从法庭的成立和管辖权争议到宪章发布与法庭的组织, 战犯的逮捕与起诉到做出都进行了精辟阐释, 并揭露了东京审判存在的缺陷。

东京审判亲历记(英文版) 目录内容简介
PartⅠ The International Military Tribunal for the Far East
[Editor\’s Note]
CHAPTER Ⅰ Establishment and Jurisdiction of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East
1．1 International Trials of Major War Criminals： A Pioneering
Undertaking after World War Ⅱ
1．2 Lessons Learned from the Failure of International Trials after World War Ⅰ
1．3 Preparatory Work during World WarⅡ
1．4 Process of Establishing the Two Tribunals
1．5 Jurisdiction of the Two Tribunals
1．6 Class-A War Criminals and International Trials
CHAPTER 2 Charter and Organization of the International Military
Tribunal for the Far East
2．1 Introduction to the Tokyo Charter
2．2 Location and Layout of the Tokyo Tribunal
2．3 Members of the Tribunal： Judges and President
2．4 International Prosecution Section
2．5 The Defense： Japanese and American Counsel
2．6 Administrative and Personnel Arrangements
CHAPTER 3 Arrest and Prosecution of Japanese Major War Criminals
3．1 Four Arrest Warrants from the General Headquarters
3．2 Investigation and Preparation for Prosecution by the IPS
3．3 Selection of and Bibliographic Information on the 28 Defendants
3．4 Eleven Countries \’Indictment against Japanese Major War Criminals
3．5 Characteristics and Defects of the Indictment
CHAPTER 4 Trial Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East
4．1 Basic Provisions on Trial Proceedings in the Tokyo Charter
4．2 Procedures for the Presentation and Admission of Evidentiary Documents
4．3 Procedures for the Attendance and Testifying of Witnesses
4．4 Affidavits from Non-attending Witnesses and the Defendants ，Confessions
4．5 Criticism of the Trial Proceedings

Part Ⅱ The Tokyo TriaI Diaries
[Editor\’s Note]
The Tokyo Trial Diaries （from March 20 to May 13 in the year of 1946）

东京审判亲历记(英文版) 节选内容简介

　　《东京审判亲历记（英文版）》：　　With a small population but a vast land， abundant natural resources and geographical advantages， Australia was part of the British Empire as well as a major base for the Allied Powers\’ war against Japan. During the difficult years of the Pacific War， MacArthur\’s general headquarters was stationed in Australia， and he had special feelings about Australia and close relations with some Australians.It was said that Webb knew and had a good relationship with MacArthur during the Pacific War. That was perhaps one of the reasons why Webb was selected， but not a primary one. It was Australia\’s international status and Webb\’s experience and expertise that led to his appointment.　　Webb was not only a standard professionaljudge of the West who followed the rules and behaved in an upright manner， but was also energetic and dedicated to his work with high capabilities. Although appearing to be a British gentleman， he was yet maintaining a rough character of an Australian. His attitude and language were explicit， sometimes rash and impatient， which often elicited resistance and conflicts during the trial. For example， on the second day of the court hearing，when Chief Prosecutor Keenan was reading his lengthy opening statement proudly，Webb barged in， \”Your inflammatory phrases are of no benefit to our trial.\”Annoyed， Keenan retorted with evil words and even threatened to resign. When the Tribunal asked the defendants to plead guilty or not guilty， Sadao Araki replied，\”In my l