Australia's War Crimes Trials 1945-51 / by Georgina Fitzpatrick, Tim McCormack, Narrelle Morris.

The Australian war crimes trials, 1945-51 / Tim McCormack and Narrelle Morris
The emperor's army: Military operation and ideology in the war against Australia / Steven Bullard
Jurisdiction of the Australian military courts 1945-51 / Tim McCormack
The Australian military courts under the War Crimes Act 1945-structure and approach / Michael Paes
Command responsibility and other grounds of criminal responsibility / Gideon Boas and Lisa Lee
Obedience to superior orders and related defences / Monique Cormier and Sarah Finnin
The prosecution of crimes against civilians / Bridger Dunne and Helen Durham
Crimes against captured airmen / Tristan Moss and Georgina Fitzpatrick
Crimes against Asians in command responsibility trails / Yuma Totani
Cannibalism and the war crimes trials / Georgina Fitzpatrick
Death sentences, Japanese war criminals and the Australian military / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The trials on Morotai / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The trials at Wewak / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The trials on Labuan / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The trials in Darwin / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The trials in Rubaul / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The trials in Singapore / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The trials in Hong Kong / Georgina Fitzpatrick
Last trials: Manus Island / Georgina Fitzpatrick
The Australian war criminals compounds at Rabaul and on Manus island, 1945-53 / Narrelle Morris
Changing direction: Repatriation of Japanese war criminals in Australian custody / Dean Aszkielowicz
The 'post war' of the BC-Class war criminals: How did war criminals react to the Australian Trials? / Utsumi Aiko and Udagawa Kota
Were the Australian trials fair? Narrelle Morris and Tim McCormack.