Hidden Atrocities

Discover the untold story behind the Tokyo Trial in Hidden Atrocities by Jeanne Guillemin, published by Columbia University Press in 2017. This compelling hardback edition spans 488 pages and delves into the American obstruction that denied justice to the victims of Japan's WWII atrocities. Guillemin meticulously uncovers how U.S. national security interests influenced the decision not to prosecute key figures involved in Japan's notorious Unit 731, the secret germ-warfare program responsible for horrific war crimes. This insightful book is essential for anyone interested in law, history, and the complexities of postwar justice. Join Jeanne Guillemin as she sheds light on these hidden atrocities and the implications they have on our understanding of justice in times of conflict.