Interpreters and War Crimes

Part I: Interpreters as Defendants at British Military Trials for Japanese War Crimes 1. The Accused Interpreters 2. Charges Against Interpreters 3. Interpreters' Defences 4. Fates of the Accused Interpreters Part II: Interpreters in War and Conflict Zones 5. Proximity to Violence 6. Visibility and Perceived Authorship of Speech 7. Joint Responsibility in War Crimes 8. Witnesses of Crimes Conclusion: Protecting the Interpreter

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• História da Europa
• Tradução e interpretação
• Segunda Guerra Mundial
• Crimes de guerra
• Genocídio e limpeza étnica
• Direito internacional

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