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Defenders in Japanese war crimes trial in Tokyo. Japanese military, naval and civlian leaders, accused as war criminals, are shown in the prisoners box (background) during their trial before the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Far East. The trial is being held in the War Ministry Building in Tokyo.

Defense counsel chief at Tokyo of japanese war criminals. Kyose Ichiro, chief defense counsel, addressing the judges of the International Ear Crimes fot the Far East during the a session of the trial of twenty-eight military, naval and civilian leaders accused as war criminals. The trial is being held in the War Ministry Building in Tokyo.

Defense counsel addresses JapaneseWwar Crimes Tribunal. Captain George A. Furness, defense counsel, addresses the judges of the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Far Eastt during the trial of twenty-Eight Japanese military, naval and civilian leaders accused as war criminals. The defendants are seated in the prisoners'box (background) in the courtroom of the War Ministry Building in Tokyo. ...

Atrocity suspects leave for Singapore. A New Zealand soldier stands guard over a group af alleged Japanese war criminals prior to boarding the train at Tokyo central station en route to Singapore for trial by the British Southeast Asia Command. Charges against members of the group include massacre fo Chinese civilians, beheadings, and atrocities against alied prisoners of war. NI 5626

Alleged Japanese war criminals leave Tokyo. 61 Alleged Japanese war criminals prepare to board a train at Tokyo central station, en route to Singapore for trial by the British South East Asia Command. Rear admiral Hisashi Ichioka and Lt. col. Yuzo Kitayama are among the group wanted for torturing and ille gally executing numerous allied war prisoners and committing other war crimes. NI 5627

Japanese leaders on trial as war criminals. Japanese military, naval and civilian leaders, accused as war criminals, stand as judges of the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Far East, enter the courtroom in the War Ministry Building in Tokyo. In the prisoners' box are Doihara, Hata, Hirota, Minami, Tojo, Oka, Umezu, Araki, Nuto, Noshimo, Kaga, Hashimoto, Koiso, Nagano, Oshima, Matsui, Hiranuma, ...

International tribunal listens to evidence at Tokyo trial of Japanese war criminals. View of courtroom in the War Ministry Building in Tokyo, showing the judges of the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Far East who are presiding at the trial of the twenty-eight Japanese military, naval and civlian leaders accused as war criminals.

A birdeseye view of the courtroom in the War Ministry building, Tokyo, Japan, where members of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East have reconvened after a recess of almost six months. During this time, interpreters have been translating the verdicts against Tojo and the twenty four other alieged Japanese war criminals. NI 8054