Justice and Injustice: The War Crimes Tribunal Dilemma

This chapter explores the complex political dynamics and moral dilemmas surrounding the World War II war crimes tribunal, focusing on the selection of defendants and the treatment they endured. It critically examines the disparities faced by the accused, particularly the infamous Dachau trials, while also scrutinizing the integrity of the prosecution and the conditions under which defendants were held. The discussion raises significant ethical questions regarding due process, torturous methods, and the politicization of justice during this tumultuous period.