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Collective and Individual Responsibility in International Law with Particular Regard to the Punishment of War Criminals
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1943
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Axis PowersArmed ForcesLawMass AtrocityCriminal LawInternational CrimesInternational CourtSocial SciencesPostwar RepressionInternational Criminal LawCrime Against HumanityInternational RelationsInternational Criminal CourtsWar CrimesWar CriminalsInternational LawInternational Humanitarian LawPublic International LawCriminal JusticeIndividual ResponsibilityWar CrimeInternational Criminal PracticeInternational OrganizationPolitical ScienceGlobal Justice
A MONG all postwar problems none is more constantly discussed and no demand more rightly made than that the persons who, as members of the governments or of the armed forces, or as subjects of the Axis Powers, have committed certain offenses against international law should be brought to justice.'What are the offenses for which retribution may be claimed, and what are the principles of justice applicable to these offenses?I.