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War Crimes: Who are the winners?
War Crimes: Who are the winners?
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1
The Geneva Conventions started as early as 1864
True
False
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What was NOT one of the criticisms listed about the Nuremberg Trials
Weren’t enough to bring justice
The tribunal did not subject the allies to legal/moral scrutiny
Judges appointed were all from allied nations
Few individuals were brought to trial
3
Which country opposed the Rome Statute?
Canada
USA
Japan
Nigeria
4
Following the atrocities of WWII, what trials took place?
United States Convention of Peace
Supreme Court of United Nations
Tokyo Tribunal
Nuremberg Trials
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When was the Rome Statute created? What year?
1965
1954
1918
1998
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there IS a grey area when it comes to the winners of war crimes
False
True
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War Crimes were introduced BEFORE the ending of world war II (1945)
True
False
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What 2 elements do war crimes consist of?
social element and mental element
contextual element and mental element
earth element and fire element
physical element and social element
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What is an example of a war crime?
colonialism
intentionally directing attacks against the civilian population
stealing from the target country
Murder
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What country was brought up an example for the Grey Area?
United States
There is no grey area
Yugoslavia
England
