The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-03. A round table discussion during the trials of Japanese soldiers on suspicion of being war criminals during the Japanese War Crimes Trials. Left to right: Captain W. Cole of Oakleigh, Vic, defending counsel for the Japanese facing charges, Japanese Navy Captain Y. Matsushima (interpreter), Lieutenant K. Takade of the 6th Japanese Naval Guard, and Captain S. Goto, HQ 48 Japanese Division, assistant defence counsels.
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-03. A round table discussion during the trials of Japanese soldiers on suspicion of being war criminals, during the Japanese War Crimes Trials. Left to right: Captain W. Cole of Oa
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-03. Defending counsel in front and prisoners at rear show intense concentration when listening to evidence during the Japanese War Criminal Trials. Left to right: front: Captain S.
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-01. Captain W. Cole of Oakleigh, Vic, who is defending counsel for the Japanese soldiers facing war crimes charges during the Japanese War Criminal Trials.
EMERY POINT, DARWIN, NT. 1946-03-01. JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR ACCUSED OF WAR CRIMES SEATED WITH THEIR DEFENCE COUNSEL DURING THEIR TRIAL. AT TABLE LEFT TO RIGHT: CAPTAIN MATSUSHIMA AND LIEUTENANT TAK
DARWIN, NT. 1946-03-01. CAPTAIN W. COLE, DEFENDING OFFICER (STANDING AT LEFT) CROSS EXAMINES CORPORAL NAKAJIMA, AN ENGLISH SPEAKING JAPANESE PRISONER OF WAR, DURING THE WAR CRIMES TRIALS HELD AT EMERY
EMERY POINT, DARWIN, NT. 1946-03-01. CAPTAIN GOTO, JAPANESE ARMY, READING CHARGES OF WAR CRIMES TO THE DEFENDANTS STANDING IN THE BODY OF THE COURT. THIS WAS THE ONLY GROUP OF JAPANESE PRISONERS TO HA
