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Knights of Bushido
Lord Russell of Liverpool
2 mentions · 2 episodes · 1 podcast
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“The book discusses war crimes and atrocities committed by Japanese troops during World War II, including an affidavit from an Australian officer about the treatment of Australian soldiers.”
Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: Japanese war atrocities
For: Historians and students of military ethics
Key quote: “It was recounted in Lord Russell of Liverpool's book, The Knights of Bushido, where in New Guinea, Australian troops were being atrociously killed.”
The host discusses the complexities of responsibility for war atrocities committed by Japanese soldiers during World War II, referencing Lord Russell of Liverpool's book, 'The Knights of Bushido.' This book provides an account of the brutal treatment of Australian troops and the rationale behind such actions, highlighting the psychological warfare involved in the conflict.
“Lord Russell of Liverpool in the Knights of Bushido wrote this about the Japanese tendencies, quote, From the beginning of the Pacific War, the generally accepted regulations concerning the custody of prisoners of war and civilian internees were flagrantly disregarded.”
Sentiment: Critical Analysis
Trigger: Japanese war crimes
For: Historians and readers interested in military ethics
Key quote: “From the beginning of the Pacific War, the generally accepted regulations concerning the custody of prisoners of war and civilian internees were flagrantly disregarded.”
The host references 'Knights of Bushido' to highlight the brutal treatment of prisoners of war by Japanese forces during World War II. This book serves as a critical examination of the atrocities committed, emphasizing the disregard for established regulations regarding the treatment of captives.