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    How should we judge wartime atrocities?: Contextualists

    After Okinawa June 22, 1945. The Battle of Okinawa ended after eighty-two days. Over 12,000 Americans killed, 38,000 wounded. Japanese military deaths exceeded 77,000....
    military history
    ethics and moral philosophy
    world war ii history
    just war theory
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    How should we judge wartime atrocities?: Absolute moralists

    Sadako Sadako Sasaki was two years old on August 6, 1945, living about a mile from the hypocenter. She survived the blast. Ten years later she developed leukemia. She folded paper cranes in her hospital bed — a thousand, she believed, and she would be healed. She died at twelve....
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    international law
    world war ii history
    just war theory
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    How should we judge wartime atrocities?: The Story

    The room Concrete walls, bad coffee, a long table, August 1945. A map of the Japanese home islands pinned to the wall. On one side: casualty projections for Operation Downfall — 250,000 to over a million Allied dead. Japanese casualties several times that....
    ethics and moral philosophy
    world war ii history
    just war theory
    war crimes and international law
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