Interpreting the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal: A Sociopolitical Analysis (Perspectives on Translation)

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Dive into the historical and political contexts surrounding the trial, uncovering the societal and cultural backgrounds of the interpreters who played a pivotal role in the proceedings. Through meticulously researched trial transcripts, archival documents, recordings, and insightful interviews with individuals involved in the interpreting, this book presents a detailed and fascinating account of the trial's interpretation process.

One of the most intriguing aspects of the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal was its unique three-tier structure for interpreting. Japanese nationals handled the interpretation, second-generation Japanese-Americans closely monitored the process, while Caucasian U.S. military officers arbitrated any disputes. Be captivated by the examination of the reasons behind this system and how the interpreting procedures evolved throughout the trial.

Take a closer look at the challenges faced by Japanese-American monitors during this tumultuous period in history. Explore the complexities of trust, power, control, and race that influenced the interpreting dynamics at international tribunals during times of conflict. This original case study will change the way you perceive the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal and enhance your understanding of interpreting in such critical contexts.

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