A very frail WWII person who'd known about the Tribunal, like inside and out, explained to a friend that in reality, about "war criminals", a lot of them were just criminals anyway. Criminals who needed a war. Criminals who would not be "actors" and "operatives" if the war hadn't have been letting them run their courses.
"It doesn't mean there's no place for war," said a strategist immediately. Looks burned him from every angle in the room. "If conducted properly," the man said.
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