Takamine Iwayo
DATE OF CRIMES
1 June 1944 - 31 December 1944. 1 January - 31 March 1945. 1 March - 15 August 1945.
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LOCATION OF CRIMES
Nong Pladuk, Bangkok and Ubon POW Camps, Siam (present-day Thailand)
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DATE OF TRIAL
2 and 3 August 1946
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LOCATION OF TRIAL
Singapore
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Case Summary
The defendant committed war crimes by ill-treating British POWs, by kicking, punching and beating them, causing physical suffering to the said POWs and in particular to Sergeant. C.W.J. Pratt, Private Barnet, and Daniel Farnworth.
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The defendant refused to give any evidence on oath or make a statement. He was said to have gained the nickname "efficiency".
DEFENDANTS
Takamine, Iwayo. Korean guard. From Japanese military. Guilty. 9 years' imprisonment. Sentence confirmed.
JUDGES
Blacklock, E.N. Lieutenant Colonel. From British military. Court president. Solicitor.
Fortescue, F.G. Major. From British military.
Partington, D.W.M. Flight Lieutenant. From British military.
PROSECUTION
Thomas, P.M. Major. From British military.
DEFENCE LAWYERS
Kinji, Sacki. Judge. Hiroshima District Court.
DEFENCE ADVISORY OFFICERS
Holland, E.L. Major. From British military.