The "Tokyo Trial" was a grand trial of Japanese Class-A war criminals set up by the allied forces in the Far East after the end of the Second World War. From 1946 to the end of 1948, it lasted for more than two years, during which * * * the court was held for 8 times, with more than 48,000 pages of court records, 4 witnesses19, more than 4,000 documentary evidences and the verdict/kloc-0.

The conclusions are as follows: 1 The Japanese occupation of Nanjing was premeditated in advance. In the six weeks after the Japanese occupation, the total number of civilians and prisoners slaughtered in Nanjing and its vicinity exceeded 200,000. This figure does not include those who threw the bodies burned by the Japanese army into the Yangtze River or were punished in other ways. During the occupation of Nanjing, the Japanese army committed rape, robbery, house burning and other crimes in Nanjing.

This film reveals the whole process of the "Tokyo Trial". The original film has been processed by digital high technology and has become an extremely precious documentary during World War II.