Beyond Duty · the Reasons Some Soldiers Commit Atrocities by Zapotoczny, Walter S. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Copyright Preface Introduction Contents 1 The Rape of Nanking by the Japanese Army, December 1937

The War was Extended to Canton and Hankow Returning Soldiers told of Atrocities Committed by them Indoctrination and Training of the Japanese Military Economic and Political Conditions in Japan Characterization of the Chinese Population The Tactical Situation in China Living Conditions of the Japanese Soldier in China

2 Actions of the German Einsatzgruppen between 1941 and 1943

3 The Russian Army in Germany: 1945

Indoctrination and Training of the Russian Army Economic and Political Conditions in Russia Characterization of the Germans Living Conditions of the Russian Soldiers

4 The My Lai Massacre in Vietnam: 1968

Indoctrination and Training of the American Army Economic and Political Conditions in the United States Characterization of the Vietnamese People The Tactical Situation in Vietnam Living Conditions of the American Soldiers in Vietnam

5 Abuse of Prisoners at Abu Ghraib Prison in Iraq: 2004

Indoctrination and Training of the American Army Economic and Political Conditions in the United States Characterization of the Iraqi People The Tactical Situation in Iraq Living Conditions of the American Soldiers in Iraq