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Preface -- I. Historical Background: Early Days To 1939. A. Introductory -- B. Historical. 1. Early Period -- 2. Codification -- 3. World War I (1914-1918) -- 4. Compiegne And Versailles -- 5. The Leipzig Trials -- 6. The Intra-war Period (1919-1939) -- Ii. Historical Background: 1939 To The Imt. A. World War Ii. 1. Declarations -- 2. United Nations War Crimes Commission -- 3. Armistice Agreements And Peace Treaties -- B. Major European War Crimes Program. 1. The 1945 London Charter -- 2. The International Military Tribunal (imt) -- Iii. War Crimes Programs: Europe. A. Control Council Law No. 10 -- B. National War Crimes Programs. 1. United States -- 2. United Kingdom -- 3. Czechoslovakia -- 4. Denmark -- 5. France -- 6. Greece -- 7. Italy -- 8. Netherlands -- 9. Norway -- 10. Poland -- 11. Soviet Union -- 12. Former Enemy Countries -- C. Statistics. 1. General -- 2. United States -- 3. United Kingdom -- 4. France -- 5. Soviet Union -- 6. Miscellaneous --^ Iv. War Crimes Programs: Far East. A. International Military Tribunal For The Far East (imtfe) -- B. National War Crimes Programs. 1. United States -- 2. United Kingdom -- 3. Other Countries -- C. Statistics. 1. General -- 2. United States -- 3. Philippines -- 4. United Kingdom -- 5. Republic Of China -- 6. Australia -- 7. Netherlands East Indies -- 8. France -- 9. Soviet Union -- 10. Summary -- V. Post World War Ii To The Present. A. Post World War Ii. 1. United Nations -- 2. The 1949 Diplomatic Conference -- 3. The Eichmann Case -- 4. The 1974-1977 Diplomatic Conference -- B. Conflicts. 1. Korea (1950-1953) -- 2. Vietnam (1965-1973) -- 3. India-pakistan (1972) -- 4. Iran-iraq (1980-1988) -- 5. The Falklands (malvinas) (1982) -- 6. The Gulf Crisis (1990-1991) -- Vi. Procedural Matters. A. Investigations -- B. Jurisdiction. 1. General -- 2. International -- 3. National -- C. Asylum And Extradition. 1. General -- 2. Europe -- 3. Pacific -- 4. The Political Offence Exception --^ 5. Post World War Ii Conventions