THE WAR CRIMES TRIAL
Japanese atrocities against  the Filipinos committed during  two weeks of butchery 
before the Liberation of Manila on February 3, 1945

THE ACCUSED

Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita,  former Japanese Commander in the Philippines was tried before a U.S. Military Commission for crimes committed against  the Filipino people.

U.S. Army Signal Corps official photos of Lt. Gen. Yamashita 
before the U.S. Military Commission.
Taken on October 1945,  Manila, Philippines.
THE WITNESS

Surprised Prosecution Witness at the Trial of Lt. Gen. Yamashita

U.S. Army Signal Corps official photo with following caption on reverse:

WPA-45-3626           6 Nov 1945
“ACCUSES YAMASHITA FROM STAND -- 
Another surprised prosecution witness at the trial of Gen. Yamashita in Manila, was Joaquin S. Galang, an accused collaborator, shown here pointing to Yamashita during his testimony. He declared that he was present in a meeting between Gen. Artemio Ricarte, notorious Filipino collaborator, and Yamashita in which the Jap general was quoted as saying: “All Filipinos are guerrillas”
and therefore should be treated as such.”