"Little known is that over a hundred wartime interpreters associated with the Japanese military were prosecuted in these Class BC trials. Most were convicted as war criminals, and at least 32, including 11 Taiwanese and 6 Koreans, were executed."
"This book shines light on interpreters placed in situations in which individual ethical decision-making is constrained in violent hostilities under the military principle of obedience to orders, focusing on those convicted as war criminals at British military trials against the Japanese."