Master's Thesis in which the researcher conducts a comparative analysis of the Nuremberg trials and the Tokyo war trials after world war II. The thesis focuses on the interpretation aspect of the trials and is divided into four parameters: Interpreter profile, resources of each trial, interpreter ethical implications, and mode of interpretation ( consecutive or simultaneous)
My thesis is based predominantley on two different works:
Francesca Gaiba: The Origins of Simultaneous Interpretation Kayoko Takeda : Interpreting the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal, A Sociopolitical Analysis