This day, 21 June, in 1956, the Supreme People’s Procuratorate of China announced that 1,017 Japanese war criminals would be exempted from prosecution and released back to Japan in batches. 45 war criminals gulty of particularly serious crimes were given lenient sentences, with their families permitted to visit during their imprisonment while assisted and cared for by the Chinese Red Cross.
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