Tokyo, Shibuya, Yoyogi Park.
This had originally been the Island Nation's Army's training ground, but now it had become the site for the trial of Emperor Hirohito.
Yoyogi Park was now a sea of people. Countless Islanders had gathered here. The eyes of the vast majority brimmed with fury. The Emperor was the symbol of the Island Nation, a godlike existence in the hearts of countless Islanders! Yet now the Germans were going to put their Emperor on trial. This was undoubtedly a challenge to their faith.
However, the German military had long been prepared for this. An entire Infantry Division had been deployed in Yoyogi Park alone. Every commanding height had been occupied by German snipers. Machine-gun positions had even been set up.
Not far from Yoyogi Park, the German military had deployed mortar positions.
In the suburbs, a squadron of twenty-four armed helicopters stood ready. Once the trial began, the helicopters would take off one after another and await orders in the airspace around Yoyogi Park. Should the need arise, they could launch an attack immediately.
In addition, in the outskirts of Tokyo, the German military had an Armored Division, two Mechanized Infantry Divisions, and two Infantry Divisions standing by.
With the Island Nation's Army already surrendered, the entire Island Nation could no longer stir up any waves.
On November 16, the trial began.
Military judges who had come from the German homeland formally tried the war criminals of the Island Nation's government and military.
Hideki Tojo, Gen Sugiyama, Shigetarō Shimada, Oshimi Nagano, and the rest were all put on trial. These high-ranking Island Nation military officials were all charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity.
The judges' final verdicts were all death sentences.
Although there were dozens of these high-ranking Island Nation government and military officials,