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Ethics in War

1999
Ethics in War explores the actions of several parties in World War II, including the Germans, Japanese, and Allies. It is designed to help the user determine whether or not the actions of those parties, such as the Holocaust, the Bataan Death March, the use of the atomic bombs, and the internment of Japanese Americans, were necessary and ethical. It helps the user develop opinions on ethics as well as learn historical information by utilizing the site's text, pictures, videos, and audio files.