Original sentence: After World War II, several trials of Axis war crime suspects took place, especially during the Nuremberg Trials.Allied war crimes refer to the crimes of war committed by the Allies of World War II against civilian populations or the soldiers of the Axis Armed Forces and their allies.For a comparative overview of other war crimes, please see the Nazi war crimes and the Japanese war crimes pages.However, these tribunals were expressly prohibited from considering allegations of Allied war crimes, including those involving the Allied military forces.If the charges were affirmed, a court-martialing would ensue.The Allied powers conducted their own investigations of Allied personnel involved in war crimes.none|30px
Edited sentence: After World War II, several trials of Axis war criminals took place, especially during the Nuremberg Trials immediately after the war.Allied war crimes were the crimes of war committed by the Allies of World War II against civilian populations or the soldiers of the Axis Armed Forces and their allies.For a comparative overview, please see the Nazi war crimes and the Japanese war crimes pages.However, these tribunals were expressly prohibited from considering any allegations of war crimes committed by the Allied powers or their military forces.If affirmed, a court-martialing would ensue.Instead, the Allied powers conducted their own investigation of Allied personnel supposedly responsible for war crimes.The balance of this article should be taken into consideration given its title and focus.none|40px