The issue - along with war guilt, national security and sovereignty - was already touchy.

There is no such acceptance of war guilt in Japan.

The wall is the last tangible reminder of Germany's war guilt, an open wound that could not be closed.

Because, at that time, the American population felt "war guilt," the first wave received a more positive reception than the other two waves.

Too few find any place for Polish war guilt.

I wasn't even preoccupied with the question of war guilt.

The people in the Schroder Government were born after any war guilt could have stuck to them.

Piety about war guilt is not a conspicuous feature of the Japanese scene.

Yet there, too, a certain weariness about being constantly reminded of war guilt is being felt.

"I have no war guilt," said Mrs. Pastior, nearly in tears.