War Crimes/Crimes against humanity trial outcomes

Factual Questions
1

Two questions brought up by the capture of Saddam.

  1. How many heads of state have been tried for war crimes or crimes against humanity? (Tried not indicted or otherwise been charged.)
  2. Have any of the (former) heads of state put on trial for such crimes been found innocent?
2

I believe that Slobodan Milosevic, ex-president of Yugoslavia, is the first and only head of state to be tried by an international court for war crimes. His trial is still ongoing. I don’t know if other heads of state have been tried for war crimes by a single country, however.

3

Admiral Dönitz was German head of state after Hitler’s suicide, and he was convicted by the international tribunal at Nuremberg (for crimes against peace in his previous role as commander of the U-boat force, though).

4

This cite explains all http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2003/12/15/do1591.xml&sSheet=/portal/2003/12/15/ixportal.html

5

I know General Hideki Tojo (the Japanese prime minister during the war), Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, and Pierre Laval (Head of State and Prime Minister of Viche France, respectavely) were all tried.
Has it really been just that small handful? :frowning: