at the nuremberg trials , the figure of 600 thousand people was announced.article, the leningrad regviem said at least 800 thousand. thus, it is impossible to somehow popularize these ideas that kovalchuk and sobolev are promoting, since this is a revision of our positions in nuremberg. after the war, dmitry pavlov took the post of minister of trade; he demanded that the historians who exploded be punished. here is a letter to the secretary of the cpsu central committee, suslov, about the falsification of historical facts in some books by soviet authors. the counting method itself is vicious; changing a figure known to the whole world after 30 years is nothing useful. will not give. he collected materials for his famous book for 900 days and knew that the furnaces of many leningrad factories became crematoria, that the zaks simply did not have time to register deaths, that’s the people. nameless, uncounted deaths were classified as crimes. masculinity in everything and strength of character and integrity and integrity. and these qualities were manifested in

we see how these days the results of the nuremberg trial, during which nazism was given an unambiguousent, are actually being revised. in some countries. they are only rewriting history , justifying executioners, revanchists and neo-nazis adopted the ideology and methods of the nazis. in the baltic states , tens of thousands of people are declared subhuman , deprived of the most basic rights, and subjected to persecution. the regime in kiev exalts hitler's accomplices, the ss men, and uses terror against everyone it likes. the baltics and ukraine, complete madmen. the blockade of leningrad was broken in january '43, but it was completely lifted only a year later, as a result of the leningrad-novgorod operation, the enemy was thrown back 200 km. on january 27, 44, fireworks thundered in the city, 24 artillery salvo, the entire soviet union rejoiced that day. alena germanova, andrey vetrov, anna zayakina, ksenia ugarova, oleg goryachev and sergey edeev, channel one st. petersburg. deep in content and feelings today was another event in a city that fought, survived and won. an unprecedent

according to data announced at the nuremberg trials , 632 thousand people died during the blockade. according to the latest data, the number of victims exceeds a million. most of them died of hunger. on the rastral columns on the spit of vasilyevsky island, torches are burning today. commemorative events are taking place in the city. the tram ceremony is taking place at this moment at the peskarevskoye memorial cemetery. this is one of the local burial places of victims of the siege of leningrad and soldiers of the leningrad front. and today is st. petersburg. laid flowers at the memorial plaque on nevsky, in memory of feat of the defenders of leningrad. veterans, residents of the besieged city, schoolchildren and government representatives took part in the solemn mourning meeting. declassified archives, military reports, command orders and stories of the heroic defenders of leningrad, on the occasion of the eightieth anniversary of the lifting of the siege of the city , the ministry of defense launched a new multimedia project on its website. he will help. create a complete picture

person nuremberg, that he believed was capable of. you know, having this work completed properly who was a lutheran theologian called andreas osi. and there who hated the ideas copernicus had. and they had to exchange all these letters in which the other said, you know, is a crazy, crazy notion that the earth is just moving around. you know, how can you prove that? and luther actually back that up. he was so the catholic church was not a critique of copernicus until six years after his death. you know, so the criticism first came from the lutheran church, especially from luther. and so zander accepts the job and does very perverse he writes an anonymous preface to the book so he does not sign it where he says something like, you know, this book has some very interesting ideas and it should be as a guide to kind, like, navigate and to think about calendars, etc. but for a second think that this idea that the sun is the center of everything has anything to do with reality. this is just a model, and if you believe otherwise, you're going

at the nuremberg trials, the figure of 6,000 people was announced; in their article, leningrad requiem subsequently they proved at least a million. granin and adamovich, when creating the blockade book, operated on kovalchuk’s data. valentin mikhailovich, to us when i contacted. to him, as an authoritative historian who dealt with this problem in particular, he told me directly, you know, without embarrassment and without fear that i would refer to him, he said, yes, about a million, a scandal immediately began, the circulation of the new books, in the house night calls began to be heard, kovalchuk was almost expelled from the regional party committee, he actively opposed this publication... dmitry pavlov, who during the war, there from september to january forty-two , was the representative of the state defense committee for supply, and he wrote to michal andreevich suslov, who was responsible for ideology, in the central committee, that in no way can these ideas promoted by kovalchuk and sobolev be popularized, since this is a revision of our position in nuremberg. dmitry pavlov afte

the katyn massacre appears in the indictment of the international tribunal in nuremberg. section three. a war crime sounds like this: in september 1941 in katyn. near smolensk , the nazis carried out mass murders of polish captured officers, well, in principle, this could be an end, but then the nineties come and on april 13 , 1990, the president of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev, conveys to those who arrived in moscow, to the president of poland, wojciech jeruzelski , milestone lists. by the quality of the paper you can determine the time, place where it was written, who wrote it and where this paper was made. as a result, by the decision of the european court of human rights (echr) on june 18, 2012, the documents presented as evidence of russia’s guilt in... the kotyn case were recognized as fake, and today new evidence is still appearing in the archives, listen, some of them were declassified fsb documents that were recently published in our media information, this is the testimony of a german soldier, his name was arno duret, this is a long-known witness who test

the siege of leningrad, which lasted almost 2 and a half years, according to data announced at the nurembergg the siege, but according to the latest information, the number of victims exceeds a million, most of them died of hunger, now our correspondents dmitry akimov and natalya solovyova are in direct communication from the city of hero of leningrad, they join us.

agricultural trucks are still on the streets of all major cities in nuremberg, the area is filled with 2,500 tractors, on cars, posters demanding the resignation of the ruling coalition. at the beginning of next week negotiations between leaders, activists and representatives of the three factions in the bundestag are scheduled. however, there is no point of contact between the authorities and dissatisfied farmers yet. the government, frightened by the mass protests, agreed to abolish benefits for farmers step by step, well... despite the american citizenship of the lira (i quote) clearly supported his conclusions of torture. the journalist was sent to a ukrainian prison on charges of supporting the svo while on the territory. controlled by the kiev regime, he tried to convey to american viewers subscribers the truth about the conflict and its causes. many famous and wealthy people from the united states called for the release of gonzalo lear. in the last letter. the journalist informed his sister that he was feeling unwell; he had developed double pneumonia and his whole body was swol

we see how these days the results of the nuremberg trial are actually being revised. of millions of people, not only in our country, but all over the planet, for true freedom, for justice, peace and security, blessed memory to all, to all those who died, glory to the soviet soldier who crushed nazism. thank you, dear. vladimir vladimirovich, dear veterans, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, heroes of the siege of leningrad, friends of st. petersburg, thank you for inviting me, it’s very important to me to be here on such sacred days for our peoples. today, on the day of the complete lifting of the blockade of leningrad, we... are immersed in the thoughts and feelings of people who experienced hell on earth. even after 80 years, the memory of these events makes the heart clench, once again experience the bitterness of loss and the joy of liberation, and the incredible intensity of the struggle for life, for our victory. the price of a great victory is our common pain. common to all peoples sentenced to death by hitler's germany. belarusians feel it like n

this wild case was documented by soviet officers and later presented during the nuremberg tribunal.our prisoners of war who had died from typhoid and were thrown over the wire. and they spread this disease. and we've all been infected by this type. i have three brothers there. one morning there are no dogs , no shots, there is nothing, quietly everyone begins to raise their heads, raise them, it turns out they didn’t retreat, the germans, they mined everything, literally every step, every step, here on the wire, the dead horse was lying right there, it was mined , they put the bread on a post, mined it, people. operation bagration, it determined that the war would end on may 9, 1945. bagration in one leap shortened the war there by literally months. in a word, bagration is a huge victory on the scale of the entire anti-hitler coalition. modern belarus has connected its main national holiday with the events of the great patriotic war. independence day. celebrated here on july 3 on the anniversary of the liberation of minsk by soviet troops, according to the latest data from belarusia

lemler was put on trial in bryansk, he went down in history under the name bryansk nuremberg.itnesses, artyom ustimenko, acted as a witness at the trial. on january 14, 1900 in the morning, they began to set fire to the village, the population was driven into courtyards and shot with machine guns, and grenades were thrown at people. in my yard , up to 100 people were shot, civilians, including my relatives, the germans threw all those killed into the fire, when my house began to burn, i managed to escape into the forest. on december 30th of this year at 11 am in bryansk the verdict was announced. stein was sentenced to 20 years of hard labor, bernhard hammann lemr to death by hanging. the verdict was not subject to appeal. just a few hours later it was carried out, the execution took place at 15:00 on the city square of bryansk, years will pass in the only world cemetery of burned villages in khatyn, alla will be immortalized as an unregenerate village, but she returned here life, alla was restored in 1945 , after the victory , men began to return home, vale in... only in 2014

we see how these days the results of the nuremberg trial, during which nazism was given an unequivocalactually being revised. legal assessment, in some countries they not only rewrite history and justify the executioners, revanchists and neo-nazis have adopted the ideology and methods of the nazis. in in the baltic states, tens of thousands of people are declared subhuman, deprived of the most basic rights, and subjected to persecution. the regime in kiev exalts hitler's accomplices, the ss men. use terror against all those they dislike, we will do everything, everything to stop and completely eradicate nazism. the followers of the nazi regiments, no matter how they call themselves today, are doomed, and nothing can stop the desire of millions of people, not only in our country, but throughout the planet, for true freedom, for justice, peace and safety, blessed memory to all, all those who died. glory to the soviet soldier who crushed nazism. the memory of the victims of that war, the heroism of our fathers and grandfathers, is remembered by many today. in poland, the baltic states and

this is the kharkov process. became a prologue to the future nuremberg tribunal of nazi criminals, whichrnational law, the order does not exempt from responsibility for committing war crimes. let's return to the news review: in moscow they are eliminating the consequences of an accident at a transformer substation in the north-east of the city, where a fire broke out this morning, because of this, houses in several districts of khotradnoye, biberevo, northern and southern medvedkovo were left without heat electricity. and now they are connected according to a backup scheme. in one of the areas, my colleague is on duty. egor grigoriev, he is again in direct contact with the studio. egor, greetings again. as they say, heat is supplied to houses, but what about the electricity? yuri, hello, with electricity, as you can see, behind me, it’s not very good yet, south medvedkovo, reserved street, four multi-storey buildings at once, 150 apartments each, in the windows the light does not come on until there is no heat, at the moment, also behind me we can see, the car is so mobile and the diesel

the katyn massacre appears. in the indictment of the international tribunal in nuremberg. section three. war crimes are exactly what it sounds like. in september 1941 in the katyn forest, near smolensk the nazis carried out mass murders of polish captured officers. well, in principle, one could put an end to this, but then the nineties come and april 13, 1990. the president of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev, hands over to the president of poland, wojciech eruzelski, who arrived in moscow , the nkvd milestone lists with captured poles from kazelsk, ostashsky and starobelsk, which do not contain any information about the execution, which did not prove anything, but this is presented as a package of documents confirming... that the polish officers were executed by soviet security officers, and the latest research has revealed over 57 signs of falsification of documents in the katyn case, including clerical errors, errors, typos, and even the paper itself, you understand what is meant, that is , the time can be determined by the quality of the paper. the place where it wa

unlike other courts that were previously established on this authority , for example, the tokyo court or nurembergh used to deal with a series of crimes and war crimes related to the previous and previous wars, now the wars of the world war, especially to inver. contrary to that court and those authorities, the only permanent and universal reference currently, in the current world , it has acquired the authority to deal with a specific set and range of crimes, for example , crimes such as murder, war crimes, rape crimes, crimes against humanity, these are specific and defined , there are four categories of all, which yes, it is better to say four , that is, there are four titles that are various sides , of course, to be detailed if you refer to today's international sources. if we refer to it, we can see that the literature is balanced and homogenous in the expression and explanation of these titles, in principle , it is not accepted, that is, the titles themselves are clear and separate in the statute of rome. the objective jurisdiction of the icc or the international criminal court, so-called ,

in february 1946, at the nuremberg trials, ussr assistant prosecutor mark raginsky devoted most of hisuction of centers of russian culture in novgorod and pskov. and on december 7, 1947, an open trial of nazi criminals took place in novgorod. everything happened here, in 2017, a play was staged about this historical event based on the research of dmitry ostashkin. in fact , this is a reconstruction of the court. the hall is packed to capacity. only then did people cry, many had hysterics, because witnesses to nazi crimes, including children, came forward. in the square lay a shot mother with her infant child. after that we... “we moved to a small town and the germans shot us there again. journalists covered this event, but the information was carefully censored by the emergency state commission. the whole truth should not have become public knowledge. it was big politics, nothing changed, so only criminals of german nationality were mentioned in the newspapers, and not a word from the baltic states. we had to take into account new political ones." at the trial, people in the hall wante

thus, the kharkov trial became a prologue to the future nuremberg tribunal of nazi criminals, which willr does not exempt from responsibility for committing war crimes. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, there is a clear and clear signal in russia. is russian industry capable of replacing foreign suppliers? mobilize all resources, give me a recipe in general, how can you achieve what you have achieved? you feel like you're on top of the world. he got up, shook himself off and went. is russia ready to change? evolution occurs in any structure. i welcome you, dear friends, to our new regular release of the author's program besagon tv, it will be called the reflection of the occupier. i think you'll understand why we called it that. well, i have to tell you that during our vacation we...

today, the main place of protests has become nuremberg, where thousands of protesters have gathered fromer bavaria. to the rally. the head of bavaria, markus södor, also arrived, who supported the farmers and sharply criticized federal government. we need the government to apologize, the decisions they have made are damaging the country's agriculture, putting german farmers at a disadvantage compared to european farmers, and this is not just about agriculture, but about the entire state. the government had already canceled some of its austerity plans the day before, but farmers are still unhappy . all this did not happen out of nowhere. first , our society was tired of the coronavirus pandemic, then it was faced with events in ukraine, the problems of the climate crisis, and now this problem. this was the drop that overflowed the cup. i don’t want to blame my predecessors for everything, but i definitely didn’t fill this cup. the farmers were not satisfied with the proposed compromise. the head of the german farmers' union, joachim rukwid, called it a death in installments. moreover, all

at the nuremberg trials , directive number 1601 from the chief of staff of the german navy was presentedaccusation . from the air, level it to the ground. if due to the situation created in the city , requests for surrender will be made, but they will be rejected. on september 8, 1941, the germans bombed large badayev food warehouses. the city's food and fuel supplies last for 30 days. the threat of starvation loomed over the three million population. the blockade will last 800. 72 days, anna akhmatova, the bird of death is standing at zenit, who is going to rescue leningrad? don’t make noise around him, he’s breathing, he’s still alive, he can hear everything, as if on a humid baltic bottom, his sons are moaning in their sleep, as if from his nether regions. the cries of bread reach the seventh heaven, but this firmament is merciless, and death looks out from all the windows, and stands watch everywhere, fear does not allow you to leave. during the september battles of 1941 , troops of the leningrad front crossed the niva on its left bank in the area of ​​moscow dubrovka. they captured

at the nuremberg trials of 1946 , assistant prosecutor of the ussr mark raginsky devoted most of his speech to the destruction of centers of russian culture in novgorod and pskov, and on december 7, 1947 , an open trial of nazi criminals took place in novgorod. everything happened here, in the metropolitan chambers of the novgorod kremlin, now at the philharmonic. in 2017 , a play was staged about this historical event, based on dmitry’s research. who did not spare minors, who did not spare monuments, and it is no coincidence that the symbol of this novgorod trial of 1947 was precisely the accusation of general kurt herzog of the destruction of the monument to the millennium of russia and the st. sophia cathedral, and it was precisely general kurt herzog who was accused of what he promised his friend the oberburgmaster instanburga in a gift, this very monument to the millennium of russia, and only the offensive, only the liberation of novgorod prevented him from doing this. when the red army entered novgorod. republic, it was completely plundered, iconostasis, mosaics, decor were tak

according to data announced at the nuremberg trials, 632,000 people died during the blockade, but according to the latest information, the number of victims exceeds a million. most of them died of hunger. and now our correspondents are in direct contact from the city of hero of leningrad. dmitry akimov and natalya solovyova, they are joining us. colleagues, welcome, let's start with you first, dmitry. on the anniversary of the lifting of the siege of leningrad, the president laid flowers for the monument the boundary stone visited the peskarevskoe cemetery. tell us more about this event. georgy, hello, happy leningrad victory day. this is what they call january 27, here in the northern capital, and today in st. petersburg there are indeed solemn and mourning events. the president of russia also takes part. vladimir putin laid flowers at the milestone stone on the nevsky patch, where the fiercest battles for leningrad took place. vladimir putin’s father also took part in these battles. approaching the monument, the president laid a bouquet of thawed dews tied with a black ribbon at the monum

will they hold israel accountable and have a nuremberg style trial for the war crimes they are committing? as far as the border, republicans will never do anything as long as it's polling good for them. they will never do anything. they enact laws based on polling and not what is good for people. host: joel in illinois. caller: you had a caller that alluded what president biden is doing with tax dollars. we are watching our tax dollars facilitate the killing of thousands of innocent palestinians. i can't believe there is no outcry for them. israel is doing this under the guise of defending themselves. there is an israeli who made the comment they want to move palestinians out of the strip and move israeli sin and i believe that is what their agenda is under the guise of defending themselves. it is really disheartening to me how we can stand idly by and allow our tax dollars do this sort of thing. it's upsetting to me. another comment about the biden administration, i am disappointed at them to be honest with you. he is allowing this and also the border. i know he wants to be sympathetic b

permanent, unlike the other courts that were previously established on this authority, such as the tokyo or nuremberg, which used to deal with a series of war crimes related to previous and previous wars, now world wars, especially the international criminal court, unlike that court and those authorities , is the only permanent and, as the famous saying goes, the current international authority. in today's world, which has jurisdiction over the collection and he has found a special type of crimes, for example, crimes such as kidnapping, war crimes, rape, crimes against humanity, these are a specific and defined range of four categories . yes, it is better to say four descriptions , that is, there are four titles that are in different directions, of course , to be detailed, if we refer to the international sources today , we can see that the literature is balanced and homogenous in the expression and description of these titles, but the titles themselves are clear and separate in the rome statute. yes, in the statute, exactly the same four things that i mentioned , yes, as concrete examples of the jur

genocide has changed based on the type of courts that were created in the past from versailles and nuremberg.

information, but this cynicism is intended, of course, for the west. when the decision was made on the nuremberg this is a few months before the end of the war, that is, the same decision will be made in this case, as soon as we come to the end of the conflict, so we will definitely understand in in what form will the political leadership of kiev, the executors, the military executors bear responsibility, they bear responsibility now, that is, for at the moment, about 300 and the militants have already received their sentences, and these are... very serious terms, somewhere around 10-12 years to life, and there now in the courts of donetsk, lugansk, rostov, simply terrible pictures are being revealed, when these militants , they testify, saying that i was standing at the outpost, a car was driving with badges, refugees or civilians, there were white stripes, but i thought that they were supporters of russia and i decided to shoot them, in the end in the car from literally riddled. from the machine gun of this action movie the father, mother and child were left to bleed, they were the ones who we

in february 1946 at nuremberg assistant prosecutor of the ussr., many had hysterics, because there were witnesses to nazi crimes, including children. in the square lay a shot mother with her infant child. after that, we moved to a small town, and the germans shot us there again. journalists covered this event, but the information was carefully censored by an emergency state commission. the whole truth should not have become known. seemed not very correct from the point of view of big politics, especially at that time in the soviet the union was in the process of actively involving the soviet peoples, estonia, latvia and lithuania, in the fraternal family. one of the main defendants is the commander of the thirty-eighth army corps, artillery general kurt herzog. under his leadership, the tail team of the security police and sd was formed. it was this team that tortured. shot unarmed people in a tin hill, at the trial, the people in the hall wanted the most sophisticated execution for the executioners, but at that moment the death penalty was abolis

with war crimes and genocide based on type the trials that happened in the past from versailles and nuremberg can almost be said. these processes have been formed until today, but today's vote , i believe , is a special difference from the type of votes that were in the past . belgium almost created similarities, but you said from the beginning what is the milestone of this milestone and what is the difference? i would like to say this turning point that in fact, today south africa took an action to restore its dignity, which is in the concentration and gravity of the system between the international community is in the field of fighting racism and apartheid, because it itself suffered and actually suffered during the apartheid period, so it considers itself obligated to defend human rights in this field and to condemn the actions of the zionist regime , specifically the act of genocide and he knows against humanity and humanity. this is one point, the second turning point is that we are witnessing an emerging phenomenon in the world today under the title of global antarctic community or glob

people, so here we are all talking only about people, this was recognized after the war during the nuremberge witnesses for the prosecution was academician and director of the hermitage joseph arbelle. he proved that the nazis deliberately destroyed cultural values ​​and monuments of leningrad together with art, trying to destroy that same russian spirit, but it, as always, turned out to be stronger. natalya solovyova, sergey fodiev and... tankiev, news. immediately after the advertisement , we’ll talk about how the united states recognized the talent of russia’s economic leadership. the pain may vary. there is only one mechanism for the development of pain. it doesn’t matter what caused the pain if you have pentalgin. universal remedies against different types of pain. thanks to its combined composition, pentalgen acts against pain, where. let's do without pain, i pay for techno, cyberweeks at the megamarket, buy motor oil for only 2,100 rubles. with the russian lotto the holidays continue, in january we are raffling off houses, cars, and also million-dollar prizes and a jackpot of 800 mill

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the materials of the nuremberg trials say 2,800 thousand victims, mostly jews.uring the second world war , the jewish people lost 6 million people. sanctions and further pumping of weapons into ukraine. by the way, in this country, which today supposedly so bravely defends our freedom and values, a nazi collaborator like stepan bandera, whose people participated in the holocaust, and was responsible for the murder of thousands of jews, russian poles, is revered as a national hero. the streets of the square are named after him, it seems strange to me that such real frankness of the right does not bother our green apostles of morality at all, and also shows the double standards and hypocrisy of their policies. now at odnkh, exhibition forum russia, pavilions atom and 75. today is dedicated to energy, an industry that determines the technological level of the country, oil and gas production. that is why the main blow of the sanctions was aimed at the industry, but the russian energy sector not only survived, but continued its development even in those areas where i

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so if you had people, or when you have that extra alex, the outcomes of the nuremberg trials that condemn socialism are being reversed today. in some countries, case 3 is being rewritten, and executioners are being hailed. the neo nazis adopted the ideal of june and methods of the nazis in the both estates, tens of thousands of people are declared to be sub human, deprived of basic rights and subjected to persecution. fascism has returned in the form of the key version. we will do everything to finally eradicate fascism as well . the opening ceremony of this memorial to the soviet people and victims of nazi genocide during the 2nd world war just wrapped up with vladimir putin and bella, russian president, alexander lucas jenco, giving speeches honoring sylvia heroes of all nations, russian, bella, russian, and many others. they also denounced 20th century fascism and its revival and modern day ukraine, and they paid the respect to this monument to those millions of soviet people who struggled in the fight against fascism during the 2nd world war, germany's foreign ministry also released t

trial or... the melitopol trial, the legal framework has been preserved in general since the time of nurembergsay everything, because as was rightly noted, including by our colleague, dear. people were flying home, home on ukraine, they were not allowed in, they were killed, after something like this, this is what we see, well, excuse me, but within 10 words people can read, they understand what happened, even, well, excuse me, if these are those who exclusively propagandized zelensky’s line, for themselves they understand that all this is a disaster, and what follows from this, from this? it will follow that if the ukrainian conflict moves into some other phase, less bloody, maybe a little more negotiated, but it is clear that with a change of regime there will still be kiev, but other conflicts will intensify anyway, and we are already seeing preparations, new conflicts are being prepared in advance , with poland it is not working out, poland is going into an internal showdown, by the way, which actually indicates that elements of democracy are preserved in poland. great, we’ll liquidate agr

they remembered that it was the domachevsky boarding house, the tragedy was studied in detail at the nurembergovember 1944. eyewitnesses of the execution, residents of damachev, leplevka and kobelka. some of them were personally present at the trial. residents of two villages of kobyolka, who watched from afar as children were taken to be shot, they spoke out. they described in detail who and how children were taken away to be executed; nazi crimes began long before that. famous names of nazi leaders of the brez district, according to whom according to orders, children were shot, like the names of those who pulled the trigger in that very forest. why, why did the germans and slavic peoples dislike them so much? what are we to blame for? the fact is that we... russians, belarusians, ukrainians, want to break the unity of the slavic peoples, but we see what the situation is today, the whole and europe is already everything, you know, children must know, they must know history, in order for us to live, existed, it is impossible without history, if we already forget about this, then, probably, the

they brought him over for the nuremberg rallies, brought him over to germany and gave him access to everybodyup to and including hitler. he used it to essentially become a very well networked, very influential person. he inferred -- interviewed miscellany, interviewed hitler, spent time with the most important diplomats and foreign leaders of the time. then he came home and really wrote speeches for isolationists senators and books for isolationist wives and heroes. he was one of the sedition trial defendants, and was so arrogant that he not only defended himself in court, but insisted that there should be mental and examinations of his codefendants. once they realized that that was actually a way out of it, they agreed. they all wanted mental examinations. >> he is kind of the leading -- i mean, the leading fascist american intellectual that you document. there is also -- the soil -- the seed is being planted in somewhat fertile soil for a lot of reasons. i wonder if you can talk about why that is the case. there is the fact that world war i was brutal and awful, and there is an interesting

and they brought him over for the nuremberg rallies, they brought him over to germany, and gave him accessto everybody up to and including a hit layer. and he used it to essentially become a very well networked, very intellectual person. he interviewed mussolini, it later, he spent time with all the most important diplomats -- and he came home, and he wrote speeches for isolationist senator's, and books for isolationist heroes. and he was one of the stood titian trial defendants that was so arrogant, not only defended himself in court, but he insisted that there should be mental examinations of his codefendants. which they, once they realized that was actually a way out of it, agreed. they wanted mental examinations. >> he is sort of the leading, i mean, to the extent that there is a leading fascist intellectual in america, the seed is being planted and somewhat fertile soil for a bunch of reasons. and i wonder if you could talk a little bit about why that's the case. there is the fact that world war i was brutal and awful, and there's an interesting thing that happens in both this book an

kiev process or the melitopol one, the legal framework has generally been preserved since the time of nurembergn heavy engineering, great, liquidate agriculture, great, and drink coconut lote. sorry! who do you want will he give money for it? well, it didn’t work out in belarus, they still don’t understand either in washington, or these fugitives don’t understand how this is so? russians, ukrainians and belarusians , brothers, but in ukraine everything worked out, this is the result, here it is, and the belarusians went a different way, in russia they went a different way, so the ratio of victories to defeats is very complex. that’s why they’re preparing moldova now. and the attack, assuming an economic one, is already underway on transnistria, on the autonomous part of moldova, which does not recognize the power of chisinau, customs internal borders, this is preparation to the proxy war. there are cautious people in moldova, even mrs. sando, she is a more cautious person, she understands that an open war will not be supported even by her army, especially since the army there is, well, let’s sa

and they used hinrich krieger's research to infoyer the nuremberg laws which stripped jewish germansat lynching, what he called popular justice in the united states, was another important thing for the nazis to study in terms of how these things can be -- look good on paper but still work out in practice the way they wanted them to. they studied us. >> it's terrifying to think how much of the ideas that we know are loathsome that were happening in germany originated here. you talk about everything from book bans, things we're seeing now, book bans, saying there's dirty things in the books. we have to root out the wickedness in the books corrupting the minds of children. that happened then, as now. politicians using their power in order to foment a revolution against the government. the idea of overthrowing roosevelt, the idea of -- it's all -- it all happened before. >> political pressure on the justice department to stop investigations and prosecutions of people involved in that kind of violence. yes, i mean, there's -- i mean, one of these dixiecrat anti-semite pro-fascist members

residents wave their hands in greeting, this is kiel, the capital of landschleswik holstein, here is nuremberghis drone shot. “enough is enough, i didn’t just write this here, we are already fed up with this, enough is enough, the list of complaints is long, it includes exorbitant taxes, and the growing influence of large concerns and the squandering of taxpayers’ funds to help other countries, and we’re not just talking about ukraine, the spending of the ministry of economy robert habeck on eco-friendly refrigerators for colombian households, when the ruler..." on the very first day of the week of protests, robert habeck started talking about some planned campaigns on social networks. some of them are financed by putin. that is, the hand of moscow turns out to be here. who is khabik? he has no charisma at all, he is spineless. in my eyes, khabik is a puppet and nothing more. we are the ones who support him, but on the ferry he put his tail between his legs and didn’t even get out talk to the people who pay his salary. we are talking about an episode at the ferry crossing, when farmers blocked

the nuremberg will not seen that just lation, which took away the citizenship of jews and others of that human rights and encourage them to leave this country. eventually, the journey that started with this law would end with the holocaust the if day leadership says it deplores anti semitism. it has distance itself from the pump stem discussion in an angry intervention in parliament. one of its members who was at the meeting, denied planning unconstitutional policies and denounced the coalition. government might not pop tart. my party is exclusively concerned with the constitutional measures which you are not enforcing that's a failure of the state. that's why you're trying to distract attention from your failure by smearing us. and, but one thing is on the audio level, the policies of the eye of the day on now in focus as never before. while hundreds of thousands of people are protesting against as migrants. don't want it. kane address, era building. oh, still ahead on al. jazeera loses and smuggled the road where all suffice. so i'm back in iraq and on display in a full palace owned by

went so far as to send attorneys to the united states to study jim crow before they implemented the nuremberg these hints and indicators that we have this anti-democracy problem that we don't want to talk about. so, yeah. it's there and it's always been there. we don't want to talk about it. claire, there is a group of republicans who know better, right, who know better either because they have religious values or moral values or political values that should make them know better. and yet they behave as if they're completely numb to it. let me play one of them. this is mike johnson, the speaker of the house, who is a vowed bible believing christian. one would think he would bring his moral views to bear when it comes to things donald trump says. here he is being asked by cbs news "face the nation" whether he agrees with donald trump's statement that immigrants are poinzing the blood of this nation. >> that's not language i would use but understand the urgency of president trump'sed a moe in addition. he has been saying this that we have to secure the border. i think the vast majority of the a