they didn't even want the nuremberg trials.ved it was necessary just nazi criminals take the top quietly shoot and end it all, but even the wehrmacht was not convicted , everything was condemned with ssd. unless, in my opinion, all structures, not all, unfortunately, unfortunately, not all structures, even the wehrmacht was not convicted as a criminal organization . after that, the wehrmacht generals occupied, as you know, all commanding positions in nato. well, and now in nato is, uh, tipped for a new secretary general. uh-huh and now the tv company announced such interesting news to itself. listen to the future at least four. various sources in ottawa in washington dc and brussels where nato headquarters is located claim that the freelancer's name has been in existence for several months. discussed in international defense and security circles she is seen as a potential successor to the current secretary general, a senior nato official said anonymously there seems to be some momentum for the next secretary general to be a wom

millennium began long live the ancient german city of nuremberg and collapsed after 11 years.e, in this lovely bavarian city, the international court at the nuremberg tribunal ended with a verdict for the largest nazi comrades-in-arms of hitler samfur committed suicide on april 30, 45 in berlin at the age of 56. the second world war is long over, one generation was replaced by another , the third was born, and for many the war is already a distant history, but not for richard von schier, he was born in 1942 in the third reich. and 9 years before his birth, richard's father began his brilliant career under adolf goethel ; this is his autobiography the shadows of my father when i contemplated the fate of my father. i asked myself a question. and what would happen if i got to a very high position at the age of 20 and was so close to hitler, of course, incredible opportunities and temptations would open up . , von schirach was not even forty years old, i was then 3 years old. i could only guess that something terrible had happened, but i did not understand what it was. we lost eve

let's say that at the beginning of its possibilities and its foundation, we'll remember a kind of nurembergss, what it was and why ukraine should now really remember its results. watching the plot september 30, 1946, the international military tribunal in nuremberg begins to announce the verdicts of the highest state and military figures of nazi germany, almost all the defendants were found guilty, 12 were sentenced to death, including the commander-in-chief of the air force hitler's closest accomplice hermann goering and the minister of foreign affairs joachim von ribbentrop , among the charges of launching an aggressive war, the destruction of the civilian population and the mass extermination of jews, the process lasted for almost a year and entered jurisprudence textbooks, the new approach proved that international law is superior to national law and the execution of a criminal order does not release from responsibility now, after 76 years, ukraine, together with other states, is working on how to hold russia accountable for punishing individual russian commanders and soldiers for commi

i think that at nuremberg, the nuremberg tribunal was such a special tribunal for international legalceedings that was organized by only four states, but it was of great importance even there had its own chain of command and the responsibility of e-e was placed on all nazi members of the chain of command from the greatest leader to the last the executor of these and here i would say that the european court of human rights, the regime there, two figures from germany, the last president of the german democratic republic, the economist and one soldier who shot, and this means that the entire target of this command was found, were accused determined to be responsible from the most important leader to the last executor. and this means that in terms of responsibility, everyone who participated in the implementation of such e-e in the implementation of such orders can be held responsible. this is the purpose of the establishment of such an international tribunal, but mr. president, with all due respect, in the case of nuremberg and in other a-a cases, for example, in relation to the tribunal

it is clear that we have much work to do to fulfill the promise of nuremberg. i hope you noticed the bipartisanship that was on display today. it is real. there have been many meetings to evidence that fight. i'm glad that my colleagues on both sides of the aisle share my opinion on the role of this committee in this congress, particularly as it relates to the situation in ukraine with that the senate judiciary committee will stand adjourned.

we must uphold our nation's legacy from nuremberg, when the united states led the prosecution of notee war criminals, by bringing today's -- purse of today's war crimes bringing them to justice. i would like to turn to video on that legacy. i am heartbroken to see it happening again. kids being shot. homes being blown up. it pains me to see that we have learned so little from the holocaust. >> i have one word to describe it, it is. going to recover that bodies. >> [speaking non-english] >> he tells me how and assess officer nearly killed him in 1941 [sirens] >> humans varied in unmarked graves. 99% killed by violence showing signs of torture. we had witnessed estimation of her own son tortured and murdered by russian soldiers. we visited atnex room like the russian occupiers used for torture and now the mass burial site we see. rs. and a room in here where russian occupiers used for torture. now that mass burial site that we see there. >> there are more civilians than soldiers. whenever the russian army steps in, they turn everything into butcher. >> we hope that seeing the pictures

it is clear that we have much work to do to fulfill the promise of nuremberg. i hope you noticed the bipartisanship that was on display today. it is real. there have been many meetings to evidence that fight. i'm glad that my colleagues on both sides of the aisle share my opinion on the role of this committee in this congress, particularly as it relates to the situation in ukraine with that the senate judiciary committee will stand adjourned. today a senate subcommittee reauthorize is and it -- this is the first of a senate including in france air mobility and unmanned aerial systems. live coverage starts at 2:15 pm eastern on c-span 3. also on our free video mobile app or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies, and more, including comcast. >> i'm, do you think this is just a community center? now, it is way more than the. comcast is partnering with a more than 1000 community centers to create why neighbor lift some of the students from not income families can get the tools they need to be

extent also participate in aggressions will also be brought to justice as at one time it was at the nuremberg tribunal , is it possible? yes, we have already seen this in roland, there were trials of media representatives, media managers who played a significant role in recruiting for murders and crimes, so yes, but it is not just about get rid of all the propaganda propaganda - this is just part of the conflict but you will need to connect this act with crimes and establish this interdependence while someone in moscow says well, it's not war it's just military operation and we are doing it because it is necessary, because we must fight back as soon as possible. it is clear that this is not true, but internationally, i cannot help but ask you about the crime of genocide, which is currently being actively discussed in ukraine, whether it was committed here or not. by the way, the crimes that were committed in ukraine, of course, we do not fully know their scale, and the crime of genocide is one of those that is very difficult to prove in international courts. it is necessary to prove that thes

the nuremberg trial ass irvin's on the housing head of adverse sabotage section to testified. on september, the 12th 1939, a chief admiral connors with instructed by 3rd ry foreign minister. a yellow came from reagan truck. oh, it's necessary to reach out to the ukranian nationalists with whom intelligence had already had military contact to cause an insurgency in poland, which would have as its result, the extermination of poles and jews from the testimony of an arrested member of the organisation of ukrainian nationalists in the summer of 1943, i was indeed given a rifle in the village of sketches of odd noir districts and joined the ukranian nationalist organization which committed mass, murder of poles, shot you now stand no. it would be to let me reproduce skim. surgically jets got up, shook up to him. yeah. will you, todd? i laughed. i'm yell or start for while you push it or not. you just cut glue. here goes wrong. little shushing lou quote back up to renew. will you not recover your dubious tunic through the process of our peak? who's in now? bob cheesy is sharleen. bl

he was in nuremberg, germany, after world war ii as the u.s. chief prosecutor for nazi war crimes. this new and exciting legal pursuit attracted bessie, who in may 1946, went to nuremberg to help organize what became the american military tribunal. for her six-month tour of duty, the army's commanding officer acknowledged bessie's role in drafting the rules that govern the war crimes trials of some 200 second tier nazis, the judges, the doctors, and the industrialists. in december 1946, bessie returned to the labor department, epitomizing the new postwar ideal of a glamorous career girl succeeding in a man's world of law. she was featured in the january 48 issue of glamour then known as the magazine quote for the girl with a job. times have changed. but glamour did not interfere with grit. by the time she retired in 1972, bessie had directed the preparation and review of approximately 750 supreme court and other appellate briefs and petitions. most impressively margolin briefed and personally argued 174 cases in the supreme court and other courts combined, winning an astounding 8 o

he was in nuremberg, germany, after world war ii as the u.s. chief prosecutor for nazi war crimes. this new and exciting legal pursuit attracted bessie, who in may 1946, went to nuremberg to help organize what became the american military tribunal. for her six-month tour of duty, the army's commanding officer acknowledged bessie's role in drafting the rules that govern the war crimes trials of some 200 second tier nazis, the judges, the doctors, and the industrialists. in december 1946, bessie returned to the labor department, epitomizing the new postwar ideal of a glamorous career girl succeeding in a man's world of law. she was featured in the january 48 issue of glamour then known as the magazine quote for the girl with a job. times have changed. but glamour did not interfere with grit. by the time she retired in 1972, bessie had directed the preparation and review of approximately 750 supreme court and other appellate briefs and petitions. most impressively margolin briefed and personally argued 174 cases in the supreme court and other courts combined, winning an astounding 8 o

, 1946, in belarus, with particular excitement, they were waiting for the speech at the trial in nuremberg of the chief prosecutor from the soviet union, lieutenant general of justice roman. rudenko, on that very day, at the morning meeting of the international military tribunal, his accusatory speech was made, and the destruction of cities and villages, the plunder of public and private property in the ussr its points were listened to everywhere by the inhabitants of the republic, the facts, the figures that sounded from the tribune of the process, shocked, long thought of crimes against peace and humanity. the nazis destroyed and burned in the occupied territory 1710 cities, more than 70,000 villages and villages, destroyed more than 6 million. buildings made more than 25 million people homeless. the invaders destroyed 31,850 industrial enterprises, the equipment was taken to germany , a large number of cattle alone , more than 17 million, were stolen in germany. heads of 7 million horses were looted and 98,000 were destroyed ; figures of damage were sounded at the nyurba trial not only

intended pretty but when bessie margolin presenter fourth cart, and on the bench, and he was in nuremberg, germany after worldd war ii as the u.s. she popped up in front prosecutor for the war crime said this new and exciting eagle pursuit attracted bessie margolin, who in may of 1946, nuremberg to help logan norris and organizers became the american military tribunal and for her six-month tour duty, the army commanding officer acknowledge bessie margolin primary role in drafting the rules that govern the war crimes trial for some 200 and the judges, the doctors, and the industrials. and in december 1946, 5 returned to the labor department, minimizing post work ideal of glamorous karen girl succeeding in law and she was featured in the january 1948, issue of glamour and then is that magazine for the growth of job. and times have changed that come up with the limited not with right about the time that she would retarded 1972, bessie margolin have directed the preparation review of approximately, 750, supreme court and other appellate briefs and petitions, and most impressively, the persona

now, after world war ii, after hitler's death and the demise of the nazis, there were the nuremberg nurembergtoday, so many years after, there are a small number of cases continuing against former nazis who are now more than 100 years old. does justice mean very much to somebody like you after...? no. absolutely not. and many of the criminals got away to argentina and brazil and places like that. no. the reason i'm saying no is, look around the world now. are those people who are perpetrating all kinds of things in africa, are they afraid ofjustice? no. you are making your effort notjust with the book, but also, incredibly, you've become something of a sensation on social media, particularly tiktok. .. oh, that's my fabulous grandson. and you have more than 200,000 people who follow you. 50 million have seen it. they don't follow it, but they looked at it. i mean, if the world is to change, then surely the most important thing is to reach young people... absolutely. ..with education, with messages about what we can and should learn from the past. do you think your story and the way you tell i

comment directly about the crime of aggression, this tribunal may be the first in history because both nuremberg tokyo and in yugoslavia and poland there were war crimes and the crime of genocide and crimes against humanity, and so what to bring for the crime of aggression here, i hope we will be the first and set a new vector in the development of international law and international relations, the punishment for putin may be the only yes this is life imprisonment eh, the death penalty is prohibited by universal and international human rights documents, therefore eh, this type of punishment will not be how to bring putin to responsibility eh. from today there is no clear answer to this question, as there was in 44 in 1944 it seemed that hitler would not shorten his life like that. in this way, he was punished for starting the second world war. we must understand that the execution of the sentence against putin is possible only after the victory of the armed forces of ukraine, or after the change of power in the russian federation itself. er, international law knows examples of south sudan, so th

leadership can be tried for crimes and whether after the war the process will be similar to the nurembergna korenkova will tell 34,000 crimes by russians recorded in ukraine, the prosecutor general's office reports the investigator sees in them signs of war crimes , crimes against humanity, genocide and the crime of aggression. ukraine demands to punish the guilty in order to investigate the first three types of crimes. there is an international criminal court in the hague. its investigators are already working in ukraine . such investigations and eventually international judicial institutions, in particular the international criminal court, will focus on higher -ranking individuals, theoretically can judge the current head of state in 2008, for example, the court issued a warrant for the arrest of the then president of sudan, omar al-bashir, on charges of war crimes and genocide. the icc cannot judge in absentia, and the court of al-bashur sits on conciliation until this crime of aggression is caught, and the very fact of russia's attack will not be able to punish russian high-ranking of

he made a reference to nuremberg in the sense of this— reference to nuremberg in the sense of this was this was a very serious situation, and he has said in the past _ situation, and he has said in the past that— situation, and he has said in the past that there is reasonable grounds _ past that there is reasonable grounds to believe that crimes have been committed. that was the practical— been committed. that was the practical arm of the theme of the nreetind — practical arm of the theme of the meeting. but nobody expected there to be any— meeting. but nobody expected there to be any sort of resolution or outcome, _ to be any sort of resolution or outcome, because russia is a permanent member of the security councit— permanent member of the security council and could veto it. i think the idea — council and could veto it. i think the idea was to draw attention to what _ the idea was to draw attention to what was — the idea was to draw attention to what was going on in ukraine, and especially— what was going on in ukraine, and especially for the us and uk and other— especially for the u

already after war and residents of the village of domachevo, spoke at the nuremberg trials, as witnessesf the atrocity on the anniversary of the tragedy restored the monument on the mass grave, in which children are buried, a rally was held, requiem fresh flowers were brought by schoolchildren, representatives of depression departments and other people who are not indifferent to historical memory. sad emotions, because this day of sorrow is the sadness of those people who died today's date is very significant for everyone. i believe that it should be remembered and honored, because when we know our history, we have and the future of the region 854 burnt villages 67 places of forced detention of our citizens, these are concentration camps. this is prisons. all this is. if we remember this , our children will remember this, which is why there are so many people here today, and we will probably have both present and future people, which is why it is deeply correct, our president probably raised this topic so highly. and this memory should always live with us. also, on the way to the mass gr

he was in nuremberg, germany. after world war ii, as the us chief prosecutor for nazi war crimes. this new and exciting legal pursuit attracted bessie margolin who in may 1946 went to nuremberg to help organize what became the american military tribunal. for her 6-month tour of duty the army's commanding officer acknowledged her primary role in drafting the rules that governed the war crimes trials of some 200, second-tier nazis, the judges, the doctors and the industrialists. in december 1946 bessie margolin returned to the labor department, postwar ideal of a glamorous career girl succeeding in a man's world of law, she was featured in january 1948 issue of glamour, then known the magazine, quote, for the girl with the job. times of changed. but glamour did not interfere with grit. by the time she retired in 1972 she had directed the preparation and review of approximately 750 supreme court and other appellate briefs, most impressively, personally argued 174 cases in the supreme court and other courts combined, winning an astounding 8 of every 10 cases she argued. bessie margoli

we are ready. >> so you are hearing the echoes of nuremberg to, it sounds like? >> we are hearing the echoes of gross human rights violations, torture, the same kinds of things that we heard previously. >> linda thomas-greenfield, u. s. ambassador to the united nations. what a time to be convening the body. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> much more ahead this hour, including possible reasons by three lawyers who all represented donald trump walked out of the federal courthouse in washington d. c. earlier today. stay with us. 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. because quality sleep is vital, the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing, so you both stay cool. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. save 30% on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. only for a limited time. striving to reach the ultimate goal of zero poverty takes more than everyone's hopes and dreams. at citi, it takes a financial commitment to companies who empower people to lift themselves up. it takes funding and building on o

working as a journalist at the nuremberg trials.t only testifies, he warns of danger. revanchism from outside and escaped punishment. nazis, what do we see in reality ? bandera, millers and kubievich, have made a nest for themselves in the american zone of occupation. they even have their own committees from here. they send their agents to the territory of the ukrainian ssr. here the banderas receive their reports; here, through various channels, money comes to them from their like-minded people in the western hemisphere. ambu on churches are gradually turning into tribunes of militant nationalism. and hatred of the russian people became the eleventh commandment. so atheist galan is already in his other watering with a cross or a knife, and the influence of unianism on spiritual life follows. golytsye roman supported the priest talking about the church clerk, who was one of these ideologues. uh, this termination of the union of the return of greek catholics to the russian orthodox church and who, by the way, was killed by banderas e

he made a reference to nuremberg, and a sense this is a very serious situation.n the past he believes there is reasonae grounds to believe crimes have been committed. that was the practical arm of -- theme of the meeting but no one expected there to be any sort of resolution or outcome because russia is a permanent member of the security council and could veto it. the idea was to draw attention to what was going on in ukraine, especially for the u.s. and u.k. and other western lies suppress everyone to speakp -- to press everyone, to speak up more forcefully against russia's actions and those who had been more reticent about being is critical as some of the other states. >> the ukrainian representative bringing into focus the knock on impact the ukraine war is having on energy and food prices globally. >> yes, that was a theme from others as well. the concern, of course, amongst u.n. member states and those of the rity council is about the war, is about the atrocities. it is seen as a violation of the charter quite broadly. there is concern civilians are being ha

we are ready. >> so you are hearing the echoes of nuremberg to, it sounds like?earing the echoes of gross human rights violations, torture, the same kinds of things that we heard previously. >> linda thomas-greenfield, u.s. ambassador to the united nations. what a time to be convening the body. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> much more ahead this hour, including possible reasons by three lawyers who all represented donald trump walked out of the federal courthouse in washington d.c. earlier today. stay with us. with us time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to delay disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white b

the nuremberg trials from the testimony of their member and stores during the retreat of german troops from ukraine, canada as himself, gave the order to continue the struggle and terror. specifically in order to manage the nationalist movement. officials, officers and agents remained there. ah, they were orders to create food and weapons stashes by direct order of him le rama . and she'll have, it was appointed commander in chief of the u. p. a. ah, i want to with this with you, i guess with you i'm with you cuz to political chris got to boot from beach though the still easy to the station but in the board with only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking to that is that nations, because that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slaves. americans, brock, obama, and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. and international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. i turning those russians into this danger is boy a man that wants to take over the wo

and now i don’t know without without some radical changes without nuremberg two irresponsibility of russiahout reparations without uh well, let them bear full responsibility for all this and all this was paid for in ukraine, without this i see no chance for further peaceful existence between our countries. well, obviously , what is needed for this to be clear, ukrainian society is in russian, i mean in russian society it seems to me that she doesn't give herself an account of the fact that you have to think like that. yes, you know me , too. of course, i won't. i don't watch russian television, but from time to time something comes across on the internet, i see that uh, well it is not possible to separate the population of russia now from the russian people. unfortunately, i would like to think that there are many people there, 50 percent or more, who think differently, but unfortunately, i do not find evidence for this, that's what i see. well, maybe i i don't know everything, i don't see everything, but what i see shows that this is an absolutely completely zombified society, it's not ev

working as a journalist at the nuremberg trials.only testifies, he warns of the dangers of revanchism from outside and escaped punishment. nazis, what do we see in reality ? bandera, millers and kubievich, have made a nest for themselves in the american zone of occupation. they even have their committees from here. they send their agents to the territory of the ussr here, bandera takes their reports here through various channels, they receive money from their like-minded people in the western hemisphere. ambu on churches are gradually turning into tribunes of militant nationalism. and hatred of the russian people became the eleventh commandment. so the atheist galan is already in his other polyfliplet with a cross or a knife, and the influence of unianism on the spiritual life of galicia follows. the novel supported about the presbyter, she said the church clerk, who was one of these ideologues. uh, this dissolution of the union of the return of greek catholics to the russian orthodox church and who, by the way, was killed by bender

it's a conditional note that he said when that same place with me, the nuremberg trials from the testimony of their member and stores. during the retreat of german troops from ukraine canal raised himself gave the order to continue the struggle and tara, specifically, in order to manage the nationalist movement. officials, officers and agents remain there. they were orders to create food and weapons stashes by direct order of him la rama. show cabbage was appointed commander in chief of the u. p. a. ah ah ah l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust, or rather than fear with take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with o rama, and she'll have it completed sabotaged training in to get done and served in 3rd reich units as an s s captain for secondary command

the nuremberg trials from the testimony of their member and stores during the retreat of german troops from ukraine, canada as himself, gave the order to continue the struggle and terror. specifically in order to manage the nationalist movement. officials, officers and agents remained there. ah, they were orders to create food and weapons stashes by direct order of him la, rama and she'll have, it was appointed commander in chief of the u. p. a. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time to sit down and talk about them with a with, with you with you. i'm with full credit is going to get to boot from beach. going to go to still easy for this patient with ah ah, with will never be a victory for russia. we solutions you with them, but you look at a meal. crane war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. naz on are made, it comes to not should get

it's a conditional, not that he said when that same price with me the nuremberg trials from the testimony of up van, ember and stuart's during the retreat of german troops from ukraine, canada as himself gave the order to continue the struggle and terror. specifically in order to manage the nationalist movement, officials, officers and agents remained there. ah, they were orders to create food and weapons stashes by direct order of him le rama shall. cabbage was appointed commander in chief of the u. p. a. ah, ah, i will never be a victory for russia. wait solutions. who are you still waiting, materially done by? she looked at a meal. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as oman americans to last you get done in carbon dioxide. merc of forces urine, you're not in your engage in conflict with russian forces. american forces are heard and a friend, nato allies with happens that nato escalates even more indiscretion. military operations become a war door when you put those have of wilson denise or another 1000 is my store. i see it i you with so i y

particular, in energy, for example, and it was not for nothing that we showed you the story about the nuremberg trials, because the tribunal for putin, uh, this is a completely conceivable prospect oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, contact us, oleksandr, i wish you a good evening and a safe evening i wish thank you very much, well it is important to understand that it is possible and i am too optimistic when i talk about the soon tribunal for putin, but what we have to do now is to record and document those crimes against e rights violation of human rights committed by the russians on our territory and outside our country, because a large number of ukrainians were practically deported to the russian federation , including it is the violations of human rights that are recorded most by the russians, please. well, i can say that there are several systems that register these crimes. first, it is at the state level. in the program, we know that there is an office of the general the prosecutor who invites her to turn in information about the c

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damage and moral recognition of the fact that this leadership has go through the same process as nurembergl those who were dedicated to this should be punished and then it will be considered a fair punishment of the population, well, the key will probably be if our fellow citizens see with their own eyes the video footage that could it would be comparable to the end of the career of the same mussolini. thank you very much, mr. volodymyr - the general director of the kyiv international institute of sociology was with us, mr. volodymyr. thank you very much, we wish you a good evening. and the last thing is the figures from the commission. this is about 80% of ukrainians who consider the successes of the ukrainian army to be common as a result of ukraine's actions with western partners, half of them still believe that the contribution of ukrainians to the main achievements of the commission presented the eighth package of sanctions against the russian federation presented the proposal of the president of the european commission, ursula von derlein, at a briefing in brussels. therefore, we do

that the entire russian people should go through the purification of repentance, in fact, that the nurembergace and that russians should recognize this racism and repent in whether or not the same similar story can be spread to, for example, russian actors who do not live in russia and support ukraine, i am too categorical . the business of each actor, artist, is simply our personal position, it er-er throws um such doubts about how we fight and what we want, that's why i think that now we need categoricalness in any cooperation, we are again raising the issue of good russians, that is, let 's it is better to decide after our victory who has what position for me and after the victory everything will be clear i uh with this country with this one with these people i do not want any cooperation at all no relations this is my position i understand that there are many nuances in people relatives and everyone has their own story of compromise. i believe that we must now very categorically defend only our own. we cannot find any cooperation on any measures that are compatible for me. it is not poss

do you remember how the logic of nuremberg or tokyo was?e made an excuse and said that here we were given orders on how we should do in this situation, and then the tribunal said no, everyone is responsible for it what he is doing even now and we must once again give a clear signal to all russians and russian planes if you do this you are all criminals and absolutely all of you will be punished, i.e. no one will be left for punishment somewhere in retirement and no one will somehow get out of a wheelchair will hide somewhere in novaya, it will not be like that, but the second signal that we have to give now and we are already giving it through all the social networks where we can to the russians, drive this mobilization away from you, hide, leave the country, you understand very well that this country is run by people who are ready to sacrifice you in any way you do not have any weight for them, just as for putin and the serfs do not have any weight, so the boyars do not have any weight here, at some point the boyars must unite with the ser

some way to stop such things by law after he failed to get genocide recognized as a crime at the nurembergs he appealed to the newly created united nations, the convention applies to states, but now genocide is recognized as a crime in many statutes around the world, which threatens people who violate the international rules of warfare and which courts consider these cases, in particular in relation to our case, uh, frozentle in overcapes your cases on can now be tried by your own courts and i believe that you also have or give the power to try people in absentia also the international criminal court the jurisdiction of such a court is a little difficult, but it does not matter because the territory of ukraine falls under it, in addition, there is the international court of the united nations and its jurisdiction was activated by russia, which in a special way initiated the case against ukraine under the convention on the prevention of the crime of genocide, and ukraine responded to this and actually achieved a fairly successful result in judicial opinions this can also be considered an on

itself you understand, it would not surprise only psychiatrists who would work as experts at the nurembergt i think are in shock, first of all, this means that they need to announce the restoration of the territorial functions of the so-called kherson region, their so-called understanding of an independent territory is as in the case of zaporozhye, luhansk region and donetsk region, these are applications for the fact that they claim one in this territory within the administrative boundaries. so now it means who will be considered their consolidated logic occupied by the purchased part, not er, independent, what do they call the region, not sergia? well, we are aware that it is difficult. and in general, i am not sure that it will be possible to return to any negotiations or start any negotiations. this was announced by the ukrainian president once if you hold a referendum, we i don't want to talk about anything else with you, piskov, the kremlin spokesman notes that russia is still calling for such negotiations, he says, but the circumstances have changed somewhat, it is clear that in the

then looking. appleton is a conditional and that he said when that same place with me the nuremberg trials from the testimony of their member and stores during the retreat of german troops from ukraine, canada as himself, gave the order to continue the struggle and terror. specifically, in order to manage the nationalist movement, officials, officers and agents remained there. ah, they were orders to create food and weapons stashes by direct order of him le rama shall. cabbage was appointed commander in chief of the u. p. a. ah, for a while talking about a week with a ford edge that also choice issue somebody over there, both of those with you uh, pulled up with it and i do so as you know that way, if you don't mind with nobody see that there was the word jesus, you did? yes it was. he just opened the window door. new, young, mute in the middle. mm hm. i mean, just word, leslie, door. nashville, north porter. a had that olga. oh, you don't cheat is must. so must all must, it always has thrown mazano hard. go on that machine or not please, can someone stop on a thumb candle critical? i just

now, after world war ii, after hitler's death and the demise of the nazis, there were the nuremberg trialsr, there are a small number of cases continuing against former nazis who are now more than 100 years old. does justice mean very much to somebody like you after...? no. absolutely not. and many of the criminals got away to argentina and brazil and places like that. no. the reason i'm saying no is, look around the world now. are those people who are perpetrating all kinds of things in africa, are they afraid ofjustice? no. you are making your effort notjust with the book, but also, incredibly, you've become something of a sensation on social media, particularly tiktok. .. oh, well, that's my fabulous grandson. i know. and you have more than 200,000 people who follow you. 50 million have seen it. they don't follow it, but they looked at it. i mean, if the world is to change, then surely the most important thing is to reach young people... absolutely. ..with education, with messages about what we can and should learn from the past. do you think your story and the way you tell it, can and

do you remember the logic of nuremberg or tokyo?aid no, everyone is responsible for what he does, and now we must once again give a clear signal to all russians and russian planes, if you do this, you are all criminals and absolutely all of you will be punished, that is, no one will be left for punishment somewhere on pensions and no one is in a wheelchair or hiding somewhere in novaya, it won’t be like that, but the second signal we have to give is now and we are already giving it through all the social networks where we can to the russians, drive this mobilization away from you, hide, leave the country, you understand very well that this country people are in charge who are ready to sacrifice you in any way you want, you have no weight for them, just as putin and the serfs have no weight, so the boyars have no weight here, at some point the boyars must unite with the serfs and actually think about how much more they will be in this empire to sacrifice how they will act, of course it is their business in the history of russia, a lo

working as a journalist at the nuremberg trials.ly testifies, he warns of danger. revanchism from outside and escaped punishment. nazis, what do we see in reality ? bandera, millers and kubievich, have made a nest for themselves in the american zone of occupation. they even have their own committees from here. they send their agents to the territory of the ukrainian ssr. here the banderas receive their reports; here, through various channels, money comes to them from their like-minded people in the western hemisphere. ambu on churches are gradually turning into tribunes of militant nationalism. and hatred of the russian people became the eleventh commandment. so atheist galan is already in another flight with a cross or a knife, and the influence of unianism on the spiritual life of galicia follows. roman supported the clergyman, who was one of these ideologists. uh, this dissolution of the union of the return of the sin of catholics to the russian orthodox church and who, by the way, was killed by bendery even before the golan. hon

it's a conditional, not that he said when that same place with me the nuremberg trials from the testimony of their member and stores during the retreat of german troops from ukraine, canada as himself, gave the order to continue the struggle and terror. specifically, in order to manage the nationalist movement officials, officers and agents remained there. ah, they were orders to create food and weapons stashes by direct order of him le ramayo. heritage was appointed commander in chief of the u. p. a. ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in the future. almost of course, when you actually speak, i'm believe senior most in mine or will shit. we're banding all imports of russian oil and gas news. i know they plenty ovals with the look are, can you know, we're going to go to joe by imposing these sanctions on russia. hill has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah, i will never be a victory for russia. wait solutions,