in the nuremberg trial that is led by it's a subsequent nuremberg trials.rse you have the main number of trial where 24 of nazi germany's most high profile politicians and military leaders were indicted and convicted. but there's but under the american purview you have 12 subsequent trials and deflect trial is one of them freely flick is indicted and convicted on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. and the trial is led by the prosecutor general whose name is telford taylor and he writes or sorry. he says in his opening statement. the defendants will tell you that they were not anti-semitic and even protected individual -- against the nazis. it was not beneath them to appear in public with and pay a king's ransom to himler the assessed leader angry himmler who all but rendered the -- of extinct in europe. they fattened on the misfortunes of well features. etc, etc, and pretty flick in his defense says well. i'm actually a exactly what what telfer taylor says in his. in his opening statement pretty flint uses the defense. well, actually i was a

so it is, it is a nuremberg moment. well, d, a parisian nuclear power plant is turning into a contested area. again, how far do you think russia will go to hold on to it? well, they'll go very far. russia can't afford to keep retreating. and they can't afford to give up trophies if you like. like zappa asia, especially at a they've declared put these can't, these provinces as inalienable parts of russia, because then they look not only incompetent, but they look ridiculous. and therefore they're going to fight to hold on to this. and that elevates the risk of somebody's striking the nuclear power plant and creating a magnet, a magnified disaster throughout all of ukraine and beyond. how would you assess the current military situation in ukraine? i think for the moment there is a kind of slow down in the fighting. the russians have gone on the defensive and they've adapted new tactics like building multiple defensive lines to prevent ukrainian breakthroughs. but it, it's very clear to me that russia is no longer capable

2 what is nuremberg 2 well, there were crimes against humanity against war crimes and so on, insteadthe third reich and the third reich as a state and, accordingly, the totality of all and citizens were tried for a crime against the peace or a crime of aggressive war and this is the key or what crime against the peace against an aggressive war, then the whole state sits on the dock and then without exception whether you conditionally agreed or did not agree , in fact, then you have a collective responsibility as a citizen . so further to the positionalists, well, from a human point of view, yes, it is unfair. they protest and so on, but unfortunately, unfortunately, there is. so there is simply a war and a war between states is happening, that is, it is not that you are a neighbor i came to my place and i am dealing with a neighbor who is here. i don't know me. in fact, there are always those conversations about m-m about these international tribunals. i know that there are many, many people. they somehow calm and comfort me. it is gnawing from the inside, probably because i don’t re

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international crime according to the quote from the decision from the international tribunal in nurembergosest analogue that we can talk about is the normer tribunal over nazi criminals, which took place after the victory in the second world war and it is obvious that one of the options that can be considered is an important victory over russia when the highest leadership appears before an international tribunal, but the nuremberg trial that took place in 1945-46 was of the victorious countries over the capitulating countries, it was the first example in the history of mankind when such a process took place in civilized, legally established form, experts say the second general knowledge, when a separate tribunal was created due to the fact of aggression, there was a conflict in his former slavia, so it was a rather difficult situation, and i will remind you that this court worked for 29 years and during this time, a little more than 90 people were brought to justice there, that is, so that we understand the scale and resourcefulness of such a process, i will remind you that milosevic, who

the nuremberg opera mister singers even became a nazi manifesto. so in those years, a ton of the festival was not set at all by german humanists, a clear confirmation of this in the diaries of the minister of propaganda of the third reich joseph goebbels. this is an entry dated may 8, 1926 , relating to the chamberlain festival in the puddle. he holds my hand and does not want to let go of the father of our spirit. hello pioneer pioneer. who is chamberlain, what did he do in germany and why sir admired goebel with him , houston stewart chinderland english aristocrat turns out to be he, and not hitler at all, wrote the most significant works on the superiority of the aryan race and the correct extermination of others in the archive of the russian ministry of foreign affairs this brochure is stored here . foundation work xix century and by the way, it is written in german that it is the basis of minecraft hitler england with its traditions. uh, folklore culture, hitler was very interested in this personally. well, in general, there were a lot of e pe

and they come up with this plan with the nuremberg trials. oversees the occupation and dividing of an occupied germany between the united states and the united kingdom. also oversees. but so was d concentration of germany. at the time the largest chemicals cynical company in the world. split up in what is today to large companies in the world. large pharmaceuticals and chemicalsf respectively. the cold war emerges and initially harry truman and then i can eisenhower made the decision that the united states government needs a viable and economically viable democratic west germany against the encroachment of the union and allstate ambitions they have for the reform of german society and that quickly went out the window. in the becomes a buildup of west germany society as a democratic in capitalism. some people are asking if you focus on heavy industry in the book. you clearly could have talked about someone raises the question of the entertainments, business. and i imagine they were kind of a similar story on in all different aspects and all di

as they are defined in the charter of the nuremberg international military tribunal, as well as the genocide national and ethnic groups of the population of the soviet union , work in this direction continues for the territories of ukraine liberated from the nazis continue to work systematically investigators. these are risking their lives, many many militias volunteers military continue to liberate new territories. and this means that nazism simply cannot win, it’s not the nuances that win, but some kind of global wire wins , the truth wins, and this truth has never been and will never be on the side of nationalism. we have always been considered shields and we will actually consider it so ukraine is a brother there, brotherly people, and we have a lot of people there lives. who has relatives in ukraine, parents. and they have the opposite and they now do something. just cut off this tube, through which a bad drug passes, an intoxicating drug, and everything will become over our own, we really will not tolerate neo-nazism on the territory of ukraine, we are fighting, the nazis are from it.

without reason after the second world war war, it was the ussr that insisted on holding a trial in nurembergosevelt was against holding processors. churchill also opposed roosevelt's side adhered to such an idea of ​​​​execution of punishments identify and immediately shoot in addition to this military tribunals, which tried the nazis and collaborators took place throughout the soviet union their accomplices during the great patriotic war, these crimes were committed against the inhabitants of the crimea, volgograd leningrad novgorod moscow oryol, pskov, rostov , smolensk regions and krasnodar and stavropol territories, as part of the work carried out by the departments, the recording of eyewitness accounts continues, in particular, almost 4,000 former juvenile prisoners of concentration camps have been interrogated, the first courts in nine constituent entities of the russian federation have already passed the materials of the criminal case submitted in support of the claims of prosecutors in the bryansk leningrad and orel regions of the krasnodar territory and the republic of crimea follow

for nothing that after the second world war it was the ussr that insisted on holding a trial in nurembergsevelt was against holding trials. churchill also spoke on the side of roosevelt, adhered to such an idea of ​​​​executing punishments to establish the identity and immediately shoot, in addition to this, the military tribunals at which the nazis and collaborators were tried were held throughout the soviet union and cases about them crimes against the civilian population are being investigated and now 22 criminal cases are connected in one proceeding on the facts of the mass destruction of the civilian population by the nazi invaders and their accomplices during the great patriotic war, these crimes were committed against residents of crimea, volgograd, leningrad, novgorod, moscow, oryol , pskov, rostov, smolensk regions and krasnodar and the stavropol territory, as part of the work carried out by the departments, the recording of eyewitness accounts continues. in particular, interrogated almost 4,000 former juvenile prisoners of concentration camps have already passed the first courts

well, in fact , they have all the procedural rights and in the nuremberg tribunal, by the way, therein the political will in order to quickly consider these cases, that is, we already have examples when literally there in a few weeks and we already have a verdict, that is, if you really want to, you can consider all the petitions, reject all of them and make a decision on appeal. indeed, they have the right both within the borders of ukraine and in the military tribunal, but if we talk about the international military tribunal, there is already an appeal - this is the final instance that has already finally passed the verdict. well, we just don't have to wait for that . we have absolutely all the tools. thank god we are guided by our state and management. it has all been preserved. it is necessary to send the cases to the court with planning conclusions to consider them quickly. nothing prevents us from doing so. yaroslav grishin was with us. thank you for joining us this night for the only news. thank you, let's move on. ukraine will participate. it is these top 20 in online format

the nuremberg trial ass, irvin. bon law house and head of a verse sabotage. section 2, testified on september, the 12th 1939, a by a chief admiral cameras with instructed by 3rd ry foreign minister. a yell at him 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 resolve 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 noise districts and joined the ukrainian nationalist organisation which committed mass, murder, po, charter, no stand, no. it would be de la mute was reproduced kim, surgically jets got up, shook up to him. yeah. will you, todd well up to him yell or stop for while if pushed it or not. you just cut glue. here goes wrong. sure. she knew co park up to renew. will you not recover your direction, exude or press of our deep who's in our bob gigi is sharleen blanche to we're more robot wr

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nuremberg 2 for putin and his followers. help to bring war criminals from the bunker to the dock ? the immunity of the highest officials, who are usually in heads of state and what practical punishment can await russia for crimes in ukraine this week on the world political arena two important events took place at once parliamentary the nato assembly recognized russia as a terrorist country and the european parliament as a sponsor of terrorism . what does this mean for the russian federation and how close is the tribunal to vladimir putin? i, artem kulya , will tell you about all this further, and you should subscribe to our channel to be informed on november 23, president of the european parliament roberta metzola announces a vote to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism 494 deputies in favor of 58 against 44 the vote was closed, the resolution was adopted congratulations , later my published information that allegedly on on the doors of the offices of some deputies who did not support the resolution, these poster

in those same crimes against humanity convicted at the nuremberg tribunals, the scale of evil was sos that then in the 1940s of the xx century only a part of the evidence was brought to trial. everything was impossible to see. today we are filling these gaps , restoring justice in recent years in those of our regions, where during the great patriotic war the nazis were atrocious trials, they undeniably proved that the war against the ussr was waged not only for the purpose of hmm capturing the territory of resources. it was the deliberate genocide of the soviet people of all their national ethnic and racial groups. yes, this is actually in the nazi documents themselves. everything is considered in the archives lies quite recently the fact of the genocide, the blockade of leningrad was recognized and it was high time to do this. at the bottom of the blockade the nazis purposefully sought to destroy the leningraders, everyone from children to the elderly. this is also confirmed, as i said, by their own documents. we have two important historical dates ahead for leningrad, for st. peter

i would legally . and so on well, mostly it is the russians, they say that the nuremberg trial was and we recognize and the whole world recognizes the crimes of this hitler and that is then ok , then we understand that we have no right to somehow criticize any actions of nuremberg and there was no holodomor trial and they say in dukha who said that it was a genocide there is no legal definition perhaps such a creation or do you think you know why it is important irku because the nazis suffered a military defeat almost immediately after that they could be brought to justice to organize an international tribunal. unfortunately, stalin died unconvicted. unfortunately, he never experienced a military defeat. accordingly, the organizers of the holodomor have not organized a trial for them. it is absolutely correct. the trial that took place in ukraine in 2010 will end, unfortunately. it just happened during the change of power, when yanukovych came to power, so he did not speak, uh, this uh, the trial ended with the fact that the case was closed due to the fact that the murderers of the exe

victory over russia when the highest leadership appears before the international tribunal, but the nuremberg trials in the sixth year of the court of the victorious countries over the capitulator countries was the first example in the history of mankind, when such a process took place in a civilized, legally established form, experts say that the second well -known example of when a separate tribunal was created based on the fact of aggression was the conflict in his former slavia also had a rather difficult situation and i will remind you that this court has been working for 29 years and during that time a little more than 90 people have been brought to justice, that is, so that we understand the scope and resources of such a process, i will remind you that milosevic, who felt so unpunished, he died in a sitting or by the verdict of the same tribunal for the former republic of yugoslavia and died in prison in the gas. does this mean that a separate tribunal created for aggression against ukraine will also only be long that putin will not live to the verdict, the fact of aggression is, in pr

leningrad region without a statute of limitations, it is timed to coincide with the anniversary of the nuremberg night before the documentary film festival began along the roads of memory and glory, its program included a series of documentary projects about the history of the nazi occupation of different regions of the soviet union, as well as a video presentation of the feature film nuremberg , and the guests also watched the performance memory is stronger than time staged by the corpse of the yeysk city center of folk culture. today alexander okopov accepts congratulations to the famous cinema and tv producer turns 65 his professional activity is inextricably linked with our channel, if usually managers stay behind the face of the trench is familiar to everyone now he is leading the legendary show one hundred to one anastasia litvinova is a great media person on her creative path. good afternoon. hello to one alexander akopov guru of the modern tv industry producer of top series media manager is again one of the most discussed figures of the new tv season and for the first time in the role of

that churchill was categorically against the issuance of the kesa at the international tribunal at nuremberg , the prime minister spoke to one of his closest advisers. the eu has fallen to us from heaven. even though obligations to the allies were forced to go there, london to do otherwise, however, the behavior of the nazis is tightly controlled even during the process itself, at which he refused to testify, in fact, kes' life itself, as we see, was under the control of the british and was interrupted, when he could speak. in london, to this day they cannot part with the idea that england should rule the world and since the middle ages they have not disdained any methods to achieve their goals - sabotage, murder, blackmail, all that is called wet diplomacy. one for hope is empty on the waves of reflection, flying south, the lake flock does not sit down, no byzantium could not have done otherwise. you are different in all of them always. and with you and i we will clean it inside, hug the bench, and with you and with you. very well. i'm in the hospital. do you remember what's wrong with you

occupation of different regions of the soviet union as well as video presentation of the feature film nurembergguests we watched the performance memory is stronger than time staged by the corpse of the yeysk city center of folk culture. the authorities of kosovo postponed the introduction of fines for serbian license plates for 2 days, which the locals have not changed, as the head of the unrecognized republic said today . this is at the request of the united states negotiations organized by the europeans the day before. in brussels , serbian president aleksandar vucchich failed as a result. he repeated that belgrade would not leave its citizens in trouble and urged to prepare for difficult times. i recall the conflict escalated at the end of july. pristina. she demanded that the serbs change the numbers and certificates issued by belgrade to those issued by the authorities of the unrecognized republic but for the serbs. this actually means recognizing kosoy's independence from belgrade. and the ban was postponed for the protests, but on november 1 it still entered into force a fine of 150 euro

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state department and and board department, too and they come up with this plan which envisions the nuremberg trials. overseas the occupation and the and the dividing of an occupied germany between the united states and the united kingdom. and also to oversees the as they called it, which is part of the four d's. the notification was one of them but so was de cardinalization and deconstration of german industry which in the end does not really it doesn't really happen to learn that. you know, it's only he gave farm and it's a very prominent example of at the time the largest. a chemicals and pharmaceuticals come conglomerate in the world is split up in what is today basf and buyers still to a large companies in the world and in pharmaceuticals and chemicals respectively. but for the most part, of course the cold war emerges and and you know initially harry truman and then like i was an hour, but particularly truman makes the policy decision that we that that united states government needs a viable democratic or economically viable and democratic west germany as a board against an encroaching

, the city of the nuremberg rallies high school diploma in romantic nerd. again, university and dr. it's under pantano, a ph. d. freelance writer of broad editor in frankfort, a member of the group, 47. what could have motivated the author to write? this could only be the desire to write 10 or 20 pages of prose. but that is not sufficient motivation for literature. that's why i'm opposed to this text that didn't even take copious even busy you, both of them to the conclusion tie group 47 i was just and most of their influence is due to people who didn't quit until they turned us into almost mythical figures to leave science, i know middle august. no, i don't give up nice or the to the for them to the anglicans, you feel the propose it's fame to people who saw us as a literary mafia. go as a super scary cartel and underground conspiracy with this just paranoid on covers, but it benefited group 4070. so feel that women yema when you ascribe that kind of power and influence to someone from year after year, maybe august off over time, it becomes reality. us eve

so all these guys, cole says, they have some rallies, big rallies look kind of like nuremberg rallies, and they look nuremberg rallies because they the backdrops are designed by the famed architect philip johnson, who really survives his pro-nazi leanings to become one of the premier architects of the late century. and he had got the idea for these backdrops he had attended a hitler youth rally in germany. well, that's an interesting point that you make about what's going internationally in terms of the rise of, nazism and fascism in, europe and the comparison this i find fascinating. i always have because you could you could throw anything, fdr, from any direction that either he was a radical or he was a black shirted. and what how could that possibly be how could people come at him from every direction and none of it stuck? how the people are, you know, it the rorschach test of fact, you know, it's like what whether you want to see whether you are whether you want to admire what you want to hate, but talking about what's going on in europe, franklin roosevelt has also been this shif

of belarusians, and little is known about their deeds french punishers did not climb the steps of nuremberg, some were tried, but many continued a quiet life in their homeland after the war. i am here to interview people from these villages. we knock on doors and try to find witnesses of people who lived at that time. time 80 years ago in paris i discovered 1 hour footage of a member of the legion of french volunteers against bolshevism who filmed what they were doing and every night he wrote a diary in such a way that these are very good documents. these are not documents created after the war, when people rewrite reality. this is very important at the moment. this is very good, irrefutable evidence of the crimes of the french legion of volunteers on belarusian soil is already in the hands of serge odessanpy, the real nakhodka personal diary chronicle kept by a french legionnaire details daily entries footage of massacres work on the film will take at least a year. after that, it will be shown on the air of the state tv channel of france ekaterina tikhomirova bogdan petrashko ivan martynov

then requiem was written but the movie is still coming back soon there will be music for the film nurembergworld is already more than 200 films and each of them is a separate life ilya filippov alexander antonov elena together . in berlin met santa claus from veliky ustyug a children's holiday was held in front of the russian house , traditionally celebrated on the eve of the new year, this one was no exception, although the main winter storyteller had to fly with transfers due to sanctions. the culmination of the performance was the lighting of the lights on the christmas tree. right after the big news today, watch on our channel a new series of the detective series secrets of the investigation. maria shvetsova will have to solve the mysterious murder of a girl and her connection with extremist suspects unexpected plot twist new episodes today in 21:20. well, at 16:30, watch the malakhov program. today in our studio, a story that we have been preparing for a whole year and which, without exaggeration, can be said to be watched to the end in our yes , everything turned to a 27-year-old nurs

that with that and looking appleton is occasionally that he said when that same place with me the nuremberg trials from the testimony of up their member. oh. 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, la rama shall cabbage was appointed commander in chief of the u. p. a. ah ah ah ah ah. with ah rama and she'll have it completed sabotaged training and get done and served in 3rd reich units as an as, as captain a secondary command of the nasty gun battalion, he trained ukrainian nationalist cadets. he was awarded to merit crosses and a nazi metal along with montera. he had been an o u and member from the age of 19. ah, an old virus tom from the been a sama, a william on that it does offer die in on those old bundle. grants just not studies of modern day in my saw there. but just dory use journal. salus shim elise kiddos,

by nato forces in all of these countries, nato actually qualifies under articles 9 and 10 of the nuremberg stack. you are talking about the london agreement of 8 august 945. now articles 9 and 10 concern criminal organizations. criminal organizations, such as i have helped on in that your money as the, as, as et cetera. now considering the war, crimes that have been committed by nato forces in total impunity, they certainly qualify as a criminal organization and i would like to see em bathroom and then they figure a council actually hold natal. let alfred, let me, let me go down. guess in belgrade said, i mean international law, it's really quite whimsical. how the west uses. international law only mentioned it when it's to its own purposes and it, and most of the time it's very sloppy also. ok. they really aren't very good at invoking it. they always broken against someone else like war crime trials. i mean it's always a serve. it's never, never anybody out. it is weird. ok. ok. but i'll give you the last minute before we go to the break. go ahead. steven bell. great. now, i mean 70 perce

and hearts were heavy shocking documentary film, and photos. exposing naziism was shown at the nuremberg trial for the 1st time with the documentary of unspeakable crimes are now widely available. people who haven't forgotten the history can compare the events of 80 years ago. with those of to day . 1934 germany adolf. hitler was appointed chancellor and 25000 stormtroopers, moved in torchlight procession. the through berlin. fans is, is contemporary footage shot in cave. these torches willis, in honor of stepan baldera, who's famous for being one of the leaders of the o. u. n. a. 1934, the o u n's headquarters became a department of the gestapo. band air is track record includes plotting the murders of a soviet console and poland minister of home affairs. in 1941 the o u. n. organized a massacre of the jewish ghetto involved in which nearly 7000 people were killed with a 1943. after the turning point in world war 2, the o u n decided to start career activities and established the u. p. a. their flag and him remains the same bandana was the mastermind behind the movement. during the war

can be 5 and 10 years but as practice shows so yesterday was the very day of the beginning of the nuremberg the 45th year and as we know that the last episode that was considered in relation to the crimes of nazi germany, uh, literally several years ago, it is possible that the same will happen with the criminals of the russian federation, that one day we can bring some of them to justice in 50 or 60 years. finally, i want to ask you a personal question. are you coping with this load? i mean, well, you are also a human being, and documenting, summarizing everything that the russians are doing, all those horrors in the context of physical violence, moral violence, destruction, and so on how do you cope with it, friends, people who surround me, the bike and actually finding happiness in simple things, and in fact, this is what those people who directly gave birth and who spoke about how they tried not to lose themselves and how they prepared themselves to return to educated life, and directly these people who have the power to tell about what happened to them, who do not close in on themselve

против растрели and i, but times have changed, executions of fascists will not happen after the nurembergiting hatred and complicity in war crimes. since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, russia has inflicted more than 16,000 on ukraine of rocket strikes, 97% of enemy rockets hit civilian objects, the minister of defense oleksiy reznikov reported that residential buildings were the most affected by the criminal actions of the rioters of which ukrainians will be able to repair over 12,000 windows broken by blast waves or damaged roofs in villages and suburbs at the expense of the european union, 25 million euros have been allocated there for a special program that has already started, how it will work and how else the event will help ukrainian cities in reconstruction, see in the story of olena abramovych several signatures from representatives of the european commission, an international financial corporation and the kyiv authorities, and the pilot project for free repairs of buildings damaged by russian shelling is working this is a program not in euros for door and wall insulati

the nuremberg trial ass. irvin von la housing, head of advert sabotaged. section 2, testified on september the 12th 1939. a black chief admiral canada is with instructed by 3rd wry. foreign minister, a yellow him bon ribbon 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.

we will not be able to say that this conflict is over, because even the second world war and the nurembergribunal showed us yes, that only after individual performers, individual individuals were brought to justice, the german society has become ready to evaluate this armed conflict as it is evaluated by the entire world community now, and without this responsibility of individual individuals, russians will not be able to understand what they have done and what their state has done and that every russian is guilty of unleashing this aggressive war, guilty of the bombing of russian cities and the death of ukrainian civilians . i hope that we will succeed here. explain that the russian federation is shelling the civilian population, civilian objects, that is, it violates all the rules of warfare, they openly declare that this is what we are doing. only the ukrainian side recognizes that all these are the goals of a special military military operation or what they have there. why is there no reaction now, not even a punishment? why is it impossible to hold them accountable for this terror tha