in this case, the nuremberg trials.s such an inner discovery, what was there, in fact, how everything happened on location shooting was chosen, kaliningrad, the building of the old german exchange turned into a palace of justice in the city of nuremberg, so the film set the group decided it was on the coast of the baltic sea to present their picture to the first viewer of the film, it appeared on time, probably. he will make many think about what is happening today in the world times. so that no one forgets about fascism, never about the crime of these vile people. i came with my daughter, she is 13 years old. i'm very glad she looked. she went out. mom, she never likes to watch modern films. but she says i'm so impressed. mom, everything turned upside down in my head. i will do everything differently. now think to understand, and so you want to believe the standard line is based on real events. in the case of nuremberg , it conveys all the drama of history, which delivered an irreversible sentence. natalya lyublinskaya

the word of honor is symbolic and the date of the release of nuremberg in the rental of the film is ar that what a crime of nazism. there is no statute of limitations , and those who try to repeat them are also waiting for retribution in the cinema, all over the country they will begin to show for all viewers on the day of the defender of the fatherland aleksey chetyryov dmitry sidnikov ntv kaliningrad region. now let’s break for a short advertisement and immediately after we’ll talk about whether our athletes should participate in the upcoming olympics if they tell us no. do russian olympians have a plan b and what the world has learned from a grandiose sports project almost forty years ago, kirill recalls kiknadze. we guarantee 180 days without interest forever on a gazprombank credit card, everything is transparent free service 180 days of a grace period without additional conditions and a cashback of 1,000 rubles. for the first purchase. why did litres combine electronic audio books in one place to first read and then listen, switch from text to audio in one click list, i think so

in the case of nuremberg, it conveys all the drama of the story, the one who delivered the sentence waslyublinskaya andrey abyss elena chtoplova and andrey kirillov the first channel in turkey recorded new tremors , the most powerful this time with a magnitude of 5.1 occurred in the southeast of the country in the province. hatay this night, several buildings collapsed there, which were damaged during the catastrophic earthquake.

the former koenigsberg stock exchange , a building 40 years older than the palace of justice in nurembergeo-renaissance. so, a little makeup and getting into the image, as they would say about live actors, is amazingly reliable. we have an important state case in prison here, the highest ranks of nazi germany are facing an international tribunal, but nuremberg is not just a film chronicle of one of the most important events of the 20th century, a tense international situation of espionage and sabotage, of course, a love story in spite of all obstacles, concentrated in every second of the plot, as the taste of the modern viewer requires, when we with nikolai lebedev, our director, do not work on this picture on the character i wanted to make such a glossy hero who, you know, one appears and kills everyone. and here he is absolutely the same facial expression such a hollywood manner. i wanted to find more the humanity of such and judging by the responses of the audience who attended the pre-premiere screenings, throughout the country the author of the picture managed to tell the theme from

nobody about nuremberg, except that the nuremberg laws , anti-semitic and other fascist laws were adoptedobody knew about this city, when nuremberg was born. hitler appeared. more precisely, when his era was coming to an end, he had already appeared and had already begun to lose, then people began to say that something must be done and came up with the word genocide when the wind came to power. nobody knew it did not exist in nature, therefore there are no options nurberg haha now i asked, let's talk a little, it could be moscow, and it could be kyiv, and it could be mariupol, it could be warsaw, i don't know what it could be, it could only be the presence of a problem that prompts the tokyo courts, that is, when the japanese were tried of military criminals in the nyurbs gaga gaga appeared when the era of milosevic was coming to an end, when humanity humanity never runs across, we know about this better than anyone in the world because even before the war we asked to give weapons, until the war started, no one even heard of it, they bypassed it to give weapons and when it started not to

but these figures are not final either, the nuremberg trials drew a line under the stage of collecting publishing the facts of the looting by the nazis of the occupied territories during the period when information was collected even in the conditions of ongoing hostilities, when the first losses of the bssr were calculated after liberation. a full assessment of the damage from the exported to germany equipment other material cultural values ​​human labor force 2 years has become for the republic of drama. its inhabitants had to live through the most difficult period of reduction in the history of the restoration of belarus . it became the first in the history of the soviet union that took place already on the liberated territory, but still in the conditions of the ongoing war. the very fact of holding the session became a message to the whole world. the end of the war is near and it is inevitable. the report of the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus also reminded of this. panteleimon ponomarenko about the immediate tasks of restoring the nationa

i look violated, i remember the decision of the nuremberg tribunal, i remember all the disputes thatwhat is fascism? what is nazism? and that these are two different forms, i propose that there are simplest solutions, the decision of the nurmer tribunal recognized by international law , the decision of the nurem tribunal is now violated by ukraine by the baltic emirates still nearby. where does verification of nazi criminals take place? what's stopping well here they are operational di, they led communism to nazism. that's what we did not demand, and you are putin to observe the traditions of the nuremberg tribunal. so this is fundamental in general, if we talk seriously, legal documents to go just what it will give us. this is a lot, it just really gives us a lot, what it gives us to break off trade with them. maybe so it's not not not not needed, so it's completely different, too, we can spend no, burn, we can still have a legislative basis. nothing without it we have trade laws, when they violate the laws, which, if carried out, here is an economic blockade to build him, which law

scrapper tribunal was held, berlin was taken and imagine the nuremberg tribunal.ertain problem with this at the moment . only a question of justice and responsibility for criminals, but it is also a question of political pressure, so that the laurels as well as in which one are there and where is he going to zimbabwe? we see that when he goes to the ministry of foreign affairs in hungary, he goes to see lukashenka. well, this is actually an attempt to return to the old way of communication and business. this is what we are talking about in europe. and therefore, of course, such the tribunal is also very necessary from this point of view and of course we work it everywhere at all venues and we will do it of course youtube p oleksiyu you probably already started talking with invited guests there you like to talk to the press as well what are people saying now what are their moods are changing according to your observations, well, it is obvious that everyone there supports the victory of ukraine, but we need to talk and explain that we should not be afraid of defeat

reich did not end up in the dock, he managed to escape to the united states on trial in nuremberg, andy years later he was recognized by former prisoners. those who survived the criminal were extradited to israel where they were sentenced to death, but then for some reason the verdict was canceled for lack. ulik, after another 14 years , the united states was already demented and deported to germany, the munich court sentenced him to five years, but in fact we died in a nursing home even before the sentence came into force. he was 92 years old. this is how that day was. in history artillery support by a subdivision of the russian army is provided by crews of mts self-propelled guns . nationalist mortar batteries. mst can be observable and non- observable targets, including those located in the depths of the enemy's defenses. on the spot, that is, something is constantly changing somewhere, somewhere you need to help someone, somewhere the infantry, somewhere we find something ourselves, that is, goals are always work. always is. well, i can say separately for the mobilized the guys are

and take the nuremberg tribunal, that was really— the nuremberg tribunal, that was really important toportant to allow the world to move on. and i think once this war is_ to move on. and i think once this war is over— to move on. and i think once this war is over it_ to move on. and i think once this war is over it will be really important to bring this atrocity to closure, — important to bring this atrocity to closure, enclosure will be difficult without _ closure, enclosure will be difficult without bringing people responsible for those _ without bringing people responsible for those atrocities to real justice _ for those atrocities to real 'ustice. . ~' , ., for those atrocities to real 'ustice. ., ,, , ., ., for those atrocities to real 'ustice. ., ,, ., ., for those atrocities to real 'ustice. ., ., ., justice. thank you to both of you. we are going _ justice. thank you to both of you. we are going to _ justice. thank you to both of you. we are going to pause. _ justice. thank you to both of you. we are going to pause. thank - justice. thank you to both of you. | we are going to p

amy: finally, i want to go ck to your examples of the nuremberg trial. u.s.or at nuremberg in november 1945 robert jackson said, let me make clear that while this law is first applied against german aggressors, the law includes, and if it is to serve a useful purpose, it must condemn aggression by any other nations, including those which sit here now and judgment. why is the u.s. even allow what is taking place now to take place at the hague, this proposal? >> well, i mean, this is one of the reasons the u.s. is not out in front on this proposal because i think an policymakers understand that this could come back and bite them. they understand the inherent double standards involved here. i mean, the icc in general and the whole international justice architecture in general is seen particularly in the global south as being riddled with double standards. the icc has opened up this massive and welcome investigation in ukraine, but why don't we see the same kind of massive investigations in other places? the case of alleged israeli crimes in palestine has been si

and the american psychologist at nuremberg, people trying to find what was the key that set off theseeople to go some whom were pretty well educated, hated to do the things they did and act the way they did. nobody came up with a satisfactory answer or for hitler. there's there's that sense that you'll just find that that magic moment that i'm all for. but that's kind of a trivialization of freud. much more of putting your personality as a process. yes. so you sort of do it every day. it's not something that one thing that you can point. and that's why i also psychoanalysis is a process. yes. you never believe that you're. just going to come in and all, you know. oh, your problem. here's how to fix it. know it. that's not the way it works. that's right. ladies and gentlemen a great start to our morning. thanks to rob citino. and of course andrew nagorski. evening, everyone. i'm happy to welcome all those of you who have made it in person as well as the people who are joining us online. and we have a great program this evening, our speaker tonight, dr. daphne, daphne

the judge of the city of nuremberg, therefore, the film crew decided it was on the shores of the baltic sea to present their picture to the first audience , the film appeared on time, probably. and he will make many think about what is happening today in the world times. so that no one forgets about fascism, never for the crime of these vile people. i came with my daughter, she is 13 years old. i'm very glad she looked. she went out. mom, she never likes to watch modern films. but she says i'm so impressed. mom at everything turned upside down in my head. everything will be different. now think to understand, and so you want to believe the standard line is based on real events. in the case of nuremberg , it conveys all the drama of history, which delivered an irreversible sentence. natalya lyublinskaya andrey or something about the abyss and andrey kirillov channel one the health of us president joe biden is again in the top of the news, the owner of the white house passed the annual medical examination and, as stated in the doctor's report, at the age of 80. he is healthy, energetic an

and the military tribunal at nuremberg. some of the crimes committed by nazis, such as mass imprisonment and forced labor of civilians where committed against allies and civilians in the war. these could not be prosecuted as were crimes in the genocide convention was not created. so to capture the scope of the horrors, the concept of crimes against humanity was included in the normal charter. senior government officials were prosecuted for this crime including those who helped deport thousands of civilians. this weekend's determination that members of russian forces and other officials committed crimes against humanity is part of the united states multifaceted plan to hold russians to account for crimes in ukraine treated no one to turn away their eyes from the atrocities russia is committing against the ukrainian people. united states is committed to holding those possible, direct perpetrators and architects of violence. to account no matter how long this might take, this includes existing pathways to accountability with u

footage of the nuremberg tribunal the soviet prosecutor proves the fact of making soap from the corpses, and products from their skin. think about it was out of the people. they did not do it out of evil, well, a corpse. it is necessary somehow in favor of fertilizer from bones, and soap from people. you see, now the next question, but someone washed himself with this soap, bathed and washed his eyes, so to speak, rubbed his hands diligently washed with this soap. all crimes had to be documented for being recorded and presented. who once made them, so that they also do not forget. what atrocities they did in our land. once again i want to feel. but remember, there will be time for these memories to return to their pedestals again, on january 31, 1943 . the commander of the sixth army , general field marshal friedrich pauls, surrendered, and after 2 days it ended. the battle of stalingrad, the inhabitants of the city after 200 days, but slowly got out of the norms from the cracks, there is some kind of shirt and they hear circles. of the eight hundred thousand pre-war population in the c

nuremberg 2.0. i am interested. nuremberg 2.0. i am interested. nuremberg 2.0.nest evaluation of what happened so that that so that can take reforms undertake reforms that it never happens again. that's a noble . thank you very much that noble. thank you very much that was j sharia professor at was dr. j by sharia professor at the stanford of medicine. to the stanford of medicine. and to react that i'm now joined by nhs , gp, dr. david lloyd . dr. , gp, dr. david lloyd. dr. lloyd, what are your thoughts on what just heard from dr. bhattacharya what we are i at truth commission. i think is a very american phrase is we're having an independ the inquiry into the covid in the uk and i hope that some of the things that the british are have told us but will be examined in gross detail. but i think we do need place there. there is some data out there already which shows that we were really very good in either the usa , the uk in either the usa, the uk in getting it absolutely right and if you compare our death rates to say new zealand and australia where they had very,

(conveing) >> narrator: they are staying with the lissesvski family, who live near nuremberg. >> roman a grandma and grandpa. it's, it's something amazing, some, some miracle. i like hot. >> (speaking german) (laughter) >> roman: >> violetta: >> (speaking german) big and strong. >> yeah. (laughter) ♪ ♪ >> roman: i just feel full rainbow of positive emotions being here. i'm charged my batteries. even right now i'm ready to go back. i am staying in ukraine after the war. i love my country. and of course i wanna be in the first step to rebuild. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: almost a year after the war began, kharkiv bears deep scars from russia's invasion. and there are growing fears of a new assault on the city. >> sergiy: >> narratr: sergiy, who now lives with a neighbor, continues to roam the streets of saltivka. >> sergiy: (alarm blaring) >> narrator: kharkiv is still in range of russian missiles, which occasionally hit the city. ♪ ♪ (dog barking) >> (on phone): >> narrator: vika and her family made it out to finland, but her grandparents remain in the suburbs of kharkiv. >> grandparents: >> misha

footage of the nuremberg tribunal the soviet prosecutor proves the fact of making people's feet soap,eir skin. think about the products, we are near people, they didn’t do it out of evil, well, a corpse. it is necessary somehow in favor of fertilizer from bones, and soap from people. you know, a now the next question, and someone else with this soap. he washed, bathed and washed his eyes, so to speak, he carefully washed his hands with this soap, all the crimes should have been documented, recorded and presented to those who once committed them, so that they also do not forget. what atrocities they did on our land. once again i want to feel not only the germans, but the whole of enlightened europe is not just a memory. this is something that we can always present to our former partners. see what you have been doing. see what they did to those who you liberated from this brown. but remember , the time will pass, these memories will return to their pedestals again, on january 31, 1943. the commander of the sixth army, general field marshal friedrich pauls, surrendered. and after 2 days

footage of the nuremberg tribunal the soviet prosecutor proves the fact of making people's feet soap,skin. products think about it was from people, they didn’t do it out of evil, well, a corpse. it's got to be somehow in favor of the bones fertilizers, and soap from people. you see, now it's all the next question, and someone is the same soap. washed fell down and washed his eyes, so to speak rub hands diligently washed with this soap all the crimes must be documented for the recorded and presented once committed, so that they also do not forget. what atrocities they did on our land the germans, and the whole of enlightened europe is not just a memory. this is what we can always present to our former partners. see what's creative. but remember time will fall behind these memories again return to their plinths, january 31, 1943 . the commander of the sixth army , general field marshal friedrich pauls, surrendered. and after 2 days, the battle of stalingrad ended. after two days of hell, the inhabitants of the city began to slowly get out of the norms from the cracks, there is some kind

footage of the nuremberg tribunal the soviet prosecutor proves the fact of making soap from the corpsesheir skin. products think about it was from people, they did not do it out of evil. well, the corpses must somehow be used in favor of fertilizer from the bones, and soap from people. you see, now everything is the next question, but someone washed himself with this soap, bathed and washed his eyes, so to speak, ter hands diligently washed with this soap, all crimes should be documented for being recorded and presented who once committed them, so that they didn't forget either. what atrocities they did on our land nothing. i want to feel not only the germans, but the whole enlightened europe is not just a memory. this is something that we can always present to our former partners. see what they've done with this one. but remember, there will be time for these memories to return to their pedestals again, on january 31, 1943. the commander of the sixth army, general field marshal friedrich pauls, surrendered, and after 2 days the battle of stalingrad ended. residents of the city after 20

reich did not end up in the dock, he managed to escape to the usa while on trial in nuremberg, and throughany years he was known by former prisoners. those who survived the criminal were extradited to israel where they were sentenced to death, but then for some reason the sentence was canceled for lack. evidence. after another 14 years, these opinions were already cassated in the united states and deported to germany, the munich court sentenced him to five years, but we will be convicted and died in a nursing home before the sentence came into force. he was 92 years old. this was such a day in the history of religious premieres on the channel. he was a brilliant artist. yes, you did not know, by the way, but there was a shackle reputation stood up for comrades, what did you give me? shalyapin everything for you extras alone you are important in 21:20 biometric data. what rights does it give citizens and how to use them about it in 5 minutes. in this issue of the instruction, we will first talk about the law itself; it provides for the creation of a unified state biometric system, which con

they are berlin or nuremberg later, the speaker was arrested.s was due to the fact that he swindled money from his deceitful followers and he was sent to prison to think about the countries of the ways. democracy. they want to find bad allies to tell. nazism what kind of russia is needed or not needed? i think forever deprives any russian. in which historical memory of the slightest illusions is alive? so we will fight with them until melted, and until we drive this nazi creature to where the very place in the grave will not stop the tiger. can i start with you easily, you know? and we are on top. no , well, i'm out of great respect. all clear. they fight about it many times talking, you say, on your sales of all programs, they give us plans lists tell. perfectly functioning governments , for the most part, the capacities of the military-industrial complex that are developing. i'm not talking about the things that the president speaks about and who leads and set this whole paradigm of today. this is what i understand. i'm talking about the secon

gas, no, sanctions with such slogans were full of such slogans on the eve of the streets of german nuremberghundreds of residents took to the next demonstration against the treacherous policy of the german authorities, even if this is not a war will spread to germany we must bear this burden and pay for it. this war is eating away at our homes. our pensions, the future of our children, ordinary citizens, we desperately declare the red line. they demand to stop the conflict, declaring the killing on the battlefields of ukraine must stop now, and the west is fanning the fire with ever new deliveries of weapons and mercenaries. what led ukraine to the current situation is the bloody long-term even centuries-old history of ukrainian nazism, the first and the 2nd of march. our tv channel will show the films of the legendary oliver stone ukraine in on fire and in the struggle for ukraine, the director, winner of three oscars, hides the whole ins and outs of the color revolutions in ukraine , tells how the west prepared and carried out a coup. hollywood legend oliver stone represents the programmed

the nuremberg international military tribunals verdict was crystal clear. war of aggression is not only a war crime. it is the supreme international crime, distinguishing itself from other war crimes only in that it contains the accumulated eval, either of the whole. this is why we call for the establishment of the special tribunal with specific jurisdiction over the crime of aggression against ukraine. and the ability to deal with personal immunities of principal perpetrators of this crime. the yoga feel fresh and crimes against international peace and security goes far beyond the borders of ukraine and reaches africa, asia, and the middle east. russian not only insides conflicts, but also systemically obstructs un security council decisions needed to resolve them. today, russia argued to the discount, so is overly focused on the ukraine and ignore the problems of the rest of the world. let us see the wards member states can attack or the member states and their will and of quote, i don't see the words violating borders is allowed. and furthermore, and most importantly, i did not see t

here in nuremberg , it would be neat to take advertisements in the same places. here, let them stand and look up and wait. that's what will happen next there, remind me what's not fair. uh, they hanged hussein there. they are now there old man gaddafi was generally torn apart by several. i defendants, this is of course a ground operation until lisbon, that everything goes to this , another question is, who will be with us? and i understand that we are a generation that is accustomed to the world for too long lived in a global world, although there were local wars. and now we are dragging ourselves into a war that has been explained to us for decades that it will never happen and which is impossible . war is impossible, because there is a deterrent nuclear force. but as you would accurately say, you americans opened pandora's box here and began ways to fight a nuclear state with a nuclear method. yes, it levels, but just like that, he calmly answered it. it will not work for you, but it tells us to do something, this is the problem. you imagine something will not

plain, afraid to wash in a russian bath nazi criminals are judging the end of a terrible war in nurembergwhat cost 27 million lives soldiers go home time to restore destroyed cities spectators sometimes they don’t immediately understand that they are inanimate people, and their figures are here one and a half hundred, and thousands of exhibits light sound video installations the pobeda train is the only one in the world and the world’s strongest mobile museum has already traveled almost two hundred cities from the crimea to vladivostok and arrived at the station , volgograd why a lot of time was devoted to working with archival documents, and photography , video material, er, history consultants worked with us. and iron crosses after entering paris. so stalingrad was awarded the battle for stalingrad from the first to last day filmed by military cameramen so we know. what were the cities of the bombing and after the street fighting crossing the volga, the encirclement of the group along the street and its surrender. this is priceless historical material collected in the forty-third year i

during the nuremberg trials, the most famous division under the code name edelweiss was , of course, first mountain infantry division of the wehrmacht , which participated in the assault on the caucasian ridges and, in fact, was noted for hoisting a flag on one of the peaks of elbrus. uh, nazi flag and it's the top soon. the gibist propaganda renamed it into hitler's peak, what the nazi leaflets called valor and courage and in fact was a manifestation of inhuman cruelty with monstrous atrocities, the division was noted during offensive operations in ukraine in lvov and vinnitsa in kharkov and in the donbass in 1939 edelweiss invaded poland where together with the ussr the division exterminated jews infantrymen as part of large fascist formations participated in the capture of france belgium holland or luxembourg as well as in the occupation and destruction of partisans and civilians in yugoslavia and slovakia attacks on the soviet union - this is a division, and together with the ss units participated in the destruction of jews and civilians, there was a whole italian division in gre

women of the old men as a war crime to a great extent spread from the nazi edelweiss division to nuremberg but why such an edelweiss to zelensky and how in ukraine is preparing to literally stigmatize the prisoners denocification is inevitable one day and one night by the fighters and spartak sergei zinin of those who defend the donetsk ubogniy tasks on translation of a strange conference on security features a distorted picture of the world. who will overcome in the dance of koshchei, the father of the chanterelle is lucky even to those who are not lucky with the money of shades apartments from the group plane travel and millions of other prizes under the stickers in the price application on the account for new and existing subscribers. meet the chinese new year, advantageous discounts up to 50,000 rubles. on tvs. alfa-bank credit card free forever flies to you instant delivery to any point in russia and cash withdrawal without commission, in any atm tokyo engine oil in continuous motion with full dedication, this is how the engine should work such a hole, original japanese quality for yo

ukraine and other interested countries to conclude a multilateral an agreement by analogy with the nuremberg tribunal or the international criminal court is another way kyiv signs an agreement with the un on the basis of a security council resolution that the truth is that there are great risks here that russia will block the initiative with its right of veto to avoid this collision , the secretary general offers a third option ukraine's agreement with the un, but already on the basis resolutions from the general assembly. as for the council of europe , its leaders see its role in the selection and appointment of judges, assistance in conducting examinations and providing evidence . the troops are trying to attack, relatively speaking, this is vugledar avdiyivka bakhmut and crimea on the first three ukrainian defenses are courageously resisting the mass offensive of the occupiers , but on the liman direction it is the ukrainian counteroffensive that did not break through the frantic resistance of the russians here, the enemy is bringing up reserves and without interruption pressing fire on t

field marshal, paulis in the cold stands, afraid to bathe in the russian bath nazi criminals judge nuremberg the end of the terrible war survived, but at what cost 27 million lives soldiers go home time to restore destroyed cities arrived at the volgograd station. why was a lot of time devoted to working with archival documents, and photographs, apparently, material? uh, history consultants worked with us, designers with iron crosses after the entry, paris this is how they were rewarded in stalingrad. the battle for stalingrad from the first to the last day was filmed by military cameramen , thanks to this we know. what were the cities of the bombing and after the street fighting crossing the volga, the encirclement of the group along the street and its surrender. this is an invaluable historical material, collected in the forty-third year into a full-length film, 15 soviet cameramen received the stalin prize for this work and gave money to the right fronts and short-range optics copters. in those years there was no to shoot the battle, the operator had to sit in the same trench with the fig

how many nazis had a third reich, but those as a result, they were condemned in nuremberg and these nightmarishcrimes, as if they do not exist for the un where we are in venice, but the atrocities of the kiev regime. regularly , says our post before the month, and the international cross, for example, the red cross, like water in their mouths , no one responds to russia's calls because military operations must be in accordance with all norms. the ukrainian side chooses terrorism russian soldier, who, for one reason or another , finds himself in such a situation and instead of an appropriate attitude, begins executions. the executions by terrorists of these people of our people are happening with the tacit consent of washington, london, brussels . it is beneficial for them not to notice that kiev has blood on its hands up to the elbows. otherwise, how then to put pressure on russia, remember the execution of our prisoners of war by the coronazis in lugansk makeevka then, too , no one said a word. and how much evidence there is of torture of our fighters about this and the ministry of defense sta

that is, the first model is an international multilateral treaty, and the nuremberg tribunal, the second is also an international treaty . precisely in relation to such a tribunal and the third model that was proposed by some of our european partners. this is the so-called hybrid model which was applied in that tribunal in relation to the situation in kosovo. take enemies protect yours we still live in those days endless february 24 day after day month after month are full of pain and despair but you have to finish it there are weapons there is equipment there is a plan start the year of retribution join the armed forces of ukraine children of war wounded and dead missing missing deported and displaced if you know any information about a missing or deported child , report it on the state portal children of war at the address children of war.gov.ua or by calling 0850 17:20 help bring the child home i understand that this is a war booth attracted. three men swam out and two swam further downstream. we watched a lot. there were tears. they said that if she lied, they would return here with

in general, it was such a propaganda myth of the reich, and which debunked only at the nuremberg tribunallus himself actually appeared and testified. this, of course, played a huge role. if we talk about what events are planned in the city today, i must say that they are taking place everywhere, and this is also due not only to the scale of this important date and its significance, but also historically, but to the historical context, because the battles for stalingrad went on in essence right on the streets of the city inside the building, so such iconic places are iconic points of iconic addresses. it's very a lot of. the main one, but this is of course mamaev kurgan and i remind you that today stalingrad will come here to the presidency of russia who will lay a wreath, just in the hall of military glory in the museum-reserves of the battle of stalingrad on mamaev kurgan , the head of state will also greet the participants of the gala concert, dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the defeat, several fascist troops of the battle of stalingrad will communicate with representatives of

this person, we believe, could potentially be involved in the ss6 division, nord, we went through e nurembergl, maybe. most likely, it is. since the entire population of the kisting was destroyed, their own karelians were destroyed, he could be involved in humanitarian war crimes. and when the twenty-third of february, an act of vandalism was committed. this monument was doused, paint paint, but the red star was painted. and then this story touched us, well, more specifically, and we began to delve into, in general, what happened. as it happened in almost every family, there is a relative who survived the blockade, children, grandchildren, we should not repent before the finns, but chemistry should repent before us, and here it turns out that they are the hero, we are the conquerors. on what basis? the former lutheran church was part of the vyborg museum-reserve for a long time, it was the adam of culture disco and the club is now ready for a reconstruction plan to understand everything, the splendor that here had to be mentally removed. here are all the columns. these walls this ceiling uh a

imprisonment, four more from 10 to 20 years in prison, several more people were acquitted by the nurembergnal, but they were later found and arrested for japan, which was an ally of germany in the second world war , the tokyo tribunal was created , 29 japanese leaders were indicted, seven were sentenced to death punishments 16 prisoners received life imprisonment two died during the trial and the others received long prison terms the international tribunal for the former yugoslavia investigated the crime and under the time of the soldiers in 1991 and 2001, this tribunal conducted 142 trials, the international tribunal of rwanda, the leaders of the african country in 1994 destroyed several hundred thousand representatives of the tutsi people in 20 years of work , the tribunal brought charges against 96 people , 61 convicted 14, acquitted ten transferred to the courts of national jurisdiction, the implementation of the eight defendants was stopped, and then about the crimes committed by russia during the full-scale invasion based on data from the prosecutor general's office , because the pro

this person potentially we believe could be the ss-6 division nord was involved in our nuremberg tribunalskely, it is, since the entire population of the kesemenki was destroyed, their own karelians were destroyed, he could be involved in humanitarian war crimes, and when on february 23. mm, there was an act of vandalism. this monument was doused, painted with paint, and the red star was painted. and then this story touched us more specifically, and we began to delve into, in general, what happened. as happened right, almost every family has a relative, who survived the blockade, children, grandchildren. we do not have to repent, before them we must repent before us, and here it turns out that they are the hero, we are the conquerors. on what basis? the former lutheran church was part of the vyborg museum-reserve for a long time, it was the adam of culture, a disco and a club, now a reconstruction plan is ready to understand everything, the splendor that all these columns needed to be mentally removed here. these walls this ceiling uh and imagine the height. uh, up to 20 m height of the do

responsibility in the same way in the relations of russia accountability after the second world war was the nurembergl such a sketch of the tribunal practically the crimes were condemned around the world and the german people learned about the crimes that the nazis committed criminals. it changed the mentality of these things it didn’t happen in russia it didn’t happen they define themselves in terms of the empire of imperial thinking and they like dictators no so how to get out of this history matters our history books were rewritten after independence but this didn’t happen in russia. they continue to learn from soviet history textbooks responsibility for calculation is the most important issue in relation to aggression, the crime of aggression for everyone, so that there is such an understanding in russian society, and without it it's impossible imperial ambitions of russia and i'm not just talking about putin i 'm talking about the country in general about what they're celebrating will be the empire or not. we have to end this vicious cycle, okay? yes, they put an end to our vicious ones, which t

his case to be heard by the tribunal over the former leaders of hitler's germany, the so-called nuremberg trial they also began to prepare at the height of the war in 1942 , the court was fully operational in november 1945, six months after the surrender of germany, then 24 people were on the dock: nazi politicians , military propagandists, deputies emphasized the hague tribunal for putin and lukashenka has sateli make of nuremburg natalya kulyk-facto ictv the only news today a delegation of the nato parliamentary assembly visited the kyiv region back in november this instance adopted a resolution and recognized russia as a terrorist state today and the president of the cassembly julgario miami her colleagues were finally convinced of the correctness of her policy , because she saw the consequences of the russian atrocity up close, after seeing the president of the assembly , she assured from her podium that she would do everything it is necessary for ukraine to win vice speaker of the verkhovna rada olena kondratyuk, who tirelessly reveals the truth to her foreign colleagues, emphasized

involves the creation of a tribunal that is too far-flung by an international treaty like the one at nurembergh tried the nazis, and the third, a hybrid trial under ukrainian law, but also involving international structures to control its activities. the best model is the model created at the tribunal by resolution of the general assembly and in in this case, we do not need a decision separately from the un security council, there are already precedents for this, this hybrid model is my personal position, it appears to me on today, it is less possible and why. because here the question of the immunity of putin in particular, lavrov in particular, for now, ukraine, together with is looking for the most appropriate model in the hague, is already planning to start collecting and storing evidence for the future tribunal , international investigators together with representatives of our general prosecutor's office there should be seconded at the level of our deputy prosecutor general and other employees of the prosecutor general's office, in parallel , the prosecutor from the international criminal