what is the nuremberg process?ocess organized by great britain, the soviet union, the united states and france. 24 former nazi politicians, soldiers and ideologues of nazism appeared before the court. from november 20, 1945 to october 1, 1946, 403 open meetings were held, more than 5,000 documents were reviewed and 116 witnesses were interviewed. in addition, they shot 30 km of film and took about 25 photos, the process was conducted in german, russian, in french and english, and by the way, it was in nuremberg that simultaneous translation was used for the first time, a new system from ibm allowed every participant of the meeting to listen to translations in a headset online. it was a bit of statistics, but i still want to understand if there was a consensus at that time on how to try nazi criminals, because i know that the soviet union proposed a show trial, britain generally proposed to execute these criminals and everything, as agreed? such agreements began during the war, there was also, well, when the atlanti

you're referring to nuremberg. people often are saying we need to that nuremberg for the crimes here that nuremberg never looked there's sexual violence millions of women were raped by the russian during the second world war in germany and across eastern europe and that was completely ignored in nuremberg tribunals. so i think we need something better. we have almost no time. think we could just maybe get one very quick question. and if anybody in the audience has a question. hey, thank you so much for your memories and your comments. i just wondered, you mentioned the donetsk book festival and i just wondered, would you be able to give us an update on? what's happening with that and plans for it going forward? thank you, jake. over the challenges of thank you very much for. your question, tanya, will correct me if i'm run if my memory serves me right in 2021 we came up an idea of creating a festival in a town that called it's called novgorod square back then and then later it was renamed it to its original name fr

on november 20, 1945, the nuremberg tribunal began its work.egime, main charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. they were tried by a specially formed body, an international military tribunal. it consisted of eight judges from four countries of the anti-hitler coalition, the ussr, the usa, britain and france. hitler himself, his closest comrade-in-arms, heinrich himler , escaped trial by committing suicide. the trial took place in nuremberg, for the nazis in the place where they held their large-scale party congresses. of the twenty-four defendants, exactly half were sentenced to death by hanging. the process lasted for almost a year and had a great influence on the development of world criminal law. it was the last act of cooperation between the allied powers before the outbreak of a full-fledged cold war. november 20, 1962 the us ended its blockade of cuba. this marked the end of the cuban missile crisis. blockade. the us formally called the quarantine to avoid accusations of starting a war. it was introduced in response t

of the trial of the japanese in tokyo differ from the results of the trial of nazi criminals in nuremberg and other peoples of asia still accuse japan of never repenting of the war crimes of the past century. as a result, the names of those executed ended up on the lists of... an envelope with donations, and here in the it prefecture there were ceremonies in memory of japanese world war ii criminals are held regularly, the next one will be held in the first week of december, on the eighty-second anniversary of japan's attack on pearl harbor. sergey mengazhev, alexey pichko, news of the week from japan. well, now about the latest news of the day: today the eleventh church-wide congress on social ministry began in moscow. the topic is assistance to refugees and victims in the northern military district zone. to begin with, patriarch kiril performed the divine liturgy in the cathedral of christ the savior and addressed the participants of the service. this is our real need. we cannot help but do good deeds on a personal level. at the level of the diocese and the entire church , today the fac

the nuremberg trials and modern international law, a large-scale international forum in minsk, discusso prevent the distortion of history and the rehabilitation of nazism in modern realities. held scientific and practical conference, cis countries and europe. unfortunately, swiss politicians are moving ever closer to nato policies and promoting wars. and we, as historians , are present here to promote the ideas of peace, the policy of friendship, including with belarus. in europe they do not know that 27 million soviet people died during the second world war. how much has belarus suffered in europe? this is, firstly, our history and the development of international law, since we are, as it were , young people, we have a different way of thinking, so other people are interested in knowing our opinion about this. what is this competition for? in order to consolidate their knowledge in the field of international law, in the field of international criminal law, which at the moment is underdeveloped, that is, it lacks many aspects that must be present in order for it to operate fully. it is

the nuremberg principal through the beginning.e following years, participants from the around the world participated in conferences with a goal of updating the geneva conventions, laws that govern international relations. in an effort to get the global community united on a set of principles. in 1949, a set of four conventions, which in this context means treaties, was unveiled. those conventions harmed the court of international humanitarian law as we know it. they offer a framework for how countries are expected to treat civilians, non-combatants, the sick, the wounded, and person there is a four during times of conflict. it's also meant to protect non-military personnel, like medical professionals and humanitarian workers who may be working on the ground in battle zones. all 196 member states of the united nations have ratified the 1949 version of a geneva conventions, including israel. amendments known as the additional protocols were added to the geneva conventions in 1977 in order to strengthen protections for civilians and

every single tribunal from nuremberg to rwanda, bosnia to cambodia -- every prosecution at the icc -- protect as from ourselves and today we failed to stop. today we failed to stop the skies from crashing down in white phosphorus flames onto palestinian dreams. memories, potential onto palestinian these. not old enough to beseech you, to have mercy upon them. we are here now with them and for them to demand a cease-fire. we demand because palestine reveals the naked hypocrisy of western universalism. it reveals our enduring colonial rheology -- reality and offers a glimpse into future without colonialism. palace dean, we are valued people, have always existed. we are survivors and fighters, continue to affirm that they belong to a land upon which there is a life worth living. [speaking non-english] we are like olive trees like the ones that our ancestors planted. we are unshaken. we are unmoved. we are undeniable. stand with us in this promise. we promise, palestine still promises, that we will all be free! free. free palestine. macklemore on deck. >> peace, everybody. you know, first

during the second world war was an outrageous outrage, but how did the takiysky trial differ from the nurembergal and did it repent? war criminals hanged by the verdict of an international tribunal are declared warrior-martyrs, and what's wrong with zelensky , canceling the elections, don't start the elections, waiting for trump, sending a reply to the zaluzhny, and begging for money like a drug addict for a dose, withdrawal, at the end of the week, president putin inspected the headquarters of the southern military district in rostov-on- don, the supreme commander-in-chief... operational meeting with the participation of sergei shaigu and valery gerasimov , vladimir putin heard reports from the top leadership of the ministry of defense behind closed doors. over the past 3 weeks, this is the second visit by the supreme commander-in-chief to the headquarters of the southern military district. about the situation on the fronts, dmitry petrov, boris maksudov and pavel prokapenko. south donetsk direction, night. k-52 attack helicopters are practicing their missions and the laser-guided direct-guide

you see , when world war ii ended, a court was formed called the nuremberg trials. many nazi officers were put on trial. on this where was your conscience? because they say that al-mumar is excused and the order came from above, they say that it is not enough for you to be the executor of the order, you must also have your conscience as a judge , and if there is going to be a murder, you must disobey. it is interesting since then. we have been witnessing this for more than 80 years. that the zionist regime has committed this crime under different headings of crime, war crime, crime against humanity, racial cleansing, and international organizations have been silent until now. in 2009, a convention called the rome convention was approved, so far, about 135 countries have been referred to the icj or the war crimes court. this court can only try 3 titles based on the fact that the same war crimes, crimes against humanity and racial pakistanization have been done in five or six countries so far . the prosecutors of this court named mr. putin as the president. russia per

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title was created for the first time after the second world war and was used in the statute of the nuremberg trials in article 6 of article jim became. before that, we had a war crime, that is , a crime that was committed against soldiers, combatants and prisoners of war by the shared government. but after that, it was mentioned that the crime against humanity creates one right for people under the domination of a regime , and it creates two fundamental rights, one is the right to observe the minimum human standards that should be dealt with and the second is the right to support them in cases later, the danger of this right was raised in the statute of the international criminal court and once in the international law system since 1998 when this convention was approved and entered into force in 2002 and now we are the court. we have an international criminal case with an international court mechanism, it has both a prosecution and a court, and the like , is this mechanism acceptable and enforceable for the zionist regime with these crimes, with these barbarities and with this amount of inhu

named after the nuremberg trials. many nazi officers were tried on the basis of where was your conscience? because they say that the command and excuse and the order came from above, they say that it is not enough that you are the executor of the order, you must also have your conscience as a judge and if you have to commit murder yes, you have to disobey. it is interesting that from that time until now, more than 80 years ago, we are witnessing that the zionist regime has carried out this crime under different headings, war crime, crime against humanity, racial cleansing . it has been committed there and international organizations have remained silent until now. in 2009, a convention called the rome convention was approved, until now about 135 countries have joined the icj or the war crimes court. this court can only try 3 titles based on them, which are war crimes, crimes against humanity and racial pakistanization. so far , it has been tried in five or six countries. people were tried. the prosecutor of this court

the nuremberg trials and modern international law at the international forum in minsk, they are discussingientific and practical conference took place. the participants were experts, scientists and representatives of government agencies from the cis countries and europe. unfortunately, swiss politicians are moving ever closer to nato policies and promoting wars. and we, as historians , are here to promote. ideas of peace, a policy of friendship, including with belarus. in europe they do not know that 27 million died during the second world war soviet people. nobody in europe knows how much belarus has suffered. many facts are falsified. the importance is, firstly, our history, and the development of international law, since we are, as it were , representatives of, well, youth, we have a different way of thinking, so other people... it would be interesting to know our opinion about this, this competition is needed for what, for in order to root their knowledge in the field of international law in the field of international criminal law, which is currently underdeveloped, that is, there is n

public organization nurberg 2, designated for investigation, collection of materials and a friend of nurembergrimes of communism, organized an international conference, it was called communism, dead end. of civilization, i went for three days, this international conference was going on, and james mace also came from the baltic states, from poland, the czech republic, those who endured these communist repressions, from all over europe came, they were accepted and presented there, everyone brought a whole bunch of information about the thefts and crimes of the soviet authorities. in their countries, and you know, but i, concluding this conversation, what worries me terribly, even today, is that the topic of the famine, even after the death of this the executioner of stalin, and at the 20th congress khrushchev made this report and exposed stalin's crimes , he told a lot there, but the words... about the holodomor, this greatest crime of the soviet government, were absolutely not heard, and why, because the crime in which they were killed by starvation, well, researchers define it in different way

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trial of japanese militarists in tokyo differ from the results of the trial of nazi criminals in nurembergaccuse japan of never repenting of the war crimes of the last century? as a result, the names of those executed ended up on the lists of the dead of the shrine, where officials like to make pilgrimages, the current prime minister fumio kishida this year handed over a symbolic envelope with donations there, and here in the prefecture of a... ceremonies in memory of the japanese criminals of the second world war are held regularly , the next one will be held in the first week of december, on the 82nd anniversary of japan's attack on pearl harbor. sergey mengazhev, alexey pichko, east asian news bureau from japan. russia is a country of great achievements. right now we are making discoveries in science, our children are throwing open the doors of modern classrooms. we create new cultural spaces.

together, they are rending international law worthless and irrelevant. every single tribunal from nuremberg to rwanda, from bosnia, to cambodia, every prosecution at the icc was meant to atone for our moral failures, to protect solidarity with the palestinians growing more and more, absolutely, absolutely, um, she really, i would advise people to go and have that look at that video, it really does, you know, amazing, yeah, i mean, also you know, trying to um, give sort of... hope for the palestinians as well at the moment saying that you know they are like the olive trees planted by their ancestors and unshakable so it was powerful powerful speech it certainly was. thank you very much fahema. you're welcome. of course fahamma will be back tomorrow with lot more. let's continue our conversation with my guests in the studio as well as um on skype. let me begin with uh batul. i want to talk about the power. the resistance and at the same time the resilience and the morale of the palestinians, i will put that question to um bayan as well, no matter how many bombs are being dropped on them, the

the second world war is an outrageous atrocity, but how did the takiysky process differ from the nurembergn still... not repented, those hanged by the verdict of an international tribunal of war criminals are declared warrior-martyrs, give me money, give me money, and what’s wrong with zelensky, canceling the elections, the elections are not coming soon, waiting for trump, sending a reply to the loser, and begging for money like a drug addict , withdrawal, spending weeks with dmitry kisel. today on rtr. a little more, and the heroes will be able to appreciate our efforts. first of all, we create ideal order in the kitchen area. even the cutting boards lined up like soldiers on parade in the living room area we add a little coziness; soft pillows of different shades are perfect for this. flowers in pots add a nice touch. and warm notes of home, we place the dishes in the window and a little decor, put a plate of fruit on the table and that’s it, we’re ready. well, let’s begin to sum up the work done, even though it was not easy and thorny. but look at the result. one can see how all the peo

trial of japanese militarists in tokyo differ from the results of the trial of nazi criminals in nurembergreans and other asian peoples still accuse japan of never repenting of the war crimes of the last century? as a result, the names of those executed ended up on the lists of the deceased. shrine, where officials like to make pilgrimages, the current prime minister fumio kishida this year handed over a symbolic envelope with donations there, and here in aichi prefecture, ceremonies in memory of the japanese criminals of the second world war are held regularly, the next one will take place in the first week of december, the eighty-second anniversary of japan's attack on pearl harbor. sergey mengazhev, alexey pechko, east asian news bureau from japan. i've been simmering all day, but have you heard about omes? ames has a different approach, ames reduces the level of acid in the stomach, helping to fight heartburn. ames is the definitive answer to heartburn. easy to arrange. in the new year's billion from the russian lotto on the eve of 2 billion rubles, hurry up for tickets, well, is it ti

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these are criminals equal to what we saw in nuremberg with the nazis and in the tokyo tribunals where we saw with the japanese war criminals after world war ii. these uh, these so-called military leaders are nothing more than ruthless and blood thirsty gangsters and mafia buses that seek only to penalize, terrorize and... inflict the most ruthless atrocities upon the palestinian people, so they are not even worthy of being called generals and commanders and colnels and officers or nco's, these are the most blood thirsty tyrants and so for me hearing about this, hearing about other instances where they are making fun, making jokes of such something so serious, can only be seen as nazzi like behavior in my opinion, and they are they are very, very worthy. having a cell, very small cell in the international criminal court where they belong, all of them belong in prison for life, for the crimes that they have committed against the palestinian people. the um, amusing israel and and the us uh in between my questions uh zafar bengash, because uh there there's still many who believe that the

people in barcelona ended up in flashes with police. hundreds of people gathered in the city of nuremberg, terminate demanding a cease fire. and as they marched through the city center carrying signs, announcing israel and germany, tens of thousands also rallied in the ass fairly in that city of sydney. protesting and protests are also being held across turkey at protesters. mars to the is really embassy and encore condemning the countries attacks on gaza. local reporter, now the doe on, brought us this report, a sense of thousands of people just as here any stumbling one of the most. so respect uh area i can say uh, the quotes us started uh with a cuban shade. uh, almost full to them. it says loan uh from uh, bay as a to and then i could book and uh we have seen like i've seen properties uh with the kids, most of the tier folding hands and making the payment channels full to them. it says uh and then the crowd started to walk towards one of the most to receive their areas of the city here. and so turn off ment, uh, as you can see, the crowd behind me. uh, we have seen the medical school

ended in flushes with police while in germany on the left of your screen there, hundreds gathered in nuremberg, demanding a ceasefire. those rallying march through the 16th century, sorry at signs and launching israel and the german government. and some of the 10s of thousands also made their feelings felt in these truly in cities. all right, let's take a look at what was on there earlier. my colleague peter scott discussing the conflict and where it goes from the with a problem we saw process in brussels, london, paris. what thing part, do you think these protests having in the u. n. a, do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that the front of the goal is shifting from the position way was offering this sort of support to prime minister and then you mean that then yeah. and then then mean the, and not preaching the ceasefire and the bombing of disobedience and the situation. and god is so discussing what we're seeing, the media broadcast sort bass every day that people just can't help. simmons eyes on what's going on and dominate is detestable. it

russians because i knew this would come back and what this, this is a direction as spelled out in the nuremberg trials against the stay of your train. just like what we had on the 7th of october, but where's the aggression against the state of israel? both purposes were to wipe out the exchange. that's the issue. i was nervous about genocide. then i remained nervous about genocide being used in the context of uh uh, israel. let's look at rushes position on global events. remy co seats. not any longer, a supervisor power, but perhaps has been bullied by the war in gaza. seems to have thrown the side. it's careful diplomacy with israel for years and taking quite a strong position on this rule of you could say they're accurate accusations of hypocrisy that was, well, oh, absolutely, i'm a most big powers professional i but it says it comes with the dna of political leadership in the western world, i'm probably, i'm in the south as well. this is normal, but so i don't think we should worry about what people say and if it contradicts what they do that this applies to to everybody. i think of the big

people in barcelona ended up in classes with the police. hundreds of people gathered in the city of nuremberg and germany demanding a cease fire as they march through the city center carrying signs, announcing israel in germany. tens of thousands also rallied in the us trail in city of sydney. pro palestinian protests are also being held across turkey and protesters march to the is really embassy and on correct condemning the countries the tax on does a local reporter. and although on brought us this reports, the 10s of thousands of people just as here any stumbling one of the most. so respect uh, area i can say, uh, the pots has started with a cuban chain. oh, almost full to them. it says loan. uh, from uh, bay as a to and then i could book and uh we have seen that i've seen families uh with the kids most vp are holding hands and making the payment channels full to all mentors . uh and then the crowd started to walk towards one of the most to reach the areas of the city here. and so turn off met is you can see the crowd behind me. uh, we have seen the medical school students holding banners

spring there in barcelona and ended in clashes with police as well in germany, hundreds gathered in nuremberg, demanding a cease fire in the conflict. ah said those people march through the city center cutting sides, the nice thing, israel and the german government, tens of thousands also rallied in the us freely and city of sydney. my colleague peters scouts discuss the issue with a problem of guess we still processing brussels london powers watson part. do you think these protests having in the u. n. a. do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that in front of the credit, and my goal is shifting from that position way was offering this sort of support to prime minister video mean then yeah, and then, and then mean the and not preaching the sci fi and the bombing of the civilians and the go to the situation and god is so disgusting that we're seeing the media broadcast surveys every day that people just can't help but seminars of what's going on. and god is detestable. it is certainly more crimes. and more than that, it is a clear case of genocide

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about, you understand, because there was a precedent after the second world war, when there was a nurembergnd a tokyo trial, in accordance with which a decision was made to confiscate funds from nazi germany and imperialist japan, and what about us now today there are sober reasons to speak that russia will suffer such a defeat that we can share it with our other partners, russian gold and currency reserves and the money lying in the west, and why did we decide that the west will give these funds, it does not want to use them for its own economy , they have already lost their economic intelligence, no, this is a rhetorical question, it’s just that in the statement about the blockade of these funds there was a lot of... frozen, but there really is no transfer, that’s why we asked you, because it’s clear, okay , let's leave switzerland, i would she also asked, if we are already talking about negotiations, communication, so personal , it is not always appropriate and sometimes you have to deal with something else, then there is another issue, poland, ukraine, the border and the blockade of bor

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vector. 75 years ago , the so-called takiya trial ended, it’s like the international tribunal in nurembergose ashes are buried in this grave. starts with the former in the second years world war by the japanese prime minister general hide kitodio, then came the military leaders iwane matsui, saishiro itagaki, kenjirora and so on , a total of seven people. in the world they are known as class a war criminals. in japan, this place in aichi prefecture south of the city of nagoya is called. who gave their lives for the country, they died on the same day, as they explained to us, the meaning of this ritual, which is performed here regularly, to pray for the transition of the deceased to the buddhist paradise, it would seem a reasonable question, how does this fit in with the crimes of the perpetrators in which these people were recognized by an international court, and the japanese government seemed to officially confirm its agreement with the verdict, no one is embarrassed here, frankly speaking, everything is complicated here, obviously they became bad, having lost ... the war, from the point

but how did the takiya trial differ from the nuremberg trial? and why hasn't japan repented yet?ls hanged by the verdict of an international tribunal are declared warriors, martyrs, give me money, give me money, and what’s wrong with zelensky, he cancels the elections, the elections are not on the clock, he’s waiting for trump, he sends a response to the loser, and he begs for money like a drug addict, withdrawal. at the end of the week , president putin inspected the headquarters of the southern military district in rostov-on-don. supreme the commander-in-chief was met by the minister of defense sergei shaiga, chief of the general staff valery gerasimov. during a closed meeting with the participation of valery gerasimov . listened to reports from the senior leadership of the ministry of defense. over the past 3 weeks, this is the second visit by the supreme commander-in-chief to the headquarters of the southern military district. about the situation at the fronts, dmitry petrov, boris maksudov and pavel prokapenko. south donetsk direction, alligators fly out at night. three crew

so i've gone to my archive, to remember how for the first time since the nuremberg trials put nazis in the dark, the world created the first international try buem for the former yugoslavia in 1993. and in 1994, 28 years ago this week, it charged the bosnian serb leader ratko mladic with genocide and crimes against humanity for slaughtering civilians in sarajevo and srebenica. tens of thousands of men and women and children were killed in a brutal way. as young reporter witnessing and learning about the most heinous crimes under international law, i interviewed them many times. mladic could barely conceal his dis tain for the victim, bosnia's population. >> translator: it is good to have them around but a smaller concentration. >> chilling words from the man they call butcher of bosnia, general ratko mladic, the snide humor masked his killer instinct and it defined mladic and made him an uncomfortable man to confront. we saw his smile again and again as the war unfolded and the bosnian government said, i had been covering the bosnian war for more than a year by the time i met him, livi

and dennis was a favorite of the nazi government in berlin, and they brought him over for the nuremberglies. they brought him over to germany and gave him access to everybody up to and included hitler. and he used it to essentially become a very well networked, very influential person. he interviewed mussolini, interviewed hitler. spent time all the most important diplomats and leaders of the time, and he came home and wrote speeches for isolationist senators and books for wives and heroes. and he was one of the sedition trial defendants and he was so arrogant, he not only defended himself in court, but he insists there should be mental examinations of his co-defendants, which they once they realized it was a way out, agreed. they all wanted mental examinations. >> he is sort of the leading, i mean, leading fascist american intellectual you document, but there's also -- the seed is being planted in somewhat fertile soil for a bunch of reasons. i wonder if you could talk about why that's the case. like, there is the fact that world war i was brutal and awful, and there's an interesting t

it was presented at the nuremberg trials as evidence of the brutality of the occupiers.bitants of our city, 7,000 during these 2 years, unfortunately, died of hunger and various diseases. one of the last. in the offensive of the finnish army during the great patriotic war , the village of povenets became. this is the starting point of the important transport artery of the white sea-baltic canal, the main construction project of the ussr in the first five-year plan. during the retreat, the red army soldiers had to destroy several canal dams. the village of povenets was washed away by water. the enemy, who advanced in 1941, managed to overcome the first locks of the canal, to go to the east and it was stopped only thanks to the destruction of the seventh lock, as a result of the enemy’s attack with this flooded water in the winter it was stopped, the entire povenchansky staircase, the so-called canal, it did not work during the war years, it was significantly destroyed, as for the northern slope of the canal , then he worked during the war years, bear gorsk, the main city

this year he presented the drama nuremberg to the audience, this is a story about how people trying toet rid of the war and heal the wounds. the director has many plans ahead that must be realized, but whether they are destined to come true or not depends on his medical horoscope. nikolai lebedev, we are waiting for you. good afternoon, i’m very glad to see you, but the films are amazing, that’s all. re-shooting the crew that we remember from childhood is, as they say, expensive. so, you are a man born in november, yes, happy birthday for starters, what do you think, as a director, what life scenario is destined for you with with the help of medicine, i hope that it’s very good, since you can’t get sick as a director, well, yes, i hope that it’s going to go on and on for some time, but with illnesses, fortunately, somehow i’m trying so hard to stay away from them away, and not from me, apparently, well then, that means we must warn you about why you need to watch, because forewarned means forearmed. so, andrey petrovich, we have a man born in november, what’s good, good, good, firstly,

they brought him over for the nuremberg rally, they brought him to germany, and they gave him access he used it to, essentially, become a well networked, very influential, person. he interviewed mussolini, he interviewed hitler, he spent all of his time with important diplomats of the time, and he wrote speeches for isolationists, and others, and isolationist books wives and heroes. he was one of the sedition trial defendants, and was so arrogant he not only defended himself in court, but insisted that there should be mental examinations of his codefendants. once they realized that was a way out of it, agreed. they all wanted mental examinations. >>> he is the leading fascist intellectual, you mentioned. there is also -- the seed is planted and somewhat fertile soil, for many reasons. can you talk a little about why that is the case? there is the fact that world war i was brutal, and awful. there is an interesting thing that happens in this book, and in ultra, which is that people who totally, understandably, reasonably, say that it was a disaster being prepared to say, we will never

every single tribunal from nuremberg to rwanda, bosnia to cambodia -- every prosecution at the icc --rotect as from ourselves and today we failed to stop. today we failed to stop the skies from crashing down in white phosphorus flames onto palestinian dreams. memories, potential onto palestinian these. not old enough to beseech you, to have mercy upon them. we are here now with them and for them to demand a cease-fire. we demand because palestine reveals the naked hypocrisy of western universalism. it reveals our enduring colonial rheology -- reality and offers a glimpse into future without colonialism. palace dean, we are valued people, have always existed. we are survivors and fighters, continue to affirm that they belong to a land upon which there is a life worth living. [speaking non-english] we are like olive trees like the ones that our ancestors planted. we are unshaken. we are unmoved. we are undeniable. stand with us in this promise. we promise, palestine still promises, that we will all be free! free. free palestine. macklemore on deck. >> peace, everybody. you know, first a

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but how did the taki trial differ from nuremberg? and why hasn't japan repented yet?west of the country in the city of bursa , the building of one of the business centers caught fire. according to preliminary data, the fire started on the first floor where the cafe was located. the fire quickly engulfed all floors, destroying the flames and cars parked nearby. fortunately, no one was inside the building at the time of the fire, and the fire has now been extinguished. the area has been uncoupled, they are working there investigators. another water element attacked the coast of brazil in the state of santa catarina, a powerful cyclone generated huge waves that crashed onto local beaches. several dozen cars were washed into the ocean, whose owners decided to park them closer to the atlantic. there have been no reports of casualties yet, but it is possible that the disaster could have caught some of the owners of cars swept into the ocean right in their showrooms. in the suburbs of rome , a real canopy was caused by a lion. the animal escaped from the circus, first hid in

i would like to remember my husband, seymour, who served in world war ii as an attorney at nuremberghe trials. he was involved in the inquisition of robert e. lee -- robert lie, who was responsible for the map of the nazi party and the personnel in the nazi party at the trials. i just wanted to remember him. he passed away at 91 years old. he never really talked about the honors he was given. i wanted to remember him today. host: beverly, i am so sorry for your loss. it sounds like you two had a great life together. let's hear from donnie in as is hippie who is a veteran. caller: yes, thank you for having me. host: go ahead. caller: i would like to thank you for allowing us vets to call in today, i appreciate that. host: thank you for your service. caller: thank you for your power. the young lady showed on the screen a wild ago about the world war ii vets, i would like to add to that. if she could look it up, we have a caregiver program for us elder vets. host: it is from the v.a.? caller: it is from the v.a., called the caregiving program. they will not put it out. i am going to use