from nuremberg, from the next meeting of the international tribunal for nazi criminals.ince the beginning of the process, such meetings have been broadcast on belarusian radio. but this was especially important for the republic. on february 8, 1946, people in belarus were waiting with special excitement for the performances at trial in nuremberg of the main prosecutor from the soviet union, lieutenant general of justice roman rudenko. it was on this day that his accusatory speech was made at the morning meeting of the international military tribunal. about the destruction of towns and villages, the plunder of public and private property in the ussr. for the first time in human history, justice is colliding. crimes of such a scale, causing such grave consequences, for the first time , criminals appeared before the court, having taken possession of the entire state and the state itself as an instrument of their monstrous crimes, for the first time, clinging to the receivers, gathered around the loud speakers of the radio points, residents of the republic listened to it eve

land has never known such destruction and human casualties, but these figures are not final: the nurembergs drew a line under the stage of collecting and publishing the facts of the plunder of the occupied territories by the nazis during the period. a full assessment of the damage from equipment exported to germany, other material and cultural assets, human and labor resources has not yet been given, but this time is long. in gomel, the first regional city of the republic liberated from the nazis, a session of the supreme council of the bssr began its work. it was the first in the history of the soviet union to take place on liberated territory, but still in the context of an ongoing war. the very fact of holding the session became a message to the whole world. the end of the war is near and inevitable. the report of the first secretary of the central committee of the cpb panteleimon panomarenko on the immediate tasks of restoring the national economy of the bssr was also reminiscent of this. speech by deputies. general loss figures the republics have not yet been heard at the session, but

it was originally planned to hold two trials of nazi criminals in nuremberg, but only one took place.berg was not even our initiative, judging by the documents, at first... this task was set by the british, why? because anglo-german antagonism in europe, it is so constant, the british, apparently, at some stage still wanted, well , if not to finish off germany, then at least to remove competitors from business, because the discussion was ongoing. at the pozdam conference in july-august 1945, when there was talk about the trial of war criminals, and stalin said, well, he said, at least someone needs to be put in the dock, even if it’s a rump. truman laughed it off and said i don’t like all of them. united states and england, starting from the twenty-fourth year they were already preparing. germany for a future war with the soviet union. there are the following statistics: from 1924 to 1929, the united states invested $2.5 billion in the german economy, and england one and a half billion dollars, which at today’s exchange rate is more than $1 trillion. this is a gigantic amount of inves

it concerned the congress of the german nazi party in nuremberg and raised many questions, especially the scale with which it took place. the chronicle captured 60 thousand stormtroopers marching in front of the fuhrer. he is greeted by maidens with white flowers, who are lined up in chains. only party members 2000 was delivered. these images make you wonder what happened to the national socialist party of germany? a political outsider, just a few months ago, who received a disgraceful 2.6% of the vote in the reichstag elections and ninth - last place. until recently, the party did not have the money to publish a newspaper with even a minimum circulation, but before the congress its circulation was already 100,000 copies. it was really something to think about. an emergency meeting in the kremlin in early january 1930 for the heads of foreign intelligence the ussr was not easy. information that came from sources in europe confirmed the worst assumptions. the national socialist party, led by hitler, was gaining weight and not without the support of influential circles in germany. the i

the history, the holocaust the history of world war two have not always run parallel at the nuremberg trials. of course there was focus on the atrocities of the nazis and the crimes against humanity, of which one part was the holocaust. but it wasn't fully understood how much of a priority that was of the nazis, the degree to which how central that was to hitler. and so it kind of faded from the picture. and while writings on nazi world war two and histories of the third reich continued the holocaust more or less dropped out in its 1979. there was a major meeting german and british historians, german instructors who put on outside of london and the great hitler biographer kershaw. as a young student last june, he was just the beginning of his profession, went to hear this because he was in all of these senior people and he later wrote, you know, it didn't occur to me at the time. only later that for two days they talked about the third reich and the structure of, the nazi germany, and nobody talked about the holocaust. it was just at the late seventies that this was beginning to chang

war, the west hid thousands of such kotryuks, not caring about international obligations at the nurembergf twelve counts. as part of the armed group 118, the battalion killed at least 393 people, including 125 children from the villages of khatyn and chmelevichy. selishche, zarechye, koteli, dalkovichi, veleika and others. he attempted the lives of at least 21 people, robbed, burned a village, and forcibly sent people into labor slavery in germany. on february 18, 1943, as part of the 118th battalion, he carried out a punitive operation in the villages of zarechye and kateley. at least sixteen people were burned alive. six, including children, managed to escape. when the shelling began, witness rusak was hiding with her mother under the stove. they smelled smoke, ran out into the yard, the houses were burning, she said, the punisher with a machine gun motioned for the mother to come up, she handed me her three-month-old sister, took off her sheepskin coat in one dress, went up to the nazis, told the children to run away, they ran away not far, lying in the snow, frozen, they waited when t

in the nuremberg verdict, which was pronounced against the main war criminals of germany, a statementated there in especially in all kinds of such atrocities not only against people in relation to historical monuments. that the principles of paktor erich were violated, you see, this cannot be underestimated. his office contains late works. the artist spent a third of his life in the himalayas: the famous triptych, long live the ruler, the treasure of the world canvas, paintings by his son svyatoslav, personal belongings from the roerichs’ house in the indian kullu valley, and many works contain this sign, the banner of peace. the roerich pact was developed by analogy with the international red cross. article three of the pact describes the distinctive banner, it looks like a circle with three red circles inside on a white background. according to roerich's plan, flags with such symbols should be hung over all buildings that the signatory state considers necessary to protect. in general, the sign of the three unities is sacred and exists in all cultures, starting with the spiral of lif

however, the international minutes called in nuremberg, stated that in concentration camps and events during world war 2, under the most brutal way, more than 700000 subs dues and rema killed. on the basis of captain jim and documents, we can say with certainty, the during the summer of 1942 defendant them asked officer cut low time was the main supplier to use the end of which test fields the these capture gym and documents can easily be obtained by any research it today in the bill and documentation center for the national archives in washington. they clearly say that that was the task and the job given to lieutenant code, developed time to select the capable and healthy captain prisoners to send for forced labor in germany. and those with most leels, poor quality was sent straight to your sentiments. that was the last march for your son, which prisoners the special gift of life. the last moment simple. people were forced to prepare their own mess graves the now we know the answer to why cut fall time was decorated during the summer of 1942. in western boston, and we've also found t

in the nuremberg verdict, which was pronounced against the main war criminals of germany, in relationally in all kinds of such atrocities not only against people in relation to historical monuments, a statement was made that the principles of the pact were violated roerich, you see, yes, he cannot be underestimated. his office contains late works; the artist spent a third of his life in the himalayas: the famous triptych, long live the lord, the treasure of the world, paintings by his son svyatoslav, personal belongings from the roerichs’ house in the indian kullu valley, and many works contain this sign, the banner of peace . the roerich pact was developed by analogy with the international red cross. if the international red cross protects human lives, then the red cross protects cultures. what is another name for paktreriha, he protects what makes a person a person, the understanding that culture is the basis, that it should be a priority, is very difficult, very slow to enter people's consciousness. roerrich proposed using a peace banner to mark cultural objects that a country part

children's language bible of 1483, nuremberg edition by anton kaberger, was part of the collection ofre interested in his personality? this is my grandfather, your grandfather, excuse me, i'm following. guess, maybe i can ask you for a favor, well, if you find out anything, keep me informed, thank you, thank you very much, if you need anything, call, contact me, i’ll help as best i can, call at any time, you’re upset, what do you think find out that your grandfather is a thief, and maybe end it there, well, don’t you really want to find out what happened next? "i know what needs to be done, we will advertise in the newspaper, evening tram, in an ordinary paper newspaper with a tv program, there is something in it, oh, you know, i liked one girl at school, but every time. when i called her and started to stutter out of excitement, she threw me off, it was very cruel, she never gave me a chance. kulyakov handed over on my word of honor and his responsibility. ivan, they called you.

language bible. 1483 nuremberg edition by anton kaberger, part of the collection of the silver libraryof strict regime, since then i have not seen him again, but i might be curious why you are interested in his personality, this is my grandfather, your grandfather, sorry, i should have guessed. can i ask you for a favor, well, if you find out anything, keep me informed, thank you, thank you very much, if you need anything, call, contact me, i will help as much as i can, call at any time, since this is what we say, have been and know , ending sign floating style baroka, and all the capitalists here are taking us away from the paeina such a dead end, because in the end the document to the architects was the myastsov admyslovite, the architect chakhovich. who he is is unknown. glyadzice is the prototype, the architecture of belarus. if there were more european trots, then just at... the 18th century we gained a higher level, we gained enough momentum to show something new and aryginal on our tv channel. people who can get caught, a simple tool can most likely be made, but here a tool that

discuss with you is yanovsky's nationalism, in the 45th year he works as a correspondent at the nuremberger the war, he writes the novel "living water", writes about the ukrainian village, the one that survived the fascist invasion, about that, about this, about the reconstruction of the ukrainian world destroyed by the fascists, and so on, and by the way, and this also reminds me so much of dovzhenkov's ukraine of fire, because in fact, for what they beat dovzhenko for ukraine with fire, for the same they started beating yanovsky for living water. and from kaganovych's presentation, i understand that, yes, he is scolded for the fact that it is nationalism, he is branded, he is forced to rewrite this novel, and this novel turns out to be something like this, but i have not read the novel mir, this reworked novel from this living water, i confess to you, i have not read it either, but my question is not about the novel, but about how he managed to avoid repression, how he managed to save his life and... this is such a question, on there is no answer to him myroslav, i believe that the natu

support for the movements of glorifying and promoting the nazi ideology that were condemned to by the nuremberg trials. as for the territorial aspects of a couple of days ago, for an affairs magazine published the piece about that negotiation, that is clearly an attempt to try and justify what the west did. let me explain for an affairs said the us and u. k. really told zalinski not to sign the deal, but they did it allegedly not because they wanted to continue their privacy were in ukraine and put a strain on the russian federation and to eliminate innocent russian civilians. but because they were concerned for that once they saw that the proposal was included and the creation of a guarantor group for ukraine security that included russia, china, and the west. and the reason for their concern is truly amazing. they said, well, we can sign it, but what of disagreement does not stand for somebody attacks, ukraine? maybe russia attacks ukraine. and in this case, as guarantors for ukraine, we would have to fight a war with russia. but this isn't something we want to and you see this is a very soph

support for the movements glorifying and promoting the nazi ideology that were condemned to by the nuremberg trials. as for the territorial aspect, a couple of days ago, for an affairs magazine published the piece is about that negotiation. that is clearly an attempt to try and justify what the west did. let me explain for an affairs said the us and u. k. really told zalinski not to sign the deal, but they did it allegedly not because they wanted to continue their proxy work in ukraine and put a strain on the russian federation and to eliminate innocent russian civilians. but because they were concerned for that once they saw that the proposal was included to the creation of a guarantor group for ukraine security that included russia, china, and the west. and the reason for their concern is truly amazing. they said, well, we can sign it. but what of disagreement does not stand for somebody attacks who crane maybe rush it attacks ukraine, and in this case, as guarantors for ukraine, we would have to fight the war with russia. but this isn't something we want to a, you see, this is a very soph

and we're going to hold people accountable in some sort of trials, the nuremberg style style trials for these people. i think that's the most likely thing that will be playing well. and i say, sir, uh, also garland. i really hope that all of the atrocities committed against the people of the don bass 8 years before this part of the complex are i hope they're not held accountable to you. you know, it didn't dimitry. it's very interesting in the 3 of us and our viewers have been watching this conflict very closely since 2014. let me repeat that, 2014. but the west is so afraid of peace. why? well, let's distinguish between the peoples of the west and so those who uh, i think that there is broad based support and always has been accepting perhaps moments of patriotic insanity like in the aftermath of 911 for peace. people generally do not want war. and all the horrors that that brings upon them. but unfortunately, through our re electoral system, not just the united states. now it's in virtually every culture in the west. we suffer from rigged elections and you end up with people in power.

amshey nuremberg, having returned to his homeland, began to write cartoons for growth windows, sayingn this genre that the level of the artist was visible and important. caricatures require an ideal drawing, unlike those posters that mayakovsky made, for example. propaganda posters played a huge role in domestic politics of that acute period. tas was created as an agency that was the only and unified body for the transmission of official state information. but in order to reach the soul of every person, it was necessary to come up with just such a form. and foreign policy was on the agenda at the windows. the opposition to the entente on the posters was very sharp. they supported the windows of the red army soldiers who fought against pan poland. but internal problems did not go unnoticed, bright slogans called for the fight against devastation and hunger, and inspired restoration economy of the country. three bright, avant-garde years with splashes of color and ringing slogans entered the history of art as a unique example of synthesis, politics and art. yulia kundryakova, vitaly pro

then for some reason this issue was not raised in order to preserve - the phenomenon, this is the nurembergies of historical commissions, most importantly, this is a new international order, this the un, within the framework of which a new world was already being created. and the third question, this is not entirely in relation to collaborators, it is rather in relation to those countries that were participants in the nazi bloc, yes, but which later became socialist states, firstly, this is part of germany, this is romania, this is bulgaria, and so on. the hungarian army , almost completely 3000 people, was destroyed near voronezh, they were not taken prisoner, why? because they were celebrating. with wild, indescribable atrocities, here, but no one in our country remembered this until now, that is, well, i say, there was some kind of ideological obstacle, but not only, you know, this the value of the winner, the moral value, i don’t know, the intangible value of the winner in the second world war in 1945, it was gigantic, no one could dispute it, what’s happening now, no one imagined in 19

and we're going to hold people accountable in some sort of uh, trials, the nuremberg style style trials for these people. i think that's the most likely thing that will be playing well. and i say, sir, uh, also guidelines. i really hope that all of the atrocities committed against the people of the don bass 8 years before this part of the complex are i hope they're held accountable to you, you know, it didn't. dimitri, it's very interesting waiting on the 3 of us and our viewers have been watching this conflict very closely since 2014. let me repeat that, 2014. but the west is so afraid of peace. why? as well, let's distinguish between the peoples of the west and so those uh, i think that there is broad based support and always has been accepting perhaps moments of patriotic insanity like in the aftermath of 911 for peace. people generally do not want wars and all of the horrors that that brings upon them. but unfortunately, through our re, electro system, not just the united states. now it's in virtually every culture in the west. we suffer from rig collections and you end up with peop

>> that is the opening scene of triumph of the will, taken at a 1934 nuremberg rally for adolf hitler. jochen “jack” wurfl, when you were six years old, you attended a heckler rally -- hitler rally in berlin. what you remember? >> i remember our teachers telling us to be sure to go there and see him, he is coming by on his birthday, april 20, and we did the best we could. peter: and you and your brother went up to the front to get a good view? mr. wurfl: yes, so we could see him. we were told to do that. peter: you were six years old at the time. do you remember how you felt about that? mr. wurfl: i felt kind of strange about it because i already knew from my parents that hitler was not someone we really wanted around or wanted to be with, but our teacher at school encouraged us very strongly to go and try to see him. peter: in your book, "my two lives" you talk about joining the hitler youth. why did you do that? mr. wurfl: in order to survive. if you didn't, by then i was already in the summer camp in northern germany by the north sea and if i would not have joined the hitler youth,

founder, who now at 88 is no longer involved in management, has been the honorary consul of russia in nuremberga wrote that knaof products are being used to restore mariupol. knau answered that since february in the twenty-second year, they do not supply products from the eu to russia, and that the company’s products reach end consumers through many dealers independent of knauf, as the rionovosti agency adds, the german prosecutor’s office has already decided to check the work of the knauf company in mariupol. the family mortgage rate for those with children over 6 years old can be doubled to 12%. the izvestia newspaper writes about this, citing sources close to us. for now, the rate on family mortgages is 6% for everyone and is valid until july 1 of this year. and here on last week, deputy finance minister ivan chebeskov reminded that there was an order from the president. for families with children under 6 years old, conditions after july 1st should remain the same. but for families where children are over 6 years old, as ivanichkov said, different options are being discussed. and on july 1 o

been made that these materials will be collected, that in any case there will be a new ukrainian nurembergevitable, and of course, this will happen when we achieve a complete victory over the ukrainian regime and its masters in any case, but there is another point about whether they will hear us in europe, will they hear us in the old world, there in america , yes, of course, they have their own propaganda that works with the local population, but they must understand that , let’s say, the old world, working blindly under america, lost its subjectivity absolutely, that is, the countries of the old world, the countries of europe absolutely lost their subjectivity and sovereignty, now all of these are an important point. uprisings of all sorts of farmers in europe, they just say that people want to return some kind of sovereignty, at least economic, we can help them return this sovereignty with the people of europe, not the european authorities for precisely the mission of russia in the new world war again liberate all of europe and give them some kind of freedom once again, now yes, so that

and unlike the trials of nazi officials in nuremberg, the british authorities failed to prosecute a singleugh many of them ended up in british prisoner of war camps. >> just to be clear, these are possible war criminals. the british government has gathered evidence against them, and they are in british custody. >> yes, they are at this point, yes. >> a sort of slam dunk case. >> you'd have thought. >> that's led marcus roberts and others to claim that the british government tried to cover up the extent of the atrocities on alderney. dr. carr told us that could be true. but one key document from the british war office investigation that may explain why there were no prosecutions is missing. >> it could have been shredded decades ago as part of, what do we need these files for anymore? >> but could it also have been shredded for more nefarious purposes? >> i have no idea. in order for me to say there was a cover-up, i want to see the decisions taken. i want to look through those steps and to make up my own mind. >> why might the british government have tried to cover up or whitewash what hap

ever since world war ii and the nuremberg trials of , the idea that you can defend yourself by sayingust following superior orders no longer holds. if you follow an unlawful order, you can be prosecuted. what would happen, what we fear what happened is you would direct his political appointees, the secretary of defense, the service secretaries, to tell the military to do something that is unlawful under our system. they in transmitting those orders to the military leaders and expecting them to transmit them down into units and soldiers, it would break the bond that has to exist, the trust that has to exist between political appointees and career military leaders. that is the underpinning of how our system of defense works of what we call civil military relations and civilian control of the military. it would tear it apart because on the one hand, the political leaders would be saying follow the orders of the president and on the other hand, the military leaders would be saying i can't do that because that is an unlawful order. that would create chaos in the department of defense, chao

by the way, the song that philip just performed is the soundtrack to the film “nuremberg”, and for theeady to endlessly hone her vocal skills, and the audience is ready to endlessly listen to the performer’s enchanting voice. let us remember our forbidden paradise. he was for both of us, the best, so you know, side effects in the stomach, in my heart, hug me and don’t let go, no chance, you again ask to stay, give up, i’m sorry, this time the ending for us is so predictable. 10 minutes before dawn, don’t take your eyes off, i won’t give way to tears, i’m leaving the theater, memories yes... like without fear, we will remember yours forbidden and paradise, it was for the two of us, it was better for the two of us, you know, the shelves in the stomach, it is in my heart, hug me and don’t let me in, we will remember our forbidden paradise, it was for the two of us, the best so you know, little sheep in the stomach, my heart, mine, hug me and don’t let me go, let’s leave this feeling without rules with us to secretly escape, the heart back to him, alone, in the morning we can’t be returned

burdenko commission, which, by the way, for some reason does not publish now, there is finally the nurembergplace, listen, they’ll let me say it or not, i didn’t recognize it, you’d be better off playing sports, or maybe i should. another who confirms that they shot germans, they can be listed in dozens. documents that recently, not only this year, last year, were published by the fsb, clearly indicate that it was the germans who shot, but this causes terrible discomfort in part of our establishment, including the intellectual one, who feels that they step on their toes, so they start to behave so inappropriately. here are the documents that the fsb has now declassified, last year, by the way, what are they talking about? about the fact that the germans shot, well, let’s figure out why the germans did it, let's take direct evidence, the so -called primofacies, if we really speak scientifically, bullets, ropes, documents were left on the corpses, here is a respected liberal expert, he generally knows that there was an nkvd instruction that forbade leaving any documents on the executed maybe i

at first glance, this bunker is in nuremberg looks quite capable for its purposes, but in case of anks, but it was never used. this bunker will no longer function mainly because it no longer has an exhaust hood to remove the exhaust gases from the diesel generator that produces electricity, as well as a water supply, so it is not possible to live here. in 2007, the then federal government decided to decommission and disband these bunkers because it considered that they were no longer needed. this decision is being discussed again in connection with the war in ukraine. in germany, there are still only 579 public shelters for almost 480,000 people. for comparison, switzerland has 360,000 bunkers, so it can shelter almost its entire population. the situation in germany must change, according to both the association of cities and municipalities and the cdu party. we need to modernize. bunkers, so to speak, bringing them up to date, and also thinking about how to intelligently create more shelters in underground stations, parking lots, and so on. defense minister pistorius recently visite

at first glance, this bunker in nuremberg looks quite suitable for its purposes, but in case of an emergencye shelter was built in the seventies to protect against possible consequences. this bunker will no longer function mainly because it no longer has an exhaust hood to remove the exhaust gases from the diesel generator that generates electricity, as well as water supply, so you can’t live here. in 2007, the then federal government decided to decommission and disband these bunkers because they felt they were larger. not needed. this decision is being discussed again in connection with the war in ukraine. in germany, there are still only 579 public shelters, designed for almost 480 thousand people. for comparison, switzerland has 360,000 bunkers, so it can shelter almost its entire population. the situation in germany must change. they think both in the association of cities and municipalities and in the cdu party. it is necessary to modernize the bunkers, so to speak, to bring them into line with modern requirements, and also to think about how to intelligently create more shelters, under

bench, well , not all of them, of course, some in the states, some in argentina, some in the dock in nurembergwho have already been brought up, after all, something needs to be done with them too, we them, well, it’s impossible to convince them, this guy, look who with this, with this, so to say, i read these poems with drive and inner fervor, it’s clearly already become. part of his personality, what to do with it? you definitely won’t do anything with a dead person, an idea cannot be destroyed by destroying its carrier, physical destruction. what will lead to the emergence of new carriers of this idea, maybe you heard in forty-three in moscow there was a conspiracy of the golden youth, well , something like a conspiracy of the golden youth, when the children of the leaders of soviet institutions at the ministry level staged a fascist conspiracy, well, they were forgiven then, he said quite bloodily, no matter how it was not necessary, this conspiracy was headed by the son of the minister of arms shakurin, he was about 15 years old, these are these... well, in general, they had it all, that i