at the nuremberg trials , figures were given for damage not only within the soviet union as a whole, but also for belarus, as one of the most severely damaged soviet republics. along with such cities as kiev and leningrad that suffered the most , not only the capital of belarus, the city, were mentioned. when the first losses of the bssr were calculated after liberation. the damage from the equipment, other material and cultural values, human and labor resources taken to germany had not yet been fully assessed. but even this 2-year period became a drama for the republic; its residents were to live through the most difficult period in the history of the restoration of belarus. information about the damage caused to the bssr began to be made public immediately after the expulsion of the enemy from belarus. on march 21, 1944, in gomel, the first regional city of the republic liberated from the fascists, a session of the supreme... council began its work. bssr. it became the first in the history of the soviet union, which was held already on the liberated territory, but still in the cond

the nuremberg trials are a series of military trials held by the allies after world war ii under international law and the laws of war. the importance of this court was in the trial of a group of prominent members of the political, military, judicial and economic leaders of nazi germany, people who planned and executed war crimes, or were somehow involved in them. the proceedings were held in the city of nuremberg, germany, and the judgments issued in it are the transition point from classical laws to contemporary international laws. hannah arendt was born in hanover, germany. he was born in october 1906 came 8 years before world war i broke out . he later studied political philosophy and received his doctorate from the university of heidelberg, the oldest university in the world. this woman's inquisitive mind was focused on jewish history and the situation of her co-religionists since the years when she worked as a director at the research center of the jewish relations conference. in berlin, arendt started writing the biography of rachel farnhagen, a jewish woman. hannah arendt wondered what

and the world will learn about the fascists' know-how on mass extermination of people at the nuremberg trials in 1946. the materials of the azarich death camp case will contain evidence of more than 20 thousand prisoners exterminated in record time, even by wartime standards . in almost 10 days. according to the classification of crimes against humanity, it will be classified as category a, and in its cruelty, it will be on par with sventsem and majdanok. the fascists did not disdain use all possible means to hold their positions. tank commander. hosbach personally reported the containment plan to hitler. in places where the defense could be breached, it was necessary to organize three camps. fill them with people infected with typhus and other infectious diseases, and the plan was quickly implemented. a letter to our dear leader, comrade stalin, from 3,300 citizens of soviet belarus, liberated by our valiant red army. they were immediately finished off by the german monsters. here comes a woman with three children, one little one is behind, the german shoots at him. when the mother an

these are crimes that at nuremberg and afterwards were hanged for. we don't hang people in international law, but these are these are crimes for which people should be put in a concrete box for a really, really long time. i don't expect that to happen because what however, his aggression in ukraine ends it's probably not going to be with him seized and arrested and tried in the international courts, but i'm happily be proven wrong. thank you.

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and yeah, people see often their pictures and say it reminds them of nuremberg or something like that of a mass march and they come the kkk fascism. all these things have a similar genesis in this big public nationalist moment in the 19th century, and they go different directions. right. but we saw charlottesville marching with torches is striking for very different causes, very different. it has a public impact. and that's what mass movements want to do, whether it's anti neo-nazi, whatever it be, it catches the eye the wide awakes happened upon seeing that worked for movements too but it is troubling lot of people they see these guys with torches and capes and it looks not honest, abe. it doesn't look like the story we wanted to tell ourselves. so i think it's easier to leave them on the sidelines. additionally, they're mostly grassroots, working class kids who aren't commanding national attention at the time, it was a little harder to tell their story, but their diaries are everywhere. their letters everywhere. we have their capes, torches. we know they existed and think it's a fun

and yeah, people see often their pictures and say it reminds them of nuremberg or something like that of a mass march and they come the kkk fascism. all these things have a similar genesis in this big public nationalist moment in the 19th century, and they go different directions. right. but we saw charlottesville marching with torches is striking for very different causes, very different. it has a public impact. and that's what mass movements want to do, whether it's anti neo-nazi, whatever it be, it catches the eye the wide awakes happened upon seeing that worked for movements too but it is troubling lot of people they see these guys with torches and capes and it looks not honest, abe. it doesn't look like the story we wanted to tell ourselves. so i think it's easier to leave them on the sidelines. additionally, they're mostly grassroots, working class kids who aren't commanding national attention at the time, it was a little harder to tell their story, but their diaries are everywhere. their letters everywhere. we have their capes, torches. we know they existed and think it's a fun

world war ii metaphors, any military officers who are wavering might read up on the story of the nuremberghich i was just following orders was the kind of defense that led to the gallows. but look, we know what motivates trump. it's nothing -- it's absolutely nothing but self-aggrandizement. so in any given moment whatever trump thinks is in that moment the advantageous thing, he will order flag officers to do. and again, flag officers would be well reminded, and i don't think they need this reminder, that their oath is to the constitution of the united states and to take care that the laws be faithfully executed, not to any one individual. >> let me dig back into this reporting with you, miles taylor. this is a deeply reported story about the tragic murder of a member of the military and donald trump's offer to pay for the funeral. let me pick up the reporting where they are reporting out the process of the funeral bill showing up at the white house. quote, according to a person close to trump at the time, the president was agitated by mccarthy, the secretary of the army, ryan mccarthy's