president steinmeyer, as you heard there, was trying to draw the lessons of nuremberg and understandts significance today, saying that not offering a response to the unprecedented crimes of nazis was not an option. something had to be done, and nuremberg was that onset. it was a revolution, he said, of world historical significance that led to the international institutions of criminal justice such as the international criminal court, that we have today, and we also -- it also allowed for a reevaluation of the past here in germany itself, one of the important legacies that it had. the president's speech really looking at the broadview. we also heard from benjamin barrett, somebody who was involved in the nuremberg trials, as the chief prosecutor in one of the follow-up trials to the main tribunal that happened in the late 1940's, and he appealed to people listening to him to really turn away from war, to assert the principle of law rather than war. he pointed out that even now, 75 years on after the nuremberg trials, wars are still going on and atrocities are still being committed. p

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and germany marks 75 years since the start of the nuremberg trials, president frankfurters steinmeyer urges the world soup honor the legacy of the proceedings. the prosecution of top nazi officials helped pave the way for future war criminals to be tried under international law. and jared ray. thank you for joining me. us dr. giant pfizer and its german partner by own take have applied for a marriage and authorized action for their corona, virus vaccine. in the united states. the vaccine has a high safety record. and based on that, the u.s. food and drug administration could grant permission before testing is complete. and if it does, the 1st doses could be administered as early as next month. now across the world, the severe health an economic impacts of the pandemic mean a vaccine can't come soon enough. a small pub with a big history 60 years of just the one of the albatross pub in california, once hosted intellectuals of the free speech movement in the sixty's today is shutting down for good jude to the coronavirus pandemic. where people came. everybody came to hang out and talk a

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the german president franchise has steinmeyer put in context months. some may be irritated to see traditions cited this way. traditions tied to militarism nationalism and ruthless power mongering. presho also stands for a very different sound and forward looking traditional fare in light and intolerant of education and humanistic thinking. and frederick the great samus belief that everyone must find belief in his own way. the early parts of the building will officially open on december the 17th, a virtual opening. needless to say, use of the current current virus restrictions. a lot of controversy about this project to dissect it. my colleague kennedy joins me now. how far do we have to go to understand the story? yeah, quite a long way robin. there are 2 controversies that come together here. one is about the rebuilding of the building itself, the berlin, paris. the other is about the home forum. this is the super museum, the center of culture, based on the british museum, which the paris will power. well, let's start with the building. ok, well they'

german president, vulture steinmeyer, signed the bill into law earlier this evening. it takes effect tomorrow. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets today to protest as politicians debated the legislation thank water cannon and pepper spray deployed by police to disperse the demonstrators. thousands gathered near the german parliament building many in the crowd, not wearing masks, or maintaining social distancing. they were protesting against coronavirus restrictions, which they see as a violation of their civil rights. in my opinion, the restrictions are disproportionate. surely it should have been possible to come up with other measures that don't cause so much suffering. you still believe i'm here for my children and my grandchildren. i will not allow their freedom to be taken away. yeah. well police clashed with protesters outside lawmakers inside parliament who are largely in agreement and approve the new infection protections long. the law is meant to put the government's response of the coronavirus on a stronger legal footing. previous legislation only

and as you were saying, president steinmeyer, i think, made a very thoughtful speech. there. he was saying that the principle that governments and states must be held to account if they, if they commit atrocities or of crimes of perpetrated in their name. and that was really what began here in europe. doing nothing, giving no response as some suggest it was not an option. he said it really was a revolution of world historical significance. that of course, did lead to the institutions of international criminal justice like the i.c.c. that we see today. so president dime, i was recalling all those things. we also heard from the foreign ministers representatives of the year for victorious allies in the 2nd world war, but also from the chief prosecutor in one of the follow on trials from the main, international military tribunal. the so-called s.s., i know that in that group and trial at the g. prosecutor venue, i mean ferentz. now, in his eighty's, he sent a video message, a paling to the world to promote the principle of law rather than war. and he mentioned how wars are still

the german president, frankfurt has steinmeyer put in context months some may be irritated to see traditions cited this way. traditions tied to militarism nationalism and ruthless power mongering. politics that were pressure also stands for very different sound and forward looking traditions and fairly light and intolerant of education and humanistic thinking. and frederick the great samus belief that everyone must find belief in his own way. the early parts of the building will officially open on december the 17th, a virtual opening. needless to say, due to the current current virus restrictions. a lot of controversy about this project. to dissect it. my colleague, adrian kennedy joins me now. hire far back to we have to go to understand story. yeah. quite a long way robin. there are 2 controversies that come together here. one is about the rebuilding of the building itself, the berlin, paris. the other is about the home built forum. this is the super museum, the center of culture, based on the british museum, which in paris will power. well, let's start with the building. ok, well, they're

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german president from vulgar steinmeyer signed the bill into law earlier this evening. it takes effect tomorrow. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets today to protest as politicians debated the legislation thank water cannon and pepper spray deployed by police to disperse the demonstrators. thousands gathered near the german parliament building many in the crowd, not wearing masks, or maintaining social distancing. they were protesting against coronavirus restrictions, which they see as a violation of their civil rights. in my opinion, the restrictions are disproportionate. surely it should have been possible to come up with other measures that don't cost so much suffering. you still believe i am here for my children and my grandchildren. i will not allow their freedom to be taken away. yeah. well police clashed with protesters outside lawmakers inside parliament who are largely in agreement and approve the new infection protections long. the law is meant to put the government's response of the coronavirus on a stronger legal footing. previous legislation only

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the german president frank felt as steinmeyer put in context months. some may be irritated to see tradition cited this way, traditions tied to militarism nationalism and ruthless power mongering. politics that when the pressure also stands for very different sound and forward looking traditions fair in light and intolerant of education and humanistic thinking. and frederick the great samus belief that everyone must find belief in his own way. the early parts of the building will officially open on december the 17th, a virtual opening. needless to say, do you see the current current virus restrictions? a lot of controversy about this project to dissect it. my colleague, adrian kennedy joins me now. how far back do we have to go to understand the story? yeah. well, quite a long way robyn? there are 2 controversies that come together here. one is about the rebuilding of the building itself, the berlin, paris. the other is about the home forum. this is the super museum, the center of culture, based on the british museum, which in paris will how well, let's