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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"International Military Tribunal"”.
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Reporting on the Holocaust in South Africa: An Examination of Press Coverage and Memorialization in the Aftermath of World War II
… camps, the subsequent Belsen Trial, and the International Military Tribunal. It also uncovers how the Jewish community established commemorative practices and disseminated knowledge of the Holocaust between 1945 and 1960. This is achieved by examining the most widely circulated newspapers …
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The Soviet Prosecution At Nuremberg and Its Relation to Nazi Collaboration in Ukraine
… to Ukrainian nationalists in the Minutes of the International Military Tribunal held in the Meyer Library at Southwest Missouri State University. From this investigation the author decided to explore the motivation of the Soviet prosecution with respect to Ukrainian nationalist partisans. For …
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Problems and Implications of Outlawing Aggressive War : An Examination of the Charter Resulting from the London Conference, August 8, 1945
The problem. The International Military Tribunal which tried Nazi Germany's leaders after the Second World War was predicated on the Allied nations' signing of the London Charter, which provided the law and procedures for the Nuremberg war-crime trials. The Charter is something of a landmark, both …
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The emergence of incitement to genocide within the Nuremberg trial process: The case of Julius Streicher
… Streicher, was prosecuted in 1945/46 before the International Military Tribunal (IMT) for 'the incitement of the persecution of the Jews'. The newly defined category of 'crimes against humanity' under Article 6( c) of the Nuremberg Charter, classified 'persecutions on political, racial, or …
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Amnesty and accountability : a study of the South African amnesty in the light of the Nuremberg Tribunal
… historical context of this enquiry is the the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg (IMT) in Germany 1945 1946, which established a precedent for individual criminal accountability for crimes against humanity. The Nuremberg precedent fundamentally assumed that individuals at every level …
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Baldur Von Schirach
… Youth Leader and Gauleiter oi Vienna, before the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg in 1946. He had been indicted on charges of participating in the Nazi conspiracy and of crimes against humanity. He was one of the few who admitted his guilt, an admission which was far more condemning …