Titlebook: Dealing with Totalitarian Regimes and Human Rights; A Polish-German Dial Max-Emanuel Geis,Adam Bosiacki,Christoph Safferlin Conference proc

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The Nuremberg Trial Against the Major German War Criminal Before the International Military Tribunal costly victory over Nazi Germany presented convincing evidence for the German aggression crimes before the International Military Tribunal. This chapter contains a brief outline of this revolutionary international criminal trial, its accused, the core crimes, and the procedure. It also takes up cri

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Failed Justice and the Victims of the Eastern Front of the First World War: Criminal Justice–Vigilantcome. Second, it will scrutinise the trial of the political assassin . and its outcome as well as its impact on the international community, and, third, it will observe the recognition and satisfaction of victims as political justice.

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The Nuremberg Principles from Historical, Philosophical, and Contemporary Legal Perspectivesew critical points. In addition to the principle of criminal liability for international crimes, the basics of criminal proceedings were also developed in Nuremberg. However, these principles were never applied to communist crimes. This article discusses attempts to deal with human rights violations