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corruptmewithpower Donating Member (411 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Apr-22-09 11:49 AM
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5. Plenty of legal precedent.
Nuremberg trials

After World War II, the trials of the 24 chief Nazi war criminals November 1945–October 1946 by an international military tribunal consisting of four judges and four prosecutors: one of each from the USA, UK, USSR, and France. An appendix accused the German cabinet, general staff, high command, Nazi leadership corps, SS, Sturmabteilung, and Gestapo of criminal behaviour.
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