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The most basic nuremberg principle is that
such severe crimes as these mass crimes, state crimes, crimes against humanity,
war crimes must not be unpunished, but must be tried before an international
or national court in order to document and
portray these crimes, but also in order to satisfy the needs of
the victims for a certain punishment of those guilty of these crimes
such severe crimes as these mass crimes, state crimes, crimes against humanity,
war crimes must not be unpunished, but must be tried before an international
or national court in order to document and
portray these crimes, but also in order to satisfy the needs of
the victims for a certain punishment of those guilty of these crimes
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The most basic nuremberg principle is that
such severe crimes as these mass crimes,
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state crimes, crimes against humanity,
war crimes must not be unpunished,
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but must be tried before an international
or national court
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in order to document and
portray these crimes,
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but also in order to satisfy the needs of
the victims for a certain punishment
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of those guilty of these crimes.
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Movie Summary
99% of those who carried out the murders in the Holocaust were never prosecuted. Why not?
