>numerous examples of aggressive wars of conquests happening even under supposed "international law" banning it>the tribunal countries all now have state secret policies, concentration camps, and other violation of civil liberties that the Third Reich hadHas history vindicated them?
there was method to their madness
>>18118307kangaroo courtthey hanged the Sturmer midwit (by Nazi standards he was stupid despite his iq being 105 or so) only because he heiled Hitler in court and they were offendedbotched the execution too
>United Kingdom - Engaged in interventions in about 47 different countries since 1945. A report by Declassified UK documents “83 military interventions … since 1945, in 47 different countries.” > United States - Engaged in military interventions in “nearly 400” countries or territories, and over 500 interventions since 1776 (with many after WWII). For example, one source states the U.S. “has been involved in hundreds of interventions… engaging in nearly 400 military interventions between 1776 and 2023.” >France - Engaged in interventions in at least dozens of countries; e.g., in Africa alone “more than 130” interventions from 1945–2005. A study says: “From 1945-2005, France conducted more than 130 military interventions in Africa.” Another source notes that since 1963 France intervened 31 times in Africa (in Francophone states) alone. The exact total number of distinct countries is less frequently cited, but clearly France has a significant footprint, especially in its former colonies.> Russia (and its Soviet predecessor) - In a study of Russian interventions, authors count 25 interventions for Russia (post-Soviet) in the dataset they analysed. Another source says Russia has “been involved in a military action on average every two years” since 1945.
>>18118329Well yea sure they violated their rights by keeping the detained under protective custody for months without a formal charge and sure they obtained testimony using torture which makes that testimony illegal and sure they took their war medals which is a direct violation of not just the Geneva Conventions, but of the declaration of Allied nations they won't take their medals.
>>18118332Only difference is all of those were justified. Germany had ko right to demand land that belong to the Czechs or Polish.
Reminder that Albert Göring was brought into the Nuremberg trial as he was the brother of Hermann Göring, but was acquitted of all charges as he was not involved in any Nazi warcrimes and was a staunch opponent of Nazi ideology. Anyone who claims that the Nuremberg trials were just a kangaroo court and humiliation ritual are idiots
>>18118451Why would they kill an obviously innocent man? It was hard enough for them to hold their laughter trying the main germans
>>18118307>Vae Victis>n-no, not like that!
>>18118429>All wars fought by Britain, France, the USA and Russia since 1945 are all totally justified.You don’t believe that. No one believes that.
