Word: nuremberg
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Shades of postwar Germany? The U.S. and the Russians continue to squabble over who will control which sector of war-torn Kosovo, while the full horror of what transpired there comes to light. This time, however, nobody?s holding their breath for a Nuremberg trial. Britain alleged Thursday that at least 10,000 Kosovars had been massacred in more than 100 separate incidents, as NATO troops uncover scores of mass graves and returning refugees piece together the horrific tales of the victims? last hours. However, although U.S. forces have arrested two suspected war criminals from among retreating Yugoslav forces...
...form of justice serves. Lawrence Langer says it just right in his new book, Preempting the Holocaust: "Here injustice prevails." Injustice wins. Thus the general feeling of emptiness, of the absence of retribution, at the trial and execution of Adolf Eichmann in Israel in 1962, and even at the Nuremberg trials, where "war crimes" were supposed to find a fitting punishment. There are no moral equivalents. One might have hanged Himmler, Goebbels, Goring, Hitler himself--hanged them in a row and left their corpses to rot in public view, and still all one would have felt was a pitiless vacancy...
DIED. MARVIN KRIEGER, 78, U.S. World War II fighter turned judge at the Nuremberg trials; in San Diego, Calif. After retiring from the Army in 1971 with myriad honors, including a Bronze Star for his role in the D-day invasion, Krieger taught law at the University of San Diego...
...name really fast, and people will think you're talking about Austin Powers. The Harvard University Art Museum proudly presents "The Annual E. Power Biggs Memorial Bach Recital," with Werner Jakob, founder and artistic director of Nuremberg's Musica Sacra Festival. Adolphus Busch Hall, 29 Kirkland St. 495-4544. 3 p.m. $8 students...
...infamous Nuremberg site consisted of a list of 200 abortionists along with their addresses and information about their families. The site also provided some facts about abortion and displayed graphic pictures of aborted babies. The listed abortionists were labeled "baby butchers" and those who had been killed were crossed out on the list. The posters in question were "wanted" posters listing the names of 12 leading abortionists and asking for "information leading to the arrest, conviction and revocation of license to practice medicine" of those abortionists. Neither the Web site nor the posters contained any statements explicitly advocating or condoning...