History Miscellany：Famous war criminals who have escaped in history

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Kshin Say History

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History is a time-space capsule that has been recorded since human beings left records. It is recorded regardless of whether it is good or bad, beauty or ugliness. Through sound and text, in a simple and easy-to-understand way, the interesting or worth mentioning past is presented in different ways. Come out and hope to have more ideas about life or the future. This channel is different from other talk shows. It has a very clear theme rotation. Kenshin tells the history of familiar or unfamiliar. I hope it can bring you a direction of thinking when you encounter difficulties in life. Finding

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History Miscellany：Famous war criminals who have escaped in history

Kshin Say History

9 minutes 1 second

3 years ago

History Miscellany：Famous war criminals who have escaped in history

On March 16, U.S. time, President Joe Biden, in a change from the practice of most U.S. presidents over the past 75 years of avoiding the "personalization of conflict" to the number one nuclear weapon opponent in times of crisis, officially declared Russian President Vladimir Putin a "war criminal" to reporters, the most serious accusation made by a U.S. official in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

But is it serious to call him a war criminal? Put it this way, the charge is as serious as piracy and genocide," said David Crane, who served as chief prosecutor of the United Nations Special Court for the Lion Rock Republic. .

A "war criminal" is a person who violates the laws of armed conflict in the course of war, including military operations that violate international law and personal crimes committed in the process, such as planning or initiating aggressive war, killing or abusing prisoners of war, or genocide.

What is the definition of war crimes? The modern concept of war crimes was further developed under the auspices of the Nuremberg Trials, in accordance with the London Charter published on August 8, 1945, as the war crimes trials of the Axis leaders after World War II established the Nuremberg Principles of Law. In addition to war crimes, the Charter also defined crimes against peace and humanity, which were usually committed during war and coincided with war crimes........