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The conceptual framework for the above emerged out of the International Military Tribunal that was set up to neutralise Germany as a superpower.
Since then, the recent establishing and funding by the USA of an International War Crimes Tribunal at Den Haag has seen the development of a partisan approach to the concept 'war crimes' and 'war criminals'.
Interestingly, establishing the United Nation's-sponsored War Crimes Tribunal in Rome, has been boycotted by the USA.
And still the hunt for so-called World War Two 'war criminals', headed by the Jewish Simon Wiesenthal Centres, continues unabated.
Again we have to ask the question: In whose interest is it? The answer is obvious: the Zionist, apartheid and racist state of Israel.
Michael Freund: Linked to WWII crimes, Waldheim continues to receive UN pension
Mark
Heinrich: Amnesty accuses Israel of war crimes in West
Bank
Paul Gallagher: Was Winston
Churchill a war criminal? German victims cry out against Allied
bombing
Justin
Webb : US anger at war crimes threat
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