Shunned History | International Criminal Law and Lessons for Today | Episode 5

#thegaze #shunned_history #NurembergTrials #russia #putin Join us as we delve into the historical significance of the Nuremberg Trials and their profound impact on the development of international criminal law. We explore the life and work of Ben Ferencz, the last prosecutor of the Nuremberg Trials, who actively advocated for the establishment of a permanent International Court. His vision materialized with the establishment of the International Criminal Court in The Hague in 2002. In today's episode, our host Alex Skrimenko plunged into the principles of international law that emerged from the Nuremberg experience and discuss their applicability in addressing contemporary issues, particularly the Russian aggression. Discover the unique judicial process of the Nuremberg Trials, where leaders of entire states faced accountability for war crimes and genocide. We also draw parallels between the past and present, and explore the possibilities of conducting a new Nuremberg trial against Russian war criminals. Gain a deeper understanding of the principles that shape international law and their importance in promoting justice and accountability on a global scale.