No, not American, and not sure when. I just hate nazis. To add i am in almost every case imaginable against capital punishment. There are very very small exceptions in my books.
The division committed several war crimes while en route to and during the early battles of the Allied Normandy landings, including the Ascq and Normandy massacres, and several massacres, arsons and rapes in the cities of Plomion, Tavaux, Bouillon, Godinne, Hun, Rivere, Warnant and Namur.
Germany had plenty to fill their prisons with, which they didn’t do:
“But while in West Germany and united Germany between 1946 and 2005, cases were brought against 140,000 individuals, only 6,656 were convicted of Nazi crimes. And ‘the vast majority of sentences, just under five thousand (4,993), were relatively lenient, with terms of imprisonment of up to two years,’ Fulbrook writes.”
They should’ve been in german prisons. Canada is not fascist Argentina.
Or german gallows
When did Germany get rid of the death penalty?
I was referring to the Nuremberg trials
Yes but when did Germany abolish the practice and are you’re American by chance?
No, not American, and not sure when. I just hate nazis. To add i am in almost every case imaginable against capital punishment. There are very very small exceptions in my books.
Nazis should always have the books thrown at them.
What do you do with teenage soldiers as young as 15? Not a hypothetical: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12th_SS_Panzer_Division_Hitlerjugend
Bearing in mind they grew up knowing no political climate other than Nazi Germany. They would have been 3 when Hitler took power.
Prison them for 10 years if their records are bad but it depends on the cases.
Germany had plenty to fill their prisons with, which they didn’t do:
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