‘God Is Queer’ Declares Pastor at Protestant Church Congress in Germany
A Christian pastor declared that “God is queer” at the final service of the Protestant Church Congress in Germany on Sunday.
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Normandy Veteran, Battle of the Bulge Survivor: Nuremberg Trials Prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz Dies at 103
Benjamin Ferencz, a pioneering prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials who secured convictions for Nazi death squad commanders, has died at 103 years old.
Visions of ‘Justice’: Ukraine Wants Tanks in Moscow, Estonia Talks ‘Nuremberg Trials’ For Russian Leaders
Thoughts are turning to the end of the Ukraine war, with suggestions from war crimes trials to Ukrainian tanks parked in Moscow’s Red Square.
The German Solution: State to Import Migrants from Turkey in Bid to Solve Airport Delays
In a bid to solve delays in the country’s airports, Germany is to do what it does best: bring in more migrants, mostly from Turkey.
Exclusive — Nazi Hunter on Nuremberg Trials Anniversary: Most of the ‘Baddest Actors’ Escaped Justice
Most of the “baddest actors” charged at the Nuremberg Trials escaped justice, Dean Reuter, general counsel and vice president at the Federalist Society and co-author of The Hidden Nazi: The Untold Story of America’s Deal with the Devil, stated on Friday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily.
DOJ Deports Former Nazi Camp Guard to Germany Following 2020 Conviction
DOJ announced over the weekend that it has sent a 95-year-old former guard at a World War II concentration camp prison back to Germany.
Germany Commemorates 75th Anniversary of Landmark Nuremberg Trials
BERLIN — Seventy-five years ago, the dock of Courtroom 600 of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice was packed with some of the most nefarious figures of the 20th Century: Hermann Goering, Rudolf Hess, Joachim von Ribbentrop and 18 other high-ranking Nazis.
Nuremberg Preserves Nazi Past, Stone by Stone
Nuremberg (Germany) — When Nazi ruins begin to crumble, is it better for Germany to rip them down or restore them?
UN Investigator Calls for Islamic State ‘Nuremberg’ Terrorist Trials
Islamic State terrorists should be brought to justice via a system of trials modelled on those used to convict Nazi leaders at Nuremberg in the immedate aftermath of World War II, according to a lead UN investigator.
Dozens of Hitler Artworks to be Auctioned in Nuremberg
TEL AVIV – Thirty-one artworks said to have been painted by Adolf Hitler will be auctioned for sale on Saturday in Nuremberg, with the highest starting price set at more than $50,000.
German Stabbing Suspect Has Long Arrest Record, Says Prosecutor
BERLIN (AP) — Bavarian authorities say the 38-year-old German man arrested in connection with stabbing three women in Nuremberg last week has a long criminal record, including a sexual assault conviction.
Investigation After Three Women Stabbed in Four Hours in German City
German police say three women have been stabbed and wounded in the city of Nuremberg, and they are investigating whether the incidents are connected.
Investigation After Suspected Failed Terror Attack Against German High Speed Train, Arabic Message Found
German authorities are taking “very seriously” an apparently failed attempt to damage and derail a high-speed ICE intercity train after Arabic messages threatening attacks were discovered nearby.
