🍊Julie617 on GETTR : Viet Nam....Hanoi Hilton...Germany....Auschwitz...Rwanda...Genocide A quote from the Holocaust Encyclopedia "In another...
Viet Nam....Hanoi Hilton...Germany....Auschwitz...Rwanda...Genocide A quote from the Holocaust Encyclopedia "In another landmark case, the ICTR convicted a newspaper publisher and a radio station owner of the crime of incitement to genocide (a third defendant was found guilty as well, but was acquitted on appeal). It was the first time since the Nuremberg trial of the major German war criminals that an international court examined the responsibility of the media for mass atrocities. " Just putting it out there..........you decide
Viet Nam....Hanoi Hilton...Germany....Auschwitz...Rwanda...Genocide A quote from the Holocaust Encyclopedia "In another landmark case, the ICTR convicted a newspaper publisher and a radio station owner of the crime of incitement to genocide (a third defendant was found guilty as well, but was acquitted on appeal). It was the first time since the Nuremberg trial of the major German war criminals that an international court examined the responsibility of the media for mass atrocities. " Just putting it out there..........you decide

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