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How Germany's Nuremberg trial for Nazi crimes transformed international law

Eighty years ago, on 20 November, 1945, the historic trials of many leaders of the Nazi Third Reich began in Nuremberg, Germany, just months after the end of WWII. The exceptional procedure laid the foundations of a new international legal model to prosecute crimes against humanity.

Radio France Internationale

Russell Crowe Shaken By Nazi Role In Festival Hit 'Nuremberg'

Russell Crowe's nerve-shredding portrayal of a notorious Nazi on trial and Angelina Jolie's deeply personal dive into the world of French fashion led a busy Sunday of world premieres at the Toronto film festival.

International Business Times

Daniel Craig Leads Hollywood Stars To Toronto For 50th Film Fest

Hollywood stars arrived in Toronto Thursday for a celebratory 50th edition of North America's biggest film festival, with new movies from Daniel Craig, Sydney Sweeney and Matthew McConaughey among a packed lineup.

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Finland will finally remove swastikas from the flag of its air force after ‘awkward situations’

Finland's air force adopted the swastika emblem in 1918

The Independent UK

Painting allegedly looted by Nazis during WWII spotted in real estate listing

The original ‘Portrait of a Lady’ appeared to be hanging above a velvet sofa in the living room of a chalet for sale

The Independent UK

Scottish auction house U-turns hours after defending Nazi memorabilia sale

A SCOTTISH auction house has U-turned and said it will no longer include Nazi and SS artefacts in future auctions ...

The National (Scotland)

Auction house pledges to no longer include Nazi items in future militaria sales

Some Third Reich items featured in a sale in Glasgow on Wednesday.

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Scottish auction house defends sales of Nazi memorabilia

A SCOTTISH auction house has defended the inclusion of Nazi memorabilia in a sale of military items ...

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow auctioneers defend sale of Nazi memorabilia

Several items featured the swastika, while others were linked to a high-profile Nazi

The Independent UK

Auction house defends the inclusion of Nazi items in sale of militaria

The Third Reich artefacts went under the hammer at McTear’s in Glasgow on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

World War Two battle of the bombers, radar, top secrets, tin foil - and a Mirror cartoon

German sleeper agents were preparing to act. At the appointed hour, they would emerge en masse across the UK with a devilish scheme

Daily Mirror

Cambridge museum to surrender 19th century painting stolen by Nazis

The 1862 work La Ronde Enfantine depicts a forest scene and was stolen from Robert Bing’s apartment in occupied Paris because he was a Jew.

The Independent UK

Cambridge museum should give looted painting to Jewish owner’s family – panel

The Spoliation Advisory Panel found the oil landscape by French realist Gustave Courbet was seized from Robert Bing in occupied Paris in 1941.

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