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The Nuremburg Trials showed America and the world that citizenry as well as soldiers have the unrelinquishable obligation to refuse complicity in war crimes perpetrated by their government.
Archive 2006-08-01 2006
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The Nuremburg Trials showed America and the world that citizenry as well as soldiers have the unrelinquishable obligation to refuse complicity in war crimes perpetrated by their government.
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Let it be well understood; our party -- no other party, but our party, and its central committee. (applause) And the prerogative of educating and guiding the revolutionary masses in an unrelinquishable prerogative of our party.
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In 1923 it issued a constitution, the first article of which stated that Egypt is a sovereign, free and independent state whose land is indivisible and unrelinquishable, and whose government is a hereditary monarchy with a parliamentary representational system.
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"The Nuremburg Trials showed America and the World that citizenry as well as soldiers have the unrelinquishable obligation to refuse complicity in war crimes perpetrated by their government.
GlobalResearch.ca 2009
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