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Alors que le premier tour n'a pas donné lieu à un vainqueur, la séance du Conseil Municipal est suspendue pour le moment. L'occasion pour Michèle Rubirola de venir saluer ses sympathisants qui l'attendent devant l'espace Bargemon.

On July 26, 1946, The British Chief Prosecutor, Sir Hartley Shawcross, made the longest closing statement of the Prosecution. Nuremberg - Day 187 British Close He began by emphasizing that Nazi Germany fought a "total and totalitarian war" in defiance...

On Jan. 10, 1946, the presentation of the case against Julius Streicher, Racial Propagandist and Gau Leader of Franconia, was made by Lt. Colonel Mervyn Griffith-Jones of the British Delegation. Streicher's views were presented in his newspaper Der Sturmer. In...

The The International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg conducted a Hearing on Nov. 30, 1945 to review evidence regarding Rudolf Hess' competence to stand trial. Nuremberg - Day 9 Hess Towards the end of the Hearing and to the surprise of all in the Courtroom,...

Portion of an Oct. 2, 2004 interview with Nuremberg Trial prosecutor Whitney Harris on his obtaining an affidavit of Rudolf Hoess, Commandant of Auschwitz, and it's use at Trial. Whitney was at the prosecuting table when John Harlan Amen cross examined...

Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Hoess, former commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp, testifies on direct examination before the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, April 15, 1946. Rudolf Hoess, former Auschwitz commandant, testifying at the...

Following the Christmas recess of the Nuremberg Trial, on Jan. 2, 1946, Col. Robert Storey continued his presentation of the The Accused Organizations - the Gestapo and the SD. Nuremberg - Day 25 The Gestapo His initial presentation was the affidavit...

November 30, 1945, hearing before the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg. Nuremberg Day 9 Hess at Nuremberg, Admitting He Faked Loss of Memory Attorney Von Rohrscheidt, representing Hess, applies to suspend proceedings because of Hess's loss of...

Bruno Dey, now 93, is accused of contributing to the killings of 5,230 prisoners at Stutthof concentration camp between 1944 and 1945.

La télévision allemande a interviewé l’un des meurtriers principaux dans l’affaire du massacre d’Ascq, durant la seconde guerre mondiale. Et ça ne passe pas inaperçu. Un point sur le sujet avec Xavier Silly.

Charles Aznavour apparut pour la première fois à la télévision dans l’émission culturelle « Télé-Paris », animée et produite par Roger Féral et Jacques Chabannes. C’était le 3 août 1955. A l’époque, il était peu connu des Français. Mais il avait déjà...

Comme Maurice Chevalier ou Yves Montand, Charles Aznavour, mort dans la nuit de dimanche à lundi 1er octobre, a su mener de front ses carrières de chanteur et d’acteur. Avec, parmi tous les films qu’il a tournés, deux à l’importance particulière : Tirez...

Invitée sur le plateau de l'émission The View sur la chaîne ABC, Stormy Daniels a annoncé qu'elle publierait début octobre un livre intitulé Full Disclosure. Une autobiographie dans laquelle elle dira "tout" de sa liaison présumée avec Donald Trump. Il...

On Aug. 31, 1946, each of the Nuremberg Trial Defendants had the opportunity to present to the Tribunal its Final Statements. Statements of Nuremberg defendants (Aug. 31, 1946) (Trial Day 216) In this segment, portions of the final statements from Goering,...

The International Military Tribunal established to hear evidence against 21 of the leading Nazis commenced in Nuremberg Germany on November 20, 1945. Nuremberg - Day 12 British Opening Statement On the 12th day (Dec. 4, 1945) Sir Hartley Shawcross, the...

On Nov. 29, 1945, the eighth day of the Trial, there was a dramatic change in the nature of the presentation of the Prosecution: a film on the Nazi concentration camps. Nuremberg - Day 8 Concentration Camp Film Associate Prosecutor James Donovan introduced...

This video deals with the direct examination of Defendant Julius Streicher by his counsel Dr. Hanns Marx on April 26,1946. Nurembeg - Day 115 Streicher Because Streicher was not happy with Dr. Marx, he asked the Tribunal to remove him. The Tribunal reassured...

The 26th day of the Trial(Jan. 3, 1946) saw the witness Otto Ohlendorf called to the stand by American Prosecutor John Harlan Amen. Nuremberg - Day 26 Ohlendorf Ohlendorf was an SS General and for one year was chief of Einsatzgruppe D. His testimony,...

The 17th day of the Trial, Dec. 11, 1945, marked another memorable day. Almost the entire day was devoted to the showing of captured German films. Commander James Donovan, an Assistant Trial Counsel, supervised the production of the film entitled The...

On January 29, 1946, M. Dubost, French Prosecutor, called Francois Boix, Mauthausen Concenteration Camp internee, to the stand to talk about acivities of the Camp. Nuremberg - Day 45 François Boix Following his testimony, General Roman Rudenlo, the chief...

On Nov. 30, 1945, a hearing was held in the Palace of Justice in Nuremberg regarding the question of Rudolf Hess' ability to continue in the trial. His counsel argued that Hess was incapable of understanding the charges. Chief American prosecutor Robert...

On the morning of Oct. 1, 1946, the Tribunal read the Judgment on the guilt or innocence of the individual defendants. 19 were found guilty on one or more counts of the Indictment. Three were acquitted: Schacht, Fritzche and von Papen. After lunch on...

A military cordon was thrown around the Court House in Nuremberg as the hour for the verdict approached. The first to be sentenced was Goering and later Hess's verdict was delivered in Russian.

Dr. Martin Horn, Counsel for Joachim Von Ribbentriop, the foreign minister of Nazi Germany throughout the period when the Nuremberg defendants were charged with aggression, called his client to the stand on March 30, 1946. Nuremberg - Day 95-96 Von Ribbentrop He...