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After WW2 people were convicted of war crimes and either executed or imprisoned. And people have been convicted continuously up until the present day, for examp
by zarzavat 4y ago
After WW2 people were convicted of war crimes and either executed or imprisoned. And people have been convicted continuously up until the present day, for example in Germany.
Yes obviously the reason nobody in the US was punished is because the US won the war. That doesn’t stop it from being regrettable that the people involved in blowing up two cities (the second one apparently by mistake), and we therefore have to hear from sanctimonious Americans claiming that the whole thing was no big deal!
- wkat4242 4y agoNot really. Germany has been terrible about prosecution. Several Dutch traitors have been able to live their lives in freedom in Germany because they obtained German citizenship due to SS membership so they couldn't be extradited, and Germany refused to retract their citizenship. And prosecuting them in Germany was delayed so long that eventually they were declared unfit to stand trial. It's ridiculous.