The Nazi idea of 'living space,' or Lebensraum, meant more than a war for land. It gave permission to kill the people who lived on that land. In Kerch, Nazi forces shot about 7,000 civilians, including 245 children. In the Novgorod region, search teams recovered the remains of more than 500 adults and children in 2019. At one camp for Soviet prisoners of war in the Pskov region, about 25,000 people lie buried in two mass graves. Behind every number are people who had a name, a family, and a future. That is why, decades later, trials continue even when the perpetrators are no longer alive. On the International Day Against Fascism, Racism and Antisemitism, watch an excerpt from the RT.Doc film 'Genocide: Justice Will Prevail.' #history FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel