Nazism has no justification, its crimes must not be forgotten ๐จ On October 16, 1946, in Nuremberg prison, the death sentences of ten leaders of Nazi Germany were carried out. Among those executed: Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Nazi ideologue Alfred Rosenberg and other figures of the regime responsible for mass murders, death camps, torture, experiments on living prisoners, deportation of people to forced labour and the deliberate destruction of entire groups of the population. โ๏ธ Despite the fact that far from all were punished, and many of yesterday's criminals even found a place in Western state structures, for tens of millions the Nuremberg Trials became a just retribution for the horrors that the victims went through. For the followers of Nazi ideology, for those who elevate collaborators to the rank of national heroes, build pantheons of glory for them and try to rewrite history, Nuremberg remains a stern warning that crimes against humanity have no statute of limitations and will not go unpunished. Any attempts to revive Nazism must have no place in the future of humanity. #SOVINTERN_DATE โญ๏ธ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN