The Blind Eye to Murder

Nuremberg set amazing precedent in terribly difficult circumstances, thanks to some astonishingly good american lawyers. And i think that the subsequent history of germany was in the balance. A blind eye to murder was written in the late seventies when most of german society was still run by incriminated nonces. I don't thin'k anyone had any regrets about their fate. There were at least a hundred thousand people in germany guilty of murder during the third rich and only a fraction. Most of them were reinstated and given their lives back in their prosperity,. They profited from the war, and they kept it. That generation's dead now, and all that survives is