Global Nazi investigations rise for a second year

Penguin · 01-13-11, 08:08 AM

The argument that the prosecuted persons are old now is void in my opinion. Their victims never had the chance to reach an old age.

Better late justice than never, this is btw one of the reasons that in german law murder never becomes time-barred (word?). For example the former Stasi-chief Erich Mielke got prosecuted in 1993 for the killing of two policemen in 1931.

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Penguin Ocean Warrior Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Rheinische Republik Posts: 3,322 Downloads: 92 Uploads: 0	The argument that the prosecuted persons are old now is void in my opinion. Their victims never had the chance to reach an old age. Better late justice than never, this is btw one of the reasons that in german law murder never becomes time-barred (word?). For example the former Stasi-chief Erich Mielke got prosecuted in 1993 for the killing of two policemen in 1931.