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Author: Robert Clarke

06 Aug

Emerging Voices: Together Again? Customary Law and Perpetration by Means

[Robert Charles Clarke is a Research Associate at the Supreme Court of Western Australia] It could as well be said that Darré, for example, is guilty of murder of numerous people in the occupied portion of Russia, because, as Minister of Food, he had charge of the Food Estate and supplied the food that maintained the Einsatzgruppen in that territory; that it was...

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