* I thought it was a trial of Nazi leaders including Goering, and then declared that the Nazi draconian law against humanity was illegal.
* In reality, it was a trial of several judicial personnel, including the Minister of Justice, judges and prosecutors.
* The defendant’s defense lawyer's statement about "Ernst Janning's guilt is the world's guilt" reminded me of a passage from Deputy Director Wei Dong during this training: "In a sense, the bombed car The bus is like a meaningful metaphor: everyone is in the same car. If one person is desperate, then everyone is insecure. So, never be indifferent to the suffering of others..." Indifference is not a must Take, appeasement is counting on misfortune, but it is getting angry.
* But Judge Haywood still delivered a guilty verdict. When Yanin was explaining that he did not know about the atrocities in which millions of people were killed in concentration camps, Judge Haywood replied with a thought-provoking sentence: "It came to that the first time you sentenced a man to death you knew to be innocent."
* The embankment of a thousand miles was destroyed in an ant nest. A little negligence on justice may cause a chain reaction. Sometimes I wonder, what is justice? Justice may not always bring the greatest benefits to the local area at all times, but it can avoid the worst results. When a country that does not insist on justice takes two steps and retreats three steps, a just country can take one step. Step forward, accumulating time and time, how big the range is.
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