Podcasts about benjamin ferencz

Benjamin Ferencz und der Traum vom Weltfrieden Kann das Völkerrecht etwas ausrichten gegen Krieg, Folter und Massenmord? Für Benjamin Ferencz ist die Antwort ein klares Ja. Als 27-jähriger war er Chefankläger im Nürnberger Einsatzgruppenprozess. 64 Jahre später hielt er das Schlussplädoyer der Anklage im ersten Prozess vor dem Internationalen Strafgerichtshof (IStGH) in Den Haag. Auch mit 95 Jahren kämpfte Ferencz unbeirrt weiter – inzwischen mit vielen Gleichgesinnten an seiner Seite wie dem Anwalt Wolfgang Kaleck oder Fatou Bensouda, der Chefanklägerin des IStGH. Benjamin Ferencz verstarb im April diesen Jahres. Download unter ndr.de/radiokunst, in der NDR Feature Box und in der ARD Audiothek. Autorin: Beate Ziegs Mit Tatja Seibt, Felix von Manteuffel, Maria Hartmann, Stefan Kaminski Ton: Thomas Monnerjahn Produktion: DLR Kultur 2015

Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials which brought Nazi war criminals to justice following the Second World War, has died. - È morto Benjamin Ferencz, l'ultimo procuratore vivente dei processi di Norimberga, che assicurarono alla giustizia i criminali di guerra nazisti dopo la Seconda Guerra Mondiale.

Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials which brought Nazi war criminals to justice following the Second World War, has died. - È morto Benjamin Ferencz, l'ultimo procuratore vivente dei processi di Norimberga, che assicurarono alla giustizia i criminali di guerra nazisti dopo la Seconda Guerra Mondiale.

Er war der letzte noch lebende Chefankläger der Nürnberger Prozesse: der US-Amerikaner Benjamin Ferencz. Anfang April ist er 103-jährig gestorben. Drei Jahre davor hat ihn Rita Schwarzer getroffen und mit ihm auf sein Leben zurückgeschaut, das ganz im Zeichen der Gerechtigkeit stand. Er war einer der ersten bei der Befreiung der Nazi-Konzentrationslager. Ohne ihn wären die kaltblütigen Massenerschiessungen von über einer Million meist jüdischer Zivilisten durch SS-Einsatzgruppen in Osteuropa wohl nie vor Gericht gekommen. Leid und Grauen des Zweiten Weltkriegs haben Benjamin Ferencz für den Rest seines langen Lebens geprägt. Seither kämpfte er unermüdlich für eine gerechtere, friedlichere Welt ohne militärische Konflikte. Am 7. April verstarb der 1.54 kleine, grosse Mann im Alter von 103 Jahren. Erstsendung: 28. Februar 2020

Wie was de bejubelde en verguisde Guus Belinfante? En waarom bleek hij in het protestjaar 1968 ongeschikt als rector magnificus van de Universiteit van Amsterdam? Journalist Geke van der Wal schreef de biografie In Plaats van Woede en spreekt bij Wat blijft met Floortje Smit. Verder aandacht voor Benjamin Ferencz, de laatst overgebleven aanklager in de Neurenberg-processen. Jacobine Geel spreekt over Huub Oosterhuis, en de legendarische cartoonist Al Jaffee komt aan bod. In het tweede uur van #WatBlijft volgt Ellen van den Berg het spoor terug van Bram Peper, oud-burgemeester van Rotterdam. Hij was verantwoordelijk voor veel stadsvernieuwing en de Erasmusbrug, maar kwam in opspraak door de Bonnetjesaffaire. --- Redactie: Nina Ramkisoen, Noah van Diepen, Geerte Verduijn, Maartje Willems, Jessica Zoghary Eindredactie: Bram Vollaers

This week the international justice community has been brought together in mourning by the passing of Benjamin Ferencz. Ferencz served as the chief prosecutor for the United States Army during the Einsatzgruppen trial, one of twelve trials for war crimes and crimes against humanity part of the Nuremberg Trials. Later in his career Ferencz became a champion for the establishment […]

This week on PNN w/Jeanine Molloff, I will discuss how the Missouri GOP controlled legislature voted to fully defund state libraries. The hypocrisy and cruelty of these policies is obvious. This is truly about unconstitutional state censorship and political retaliation against any dissent. The GOP is determined to foster and maintain a state of collective ignorance by denying any of us the right to read, to question, to think.  The second story deals with a unilateral decision by Mo. Attorney General Andrew Bailey to outlaw and and all gender affirming care for trans people--including consenting adults.  We then have an op-ed on the obituary of Nuremberg prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz--regarding the glaring censorship as corporate media omitted his ongoing criticism of the Iraq war and the Bush administration. I will also have another installment of "My Litte Margie", covering MTG's latest public shows of her immense ignorance, ( and a definite reason WHY abortion should remain accessible and legal). We also have our latest initiate into the Despicable List of Infamy' and the 'Jackass of the Week Award." Come join us. Jeanine

When Benjamin Ferencz was 27 years old, he prosecuted his very first trial. It's been called the largest murder trial in history, with more than one million victims. There were 22 defendants, each of them high-ranking members of Nazi Germany's death squad. Benjamin Ferencz died last Friday, April 7, at the age of 103. He was the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials. Today, we're sharing our conversation from 2018. Say hello on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Sign up for our occasional newsletter, The Accomplice. Follow the show and review us on Apple Podcasts: iTunes.com/CriminalShow. Listen back through our archives at youtube.com/criminalpodcast.  We also make This is Love and Phoebe Reads a Mystery. Artwork by Julienne Alexander. Check out our online shop.  Episode transcripts are posted on our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Os exercícios militares chineses e a tensão crónica entre Pequim e Washington, no âmbito da geopolítica no Estreito de Taiwan, é o principal tema do Desordem Mundial desta semana, não esquecendo as declarações de Macron. Fala-se também de um sumário político sobre o Afeganistão e faz-se uma homenagem a Benjamin Ferencz. No final, livros como sugestões.

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Benjamin Ferencz, công tố viên cuối cùng còn sống sót từ các phiên tòa Nuremberg nơi xét xử tội phạm chiến tranh của Đức Quốc xã ra trước công lý sau Thế chiến thứ hai, đã qua đời vào hôm Thứ sáu ngày 7 tháng 4. Ông Ferencz đã kết tội nhiều sĩ quan Đức, những người đã lãnh đạo các đội tử thần lưu động trong chiến tranh và ông là người luôn ủng hộ luật pháp và công lý quốc tế theo sau các phiên tòa.

Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials which brought Nazi war criminals to justice following the Second World War has died.

Tensions rise in Jerusalem as three religious holidays converge, overnight Israel targeted Syrian military positions; Jordan warns of catastrophic consequences if Israeli forces storm Al-Aqsa Mosque; and we speak to the son of Benjamin Ferencz the last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg trials, who died aged 103. (Photo: Israeli soldiers take up positions in Malkia on the Israel-Lebanon border. Credit: shutterstock)

Benjamin Ferencz kämpfte sein Leben lang gegen Krieg, Folter und Massenmord. 1947 wird er Chefankläger im Nürnberger Einsatzgruppenprozess der die Verbrechen der Nationalsozialisten in der Sowjetunion verhandelt. Heute engagiert er sich immer noch für den Weltfrieden. (BR 2016)

Acho que nunca disse tantas vezes “uau” numa conversa. Foi óptimo conhecer a Ruth, auto-intitulada "escritora, advogada e engraçadinha". Este é o episódio #52, ou seja, um ano de conversas semanais. Aprendi imenso e obrigada a todos por estarem desse lado e pelo feedback tão positivo. Até breve? Os livros que a também cronista recomenda: Tudo é Rio, Carla Madeira; Palavras de Despedida, Benjamin Ferencz; Eu, Travesti, Nana Queiroz; Os livros que escreveu em Portugal: Mulheres não são chatas, mulheres estão exaustas; Modéstia à parte; Guia pratico anti-machismo. O que ofereci: A breve vida das flores, Valérie Perrin.

On the eighth episode of The Panzer Podcast we'll be diving into the Panther Ausführung G-- the final and most produced Panther tank during the war-- we'll have a chance to explore the who, what, why, and when of the last variation as well as it's not-so-humble beginnings as the Panther II. Which yes, we will side quest our way through the Panther II into the Panther G, while also touching on the effects of the Holocaust and Nazi Forced labor within the armaments industry and how that directly affected the Panther program, especially so late in the war. We also get a chance to discuss the Kazakh Dandelion and other various rubber pursuits. Buckle up, this episode is a long one! Enjoy! -John Burgess ThePanzerPodcast@gmail.com So, my sources list was beginning to get too long, so instead I've decided to start including any new sources that I have added because of the episode. I include a whole lot of sources in each episode because within each episode I am pulling my notes from all of the books that I've read to get this series underway. So if you would like to check the full source list, you can go back to each episode description to see where I've left off. Going back to episode 007, all of my sources there is the complete list so far. I am now going to add the additional books I've used in this episode, and will continue to, going forward, always add new additional sources to each episode if they have not been listed previously. Additional Sources Include: "The I.Abteilung/Panzer-Regiment 4 in Italy 1944-1945" by Martin Block and John Nelson, “A World History of Rubber: Empire, Industry and the Everyday” by Stephen Harp, “The Devil's Milk: A Social History of Rubber” by John Tully, “The Battle for Rubber in the Second World War” by William Clarence-Smith, “Forced Laborers in the Third Reich” by Ulrich Herbert, "Less than Slaves: Jewish Forced Labor" by Benjamin Ferencz, "Arbeitslager Zement" by Florian Freund, "Industry and Ideology: IG Farben in the Nazi Era" by Peter Hayes, "Vernichtung durch Arbeit" by Hermann Kaienburg, and "German Military Transport of World War Two", by John Milsom.

When Benjamin Ferencz was 27 years old, he prosecuted his very first trial. There were 22 defendants, each of them high-ranking members of Nazi Germany's death squad. The entire world was watching. Today, we take a look at the Nuremberg trials and their role in defining international law after World War II. This episode originally aired in 2018—this version includes an update with Benjamin Ferencz, who celebrated his 101st birthday earlier this year. Say hello on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Sign up for our occasional newsletter, The Accomplice. Artwork by Julienne Alexander. Learn more about our upcoming live shows at thisiscriminal.com/live. Check out our online shop. Please review us on Apple Podcasts! It's an important way to help new listeners discover the show: iTunes.com/CriminalShow. We also make This is Love and Phoebe Reads a Mystery.

En este episodio: Reproducimos integra la entrevista a Ben Ferencz, último fiscal de Nuremberg quien fue investigador de crímenes de guerra nazis después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y fiscal jefe del Ejército de los Estados Unidos. La entrevista fue realizada por Samantha Rodríguez. ¿Te gustó este podcast? ¡Compártelo con tus amigos! * Suscríbete a nuestro canal de YouTube aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYty... * Síguenos en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/diariojudio * Síguenos en Twitter https://twitter.com/diariojudio * Síguenos en Instagram https://www.instagram.com/diariojudio... * Síguenos en Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/61LHQrz... Si quieres SABER Y CONOCER MÁS de estos y otros interesantes temas de judaísmo, la comunidad judía del mundo, de México, y de Israel visita https://diariojudio.com/ Diario de la vida judía en México, Israel y el Mundo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diariojudio-mexico/message

Benjamin Ferencz is an impassioned, heart-filled advocate for human rights and global peace. Now in his 80s, Ferencz devotes all his time and energy to the daunting mission of changing our glorification of war to a reverence for peace. Meet one of the most inspiring leaders of today as he expounds on his experience of […]

Link to documentary short featuring Mr. Ferencz:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FLMRa9WOh4Link to the website for Mr. Ferencz:https://benferencz.orgTo view rewards for supporting the podcast, please visit Warfare's Patreon page.© Stephanie Drawdy [2021]

...waren die Gerichtsprozesse gegen die Repräsentanten des Deutschen Reiches zwischen 1945 und 1949. Der Chefankläger namens Benjamin Ferencz wurde nun von der Universität zu Köln mit der Ehrendoktorwürde ausgezeichnet. wer ist dieser Mensch und was genau waren die Inhalte dieses Prozesses? Kollege Christoph Jaschinski hat die Antworten...

Karla und Günter wollen es wissen: Was können wir von dem 100-Jährigen Benjamin Ferencz lernen - einem Mann, der sich unermüdlich für eine gerechte und friedliche Welt eingesetzt hat? In “Sag immer deine Wahrheit” verrät er es uns und lässt uns immer wieder hinterfragen, worüber wir uns heute eigentlich aufregen. Außerdem mit dabei: Andreas Kossert mit dem bewegenden Sachbuch „Flucht - eine Menschheitsgeschichte“, Julian Barnes mit „Die einzige Geschichte“, einer der schönsten und traurigsten Love Stories der letzten Jahre, und Anthony Doerr mit dem hollywoodreifen historischen Roman „Alles Licht, das wir nicht sehen“. Hier findet ihr alle Links zu den in der Sendung besprochenen Titeln:Benjamin Ferencz, Sag immer Deine Wahrheit: https://www.randomhouse.de/Buch/Sag-immer-Deine-Wahrheit/Benjamin-Ferencz/Heyne/e583200.rhdAndreas Kossert, Flucht: https://www.randomhouse.de/Buch/Flucht-Eine-Menschheitsgeschichte/Andreas-Kossert/Siedler/e507625.rhdJulian Barnes, Die einzige Geschichte: https://www.randomhouse.de/Taschenbuch/Die-einzige-Geschichte/Julian-Barnes/btb/e560134.rhdAnthony Doerr, Alles Licht, das wir nicht sehen: https://www.randomhouse.de/Taschenbuch/Alles-Licht-das-wir-nicht-sehen/Anthony-Doerr/btb/e474319.rhd

100 year old Benjamin Ferencz is a lawyer, writer, thinker and pacifist who investigated Nazi war crimes after the Second World War, and is the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials. He was chief prosecutor for the US Army at the Einsatzgruppen Trial, one of the 12 military trials held by the U.S. authorities at Nuremberg in Germany from November 1945 to October 1946. He later became an advocate for the establishment of an International Criminal Court to make war criminals accountable for their actions. In his book Parting Words: 9 Lessons for a Remarkable Life he shares his extraordinary life story and some of the things he has learned along the way. He was also the subject of the 2018 documentary "Prosecuting Evil".

Christopher Hoffmann, Koblenz, Katholische Kirche: Die Botschaft von Benjamin Ferencz an die zukünftige Generation.

Christopher Hoffmann, Koblenz, Katholische Kirche: Die Botschaft von Benjamin Ferencz an die zukünftige Generation.

Dank der Arbeit des Juristen Benjamin Ferencz wurden bei den Nürnberger Prozessen vor 75 Jahren viele Nazi-Verbrecher verurteilt. Er fand seine Beweise in Archiven und Konzentrationslagern.

Barbara Gaughen-Muller Interviews Benjamin Ferencz, War Criminal Lawyer Advocate Peace not war. by Barbara Gaughen-Muller

Benjamin Ferencz kämpfte sein Leben lang gegen Krieg, Folter und Massenmord. 1947 wird er Chefankläger im Nürnberger Einsatzgruppenprozess. Heute engagiert er sich immer noch für den Weltfrieden. (BR 2016)

Die meisten Zeitzeugen des Zweiten Weltkriegs sind inzwischen vergreist oder verstorben. Einer aber ist noch geistig fit und quicklebendig. Und er hat nicht vor, uns so bald zu verlassen: der US-Amerikaner Benjamin Ferencz, der letzte noch lebende Chefankläger der Nürnberger Prozesse. Er war einer der ersten bei der Befreiung der Nazi-Konzentrationslager. Ohne ihn wären die kaltblütigen Massenerschiessungen von über einer Million meist jüdischer Zivilisten durch SS-Einsatzgruppen in Osteuropa wohl nie vor Gericht gekommen. Leid und Grauen des Zweiten Weltkriegs haben Benjamin Ferencz für den Rest seines langen Lebens geprägt. Seither kämpft er unermüdlich für eine gerechtere, friedlichere Welt ohne militärische Konflikte. Am 11. März feiert der 1.54 kleine, grosse Mann seinen 100. Geburtstag. Rita Schwarzer hat ihn in seinem bescheidenen Bungalow in Florida besucht.

Benjamin Ferencz ist der letzte lebende Ankläger der Nürnberger Prozesse. Im Gespräch mit dem Historiker Daniel Cil Brecher erzählt der 99-Jährige von seinen Erfahrungen, seiner Arbeit als Anwalt der Opfer von Kriegsverbrechen und seiner Förderung des Internationalen Strafgerichtshofs in Den Haag. Benjamin Ferencz im Gespräch mit Daniel Cil Brecher www.deutschlandfunk.de, Essay und Diskurs Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Folgende Stücke stelle ich Euch in dieser Episode vor: Deutschlandradio Kultur: "Hurra, wir haben nicht versagt! Benjamin Ferencz und der Traum vom Weltfrieden" SWR3-Reihe: "Die größten Hits und ihre Geschichte" SWR3: "Das Geheimnis der Bond-Songs"

Talk Nation Radio: Sandy Davies on Asking World's Help in Resisting U.S. Crimes Written by davidswanson    Nicolas J "Sandy" Davies is the author of Blood On Our Hands: the American Invasion and Destruction of Iraq, with a preface by Nuremberg prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz.  He also wrote the chapter on “Obama at War” in Grading the 44th President, and a chapter titled "Crime By America: No Accountability, No Justice, No Peace" in a new book, Crime and Punishment in America, due out in the fall of 2016. He writes regularly about U.S. aggression and war crimes for Consortium News, Warisacrime.org and other alternative media outlets. He served as an issue team leader on war and peace issues for Progressive Democrats of America (PDA), and he drafted Roots Action's current "Appeal from U.S. to World" to ask foreign governments to come together and stand up for international law in the face of systematic U.S. aggression and war crimes. See: http://act.rootsaction.org/p/dia/action3/common/public/?action_KEY=12247 Total run time: 29:00 Host: David Swanson.Producer: David Swanson.Music by Duke Ellington. Download from LetsTryDemocracy or Archive.Pacifica stations can also download from Audioport. Syndicated by Pacifica Network. Please encourage your local radio stations to carry this program every week!

Nicolas J "Sandy" Davies is the author of Blood On Our Hands: the American Invasion and Destruction of Iraq, with a preface by Nuremberg prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz. He also wrote the chapter on “Obama at War” in Grading the 44th President, and a chapter titled "Crime By America: No Accountability, No Justice, No Peace" in a new book, Crime and Punishment in America, due out in the fall of 2016. He writes regularly about U.S. aggression and war crimes for Consortium News, Warisacrime.org and other alternative media outlets. He served as an issue team leader on war and peace issues for Progressive Democrats of America (PDA), and he drafted Roots Action's current "Appeal from U.S. to World" to ask foreign governments to come together and stand up for international law in the face of systematic U.S. aggression and war crimes. See: http://act.rootsaction.org/p/dia/action3/common/public/?action_KEY=12247

Benjamin Ferencz kämpft auch mit 95 Jahren noch gegen Krieg, Folter und Massenmord. Ein Leben für den Weltfrieden, den er selbst nicht mehr erleben wird.

In November 1945 the first major war crimes trials in history opened in the German city of Nuremberg. Witness talks to the only surviving American prosecutor at the trials, Benjamin Ferencz, who helped unearth evidence of mass murder by the Nazi mobile death squads and prosecuted them. (Photo: Chief prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz presents evidence during the Einsatzgruppen (death squads) trial. Ferencz is flanked by German lawyers for two of the defendants. Credit: US Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Benjamin Ferencz)

Nuremberg prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz discusses the Nuremberg Trials, the International Criminal Court, and prospects for international justice in the future. Speakers: Benjamin Ferencz, James Goldston. (Recorded: May 02, 2014)

Keynote by Vice President Hans-Peter Kaul, Judge of the ICC, introduced by Benjamin Ferencz, Chief Prosecutor at the Einsatzgruppen case at the Nuremberg Trials. Part of the Beyond Kampala conference held in St Anne's College on 13th May 2011.

Delivered by Benjamin Ferencz, Chief Prosecutor of the Einsatzgruppen Case at the Nuremberg Trials, 1947-8. Part of the Oxford Transitional Justice Research Seminar Series, Trinity 2010. Recorded 26 May 2010.