J’Accuse...! Donald J. Trump: and the Nuremberg Legacy
Kindle Edition or EPUB + Converted PDF نویسندگان: Martin Edwin Andersen, Norman Stockwell
جزئیات
فرمت: Kindle Edition or EPUB + Converted PDF تاریخ انتشار نسخه الکترونیکی : October 15, 2026
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لینک: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HMSH4NCM
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J'Accuse...! applies the law that convicted the architects of the Holocaust at Nuremberg - command responsibility, crimes against peace, the rejection of "I was following orders" - count by count to the documented record of Donald J. Trump: lethal strikes on boats in the Caribbean and Pacific, carried out without charge, trial or declared war; the military operation in Venezuela; the pardon of a Honduran president convicted in a U.S. court of drug trafficking; the sanctions campaign against the world's only permanent war-crimes court; and an inheritance traced from Joseph McCarthy and Roy Cohn to the Oval Office.The evidence comes from court records, congressional documents, declassified files and the administration's own words. Documented fact is kept separate from argument, and argument from verdict. The book also states the strongest case for the other side.The book does not predict that Trump will face trial. It shows that the record now exists - and that the law to judge it already does.With a foreword by Norman Stockwell.Praise for Andersen's The Kissinger Exception; Nuremberg's Unfinished Reckoning ..."The greatest conundrum of American foreign policy in the 20th and early 21st centuries is how a man with so much blood on his hands, from Cambodia to Bangladesh, from Indonesia to Argentina, was treated for decades as the fount of all wisdom by political leaders of both parties. Martin Andersen has studied Henry Kissinger's career for longer and more deeply than any other journalist, and this brilliantly researched book shows in painful detail how Kissinger transgressed every moral and legal norm that supposedly guides this nation's conduct in the wider world. -- George Black, author of The Long Reckoning (Knopf, 2023), a New York Times Book Review editors' choice"What if the famous, the powerful and the prominent, in a word the victors, were subject to the same judgment of law applied to the defeated war criminals tried at Nuremberg? That is the premise Martin Andersen tests in this book, whose heart is a series of international narratives framed as legal briefs that marshal the known facts about the crimes of Henry Kissinger. Its argument is that the world class reputation, Nobel Prize notwithstanding, of the man credited with revolutionizing the Cold War geopolitical order is not-should not be- a shield of impunity from international human rights prosecution. The book combines the wisdom of philosophical reflection with the rigor of investigative journalism. It is a monumental achievement of law and morality."-- John Dinges, Godfrey Lowell Cabot Professor emeritus of International Journalism at Columbia University, and the author of The Cóndor Years and Chile in Their Hearts.
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