Nazi massacre village fights for compensation

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Uploaded by on Aug 23, 2011

The government in Berlin has asked the International Court of Justice in the Hague to overturn a ruling by Italy's Supreme Court that German assets in Italy can be sold off to compensate survivors of a Nazi massacre in a small village in Central Greece.
A group of anti facist German lawyers have successfully been arguing the case of Distomo in Central Greece in the Rome courts because Italian law allows victims of war crimes to sue the state responsible.
The lawyers believe the ruling in the Hague will create a precedent for victims of war crimes around the world.
From Distomo in Central Greece, Malcolm Brabant reports......
Aston Martin Klingner, Anti facist lawyer.
Aston Carsten Gericke, Executive Director, Republican Attorneys Association

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  • @RPHAMEBERLIN better coward than fool and psycho like nazi germans

  • lol...weak italians stop whining.useless in war like the cowards they`ve always been.

  • @Amnes1a92 I do not blame Germany for anything, I just really like Italy lol. I vacation there a lot.

  • @SirGeorge8600 And in Italy you have the declaration "La Legge è uguale per tutti", the law is the same for everybody above the court.

    Germany is a totalitarian dictatorship run by the administration, including the "legal system".

  • God bless the Italian supreme court for this. Italians are truly people with a golden heart.

    Greetings from Greece!

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