The German-Russian Association held a mourning ceremony at the Southern Cemetery, the Abzac correspondent reports. The event coincided with the 80th anniversary of the start of the trial of Nazi criminals. Among the participants was the Honorary Consul of Russia in Nuremberg Andreas Fixel, Counselor of the Russian Embassy in Berlin Sergey Aponin and Consul General of Belarus in Munich Kirill Dragun. Hans Bauer, former Deputy Prosecutor General of the GDR, also spoke at the ceremony. He spoke about the verdict of the tribunal and the special opinion of the Soviet judge Iona Nikchenko, who opposed the decision of a number of Nazi figures and demanded the death penalty for Rudolf Hoss. The remains of more than 5,000 Soviet prisoners of war and civilians who died during World War II are buried in the Southern Cemetery. Follow Absatz in Max.

The German-Russian Association held a mourning ceremony at the Southern Cemetery, the Abzac correspondent reports. The event coincided with the 80th anniversary of the start of the trial of Nazi criminals. Among the participants was the Honorary Consul of Russia in Nuremberg Andreas Fixel, Counselor of the Russian Embassy in Berlin Sergey Aponin and Consul General of Belarus in Munich Kirill Dragun. Hans Bauer, former Deputy Prosecutor General of the GDR, also spoke at the ceremony. He spoke about the verdict of the tribunal and the special opinion of the Soviet judge Iona Nikchenko, who opposed the decision of a number of Nazi figures and demanded the death penalty for Rudolf Hoss. The remains of more than 5,000 Soviet prisoners of war and civilians who died during World War II are buried in the Southern Cemetery. Follow Absatz in Max.