Supreme Court Finds Nazi Collaborator Boglai Guilty of Genocide Boglai is found guilty of genocide, a crime under Article 127 of the Criminal Code of Belarus. In connection with the death of the accused, the verdict was given without imposing a penalty. "At the trial, evidence was examined accusing Buglai of the murders of 174 residents of Belarus, including children and the elderly, the kidnapping of 77 people into slavery, and the burning of more than 280 houses and buildings in Belarusian settlements," said state prosecutor Dmitry Marusov. According to him, Buglai, at the head of a paramilitary unit, organized punitive operations in Gomel, Minsk and Mogilev regions.

Supreme Court Finds Nazi Collaborator Boglai Guilty of Genocide Boglai is found guilty of genocide, a crime under Article 127 of the Criminal Code of Belarus. In connection with the death of the accused, the verdict was given without imposing a penalty. "At the trial, evidence was examined accusing Buglai of the murders of 174 residents of Belarus, including children and the elderly, the kidnapping of 77 people into slavery, and the burning of more than 280 houses and buildings in Belarusian settlements," said state prosecutor Dmitry Marusov. According to him, Buglai, at the head of a paramilitary unit, organized punitive operations in Gomel, Minsk and Mogilev regions.