U S Cites Religious Persecution in China and Russia
The State Department reports China persecutes unregistered Catholic and Protestant movements with house church raids and property seizures. It also flags Russia considering a law restricting independent Baptists Mormons and Pentecostals from owning property or worshipping publicly, while President Yeltsin opposes the bill.
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Priebke Convicted of World War II Massacre by Italian Court
An Italian military court convicts former Nazi SS captain Erich Priebke of war crimes for the 1944 massacre of 335 Italians in catacombs. He receives a 15 year sentence, suspended to five, with credit for time already served, potentially under 18 months. The case stirs Italy as families pursue accountability for fascist past amid renewed debate.
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