End of Nuernberg war crimes trials delivers 19 more sentences
The Allied tribunal at Nuernberg hands down 19 prison terms to Nazi leaders for Hitler era crimes. Lt. Gen. Gettlo Berger receives 25 years for mass executions and slave labor. Lammers and Weizsacker get 20 and 25 respectively. The court totals 193 years, 10 months, 3 days across all sentences and closes the trials begun in 1945.
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The World Today AP Analysis on Berlin Blockade and Peace Talks
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst surveys postwar Berlin crisis and possible four power talks. Moscow’s stance, Russia’s motives, and few defendants convicted for planning aggression frame cautious optimism about a potential easing. ERP impact and Atlantic Alliance signings mark Western bloc resilience.
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Russia turns to consolidation as Yugoslavia and others wobble
The author argues Moscow will solidify control across Central Europe amid rising disaffection in Yugoslavia Bulgaria and calls for a unified Soviet bloc. The piece notes Tito’s position weakens in Yugoslavia while hints at upheaval in Czechoslovakia and Poland as the Red Army presses on. Also references U S impeachment history and a note on Huckleberry Finn.
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World gold output rises after war says IMF report
IMF figures show global gold production rebounded postwar, led by Canada and the United States. South Africa’s output declined, but overall world production reached about 75 billion dollars by 1946, with a peak near 1 billion dollars during wartime, and a notable rise in mining activity since 1945.
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