«Высшая мера»: в 1961 г. в Таллине судили эстонских нацистов Мере, Герретца и Виика
👉 В 1961 г. в Таллине состоялся суд над эстонскими нацистами А. Мере, Р. Герретца и Я. Вииком, которые активно участвовали в преступлениях и массовых убийствах, совершавшимися фашистскими захватчиками на территории Эстонской ССР.
[...] Во время кровавой расправы Герретц убивал из пистолета находящихся в яме людей, подававших признаки жизни. В этот день палачами было убито свыше тысячи человек [...]
«Высшая мера»: в 1961 г. в Таллине судили эстонских нацистов Мере, Герретца и Виика
👉 В 1961 г. в Таллине состоялся суд над эстонскими нацистами А. Мере, Р. Герретца и Я. Вииком, которые активно участвовали в преступлениях и массовых убийствах, совершавшимися фашистскими захватчиками на территории Эстонской ССР.
[...] Во время кровавой расправы Герретц убивал из пистолета находящихся в яме людей, подававших признаки жизни. В этот день палачами было убито свыше тысячи человек [...]
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