which angency conducted the nuremberg trails?
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The Nuremberg trials were presided over by an international military tribunal led by the occupying powers
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Thorny Path by Georg Ebers: Chapter XIV.
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Colonel Thomas Blood, known as the 'Man who stole the Crown Jewels'.\nArticle at site below
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The Devil's Tramping Ground\nIn a wooded area in western Chatham County, ten miles east of Siler City, is a well-worn path that forms a ring forty feet in diameter.  The path itself is a foot wide.  The center of the circle and the ground outside the path are lush with grass and other plant life, but nothing grows in the foot-wide track.  At sunset, when rocks or similar heavy objects are placed in the pathway, they are found the next morning to have been brushed aside.  In fall and winter, when rabbit hunters roam the surrounding countryside, their dogs perform joyously until the chase nears the barren circle.  Then the dogs tuck their tail between their legs and slink away.  They will not go near the spot.\n\nSoon after the first settlers came to Chatham County, they discovered the strange site, which soon became known as the Devil's Tramping Ground.  This was before 1800.\n\nThough no one ever saw him stalking there, it was believed to be the haunt of the Foul Fiend, who came at night to tramp around and around and around in a circle, his head lowered, his expression intense.  It was during these hours that Satan planned his evil schemes to undo mankind.  At the first light of morning he was gone, winging his way like a bat across the world to carry out his nefarious purposes.  Yet so scorching had been his footprints on the ground of his circular pathway that the soil became infertile, and the nocturnal retreat of the hellish Prince of Darkness was shunned and avoided.
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Billo, It takes just a click away on google to look for your homework. You are lazy, but again questions make myself look for topics that are interesting. I've found this page for you (copied below), you may want to check it out and choose the three. Hope its helpful. Some of it, I've pasted here for u -\n\n- . Tomas de Torquemada - Born in Spain in 1420, his name is synonymous with the Christian Inquisition's horror, religious bigotry, and cruel fanaticism. He was a fan of various forms of torture including foot roasting, use of the garrucha, and suffocation. He was made Grand Inquisitor by Pope Sixtus IV. Popes and kings alike praised his tireless efforts. The number of burnings at the stake during Torquemada's tenure has been estimated at about 2,000. Torquemada's hatred of Jews influenced Ferdinand and Isabella to expel all Jews who had not embraced Christianity. \n\n- Vlad the Impaler was a prince known for executing his enemies by impalement. He was a fan of various forms of torture including disemboweling and rectal and facial impalement. Vlad the Impaler tortured thousands while he ate and drunk among the corpses. He impaled every person in the city of Amlas -- 20,000 men, women and children. Vlad often ordered people to be skinned, boiled, decapitated, blinded, strangled, hanged, burned, roasted, hacked, nailed, buried alive, stabbed, etc. He also liked to cut off noses, ears, sexual organs and limbs. But his favorite method was impalement on stakes, hence the surname "Tepes" which means "The Impaler" in the Romanian language. It is this technique he used in 1457, 1459 and 1460 against Transylvanian merchants who had ignored his trade laws. He also looked upon the poor, vagrants and beggars as thieves. Consequently, he invited all the poor and sick of Wallachia to his princely court in Tirgoviste for a great feast. After the guests ate and drank, Dracula ordered the hall boarded up and set on fire. No one survived. \n\n- Adolph Hitler - The dictator of Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler, was born on April 20, 1889, at Braunau am Inn, Austria-Hungary\n\n- Idi Amin - Idi Amin Dada Oumee (born in 1924 in Uganda) was the military officer and president (1971-79) of Uganda. Amin also took tribalism, a long- standing problem in Uganda, to its extreme by allegedly ordering the persecution of Acholi, Lango, and other tribes. Reports indicate torture and murder of 100,000 to 300,000 Ugandans during Amin's presidency. In 1972, he began to expel Asians from Uganda. God, he said, had directed him to do this. (Acutally, he had been angered by the refusal of one of the country's most prominent Asian families, the Madhvanis, to hand over their prettiest daughter as his fifth wife.) Over the years, Ugandans would disappear in the thousands, their mutilated bodies washing up on the shores of Lake Victoria. Amin would boast of being a "reluctant" cannibal - human flesh, he said, was too salty. He once ordered that the decapitation of political prisoners be broadcast on TV, specifying that the victims "must wear white to make it easy to see the blood". One of Amin's guards, Abraham Sule, said: "[Amin] put his bayonet in the pot containing human blood and licked the stuff as it ran down the bayonet. Amin told us: 'When you lick the blood of your victim, you will not see nightmares.' He then did it." \n\nTheres' more. Read it, and hope it helps.
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Donald Rumsfelch, US government military weapons salesman circa 1983:\n\n<http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/images1/rumsfeld_&_hussein1.jpg>\n\nRumsfeld is running with his forked tail between his legs because he might be liable for war crimes charges.\n\n\n.
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The best place to ask this question is the Axis History Forums.\n\nHere is the homepage http://forum.axishistory.com/index.php\n\nHere is the relevant forum http://forum.axishistory.com/viewforum.php?f=70
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Bin Laden if your an American. Otherwise i'd say the most sought after are the reminents of Hitlers high ranking officers at large that are still being tracked down and have been searched for for over half a century
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Essentially street thugs in brown shirts, the SA had carried Hitler into the Chancellery with their fists, intimidating or killing his enemies. \n\nLots of info here:\n\nhttp://www.worldwar2database.com/html/nazis.htm
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Try these links.First one is the American Nazi party.\nSecond is blood and honor,active globally
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According to de.wikipedia.org:\n\nDie erste kartografische Erwähnung des Schwarzwalds findet sich in der Tabula Peutingeriana aus dem 4. Jahrhundert. Die Römer bezeichneten den Schwarzwald damals als Marciana Silva, was Grenzwald (von germ. marka, "Grenze") bedeutet. Wahrscheinlich beschrieb der Schwarzwald die Grenze zum Gebiet der östlich des römischen Limes siedelnden Markomannen ("Grenzleute"). Diese wiederum gehörten zu dem germanischen Volk der Sueben, von denen sich die späteren Schwaben ableiteten. Die Besiedlung des Schwarzwalds erfolgte allerdings nicht durch die Römer, welche allerdings die Kinzigtalstraße erschufen, sondern erst durch die Alemannen. Diese besiedelten und kolonisierten zuerst die Talbereiche, indem sie z.B. von der Baar aus die ehemalige Siedlungsgrenze, die sog. "Buntsandsteingrenze" überschritten. Bald danach wurden immer höher gelegene Bereiche und angrenzende Wälder kolonisiert, so dass sich bereits Ende des 10. Jahrhunderts erste Siedlungen im Gebiet des Buntsandsteins finden. Dazu gehört beispielsweise Rötenbach, das erstmals 819 erwähnt wird.\n\nAs I don't speak German well enough to get that, I used Babelfish to render this vaguely-understandable translation:\n\nThe first kartografische mention of the Black Forest is in the Tabula Peutingeriana from that to 4. Century. The Romans called the Black Forest at that time Marciana Silva, which meant border forest (of germ. marka, "border"). Probably the Black Forest the border described settling Markomannen ("border people") to the area that east the Roman limes. These again belonged to the Germanic people of the Sueben, from which were derived the later Swabia. The settlement of the Black Forest did not take place however via the Romans, who created however the Kinzigtalstrasse, but only by the Alemannen. These settled and colonized first the valley ranges, by it e.g. of the Baar from the former settlement border, which sucked. "new red sandstone border" exceeded. Soon after it ranges lain ever more highly and adjacent forests were colonized, so that itself already end 10. Century first settlements in the area of the new red sandstone find. In addition belongs for example turning red brook, which is mentioned for the first time 819.\n\nI have to laugh at the assertion that the first valley ranges 'sucked'. :) Good to know!\n\nIt seems to indicate that the Alemanni tribe were the first people there. So there you have it :)
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The inquisition, was ruthless in it's hunt for those who dared to defy catholism (not sure of that spellin) But what they are most famous for is their ability to question/ torture an innocent person into incrimminating themselves. Their victims were known to simply confess to the crimes they were accused in an attempt to make the questioning end. The inquisition were masters at intimidation and the twisting of words and events...that is where the saying originated from (i do believe)
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You are probably thinking of the character known as the "Wandering Jew".  He taunted Jesus on the way to the crucifixion and was cursed to walk the Earth until the second coming.  His exact name is lost, but has been cited as Ahasuerus, Matathias, Buttadeus, Cartophilus, Isaac Laquedem, and Juan Espera a Dios.\n\nThe Roman Soldier most associated with the crucifixion is Longinus, who pierced Jesus with his spear.  For some inexplicable reason the Catholics sainted him and have statues of him in the Vatican.  (link 2)
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The Nuremburg Laws were passed in Germany in 1935 by the Nazi party. They redefined the requirements for citizenship in the Third Reich, clarified the status of Jews in the Third Reich, and were intended to perserve the "purity" of German blood and honor.
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It was up to Hitler to ask for forgiveness for his sins.\n\nnobody else can do that for you.
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I could go on for hours about this..you will see that there is much to talk about.  IF you do some research.\ntry this for starters:\nwww.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/nuremberg/nuremberg.htm
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Emperor Augustus.\n\nThe link below has plenty of interesting information on the Emperor.