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tlet a Gonosz felett / Philipp Gut / Eurpa Kiad / 2020UPC:9789635043514MPN:N/ABrand Name:Eurpa KiadOverviewtlet a Gonosz felett(Judgment over Evil) is a deeply moving biography written byPhilipp Gut, chronicling the extraordinary life ofBenjamin Ferencz the last living Nuremberg prosecutor and a lifelong advocate for international justice. Published in 2020 to commemorate Ferenczs 100th birthday, this 408-page work traces his journey from a humble childhood in New Yorks Hells Kitchen to the courtroom where he prosecuted Nazi war criminals.Ferencz, who was born in Transylvania and emigrated with his family to the United States, became a symbol of legal and moral conviction. Having uncovered documentation of the SS death squads atrocities, he led the Nuremberg Einsatzgruppen trial at only 27 years old. His life motto,Law, not war,stands as a moral compass for a world still struggling with justice and peace.Hungarian Translation ttekintsAztlet a Gonosz felettPhilipp Gutmegrz letrajzi mveBenjamin Ferenczletrl, aki az utols l nrnbergi fgysz s az emberi jogok fradhatatlan vdelmezje volt. A knyv 2020-ban, Ferencz szzadik szletsnapjn jelent meg, s bemutatja lettjt a New York-i Hells Kitchen szegnynegyedbl a trtnelem egyik legfontosabb brsgi termig.A Magyarorszgon szletett, majd az Egyeslt llamokba emigrlt Ferencz a Harvard jogi karn vgzett, s fiatal jogszknt rtallt az SS-hallbrigdok rmtetteit dokumentl bizonytkokra. 27 vesen vezette a nrnbergi pert. letnek zenete Trvnykezz, ne hborzz! az igazsg s bke irnti hsg rk pldja.Product FeaturesFormat:Hardcover with dust jacketLength:408 pagesDimensions:14.5 21 cmLanguage:HungarianGenre:Biography / Historical NonfictionPublisher:Eurpa KiadPublication Year:2020Location:BudapestInteresting FactsA Life Spanning a Century of Justice:Benjamin Ferenczs 100-year life connects the horrors of WWII with the ongoing struggle for human rights and international law.From Refugee to Prosecutor:Born in Transylvania, Ferencz fled to the U.S., where he rose from poverty to become one of the youngest prosecutors in history at the Nuremberg Trials.Moral Legacy:His guiding principle Law, not war became a global call for peace, echoing his belief that only justice can safeguard humanitys future.Hungarian Translation rdekes TnyekEgy vszzad igazsgszolgltatsa:Benjamin Ferencz szzves lettja sszekti a hbors borzalmakat az emberi jogokrt folytatott kzdelemmel.Menekltbl fgysz:Erdlyben szletett, majd az Egyeslt llamokba emigrlt, ahol a szegnysgbl a trtnelem egyik legfiatalabb nrnbergi gyszv vlt.Erklcsi rksg:letfilozfija Trvnykezz, ne hborzz! rk figyelmeztets, hogy a bkhez az igazsgon t vezet az t.PublishersPublished byEurpa Kiad, Budapest, 2020. Printed in Hungary. ISBN 9789635043514.We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!HashtagsEnglish:#PhilippGut #BenjaminFerencz #JudgmentOverEvil #NurembergTrials #WWIIHistory #HolocaustJustice #EurpaKiad #LawNotWar #Biography #HumanRightsHungarian (Cmkk):#PhilippGut #BenjaminFerencz #IteletAGonoszFelett #NurnbergiPer #MasodikVilaghaboru #Holokauszt #TortenelemiKonyv #EuropaKiado #JogNeHaboru #Eletut

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