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Demonstration against extradition in front of the University of Berlin, newspaper photo from Wiener Bilder, issue of 22 Februar 1920

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    The Leipzig Trials (1921-1927). Between national disgrace and juridical farce

    The extent of violence and destruction in the First World War was horrifying for all participants. Military norms were also transgressed in a dimension never seen before. As the Allies shifted the main portion of guilt to the German Empire, this nation – long an object of suspicion with its militarism for the victors of the war – was to be made an example of.