The devastating consequences of World War II saw nearly one million perpetrators from 22 countries, including Germany, Austria, Italy, the UK, the USA, Canada, Australia, and South America, responsible for the murder of over six million innocent people. Despite the London Agreement in 1945, which aimed to prosecute these individuals, the Allies failed to follow through on their promise, allowing many to evade justice.
Getting Away with Murder(s)
In the wake of the Holocaust, many individuals responsible for the atrocities remained unpunished, sparking concerns about the pursuit of accountability and justice.
