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"You could argue that he was a war criminal personally responsible for many of the horrors of Andersonville. His trial did set a precedent for war crimes prosecution but whether justice was served well, you can still debate that today. I hope you come back for more lunchtime crime."
"You could argue that he was a war criminal personally responsible for many of the horrors of Andersonville. His trial did set a precedent for war crimes prosecution but whether justice was served well, you can still debate that today. I hope you come back for more lunchtime crime."
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"You could argue that he was a war criminal personally responsible for many of the horrors of Andersonville. His trial did set a precedent for war crimes prosecution but whether justice was served well, you can still debate that today. I hope you come back for more lunchtime crime."
"You could argue that he was a war criminal personally responsible for many of the horrors of Andersonville. His trial did set a precedent for war crimes prosecution but whether justice was served well, you can still debate that today. I hope you come back for more lunchtime crime."