The Supreme Court of Belarus Has Found a Deceased Nazi Collaborator Guilty of Genocide.
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The Supreme Court of Belarus has convicted deceased Nazi collaborator Alexander Buglai of genocide, but no sentence has been imposed due to his death. The Supreme Court of Belarus has found deceased Nazi collaborator Alexander Buglai guilty of genocide against the Belarusian people, RIA Novosti reports. Due to the defendant's death, the verdict was issued without a sentence. The trial began on September 7. This is the eighth criminal case agains…
The Supreme Court of Belarus posthumously found Nazi collaborator Alexander Buglai guilty of genocide against the Belarusian people during the Great Patriotic War. The former commander of the "White Command" punitive force evaded justice for decades and died in the United States. This was announced by Dmitry Marusov, the state prosecutor and senior prosecutor of the Prosecutor General's Office.
Buglai was found guilty of genocide, a crime under article 127 of the Criminal Code. In connection with his death, the sentence was passed without punishment.
The Supreme Court of Belarus handed down another judgment in the case of genocide: Alexander Buglai was found guilty of genocide against the people of Belarus and, as in other such cases, the sentence was handed down without a sentence. "Buglaj led the so-called Buglai combat volunteer battalion until May 1944 and, as a Belarusian, systematically destroyed his people.
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