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Back|Trial begins: Nord Stream explosion: legitimate act of war or sabotage?
Trial begins: Nord Stream explosion: legitimate act of war or sabotage?
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Süddeutsche Zeitung·4 hours ago·Law·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Trial begins: Nord Stream explosion: legitimate act of war or sabotage?

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The courthouse on Hamburg's Sievekingplatz is facing an unprecedented trial in its 115-year history, which begins next Wednesday.

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The courthouse on Hamburg's Sievekingplatz looks back on almost 115 years of history and has been the scene of important trials.

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The venerable courthouse on Hamburg's Sievekingplatz has seen many spectacular trials in its almost 115-year history.

Trials were held here against the accomplices of the 9/11 attacks, against the woman murderer Fritz Honka and against the St. Pauli killer Werner Pinzner.

But it has never seen a trial like the one that begins next Wednesday.

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