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BackProzessbeginn: Nord-Stream-Sprengung: Legitime Kriegshandlung oder Sabotage?
Prozessbeginn: Nord-Stream-Sprengung: Legitime Kriegshandlung oder Sabotage?
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Prozessbeginn: Nord-Stream-Sprengung: Legitime Kriegshandlung oder Sabotage?

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Das Gerichtsgebäude am Hamburger Sievekingplatz steht vor einem beispiellosen Prozess in seiner 115-jährigen Geschichte, der am kommenden Mittwoch beginnt.

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Das Gerichtsgebäude am Hamburger Sievekingplatz blickt auf eine fast 115-jährige Geschichte zurück und war Schauplatz bedeutender Prozesse.

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Das altehrwürdige Gerichtsgebäude am Hamburger Sievekingplatz hat in seiner nun fast 115-jährigen Geschichte schon viele spektakuläre Prozesse gesehen.

Hier wurde gegen die Mittäter der Anschläge von 9/11 verhandelt, gegen den Frauenmörder Fritz Honka und gegen den St.-Pauli-Killer Werner Pinzner.

Doch eine Verhandlung, wie sie am kommenden Mittwoch beginnt, hat es noch nie gesehen.

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This article was originally published by Süddeutsche Zeitung.

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