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Welcome back to war crimes, which, yes, I know that we already technically have done war crimes in a previous episode.

If you went back and actually listened to that, we covered the history

of the Geneva Conventions and their role in determining war crimes. Now, most people, I'll say

this here from the very beginning, especially history buffs. They are very well versed in the basics

of war crimes and big wars, like when it comes to World War I and World War II. You know,

the basic stuff when you like first get into history.

And also, of course, the stuff going into a lot of the modern day warfare aspect.

This includes some of the basic recognized war crimes such as, you know, not targeting civilians,

not executing surrendering soldiers, and helping out the wounded regardless of which side they're actually on.

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