Category: Flick
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The Punishment That Friedrich Flick Deserves
By Birendra Kumar Agarwal (Krzyżowa, Poland) The case of Friedrich Flick is up for judgment tomorrow at the Model International Criminal Court (MICC). Given Ubi societas, ibi ius (wherever there is society, there is law), which says that the law serves a stable society, what should be the right decision? After following the case intensely […]
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The Court is Good Enough
By Uri Binnun April 4, 2023 (Krzyżowa, Poland) Today, three major trials were held at the Model International Criminal Court (MICC). First, the trial of Friedrich Flick – a Nazi businessman accused of using slave labor in his factories during World War II. Next, the court held the trial of Slobodan Prajlak, a Croat general […]
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Prosecutor vs. Friedrich Flick
Indictment Friedrich Flick is accused of being responsible for the commission of the crime against humanity of enslavement as a superior civilian commander, punishable under Article 7 (1) (c) and 28 (b) of the Rome Statute. Case overview Case background: World War II (1939 – 1945) The Second World War (1939-1945) was planned by the German government […]