THE BRITISH ALLY WEEKLY: INTRODUCING THE CONCEPT "WE ALL ARE VICTIMS" OR SUPPRESSING THE HOLOCAUST?
The article deals with the coverage of crimes against Jews by the British press. The British ally, as a government weekly, covered those crimes, the evidence of which was to serve as the basis for the prosecution of Nazi criminals and the leadership of the Third Reich. Considering the USSR as an ally and the country most affected by the Nazis, the United Kingdom sought an expanded criminal justice under international law. Thus, the concept “We all are victims” was created, and crimes against the Jews were considered in conjunction with other war crimes. The British government saw this as a means of doing away with the ideology of Nazism, contrary to the principles of civilized countries, not of individual nations.