10. Which of the following is a true statement about the crime of incitement to commit genocide?
(A) The Nuremberg Tribunal convicted Julius Streicher, publisher of the anti-Semetic German weekly Der Stürmer
of incitement to commit genocide.
(B) Hate speech is the equivalent of incitement to commit genocide.
(C) Because incitement must be direct, if the accused used euphemisms such as "go to work and get those
cockroaches" rather than expressly saying "kill the Tutsis," the accused is not guilty of incitement to commit
genocide.
(D) Even though incitement must be public, someone who makes a recording calling for genocidal acts can be
convicted of incitement where the recording is intercepted before it can be broadcast on the radio.