The Nuremberg Trials: An International Responsibility to Uphold Justice
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      • Ingo Eigen on IMT
      • Dietlinde Joens on German Reaction
      • Ingo Eigen on Nazi Regime
      • Professor William Schabas on International Law Today

"National Socialist foreign policy was bent on war from the very outset [...] and an old dream of German nationalism appeared in 1938 to be on the way to fulfillment: a common Reich for all Germans."
- Historian Hans Christian Täubrich

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Nazi Tank (Wired)
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Concentration Camp Inmates (Daily Mail)


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