Part 1 of 5 · freeIntroduction
From November 1945 to October 1946, the German city of Nuremberg, once the showcase of the Nazis, hosted a court with no precedent. The Allies were not content with having won the war. They put the losers on trial.
The trial established one simple, radical idea: even a powerful leader can answer for his acts in court. It also made crimes against humanity a category of international law.
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- 2Law instead of revenge
- 3Evidence facing the accused
- 4A verdict that still counts
- 5Real advances, and real limits
Open-book quiz9 questions whose answers are in the text.
Glossary18 terms explained in a tap.
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