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When the Second World War came to an end, there was a commitment between various governments, including the government of Canada, to set up an international tribunal. This was not simply – as Winston ...

This walking tour explores the interior areas and surroundings of Nuremberg Castle, featuring ivy-covered medieval buildings, ...

Emperor Hirohito should be held accountable, according to scholars who say the wartime ruler was shielded from prosecution by ...

Administrators and professors who violate civil-rights laws, distort scholarship or endanger Jewish students must face real legal consequences.The post Nuremberg 2.0: Why personal liability is the onl ...

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In the Nuremberg Doctors’ Trial of 1946/47, some of the Nazi doctors who had committed crimes against humanity were prosecuted and sentenced. The trial has a historical significance far beyond its ...

Nov 20 (Reuters) - Eighty years to the day after Allied forces began prosecuting Nazi leaders for war crimes committed during World War Two, Harvard Law School on Thursday released a newly-digitized, ...

Howard Triest is played by British actor Leo Woodall in new film "Nuremberg," which is being talked about as a contender for multiple Oscars. Triest is also the subject of 2006 documentary "Journey to ...

Douglas Kelley, the real-life U.S. Army psychiatrist portrayed by Rami Malek in the recently released motion picture Nuremberg, wrote a book titled 22 Cells in Nuremberg that came out in 1947, a year ...

Before he became a Supreme Court justice, Robert H. Jackson, pictured in 1940 with his wife, Irene Gerhardt Jackson, was appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to be U.S. solicitor general in ...

Holocaust movies have become such a genre of their own that it is hard for them to find anything new to say. Yet directors keep trying — perhaps out of a sense of duty, or the assumed prestige of the ...