nuremberg (germany)

Highlights the trials of Nazi criminals in Nuremberg in 1945 following the end of World War II as written by the chief counsel for the prosecution, Telford Taylor. Includes photographs, the "Charter of the International Military Tribunal," and notes on the indictment.

A collection of essays that explore various aspects of the Nuremberg Trials in which the Allied nations prosecuted the Nazis for crimes against humanity during World War II, examining trial preparation, the prosecution, the challenge of being fair, and the verdicts and conclusions.

Presents a comprehensive collection of letters written by the author's father, Thomas J. Dodd, who served as one of the U.S. prosecutors at the 1945 Nuremberg trial.

The senior U.S. senator from Connecticut provides an insider's glimpse of the Nuremberg trials, based on the letters of his father, a prosecutor at the trials, to his mother, offering important insights into the daily events in the courtroom.

Richard Sonnenfeldt recounts his interviews with all the top-ranking Nazi criminals during his role as key interrogator for the American prosecution at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in 1945.

Provides background on and firsthand accounts of the Nuremberg trials, presents perspectives on whether they were just, and includes a glossary, chronology, and further reading list.