war crime trials

Tells how Nazi war criminals emigrated to America under assumed identities and now live quiet, prosperous lives among us.

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.

A biography of the "Nazi hunter" who brought many war criminals to justice after World War II.

In Queen's Bench Courtroom Number Seven, the renowned surgeon Sir Adam Kelno stands accused of having been a sadistic doctor in a World War II concentration camp.

A reference guide to war crimes that provides a historical overview of war crimes throughout the world, a chronology of events, legislation, and movements, biographies of activists, advocates, and legislators, and a directory of organizations and agencies.

Drawing on the documents in the National Archives, the papers of key figures, and numerous interviews, this comprehensive study recounts the public trial, the behind-the-scenes maneuverings, and the major personalities of the unique, complex 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.

Translation of a German novel about the erotic awakening of fifteen-year-old Michael Berg who engages in a secret affair with a mysterious older woman.