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Nuremberg Trials

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Nuremberg Trials
surviving Nazi leaders put on trial (1946). [Eur. Hist.: Van Doren, 512]
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What he felt the world badly needed was the post-Communist equivalent of the Nuremberg trials where the evils of this many-tentacled system could be openly tallied and condemned.
Lerman's rumination on justice and reconciliation, Small Dances began with research on the Nuremberg trials and expanded to include recent genocides and atrocities in Rwanda, Bosnia, South Africa, and Abu Chraib.
I would like to see something set up to document the real history of this plague akin to the Nuremberg Trials, which nailed Nazi responsibility for the Holocaust," Kramer writes.
 
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