The Nuremberg War Crimes Trials

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The Nuremberg War Crimes Trials

In the autumn of 1946, in accordance with the Allied Control Council Law No. 10, twelve war crimes trials were held in Nuremberg, Germany. The defendants were charged with war crimes and offenses against international penal law. The trials included the participation not only of the accused and the victims who came as witnesses, but the judges, prosecutors, interrogators, translators, military personnel, security forces, journalists, and photographers.
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Lot of "not guilty" in there, Albert Speer admitted some crimes. Was there any other?
 
Albert Speer was Hitler's minister of wartime production, and was the Nazis' principle exploiter of forced labor.
 
I’ve seen this photo numerous times but rarely in color. As often narrated, Goering, Hess, Keitel and Kaltenbrunner among others were either giggling or downright bored through this trial. Here they look bored.
 

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