and French signed the London Charter of the International Military Tribunal (I.M.T.), which created the Nuremberg court and set the ground rules for the trial. No precedent existed for who should ...

The Nuremberg War Trial has a strong claim to ... routine, undramatic, military trials. This was the course proposed in the speeches of the Archbishop of York, Viscount Cecil, Lord Wright, and ...

Although the League of Nations and other international meetings had used simultaneous interpretation prior to the trials at Nuremberg, its successful use there in 1945 gave the method new importance.

Radio 4's Nuremberg tells the entire story of the trial of the most notorious Nazi ... and crimes against humanity at the International Military Tribunal (IMT), 30 September 1946.

A trial always ends abruptly – the verdict may be eagerly awaited but once delivered there is nothing left for the lawyers or judges to do. In the case of the Nuremberg war crime trials after ...

What is, by most measures, the biggest trial in Swedish ... warlords.” At Nuremberg and Tokyo, allied lawyers prosecuted hundreds of German and Japanese military and political leaders.

With Justin Trudeau set to resign as prime minister of Canada, and a federal election on the horizon, now is a crucial moment to reflect on Canada’s post-WWII leadership and its often-overlooked ...

Ferencz was a civilian by the time he led the team at the Einsatzgruppen Trial, one of the “Subsequent” Nuremberg proceedings that followed the 1945-1946 International Military Tribunal.

The former PMs are among 140 academics, lawyers and politicians to sign a petition calling for a legal system modelled on the Nuremberg trials of ... for the Nuremberg Military Tribunal Benjamin ...