Nuremberg trials

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The Nuremberg trials were a series of landmark military tribunals held after World War II to prosecute leading Nazi officials for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes against peace.

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instanceOf historical event
international criminal proceeding
military tribunal
war crimes trial
after World War II
appliedLaw London Charter of the International Military Tribunal
charge conspiracy to commit crimes against peace
crimes against humanity
crimes against peace
war crimes
country Germany
endTime 1949-04-13
hasPart Doctors' Trial
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IG Farben Trial
International Military Tribunal
Judges' Trial
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Krupp Trial
Ministries Trial
Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
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influenced Geneva Conventions of 1949
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Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
development of international criminal courts
language English
French
German
Russian
legalPrinciple individual criminal responsibility under international law
recognition of crimes against humanity
rejection of superior orders as absolute defense
location Nuremberg
notableDefendant Albert Speer
Hermann Göring
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Julius Streicher
Rudolf Hess
Wilhelm Keitel
notableProsecutor Robert H. Jackson
Telford Taylor
organizedBy Allied powers
France
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
United States
partOf post–World War II war crimes prosecutions
prosecuted Nazi Party officials
Nazi leadership
government ministers of Nazi Germany
high-ranking military officers
result convictions of leading Nazi officials
establishment of precedents for international criminal law
significantPlace Palace of Justice, Nuremberg
startTime 1945-11-20

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World War II hasPart Nuremberg trials
Holocaust followedBy NurembergTrials
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Nuremberg trials hasPart Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
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Nuremberg trials hasPart Doctors' Trial
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Nuremberg trials hasPart Judges' Trial
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LiberationOfAuschwitz followedBy Nuremberg Trials
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London Charter of the International Military Tribunal established International Military Tribunal
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London Charter of the International Military Tribunal legalBasisFor Nuremberg Trials
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Palace of Justice, Nuremberg significantEvent Nuremberg Trials
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Palace of Justice, Nuremberg significantEvent International Military Tribunal (IMT)
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Palace of Justice, Nuremberg significantEvent Subsequent Nuremberg Trials by U.S. military tribunals
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Ministries Trial partOf Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
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Hermann Göring convictedBy International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
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Nazi Party officials notableEvent Nuremberg Trials
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Krupp Trial partOf Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
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Krupp Trial partOf Nuremberg Military Tribunals
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Krupp Trial relatedTo Nuremberg Trials
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NaziRacialPolicy condemnedBy Nuremberg Trials
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IG Farben Trial partOf Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
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IG Farben Trial partOf Nuremberg Military Tribunals
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IG Farben Trial relatedEvent Nuremberg Trials
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Einsatzgruppen prosecutedIn Einsatzgruppen trial
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Einsatzgruppen prosecutedIn Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
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Telford Taylor participatedIn Subsequent Nuremberg Trials
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International Criminal Court hasPredecessorConcept Nuremberg Military Tribunals
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Rudolf Hess triedBy International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
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Buchenwald subjectOf Nuremberg follow-up trials
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Julius Streicher participantIn Nuremberg trials
Julius Streicher trialBy International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
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Hermann Hoth wasTriedBy Nuremberg High Command Trial
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Robert H. Jackson notableWork International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg opening statement
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Final Solution condemnedBy Nuremberg Trials
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Oberkommando der Wehrmacht subjectOf Nuremberg Trials
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Nuremberg hosted International Military Tribunal
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Nazism prosecutedAt Nuremberg trials
Joachim von Ribbentrop trial Nuremberg trials
Schutzstaffel declaredCriminalOrganizationBy International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
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Schutzstaffel declaredCriminalOrganizationIn Nuremberg Trials
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Wilhelm Keitel convictedBy International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
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Otto Hofmann facedTrialIn Nuremberg Military Tribunals
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Albert Speer triedAt Nuremberg trials
Waffen-SS classifiedBy International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
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Karl Dönitz participantIn Nuremberg trials
Nazi war crimes legalAftermath Nuremberg Trials
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Nazi war crimes legalAftermath subsequent Nuremberg trials
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IMT Charter appliesTo International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
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IMT Charter established International Military Tribunal
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IMT Charter legalBasisFor Nuremberg Trials main trial
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Nuremberg Principles derivedFrom Nuremberg Trials
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