Bibliograph

The anatomy of the Nuremberg trials, a personal memoir, Telford Taylor

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The anatomy of the Nuremberg trials, a personal memoir, Telford Taylor

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. [679]-682) and index

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illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The anatomy of the Nuremberg trials

Nature of contents

bibliography

Responsibility statement

Telford Taylor

Sub title

a personal memoir

Summary

History of the Nuremberg war crimes trials by Telford Taylor, who became the American chief counsel

Table Of Contents

Nuremberg and the laws of war -- The Nuremberg ideas -- Justice Jackson takes over -- Establishing the court: the London Charter -- The defendants and the charges: Krupp and the German General Staff -- Berlin to Nuremberg -- Nuremberg: pretrial pains and problems -- On trial -- The Nuremberg War Crimes Community -- The SS and the general staff-high command -- Individual defendants, future trials, and criminal organizations -- The French and Soviet prosecutions -- The defendants: Goering and Hess -- The defendants: "Murderers' row" -- The defendants: bankers and admirals -- The defendants: the last nine -- The closing arguments -- The indicted organizations -- The defendants' last words -- The judgments of Solomons -- Judgement: law, crime, and punishment -- Epilogue and assessment

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