Each of the four Allied countries that had formed the International Military Tribunal -- the United States, France, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union -- provided one judge and one alternate for ...

As part of their judgment, the American judges drafted what has become known as The Nuremberg Code, which set forth key requirements for ethical treatment and medical research.The code has been ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) George J Annas, Boston University (THE CONVERSATION) After World War II, Nuremberg ...

Held over the course of 1946–48, the trial lasted almost three times as long as Nuremberg. Readers learn the judges’ extraordinary stories and distinctive perspectives. The trial’s multinational cast ...

The Nuremberg Code was written by judges to be applied in the courtroom. Helinski was written by physicians for physicians. There have been no subsequent international trials on human ...

In Nuremberg, in the fall of 1945, twenty-two high-ranking Nazis were put on trial before a group of judges from Allied nations. A year later, twelve of the defendants were sentenced to be hanged ...

The Nuremberg Code was developed during trials for Nazi officials accused of performing inhumane experiments − ... led the judges to agree. The verdicts were handed down on Aug. 20, 1947. As ...