Judgment at Nuremberg is an emotional and insightful historical epic and features one of the greatest casts ever assembled.

The failure to accept guilt for war crimes and crimes against humanity has been a recurring theme in the work of the human ...

Mr. Bergen arrived in Nuremberg, Germany, for the trials in April 1946 after the prosecution had presented its case. He was there for about six months, during the defense portion of the trial.

The phrase “trial of the century” has been used often enough for high-profile defendants. But if any instance of criminal justice ever deserved that title, it took place in Nuremberg, Germany ...

Historical drama 'Nuremberg' has cast Richard E. Grant, Leo Woodall, John Slattery, Lydia Peckham, Wrenn Schmidt, Lotte Verbeek & Andreas Pietschmann.

The decision to spare Hirohito led Japanese elites and the U.S. officials who established Japan’s postwar occupation to join forces in creating a myth about Hirohito’s innocence: to “sanitize,” as ...

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 ...

'Making peace' (4/6). While Nazi leaders were found guilty of 'crimes against humanity' and 'war crimes,' the Nuremberg trials were also intended to dissuade future heads of state from starting wars.

The ninth of twelve Nuremberg trials prosecuted 24 defendants and established the principle that individuals could be held accountable for war crimes, regardless of their official positions.

He became a prosecutor at the trial and moved to Nuremberg with his wife in May 1947. Out of 3,000 defendants, he was able to hold only 24, due to a lack of resources.