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 ...

The Nuremberg trials can only live and grow in meaning if its principles are rightly understood and accepted. ... The defendants at Nuremberg were leaders of the most highly organized and extensive ...

Twenty-two of the indicted men eventually sat in the dock in the Nuremberg courtroom. Three of the defendants escaped trial: industrialist Gustav Krupp, who was too frail; Hitler's private ...

It was an odd, and lucky, assignment. When he was 19, the Army tapped Harold “Hal” Bergen, a Jewish infantryman from Chicago, to work as a sound technician for the Nuremberg Trials, at which ...