
The Nuremberg Trials: Complete Tribunal Proceedings (V.10)
Official Testimony, Evidence, and Legal Arguments in the Prosecution of Nazi War CriminalsBy International Military TribunalLength31h 47m
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The Nuremberg Trials: Complete Tribunal Proceedings (Vol. 10) preserves a substantial record of the International Military Tribunal's juridical response to Nazi Germany's crimes. Through courtroom examinations, documentary exhibits, legal submissions, and the Tribunal's interventions, the volume reveals how unprecedented charges—conspiracy, crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity—were translated into evidentiary and procedural questions. Its documentary, often highly formal style belongs to the tradition of published trial records rather than conventional history, yet the accumulation of testimony and argument gives the work a compelling literary and historical texture. Read alongside the other proceedings, it illuminates the emergence of modern international criminal law while retaining the contingencies and tensions of a live postwar trial. The author, identified collectively as the International Military Tribunal, was the Allied judicial body established after the Second World War to prosecute principal German leaders. The volume therefore reflects an institutional voice: multilingual, evidentiary, and shaped by negotiations among the victorious powers, prosecutorial teams, judges, and defense counsel. Its existence arose from the urgent postwar effort to document state-directed violence and to establish individual accountability beyond ordinary national jurisdiction. The proceedings embody both legal innovation and the period's determination that political and military authority could no longer shield perpetrators from judgment. This volume is recommended to readers seeking a primary source for the history of the Holocaust, the Second World War, and international justice. Scholars of law, political theory, diplomacy, and archival practice will value its precision, while general readers prepared for its density will encounter the foundations of contemporary war-crimes jurisprudence. It is best approached patiently and comparatively, as an indispensable record whose silences and formalities are as instructive as its explicit arguments.
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GenrePolitics and Government
Length31 hrs 47 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 24, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Nuremberg Trials: Complete Tribunal Proceedings (V. 6)
2Nuremberg Trials: Trial of the Major War Criminals Before the International Military Tribunal (V10)
3PREFACE
4NINETIETH DAY Monday, 25 March 1946
5Morning Session
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6Afternoon Session.
7NINETY-FIRST DAY Tuesday, 26 March 1946
8Morning Session
9Afternoon Session
10NINETY-SECOND DAY Wednesday, 27 March 1946
11Morning Session
12Afternoon Session
13NINETY-THIRD DAY Thursday, 28 March 1946
14Morning Session
15Afternoon Session
16NINETY-FOURTH DAY Friday, 29 March 1946
17Morning Session
18Afternoon Session
19NINETY-FIFTH DAY Saturday, 30 March 1946: Morning Session
20NINETY-SIXTH DAY Monday, 1 April 1946: Morning Session (pt. 1)
21NINETY-SIXTH DAY Monday, 1 April 1946: Morning Session (pt. 2)
22NINETY-SEVENTH DAY Tuesday, 2 April 1946
23Morning Session
24Afternoon Session
25NINETY-EIGHTH DAY Wednesday, 3 April 1946
26Morning Session
27Afternoon Session
28NINETY-NINTH DAY Wednesday, 4 April 1946
29Morning Session
30Afternoon Session
31ONE HUNDREDTH DAY Friday, 5 April 1946
32Morning Session
33Afternoon Session
34ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST DAY Saturday, 6 April 1946: Morning Session