Provides eleven compelling first-person accounts of individuals with less prominent roles in the in the war crimes trials at Nuremberg, such as American prosecutors, security personnel, journalists, and even the architect who designed the courtroom, allowing the reader to come face-to-face with the Nazi defendants, learn about interactions with ordinary German citizens, and reflect upon the meaning of justice.
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Provides eleven compelling first-person accounts of individuals with less prominent roles in the in the war crimes trials at Nuremberg, such as American prosecutors, security personnel, journalists, and even the architect who designed the courtroom, allowing the reader to come face-to-face with the Nazi defendants, learn about interactions with ordinary German citizens, and reflect upon the meaning of justice.
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