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Introduction: The Greatest Trial

Establishing a Precedent

Justice, Not Vengeance

The Defendants

Germans Incriminate Themselves

Part of a Larger Conspiracy

A Fair Result

Other Trials

Crimes in the Pacific

The Hunt Goes On

Chapter 1 Preparation for Trial

Chapter Preface

The Objectives of the Prosecution

No Freedom for Suspects

The Basis for the Trial

International Cooperation and Concession

Charter of the International Military Tribunal

The Work of Building a Case

Chapter 2 The Prosecution

Chapter Preface

The Prosecution's Opening Statement

Indicting Organizations as Criminals

The Cross-Examination of Hermann Goring

The CrossExamination of Albert Speer

Chapter 3 The Challenge of Being Fair

Chapter Preface

Setting Dangerous Legal Precedents

A Just Trial

The Rights of the Accused Were Protected at Nuremberg

Chapter 4 The Verdicts and Conclusions

Chapter Preface

The Prosecution's Closing Speech

A Step Forward for International Law

Establishing a Great Moral Principle

The Hangman of Nuremberg

Chapter 5 Reporting on the Trial

Chapter Preface

Broadcasting the Trial on Radio

The Anti-Climactic Trial Climax

Chronology

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Nuremberg Trial Research Article from History Firsthand

This Study Guide consists of approximately 201 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Nuremberg Trial.