The Nuremberg Trials
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This well researched book exposes the many different facets of the Nuremberg Trial. Using a variety of resources, the Tusas are able to thoroughly layout new information from the trial. This was the closure for many to World War II, and it was one of the greatest judicial accomplishements. The Tusas provide a clear history of the events and fresh insight to what happened during the trial.
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