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1) The leader of the Nazi party Aldolf Hitler committed suicide before the trials
2)Execution of 50,000 to 100,000 Germans
3)Nuremburg was chosen as the place to hold the trials because of its symbolic values.
I think that their should have been more punishments against Nazi because of all the killing they did. They murdered many innocent people who died for no reason. They should have put all the Nazi's they could find on trial.

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1) In the United States Secretary of Treasury a Morgenthau felt that this was the right procedure.
2) This process would develop a record of Nazi criminality which would stand in history.
3) The mission of bringing together four major powers in developing an agreement for the trial of the major German war criminals.
- I think the men on trials weren't adequate. They murdered a vast amount of people because of their race. They should ALL be punished and suffer just like those innocent people had to do.

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1.  On May 9th 1945 general Alfred Jodi signed the unconditional    surrender of Adolf Hitler
2.  There were 3 major crimes that you could be accused of
3.  347 men were hung in 15 years
I think the leaders of the Holocaust should have been punished more

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1 The hanging was botched and the victims were choked.
2 One of the to be executed escaped hanging by suicide.
3 A criminal conspiracy was made.
I think the trial was inadequate for the holocaust and they could have be punished more for the death of millions.

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1.) some believed the Nazi leaders were  "not guilty" of murder
2.) there were three major crimes that were set for the trial against Germany
3.) one of the few intact structures was the old palace of justice

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1.) It was agreed that three major crimes were set for trial against Germany.
2.) Most of the German leaders were sentenced to death by hang or a sentencing.

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1)Nazi leader Adolf Hitler Committed Suicide
2)Execution of 50,000 to 100,000 Germans
3)Nuremberg trials were a series of trials held between 1945 and 1949 in which the Allies prosecuted German military leaders, political officials, industrialists, and financiers for crimes they had committed during world war ii.

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1.) The trial took 315 before a sentences
2.) "Guilty must not go unpunished"
3.) 47 creats of binders and 3,000 pounds of Nazi party records
I think the leaders of the Holocaust should have been punished more

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first and only chance of judgement.
the guilty should not go unpunished.
the trial was burned into history.

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1. its estimated that two million died because of the groups
2. people disapeared forever without charge or disscharge
3.three major crimes were set for trial against germany.

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1. A prosecutorial adviser originated the term "genocide"
2. The Nuremberg trials marked the first prosecutions for crimes against humanity.
3. Nuremberg was chosen as the location for the trials because of mainly its symbolic value.

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1.  3 major crimes were charged
2.  Nuremberg was the home place of Nazism.
3. a translating device was used during the trail to help the German who didn't speak French and English.
no they weren't because it didn't pay off the millions of lives that were the fault of ones command. although they were guilty.

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1. Suicide has been the escape of Adolf Hitler, Joseph Goebbels, and the ICSS sadist Heinrich Kimba.
2. Robert Jackson's mission was to bring together the four major powers.
3. If you were part of the Nazi you were part of the criminal conspiracy.

No, because a lot of people lost their lives.

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1. 6 million Jews lives were took away from them because of one person belief.
2.Nazi left an bad mark in history.
3. It was said to be about 100,000 Nazi soldiers take carried out the Jews assassinations.

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1.The Majority of the defendants were provided by the American side.
2.The coarthouse was only about a mile away from the Nuremberg stadium
3.The Conspiracy Theory
No because they did terrible things to so many innocent people

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1. that it was the first trial that had trials had crimes against humanity
2. this took place in 1945, in Germany
3. The German people didn't care at all what was happening behind the doors of the courthouse
No, because nothing that anyone could make up for all the lives lost in the holocaust.

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1. At the time of the trial there was no such thing as a judge, or courthouse.
2. The chief defendant stood accused of enough guilt to warrant 20 million murder trials.
3. The Nuermberg trial daunted humanity

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1. A few already dead monsters at the top wouldn't be enough to be the judgement of the century
2. Morgenthau  advocated that Germany be reduced to a purely pastoral state
3. Stimpson believed that the German war criminals should be dealt with only by trial before an international military tribunal
I think the men on trial were

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1. Adolf Hitler had one simple request for the Germans.
2. The Nuremberg trials were a series of 13 trials carried out in
Nuremberg, Germany.
3.Joseph Stalin, the soviet leader initially proposed the execution of 50,000 to 100,000 German staff officers.
I think the men on trials should have paid the consequence and nothing can bring back all of the lives lost during the holocaust.

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1. 315  days of trial before the sentences were given
2. 347 men were hung in 15 years
3. there were 20 million murder trials

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1. 90,000 people were killed in one year under one person's command.
2. The jury processed their decision for about a month.
3. Winston Churchill made his speech "Sinews of Peace" on the same day the courts made their decision.