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"... it is obvious that the prevention of aggression as a breach of the international peace must be the foundation stone upon which the whole structure of international order will have to stand or it will be built upon sand, as in the past."

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"... it is obvious that the prevention of aggression as a breach of the international peace must be the foundation stone upon which the whole structure of international order will have to stand or it will be built upon sand, as in the past."

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If the Charter of Nuremberg Tribunals had not been erected, justice would not have been served. Defendants would be able to blame their actions on Hitler,  leaving them innocent, but making Hitler guilty. However, since he committed suicide, justice would never have been served.

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If the Charter of Nuremberg Tribunals had not been erected, justice would not have been served. Defendants would be able to blame their actions on Hitler,  leaving them innocent, but making Hitler guilty. However, since he committed suicide, justice would never have been served.

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“There could be no more sacred trust than that of upholding the law against primitive and barbarous acts of inhumanity which shock the conscience of all civilized peoples and are forbidden by divine as well as human command."

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“There could be no more sacred trust than that of upholding the law against primitive and barbarous acts of inhumanity which shock the conscience of all civilized peoples and are forbidden by divine as well as human command."

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“Count 4 of the indictment charges crimes against humanity. These are defined as "murder, extermination, enslavement, deportation, and other inhumane acts...whether or not in violation of the domestic law of the country where perpetrated."

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“Count 4 of the indictment charges crimes against humanity. These are defined as "murder, extermination, enslavement, deportation, and other inhumane acts...whether or not in violation of the domestic law of the country where perpetrated."

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"Statesmen and jurists realized that another failure to vindicate thelaw such as followed World War I would prove their incapacity to make progress in strengthening the inter national law of the future."

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"Statesmen and jurists realized that another failure to vindicate thelaw such as followed World War I would prove their incapacity to make progress in strengthening the inter national law of the future."

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The Nuremberg Trials is practically the seed which lead to rapid international cooperation.

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The Nuremberg Trials is practically the seed which lead to rapid international cooperation.

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The Allied Powers sought to hold a fair trial for all war criminals, which is demonstrated in the Charter of Nuremberg Tribunals.

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The Allied Powers sought to hold a fair trial for all war criminals, which is demonstrated in the Charter of Nuremberg Tribunals.

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The Charter of Nuremberg Tribunals clearly states that those acting under orders of the government, can still be punished for breaking international law.

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The Charter of Nuremberg Tribunals clearly states that those acting under orders of the government, can still be punished for breaking international law.

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The Allied Powers conjoined together to create a list of crimes in which can be punished by International Law, known as the Charter of Nuremberg Tribunal.

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The Allied Powers conjoined together to create a list of crimes in which can be punished by International Law, known as the Charter of Nuremberg Tribunal.

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Working towards the cooperation towards the Nuremberg Trials, crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, can be tried under International Law.

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Working towards the cooperation towards the Nuremberg Trials, crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, can be tried under International Law.

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The Nuremberg Trials led to the international cooperation of the Genocide Convention of 1948, the Geneva Conventions of 1949, the Geneva Protocols of 1977, the Statutes of the International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda, and the 1998 Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

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The Nuremberg Trials led to the international cooperation of the Genocide Convention of 1948, the Geneva Conventions of 1949, the Geneva Protocols of 1977, the Statutes of the International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda, and the 1998 Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

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“The Nuremberg Trials and the judgement it passed became a major landmark in the history of international relations and played an important historical role. Today when weapons of mass destruction pose a threat to the very survival of mankind, it is of particular significance that Nuremberg marked the end of the impunity of an aggression and showed that the rules of international criminal law are called upon to defend peace.”

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“The Nuremberg Trials and the judgement it passed became a major landmark in the history of international relations and played an important historical role. Today when weapons of mass destruction pose a threat to the very survival of mankind, it is of particular significance that Nuremberg marked the end of the impunity of an aggression and showed that the rules of international criminal law are called upon to defend peace.”

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Twenty two prominent Nazi figures who held a roll within the Third Reich's war crimes were tried.

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Twenty two prominent Nazi figures who held a roll within the Third Reich's war crimes were tried.

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The jurisdiction against World War II war crimes consisted of nations which fought against each other in the war, meaning collaborating enemies worked together to punish those who broke the law.

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The jurisdiction against World War II war crimes consisted of nations which fought against each other in the war, meaning collaborating enemies worked together to punish those who broke the law.

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"The trials at Nuremberg and the unprecedented international cooperation despite ideological and procedural issues can offer some hope for future areas of cooperation between nations that are so different, as the United States and the Soviet Union were in the 1940s."

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"The trials at Nuremberg and the unprecedented international cooperation despite ideological and procedural issues can offer some hope for future areas of cooperation between nations that are so different, as the United States and the Soviet Union were in the 1940s."

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“They [the Nuremberg judges] hoped to set forward the standards of civilization, so that any nation contemplating war in the future would be deterred by the prospect that the statesmen who plot such a war are liable to be taken out and hanged.”

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“They [the Nuremberg judges] hoped to set forward the standards of civilization, so that any nation contemplating war in the future would be deterred by the prospect that the statesmen who plot such a war are liable to be taken out and hanged.”

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"the post-World War II period has fostered an international community that is rooted in the perception that no person, no group, no government can make a decision that would adversely impact other nations without penalty."

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"the post-World War II period has fostered an international community that is rooted in the perception that no person, no group, no government can make a decision that would adversely impact other nations without penalty."

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“And it is well to remember that the plaintiffs are not, as the indictment states, the four great powers whose military victors made the trial possible, but the millions of dead soldiers of all nations, the millions of innocent victims exterminated by Nazi brutality, the millions of men, women and children who survived deportation and enslavement. Their martyrdom must not have been in vain.”

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“And it is well to remember that the plaintiffs are not, as the indictment states, the four great powers whose military victors made the trial possible, but the millions of dead soldiers of all nations, the millions of innocent victims exterminated by Nazi brutality, the millions of men, women and children who survived deportation and enslavement. Their martyrdom must not have been in vain.”

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“The fact that the Nazi leaders are criminals has already been established. The task of the Tribunal is only to determine the measure of guilt.

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“The fact that the Nazi leaders are criminals has already been established. The task of the Tribunal is only to determine the measure of guilt.

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Did the unification of the Allied Powers to try war criminals after the war ultimately resolve international tension?

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Did the unification of the Allied Powers to try war criminals after the war ultimately resolve international tension?