The Nuremberg trials were unprecedented, as the victorious Allies sought to hold senior Nazi figures accountable for war crimes, paving the way for international law.
This landmark series of trials significantly revealed the scale of the Holocaust and highlighted the moral responsibility of nations and individuals during wartime.
Among the prominent outcomes of the Nuremberg trials was the legal precedent established for future prosecutions of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Nuremberg not only represented justice for victims but also transformed international jurisprudence, influencing how nations approach war crime accountability today.
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