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The Nuremberg Trials

The Nazis and Their Crimes Against Humanity

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The Nuremberg Trials

By: Paul Roland
Narrated by: Dugald Bruce Lockhart
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The Nuremberg Trials were the most important criminal proceedings ever held. They established the principle that individuals will always be held responsible for their actions under international law, and brought closure to World War II, allowing the reconstruction of Europe to begin.

©2012 Arcturus Publishing Limited (P)2015 Arcturus Digital Limited
History United States World War II Military War Imperialism Holocaust Hungary
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Not easy to listen to but fact-filled and thorough

Typical of Roland, he’s thorough, complete and expertly assembled - and readable. It’s not easy to listen to these truths but it feels the only fair thing to do for those who lost their lives for such idiotic and outrageously meaningless reasons by fringed bullies and cowards.

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Great book.

Great book, and great for a good overview. Learned a lot, and was read well. Highly recommended.

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Eye Opening.

Very well informed of why this court evolved. This court needs to stay in place for the sake of humanity.

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captivating provocative profound

a captivating narration of events that were both provocative and profound. this is an accurate retelling of events. and the foundational basis for what we is Humanity understand today constitutes war crimes as an understanding between All Nations.

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An excellent and well researched summary of the Nuremberg Trials

I only wish it offered longer and more in-depth profile of the criminals, themselves.

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Great listen.

This was a great listen. I found the video mentioned on YouTube and Its hard to believe how people treat other people. the story in the audiobook was well written.

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Historically Inaccurate

The author seems to have confused Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s deputy who was tried at Nuremberg, with the commandant of Auschwitz named Rudolf Hoess (also pronounced Hess).

The first RH flew to Great Britain in 1941 and, to the best of my knowledge, had no dealings with the concentration camp. He was tried at the first Nuremberg trial. The second RH was tried in Poland, not Nuremberg, for crimes against humanity.

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