Nuremberg Defendants Up Close

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Uploaded by on May 23, 2009

The Nuremberg Trial (IMT) commenced on November 20, 1945. The indictment named 21 defendants. The trial lasted until Oct. 1, 1946 with 18 defendants found guilty and 3 acquitted. The American prosecution was led by Justice Robert H Jackson.This is a clip showing many of the defendants up close and personal. For further information see www.roberthjackson.org

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  • Göring is totally detoxing...

  • @vliegendehollander55 Well if the United Kingdom, France and the U.S. had not opposed the German pretensions would never have existed 60 million deaths.So i guess the Allies are the ones that Kill 60 million People!

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  • i wonder did hess really want to make peace with england we will never know i guess ! And why did england treat him so badly locking him up for his life time ?

  • @Arriscraft I heard the opposite-someone helped him. The word was: he knew something and he was going to spill it all..

    P.S So why did Hess fly to England?

  • @13jam100 Hess flew to England to try to forge an Armistice between them and Germany. England locked him up because they wanted to finish what they tried to do in WWI and that was to destroy Germany completely.

  • why did Hess fly to england ?

  • and the coward kill himself lol !!!!

  • @vliegendehollander55 learn english dumb ass

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