Courtroom Trial Drama - Judging Evil: How the Nuremberg Trials Invented International Justice

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Courtroom Trial Drama - Judging Evil: How the Nuremberg Trials Invented International Justice

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Alexandra Reeves examines the groundbreaking 1945-46 Nuremberg Trials, where 22 Nazi leaders faced unprecedented international prosecution for crimes against humanity. Explore how Allied lawyers invented new legal frameworks, confronted "following orders" defenses, and established principles still shaping international justice today—from the ICC to modern war crimes tribunals.

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