Nuremberg Trials through Robert H. Jackson

The Nuremberg Trials through Robert H. Jackson refers to the landmark post–World War II military tribunals prosecuting major Nazi war criminals, for which U.S. Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson—who had roots in Frewsburg, New York—served as chief U.S. prosecutor and a principal architect of modern international criminal law.

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