nuremberg trial

IOTL, the process of denazification was largely abandoned by Adenauer in the west, and while the east was firm in its anti-Nazi rhetoric, they largely stopped the process in the early fifties. How could denazification be taken more seriously post-1946 (when the Allied nations largely left the...

Inspired by this thread, I decided to ask what would happen if another top Nazi had been tried at Nuremberg. Unlike with Goebbels, not much has to change to keep Himmler alive for the Nuremberg trials. Maybe his cyanide pill doesn't work or is found by his captors before he can bite it. While I...

Any sane and rational person can agree that Adolf Hitler was one of the most horrendous monsters of the 20th Century. However, he never got a trial to face for his crimes against humanity, instead committing suicide at the Battle of Berlin. Say, Hitler didn’t commit suicide, and was captured...

OTL, the International Military Tribunal had 24 accused persons and 7 organizations. Of course, as it often happens, absent persons were involved in the crimes, leading to them being used by some accused to reduce their own guilt and responsability, as Justice Robert Jackson complained on July...