| The Nuremberg trials came into existence out of a multitude of political and judicial concerns. |
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| Critics of the Nuremberg trials have raised valid questions about their jurisprudential shortcomings. |
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| It is hard not to notice, however, the enormous gap in time between the Nuremberg trials and any comparable effort to prosecute war crimes in international settings. |
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| The two of them met at the Nuremberg trials, where my mother was an Allied stenographer. |
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| Jackson and the other judges saw the Nuremberg trials as an opportunity to send a message to the world that such actions would never again be tolerated. |
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| Convicted for war crimes at the Nuremberg Trials, Dönitz served an eleven and a half-year sentence. |
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| Secondly, the third sentence dealing with the jurisdiction of military courts over civilians not performing military tasks posed a problem in the context of the Nuremberg trials. |
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| The permissibility of medical experimentation on prisoners has been an issue of serious concern since the Nuremberg Trials, particularly concerning offers of amnesty as incentive. |
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| But the new system was set up perfectly to accommodate and rehabilitate majority of the dramatis personae in the very regime they just defeated, blurring over all these with the Nuremberg Trials. |
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| Sperrle was prosecuted at the OKW Trial, one of the last twelve of the Nuremberg Trials after the war. |
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| The Nuremberg trials took place after these events. |
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| In the wake of the Second World War, the Nuremberg Trials and Tokyo Tribunal marked the first time that multiple countries collaborated in a process to punish individual war criminals. |
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