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Judges' Trial

Judges' Trial

Post-WWII war crimes trial.

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    1946–1949 trials of Nazi leadership.

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    1961 film by Stanley Kramer.

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    German politician (1876–1970).

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    German lawyer and civil servant (1903–1963).

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