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Adolf Hitler's Nazi Hierarchy will be tried by these four judges of the international war crimes tribunal at Nuernberg
Adolf Hitler's Nazi Hierarchy will be tried by these four judges of the international war crimes tribunal at Nuernberg

Adolf Hitler's Nazi Hierarchy will be tried by these four judges of the international war crimes tribunal at Nuernberg

Date10/16/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: Adolf Hitler's Nazi Hierarchy will be tried by these four judges of the international war crimes tribunal at Nuernberg. At their first meeting in Berlin are. Left to right M. Donnedieu de Vabres; France; Francis J. Biddle; U.S.A.; Lord Justice Lawrence; Britain; Maj.-Gen. I. J. Nikitchenko; U.S.S.R. The trial will open in November.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019494F
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