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FIVE MEN AT NUREMBERG
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Author: James McMillan
Publisher: Harrap & Co Ltd
Year published: 1985
Pagination: 424pp, numerous b/w photos
Condition: fair in plastic sleeved d/w - ex-library
Ex-library copy with usual stickers and marks. The Nuremberg Trial was the first attempt by Western Democracies to formulate a new moral code of International Law. James McMillan, has in this volume, collected material from the 42 volumes of the trial proceedings to give a fascinating picture of the events at Nuremberg. He has chosen five of the main participants, who each represent a different aspect of the German war machine, to recreate the atmosphere of the Trial. The subjects are: Hermann Goering, Karl Doenitz, Supreme Commander of the German Navy, Alfred Jodl, who represented the General Staff, Hjalmar Schacht, who represented German big business and Albert Speer, the technocrat, without whom the Nazis could not have built such an extraordinary war machine.