a Jewish prisoner released from Auschwitz in 1945. A living witness to the

horrors in the camps, he testified at Nuremberg with the emotion and the

conviction of a survivor. He was joined with many other survivors anxious

to tell their stories. The Nuremberg Trials made sure that crimes against

The United Nations which consisted of France, Great Britain, United

States and U.S.S.R came together August 8,1945(Smith) in London. This

provided the establishment of the International Military Tribunal to try war

criminals (Macedonians: accused of war crimes) that eventually led to

the Nuremberg Trials. The Nuremberg Trials were the most important war

crimes following any war in recent history. The trials were held in front of a

panel of judges selected by the allies, and presided over by Lord

Lawrence of England. There were eleven different trials ranging from the

doctors trial, judges trials and various others as defendants.(Austin)

September 12, 1945, President Harry Truman of the United States

selected Francis Biddle and Judge John Parker as Senior and alter

September 2, Colonel Andrus suggested to the tribunal that the

The presentation of the prosecutors from Great Britain, the United

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