WW2 US German Witness to Nuremberg Used Hardcover Reference Book

**WW2 US German Witness to Nuremberg Used Hardcover Reference Book** This hardcover reference book provides a detailed account of the Nuremberg Trials as witnessed by participants and observers from both the United States and Germany. The volume compiles firsthand narratives, official transcripts, and contextual analysis surrounding the prosecution of major war criminals after World War II. Aimed at researchers, historians, and collectors, it offers insight into the legal proceedings, courtroom dynamics, and the broader implications of the trials on post-war justice. Key features include primary source documents, photographs, chronological summaries, and biographical sketches of key figures involved in the trials. As a used copy, the book may display signs of shelf wear or previous use, but remains an important resource for the study of military history and international law. This reference serves as a factual, well-organized overview of one of the most significant judicial events of the twentieth century.  Total of 230 pages.